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Sir William le Brune & 7604737. Isolda Rokesle
~1250, William le Bruyn born in England, s/o §§Sir William le Brun.
~1264, Isolda born born in England, d/o
15209474. Philip de la Rokele.
5/7/1270, Protection for 4 years for William le Brun, going
on crusade to Holy land.
8/1270, Lord Edward and the English army left on the 8th
crusade, planning to meet up with the French.
11/10/1270, The English arrived in Tunis to find that King
Louis of France had died, as well as many others from disease. The French fleet
returned the next day. The English moved to Acre.
11/16/1272, King Edward I ascended to the throne while on
crusade.
1274, The last of the English contingent arrived back in
England.
8/19/1274 at Westminster abbey, Edward I crowned king of
England.
[––William &
Isolda––]
By 1274, William married to Isolda.
10/11/1274, Mandate to all justices, sheriffs, … of Ireland
to receive Robert le Despenser as the attorney of William le Brun and Isolda
his wife, they having in the king’s presence appointed him their attorney. (S)
CPRs.
11/9/1274, Appointment, at will, of William le Brun, king’s
yeoman, to the manor of Forthingbrig … and the manor of Randolveston … (S)
CPRs.
2/6/1277, Rowner manor [Hants.], and the manor of
Forthingbrigg [Hants.], escheated to the crown, granted to Sir William le
Brune, chamberlain to the king, to hold jointly with his wife Isolde, a lady of
the household of Queen Eleanor, by the yearly payment of 40s. to the king's
exchequer in lieu of service. (S) CPRs.
1280, William le Brune claimed a market, pillory, tumbril
and assize of bread and ale in Fordingbridge. 2 water-mills on the 'little
water of Afford' were parcel of the manor of Fordingbridge.
11/3/1280, Order to replevy William le Brun the liberty of
Crofton, Hants.
11/12/1280, Ratification of a grant and sale for 40s made to
William le Brun by Ralph de Sandwyco, king’s steward, of he marriage of the
daughters and heirs of Robert de Finlegh, and custody of their lands. (S) CPRs.
7/27/1281, A challenge to the privileges of 1280 was tried
before the justices in eyre and was decided in William’s favor. “Whereas the
king granted in fee simple to William le Brun, king's yeoman, and Isolda his
wife …” (s) CPRs.
1283, The manor of North Midgham gifted to William le Brune
by Aumary de St. Amand.
6/18/1283, Grant of free warren to William at Rowner,
Migham, and Perleye, Hants., and Rauston, Dors.
1286, The Sheriff had been ordered to levy 25 marks on the
lands and chattels of Philip de Chetewynd and Isabella his wife by writ of
fieri facias, to pay William le Brun. (S) Plea Rolls for Staffordshire.
12/30/1287, Protection, with clause volumus, for William le
Brun, staying beyond seas on the king’s service, for 1 year. (S) CPRs.
1/12/1289, Grant by Edward I to William Le Brun and Isolde,
his wife property in Forthingebrigg and Randolveston, Perle and Roghenor. (S)
UKNA.
1/20/1290, Quittance of debts of debts to Jews of William.
5/17/1290, Letters for William le Brun, staying in England,
nominating … attorneys in Ireland for 2 years. (S) CPRs.
5/6/1292, Nicholas le Brun became Rector of S. Mary the
Virgin, Rowner; following Philip le Brun. The Patron was Sir William le Brun,
Knt. [Nicholas died in 1306.]
1294, William granted 4 oaks from the Porchester forest.
9/6/1296, Grant to William le Brun of the marriage of
Elizabeth, one of the 2 daughters and heirs of Brian de Brompton, tenant in
chief, so that the marry her to Henry his son. (S) CPRs.
4/8/1299, Protection for Oliver la Zouche, going beyond
seas. By K., on the information of William le Brun. (S) CPRs.
6/24/1300, William summoned to serve against the Scots.
1300, Siege of Caerlaverock castle in Scotland.
7/2/1300 at Carlisle, Pardon … to John de Kirkoswald … By
K., on the information of William le Brun. (S) CPRs.
1301, William died.
3/4/1301, IPM of William le Brun alias le Bruyn. Dorset: Cherletone
by Spestesbyry. A messuage &c. and 3 virgates of land, and there are there
72a. arable, 4a. meadow, a common pasture, and rents … Maurice his son, aged 21
and more, is his next heir. Southampton: Forde. The manor held, jointly with Iseult his wife, by the
king’s feoffment, of the king in chief, … Rughenore. The manor jointly held
with Iseult his wife … Estperle. The manor …
jointly … (S) CIsPM.
[––Isolda––]
7/3/1302, Licence for Isolda, late the wife of William le
Brun, to demise, for 3 years, to the prior and convent of Christchurch;
Twynham, he manor of Forthingebrigg. (S) CPRs.
12/10/1306, Isolda the Patron for William de Shirburne
Decani as Rector of S. Mary the Virgin church in Rowner.
1307, Iseult la Brune alias la Broune: Hampshire died. “That
Isolda le Brune held the manor of Rowner at a value of £7 7s 3d p/a and that
Maricius le Brun her son was of full age at the time of her death.” (S) UKNA,
IPM.
9/6/1307, Writ for IPM of Iseult de la Brune, deceased,
tenant in chief. (S) CFRs.
(S) A Genealogical and Heraldic History …, 1835, Burke,
P205. (S) Hist. of Hampshire, V3, 1908. (S) Publ. of the Harleian Society, V3, 1929.
(S) Hist. of Hampshire, V4, 1911, Fordingbridge.
Family notes:
·
5/7/1270, William le Brun of Candovre in co.
Southampton, can hunt with his own dogs the hare, fox, badger, and cat in the
Hants. forest. (S) CPRs.
i. Maurice le Brune (3802368), born ~1282 in England.
10/16/1307, Order to the escheator on this side Trent to
deliver to Maurice le Brune, son and heir of Iseult le Brune, tenant in chief,
the lands late of his said mother, he having done homage. (S) CFRs.
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