5910472. Sir William de Stafford &
5910473. Isabela de Stafford
~1270, Isabela born in England, d/o 11820946. Robert de Stafford & 11820947. Gundreda
?.
~1275, William born in England, s/o 11820944. Sir William Stafford.
~1295, William married Isabela. [By this ancestry, which
fits the timeline well, William and Isabel are 2nd cousins.]
Af. 1305, Isabela’s mother died.
2/25/1308, Edward II crowned king of England.
1321, “William Stafford, justice of gaol delivery.”
[Stafford, Staffordshire.] (S) UKNA.
Bef. 1322, William’s son James a leader in local disputes
that did not involve William or son John.
1/22/1322, Order to the sheriff of Salop and Stafford to take into the
king's hand and to keep safely all the lands, goods and chattels of William de
Stafford (11820944), knight, Vivian de Staundon, …, James (1250054)
son of William de Stafford (5910472) the younger, … John de Cherleton, … Roger
Corbet of Caus, … (S) CFRs.
10/27/1322, Pardon … to James son of William de Stafford the
younger, for the death of Alexander de Swynnerton … (S) CPRs.
3/19/1323, Order to deliver to William de Stafford, knight,
his lands and the issues thereof from the time when they were taken into the
king's hands, as the king has pardoned him the suit of his peace for adhering
to certain rebels. (S) CCRs.
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. [Note William,
father of John, is called “junior”.]
3/18/1326, William de Stafford, the elder, … William de
Stafford, the younger, John Bagod, … James de Stafford, … acknowledge that they
owe to Roger de Swynnerton, knight, 80 marks. (S) CCRs.
1/7/1327, Parliament deposed Edward II.
2/1/1327 at Westminster, Edward III, age 14, crowned king of
England.
7/18/1327, Protection for John de Stafford, staying with
Roger de Mortuo Mari in the marches of Scotland in the king’s service. The like
for the following :– William de Stafford. William de Stafford. James de
Stafford. (S) CPRs.
1327, Roger de Mortuo Mari instigates a plan to have
captured Edward II murdered. [There is a substantial amount of evidence that Edward
II actually escaped and a substitute body was buried.]
1327, William’s father died.
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. [Note
William, father of John, is now called “senior”. William ousted his son James
from the inheritance of Amelcote, which had been given to James by William’s
father William.]
1329, William de Stafford, chivaler, sued James, son of
William de Stafford, for a debt of £40. (S) Plea Rolls for Staffordshire, V11, 1890.
1331-32, William, son of William de Stafford, junior, and
Isabella his wife, sued Thomas de Furnival of Alveton for a debt of 200 marks.
(S) Plea Rolls for Staffordshire.
[––William––]
1336, William de Stafford, senior, sued James de Stafford,
Chivaler, for the manor of London (Sandon), as his right and inheritance, and
of which the said James had unjustly disseised William de Stafford, his father,
whose heir he is. James appeared by attorney and stated that the said William
could make no claim to the manor by the seisin of his father, William, because
the said William, his father, had granted the manor by deed to him and to
Margaret, formerly his wife, to be held by them and the heirs of their bodies,
and he produced the deed which contained a clause of warranty, and he pleaded
that the said William being bound to warrant the manor to him, could not maintain
the present action. (S) Plea Rolls for Staffordshire.
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.
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, William of Bramshall, Staffordshire, co. Worcester
died.
(S) Old Swinford, A Hist. of the Co. of Worcester, V3, 1913.
Children of William and Isabela:
i. James de Stafford
(1250054), born ~1297 in England.
ii. John Stafford
(2955236), born ~1305 in England.
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.
iii. Walter de
Stafford, born ? in England.
iv. William de
Stafford, born ? in England.
1331-32, William, son of William de Stafford, junior, and
Isabella his wife, sued Thomas de Furnival of Alveton for a debt of 200 marks.
(S) Plea Rolls for Staffordshire.
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