2110866.
Sir John de Saint Philibert & 2110867. Ada Botetourt
1292, John born in England, s/o 4221732. Hugh de St. Philibert & 4221733. Alice de Blakenham.
~1295, Ada born in England, d/o 2498728. John Botetourt & 2498729. Maud Fitz Thomas.
11/1304, John’s father died; the king taking custody of
Hugh’s estate while John was a minor.
1/15/1305, Grant to Margaret, queen of England, the king’s
consort, of the custody during the minority of the heirs of the lands late of
Hugh de Sancto Philiberto, tenant in chief, … with the marriages of the heirs …
(S) CPRs.
7/6/1305, King Edward I, representing John, took part of the
manor of Sulham after John’s uncle Benedict de Blakenham sold it to Agnes de
Somery (2498731). [John’s father Hugh owed Benedict money for rent of lands.
John retained half including La Hyde and Tilehurst.]
2/24/1308 at Westminster, Edward II crowned king of England.
1309, John
de Drakensford was appointed Guardian of the land and heir of Hugh de Philibert
[John].
1313, John did homage and took livery of his lands.
[––John & Ada––]
~1313, John married Ada.
12/1/1313, Writ to escheator, to take the proof of age of
the said John, son and heir of Hugh de Sancto Philiberto, who was born at
Soleham, co. Berks, and baptized in the church there, as is said, and says he
is of full age. (S) CIsPM.
1/18/1314, Order to cause John de Sancto Phileberto, son and
heir of Hugh de Sancto Phileberto, to have seisin of his father's lands. (S)
CCRs.
1316, John had a charter of free warren in his lands in
Norfolk, Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire, Essex, and Suffolk.
1317, John de St. Philibert obtained a grant of free warren
in his demesne lands in Sulham and Cresswell.
1318, John held a lordship at Rackheath Magna. (S) Hist. of
the Co. of Norfolk, 1809, P449.
4/1323, John de Sancto Philiberto and Ada his wife, pl. John Botetourt and Maud his wife, def. The
manor of Chigenhale Trenchefoill. Cons.
100 marks of silver. (S) Feet of Fines, Essex.
1324, John paid 100s. relief for the manor of Thormenton,
Gloucestershire.
6/17/1324, John de Sancto Phileberto, going on the king’s
service to the duchy [of Aquitaine], has letters nominating … (S) CPRs.
7/1/1324, Grant in free marriage by Ranulph de Albo
Monasterio, knt, to Gaudin, his son and heir, and Alice, daughter of Sir John
de Sancto Philiberto, of all his lands and tenements in the vills of Caluetone
in Rydale and Sowrby by Thryse, …. Witnesses …, Sir Richard de Campo Arnulpho,
Sir George de Thorp, …Hugh de Sancto Philiberto … (S) Yorkshire Deeds, 1909.
10/24/1324, Licence for John Botetourt and Maud his wife to
grant the manor of Chigenhale Trenchefoill, co. Essex, held in chief, to John
de Sancto Pliliberto and Ada his wife, … (S) CPRs. [Hugh de Sancto Philberto
going with John.]
2/1/1327, Edward III crowned king of England.
1327, John de St. Philbert attended the 1st
parliament of Edward III held at Westminster. (S) Notitia Parliamentaria,
Willis, 1730, P27.
2/21/1329, Grant to John son and heir of Hugh de Sancto
Philberto, the he and his heirs shall hold rent free the land in the manor of
Bray within Wyndesore Forest, which Edward I leased to the said Hugh, in fee, …
(S) CPRs.
7/26/1329,
William de Barentyn, nephew (nepos) and heir of Drogo de Barentyn, acknowledges
that he owes to John de Sancto Philberto, knight, £600; to be levied, …, of his lands and chattels in
co. Essex. (S) CCRs.
1329, John settled the manor on himself, and Ada his wife,
and his son Thomas [Thomas apparently died before his father.]
5/1331, John de St. Philibert a member of the jury in which
Thomas de Berkele is accused of the murder of King Edward II. (S) Cobbett’s
Complete Collection of State Trials, V1, 1816, P55.
1331, John de St. Philibert obtained licence to settle the
manor of Bray on his son John and Joan, d/o Robert de Ufford, on the occasion
of their marriage.
1331, John appointed Mayor of Bordeaux, France, with £100
given for traveling expenses.
12/21/1331, Thomas, earl of Norfolk, leased the manor of
Longebenyton, co. Lincoln, for 5 years to John de Sancto Phileberto, … (S)
CPRs.
Bef. 2/22/1333, Sir John died in Gascogne, France; Ada
surviving; son John age 6.
[––Ada––]
1333, Widow Ada was awarded land in Farmington and the
advowson of the church as part of her dowry. (S) Hist. of Gloucester, V9, 2001,
Farmington.
1341, Robert de Staunton sues Ada, formely wife of John de
St. Philbert for a messauge … Ada stated she held the tenements in question for
her life of the inheritance of John, son and heir, … and that the said John was
under age … (S) Collections for a History of Staffordshire, V11, 1890, P105.
8/13/1343, Ada, relict of the baron, lord of St. Philibert.
Request that her confessor may give her plenary indulgence at the hour of death.
(S) Petitions to the Pope, 1896, V5, 2 Clement VI (f. 108d).
(S) Plantagenet Ancestry, P718. (S) A Genealogical History
of the Dormant …, Burke, 1866, P469. (S) Battle Abbey Roll, Abbey, 1889, P23. (S)
Sulham, A Hist. of the Co. of Berkshire: V3, 1923, pp. 428-430.
Children of John and Ada:
i. Maud de Saint
Philibert (1055433), born ~1314 in England.
ii. Margaret de St.
Philibert (15211313), born ~1323 in England.
iii. John de St.
Philibert, born 1327 in England.
1331, John 1st married to Joan, d/o Robert de
Ufford.
By 1349, John married Margaret, d/o Lord Hugh de Saint John.
[No surviving children.]
1351, Sir
John de St. Philibert, the son, released to Sir Richard de Plays [husband of
his sister Margaret] and his right in the manor of Chelsworth.
1359, John died. [His infant son, John, died in 1361.]
2/16/1362, … Margaret late the wife of John de Seynt Philbert,
knight, the manor of Shirbourn Seint Johan … (S) CPRs.
