~1175, William born
in England, s/o 16886916. Hugh Pantulf & 16886917. Christina FitzAlan.
1205, William
received scutage of his father. William’s brothers Ivo and Hugh have land
grants in Stottesden.
1210, William
Pantulf of Wem, knight, served in King John’s Irish campaign.
1/1215, 10 marks
paid to Henry fitz Count, Hugh Pantulf, and William his brother, by a trusted
agent of King John.
1215, William
Pantolf held Belvoir castle against King John.
12/1215, William
pardoned by King John on a fine of 15 marks.
10/28/1216, Henry
III crowned king of England.
1218, William still
owed half of his 15 mark fine as arrears in Salop.
William’s father
died, William the heir.
Bef. 12/28/1224,
William’s did homage for his father’s lands and was to receive them on relief
of 100£.
12/14/1225, William
Pantulf named a commissioners to render account at Westminster of the tax of
the fifteenth levied in Salop and Staffordshire.
5/14/1226, King
Henry III reduced William’s relief from 100£ to 25£ because William held only 5
fees in capite, of the king’s escheats, which were once Robert de Belseme’s.
12/26/1226, A
writ-close orders the variances between William Pantulf and Madoc ap Griffith
of Bromfield to be settled at Oswestry by arbitration of John fitz Alan, John
le Strange, … and the sheriff of Shropshire.
9/1228, William
Pantulf called into service against the Welsh. (S) Summons to Military Service
Against the Welsh, Critchley, 1971.
1229, William
Pantulf assessed at 10£ for 5 fees for the scutage of Keri, subsequently
quitted.
1230, William
Pantulf levied 3 marks per fee for the scutage of Brittany. On payment of 25
marks, his personal service was exempted.
1231, William
Pantulf assessed at 10£ for 5 fees for the scutage of Poitou.
1232, William
quitted from the scutage of Elvein.
Bef. 2/4/1233,
William died.
(S) Collections for
a History of Staffordshire, Salt, 1880, P222. (S) Antiquities of Shropshire,
V9, Eyton, 1859, P168.
