11819854. Lord Richard de Houghton &
11819855. Sibyll de Lea
~1280, Richard
de Hoghton born in Lancashire, England, s/o 23639708. Richard de Houghton.
~1285, Sibyll,
born in England, d/o 23639710. William de Lea & 23639711. Clemence
Banastre.
7/7/1307,
Edward II became king on the death of his father.
1312,
Richard (23639708) son of Adam de Hoghton granted to Richard (11819854) his son
his manors of Alston, Hothersall and Dilworth, together with the services of
all the free tenants.
1313, Henry
son of Richard de Withnell granted a third part of the mill to Richard son of
Richard de Hoghton. (S) Hist. of Lancaster, V6, 1911, Withnell.
1315, Sibyll
heiress of her brother Henry de Lea, making Richard the chief lord of Hoghton
and many other manors under Thomas, earl of Lancaster. (S) Final Concords for
Lancashire, P1, 1899. [Henry executed as a rebel, Sibyll was unable to secure
his lands.]
1316, Thomas
son of Sir Adam de Hoghton released to Richard (11819854) son of his brother
Richard de Hoghton (23639708) all his claim to the manor of Alston and lands in
Hothersall, Dilworth, Goosnargh, &c.
1318,
Richard’s father died.
1318, Richard
de Hoghton and Sibyl his wife state that the manor of Mollington in Cheshire
ought to descend to Sibyl because of a gift made by Robert Banastre to William
de Lee and Clemence his wife and the heirs of their bodies legally begotten,
but was seized into the hand of the Earl of Chester because Henry, their son
and Sibyl's brother, was beheaded, without process or judgment, in the company
of Adam Banastre. Sibyl has sued for this manor, but has never been able to
recover it. They request a remedy for Sibyl, and that she might have
restitution of the issues of the manor for all the time when it was in their
hand. (S) UKNA.
1321,
Richard de Hoghton and Sibyl his wife required John Fitton as mesne lord to
acquit them of the service demanded for Withnell and Wheelton by the Earl of Lancaster.
(S) A Hist. of the Co. of Lancaster, V6, 1911.
3/25/1322,
Commission to Robert de Leyburne and Richard de Hoghton, select 3,000 in Lancaster for the Scotch expedition and to
conduct them to the king at Newcastle on Tyne. (S) CPRs.
2/7/1323, Commission
to Richard de Hoghton, John Travers and Thomas de Lathum to array all the ment
between 16 and 60 of the county of Lancaster to be ready to march upon
receiving 3 days notice. (S) CPRs.
1323,
Richard a knight of the shire for Lancaster.
6/16/1324,
Richard de Hoghton associated with the a complaint of the abbot of Evesham. (S)
CPRs, 4/1/1324.
12/25/1325,
Commission to array all men in the county … to see that beacons be erected and
watchmen and sentinels placed in all proper stations … Richard de Houghton,
Michael de Haverington, Thomas de Lathum } Lancaster. (S) CPRs.
5/16/1326,
Commission of oyer … that Richard de Hoghton, knight, Robert son of Adam
Banastre of Bank, .. and others broke by night the sluices of his mill at
Ravenesmeles, co. Lancaster. (S) CPRs.
2/1/1327 at
Westminster, Edward III, age 14, crowned king of England.
6/2/1327,
Commission of the peace … Thomas de Lathum, Richard de Hoghton and Edmund de
Nevill for the county of Lancaster. (S) CPRs.
1328,
Richard de Hoghton, chief lord, appeared among the defendants to a claim for a
messuage and lands put forward by Emma daughter of William the Ward of
Chipping. (S) Hist. of
Lancaster, V7, 1912, Chipping.
1328,
Richard de Hoghton granted his son William the homage of John son of William de
Dodhill.
1329, The
monks of Whalle agreed with Sir Richard de Hoghton and his wife Sibyl to pay a
rent of a gilt spur, or 4d., and reserve the eel fishery to the lord of Raven
Meols. (S) Hist. of Lancaster, V3, 1907, Formby.
2/16/1331,
Commission of the peace … Thomas de Lathum, Richard de Hoghton } county of
Lancaster. (S) CPRs.
2/22/1333, Thomas
de Lathum and Richard de Hoghton to array in co. Lancaster 500 archers and 200
hobelers. (S) CCRs.
7/19/1333, Battle of Halidon Hill, a small rise of
600 ft. 2 miles to the north-west of Berwick, Northumberland. Scots under
Sir Archibald Douglas defeated by forces of Edward III.
7/8/1334, Between
Adam de Hoghton (son), chivaler, and Margaret, his wife, plaintiffs, … and
Richard de Hoghton, chivaler, deforciant of 12 messuages, a mill, 120 acres of
land, 12 acres of meadow, and 29s. 3d. of rent in Assheton. … to have and to
hold to them and the heirs issuing of their bodies, in default to remain to the
right heirs of Adam. [On the marriage of Adam to Margaret, who was still under
guardianship.] (S) Final
Concords for Lancashire, P2, 1902, no.61.
1336,
Richard knighted. (S) Hist. of Co. Palatine and Duchy of Lanc., V4, 1891, P246.
1336, John
son of John de Withnell gave Sir Richard de Hoghton the homage of Alice and
Cecily daughters of Henry de Brereworth. (S) Hist. of Lancaster, V6, 1911,
Withnell.
1337, The
king granted to Sir Richard de Hoghton and his heirs the privilege of free
warren in their demesne lands at Withnell.
10/8/1337, Richard
de Hoghton and William de Farynton in Lancaster to levy the 15th and
10th. (S) CFRs.
1339,
Margery daughter of Adam de Dilworth gave lands to Sir Richard de Hoghton.
11/17/1339,
To keep the peace pursuant to the statutes of Winchester and Northampton …
Richard de Houghton, … (S) CPRs.
7/15/1340, Richard
de Hoghton [1 of 4] in co. Lancaster charged with the 9th and the
sums charged upon them to the receiver of that subsidy. (S) CCRs.
1341,
Richard died.
(S) Hist. of
Lancaster, V6, 1911, Hoghton. (S) Ancestry of John Barber White, White, 1913,
P197. (S) Victoria History, Lancashire, V7, 1912.
Children
of Richard and Sibyll:
i. Adam de Houghton, born ~1305 in England.
1385, Adam died.
Son: Sir Richard de Hoghton. [Family heir.]
ii. Katherine de Houghton (5909927), born ~1310 in
England.
10/1368, Inquisition after the death of Hugh de Venables Knight … After
the decease of the aforesaid Elizabeth his Wife the said Hugh again married to
Katharine Daughter of Richard de Houghton … (S) UKNA, DVE/1/1 1/8.
iiI. William de Houghton, born ? in England.
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