9994978. Sir Adam De Periton & 9994979. ?
de Sandford
~1205, Adam de
Puriton born in England, s/o §§Thomas de Puriton.
~1210,
Adam’s wife born in England, d/o §§Thomas de
Sandford, of
Braydon, co. Wilts. [Her brother was of the same name, and the name continues
back in the records for multiple generations, e.g. 1228, 1211, …]
1213, Thomas
de Peritone built an oratory in Purton [a private chapel]. (S) Wiltshire Notes
and Queries, V1, 1896.
1213-20,
Grant by William, the prior, and the canons of Blakemore. … Witnesses:- Sir
Fulk Basset, provost of Beverley, Sir John de Sanford, Sir Thomas Basset, and
Sir Warin, brothers, Sir Adam de Periton, …, Gilbert de Sanford. (S) UKNA.
1219, The manor
of Oxhill passed to Thomas de Periton on the death of Thomas’ uncle Engelin de
Dumart, s/o Emma, d/o Engelram de Dumart. (S) History of Oxhill.
By 1227, Adam’s
father died.
10/22/1227,
The king has taken the homage of Adam de Periton’ for the lands that Thomas de
Periton’, his father, held in chief in Oxhill and that fall to Adam by
hereditary right. Order that, having accepted security from Adam for 7½ m. …
(S) FRsHIII. “Dominus rex de fine xij m. et dimidie, quen Adam de Periton’
fecit … Thome de Periton’ patris …”.
3/30/1228,
The king has granted to Adam de Periton’ that, of the 100s. which he owes him
for his relief of the lands he holds of the king in chief, … Order to the
sheriff of Warwickshire to permit him to have that respite. (S) FRsHIII.
1229, Adam
de Periton in conflict with the Prior of St. Frideswide over the customs and
services of Moulton.
10/5/1229,
Adam de Periton, who holds one knight’s fee, 100s. for scutage and passage. (S)
FRsHIII.
11/1234, Adam
de Periton' attornavit … versus Robertum de Kereswell', deforciantem, de
consuetudinibus et serviciis que idem Adam exigit de predicto Roberto de libero
tenemento suo, quod de eo tenet in Kereswell. (S) CCRs.
6/12/1235,
Adam de Periton’ gives the king 5 palfreys for having his charter that he and
his heirs might freely and without impediment assart and till his wood of
Foxley [Wiltshire], which is within the king’s forest, and to dispose of it all
by his will, and that that plot might be quit forever of waste and regard , the
view of the foresters and verderers and all of their ministers, and from all
things that pertain to the king’s forest. (S) FRsHIII.
10/17/1235,
The king has granted to Adam de Periton’ that, of the 25 m. which he owes him,
he may render 5 m. in the octaves of All Saints in the twentieth year, 5 m. …,
5 m. …, 5 m. …, and 5 m. in the octaves of Michaelmas …. (S) FRsHIII.
1236, Adam
de Periton holding 4 fees in Faxton, Walgrave, and Moulton, Northampton.
1240, Adam
held the manor of Ellington.
Aft. 1240,
Adam holding a fifth part of a knight's fee in Bayworth and Sunningwell as heir
of Thomas de Sandford (Adam’s brother-in-law). [Daughter Katherine inherited
Bayworth. (S) Hist. of Berkshire, V4, 1924, Sunningwell.]
1/1241, Robertus
Tresgoz, Adam de Periton, [2 others] on a royal commission in Wiltshire. (S)
CCRs.
1242, Adam
de Periton holding 4 fees in Faxton, Walgrave, and Moulton, Northampton.
1243, Adam
de Periton', forestarius noster de foresta de Braden'. (S) CCRs.
12/26/1245,
Order to the sheriff of Northamptonshire to place in respite, …, the demand
which he makes … from Adam de Periton concerning his assart of Fackel’. (S)
FRsHIII.
1/22/1250,
Mandate … forest of Braden … touching the bailiwick which Adam de Periton held.
(S) CPRs.
12/27/1250,
Adam de Periton’ has made fine with the king by 200m. for having back to himself and his heirs the
forest of Braden’, of which he was deprived by consideration of the king’s
court (curie Regis) for a trespass that he made in the same. (S) FRsHIII.
1/1256, Attornati
coram rege.—Adam de Puriton' attornavit … assise capte coram justiciariis
ultimo itinerantibus in comitat … (S) CCRs. [Adam attorned before the justicies
of assize in Gloucester.]
1261, Adam
summoned to parliament in London. (S) Baronia Anglica Concentra, V11, 1843.
1266, Adam
of Ellington, Northumberland, Faxton, Northants, and Rampisham, Dorset died.
(S) UKNA.
[––Post
Mortem––]
1266, IPM of
Adam de Puriton. Wilts: Chellewrth. [The manor], held of the king in chief,
doing service with an esquire and with a doublet, an iron cap, a lance, and an
unarmed horse for 20 days, and keeping the forest of Braden. … Colecote. A
moiety … Aston. The manor, … Puriton. The manor, … Robert de Kaynes son of Sir
William de Kaynes, who is in the king s wardship, is 1 of the heirs of the said
Adam, having been born of Margery his eldest daughter, and was 16 years of age
at the feast of the Annunciation, 50 Henry III. Isabel de Welle, formerly the
wife of Sir Robert de Welle, aged [missing], is his second heir. Katharine wife
of Sir John Paynel, aged 32 years, is his third heir. (S) CIsPM, V13, 1954,
Addenda to Vol.I, 315.
2/24/1266,
Adam’s heirs were: Robert, son of Sir William de Kaynes and of Adam’s eldest
daughter; Isabel, late the wife of Sir Robert de Welles, another daughter of
full age; and Katharine, wife of John Paynel alias Paenell, a third daughter,
of full age; are his heirs. Northampton. Adam held Faxton under John de Balliol
for 4 knights’ fees and 4 marks rent. Northumberland. Ellintun alisa Helligtun
(manor) … with 4½ makrs rent from the
town of Cresuel alias Cressewell … Hayden town was given in free marriage with
the said Adam’s daughter. (S) CIsPM.
(S) A Hist.
of the Co. of Northampton: V4, 1937, Faxton.
Family
notes:
·
Undated: Adam de Periton granted to Robt. de
Periton, his brother, for his homage & service all his lands &
tenements in C. & the advowson of the church there, for the render of a
pair of white gloves or 6d. a year & doing the forinsec service Witnessed
by Humfr' de Boun Earl of Hereford & Essex … (S) UKNA.
Children
of Adam and ?:
i. Margery de Periton, born ~1230 in England.
Margery
married Sir William de Kaynes.
Margery
died.
Son: Robert
de Kaynes, born 8/1249.
ii. Isabel de Periton (4997489), born ~1233 in
England.
iii. Katherine de Periton, born 1234 in England.
Katherine
married John Paynel. [Katherine’s eldest son predeceased her.]
2nd
Son & heir, Philip Paynel (d.1296).
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