2955236.
Sir John de Stafford & 2955237. Margaret de Stafford
~1305, John born in England, 2nd s/o 5910472. William Stafford & 5910473.
Isabela de Stafford.
1328, Margaret born in England, d/o 30422828. Earl Ralph de Stafford & 5910475. Katherine de Hastings.
6/1319 at Ecceshale, John and his brother James beat,
wounded, and ill-treated Richard de Swynnerton. (S) Staffordshire Studies, 19,
2008, Sposato, P24.
Bef. 1322, John’s brother Sir James and his grandfather Sir
William were rebels against the king.
3/10/1322, John and his brother James (1250054) supported
the earl of Lancaster at the Battle of Burton Bridge. [They lost and retreated
to Tutbury castle.]
3/16/1322, John’s grandfather was captured at the battle of
Boroughbridge. [Also a loss for the earl of Lancaster.]
3/1322, John and his brother James “put fire against the
gates” in an attempt to free their grandfather.
10/27/1322, Pardon … to John son of William de Stafford the
younger, for the death of Alexander de Swynnerton … (S) CPRs. [John’s brother
James also pardon for the same offense.]
6/24/1324,
John (2955236), son of William de Stafford (5910472), junior, Walter and
William his brothers, … by maintenance and advice of Sir William de Stratford,
knight (11820944), … came with horse and foot and ejected William de Ipstones
by force [who had besieged the manor of Mary de Brumpton at Eyton.] (S)
Collections for a History of Staffordshire, V4, 1883, P29.
6/24/1324, John, son of William de Stafford, junior, Walter
and William his brothers, … by maintenance and advice of Sir William de
Stratford, knight, … came with horse and foot and ejected William de Ipstones
by force [who had besieged the manor of Mary de Brumpton at Eyton.] (S)
Collections for a History of Staffordshire, V4, 1883, P29.
8/1326,
James and his brothers John, and William de Stafford, knight, took part in the
rioting against William de Ipstanes over the church at Eyton. (S) Plea Rolls
for Staffordshire, V10, Pt1, 1889.
6/1327,
James and his brother, John de Stafford, committed to the Marshalsea prison for
the murder of John de Pichford, acquitted by a jury. (S) Plea Rolls for
Staffordshire, V10, Pt1, 1889.
7/18/1327, Protection with clause volumus for John de
Stafford, staying with Roger de Mortuo Mari in the marches of Scotland in the
king’s service. (S) CPRs. [The like for William de Stafford, Walter de
Stafford, James de Stafford.]
1328, “Feoffment by William de Stafford the elder to John de
Stafford his son and Margaret John’s wife, in tail, of the manor of Amelcote
and lands, &c. in Bettecote and the mill of Bettecote, with remainder in
default to James de Stafford and his heirs.” (S) Ancient Deeds, PRO. [His
brother James had forfeited the manor in 1322 as a rebel.]
1/1334, John de Stafford attended the tournament at
Dunstable.
9/30/1334, Appointment of John de Stafford and Richard de
Peshale, sheriff of the county of Stafford, to arrest where found, and lodge in
Stafford gaol, … James de Stafford, knight, … (S) CPRs. [James the brother of
John.]
3/29/1335, “Debtor: James de Stafford, knight. Creditor:
John de Stafford. Amount: 12m. 6s. 8d.” (S) UKNA, Staffordshire.
Aft. 1335, John knighted.
1336, John arrested in the continuing feud with the
Swynnerton family. (S) Staffordshire Studies, 19, 2008, Sposato, P31.
10/20/1336, Letters of attorney for John de Stafford,
knight, going to Scotland with Ralph de Stafford, names William de Stafford
Senior and … attorneys. (S) Cal. of Doc’s Relating to Scotland.
[––John &
Margaret––]
1337, John married 2nd Margaret, his 2nd
cousin once removed.
1/1337, Feoffment by William de Stafford the elder to John
de Stafford his son and Margaret John’s wife, in tail, of the manor of Amelcote
and lands, &c. in Bettecote and the mill of Bettecote, with remainder in
default to James de Stafford and his heirs. Amelcote, Friday before the
Conversion of St. Paul, 11 Edward III. (S) Desc. Cat. of Ancient Deeds, V4,
1902, A.9102.
6/3/1337, To
William de Shareshull and his fellows, … co. Stafford. Order to continue the
assize of novel disseisin, which James de Stafford, knight, arramed before them
against John, son of William de Stafford, knight, now in Scotland in the king's
service. (S) CCRs.
1338, Feoffment by William de Stafford the elder to John de
Stafford his son and Margaret John’s wife, … manor of Amelcote and lands, … in
Bettecote … remainder to James de Stafford, … (S) Ancient Deeds, 1902, P392.
1339, John’s father died.
7/6/1347, In Staffordshire, William de Shareshull, John de
Stafford, John de Lee, and William de Perton, had been appointed to hear and determine
the complaint of the Baron (Ralph), whom the King had heretofore taken with his
men, lands … under his special protection and defence. (S) Castle Church, Parish
and Manor of its Escheate, P80.
1350, “Quit claim on 3 tenements in Bagots Bromley. … Richard
Bagot/Sir John Stafford and Earl of Lancaster.” (S) UKNA.
4/10/1352, “1. John de Stafford, knights. 2. Brother Robert,
prior of St. Thomas the Martyr near Stafford and convent.” (S) UKNA,
Staffordshire.
By 1357, John, Knt. of Amelcote and Bromshull,
Staffordshire, died.
1357, “Thomas de Erdeswick releases to Hugh and Henry de
Dorley all his "jus" or claim in the manor of Bicerscote, etc., which
John de Stafford " hade" of the gift of feoffment of William de
Stafford, Knight, his Lord, which descended to the said Humfrey, in Crakemarsh,
Strongeshul. [Transcript of a sealed copy.] (S) Castle Church, Castle Church,
Parish and Manor of its Escheate, P49.
[––Margaret––]
8/22/1373, Margaret who was wife of John de Stafford knight
… Joint and several recognisance for 500 marks … in Staffordshire. (S) CCRs.
1374, In Staffordshire, Margaret (625027), formerly wife of
John de Hardeshull, knight [daughter and heir of John’s brother James], sued
Margaret de Stafford for the manor of Amelcote which William son of William de
Stafford had given to William de Stafford, knight, for his life, with remainder
to James de Stafford, and to the heir of his body and which sould descend to
her as daughter and heir of James. … [continues with the story of how William the
grandfather had given the manor to James, but William, James’ father had
ejected him from the manor and regranted it to James’ brother John and his wife
Margaret.] (S) Collections for a History of Staffordshire, V13, 1892, P109.
(S) Strife of the Roses and Days of the Tudors in the West,
Rogers, 2003, PP139-40. (S) Plea Rolls for Staffordshire, V10, 1889.
Child of John and Margaret:
i. Humphrey Stafford
(1477618), born ~1344 in England. [Heir]
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