23640220. Lord
Hugh de Herdeburgh & 23640221.
Isabel de Turville
~1230, Hugh
born in Engand, s/o 47280440. Roger de
Herdeberg.
~1233, Isabel
born in England, d/o 33773890. Roger de Craft & 33773891. Cecily de Turville.
~1250,
Isabel a coheir of her brother Roger.
~1253, Hugh
married Isabel.
By 1254,
Hugh’s father died.
4/4/1254,
The homage of William le Fort to Hugh de Herdeberge put in respite while
William is in the king’s service in Gascony. (S) CCRs.
12/1257, ‘Hugonem
de Herdeberg’ a mainpernor of Hugo de Messenden. (S) CCRs.
1264, Hugh
de Herdeburgh, presented Simon de Wycomb to Alyesbury as rector. (S) Hist.
& Antiq’s of Buckingham, V2, Lipscomb, 1847, P498.
2/1265, Lord
Hugh de Herdeburgh given 12 oak trees from the forest of Whithelwod of the gift
of the king. (S) CCRs.
1/7/1266,
Whereas Edward the king’s son lately upon the surrender of the castles of
Walingford and Berkehamsted granted to Richard de Haveringes, … William de
Turvill, and John de Haveringes, who were in the garrison of Walingford castle,
that he would keep them harmless in their goods and lands; the king ratifies
the grant. (S) CPRs.
10/13/1267,
Because it is testified before the king by Philip Basset, Benedict de
Blackenham, … adherents of the king during the late disturbance and by their
oath he has learned that Hugh de Herdeberg in nothing forfeited against the
king whereby he should incur loss of his lands, the king has restored to him
his lands which were in the king’s hands by occasion of the said disturbance.
(S) CPRs.
4/1269, Hugh de Herdebergh sued Henry Hubaud and Beatrice (16886945)
for his share in the estate of Cecilia [sister of Isabel and Beatrice], which
he claimed to hold half the manor and advowson of Fulbrook. (S) Hist. of
Warwick, V3, 1945, Fulbrook.
4/1269, For
Joan who was the wife of Henry Hastings … Willelmus de Turvill' et Hugo de
Herdeberg' tenent in Bedeworth' et Wylie … (S) CCRs.
4/1272, Hugh
de Herdeberg made a quitclaim in Warwickshire. (S) CCRs.
By 1272,
Hugh knighted.
7/2/1272,
Hugh de Herdeburgh, Knt., presented Will. De Herdeburgh to Alyesbury as rector.
(S) Hist. & Antiq’s of Buckingham, V2, Lipscomb, 1847, P498.
11/16/1272,
Edward I ascended to the throne while on crusade.
1273-74, Ida the wife of Roger (11820110) son of Hugh de Herdebergh v.
Hugh de Herdebergh with respect to Prilleston manor. (S) Short Cal. of Feet of
Fines, Norfolk, 1885, P126. [Part of marriage agreement.]
1274, Hugh de Herdberewe levied a fine of the
advowson of the church of Willey for which the Abbot of the church gave Hugh 10
marks of silver. (S) Antiq’s of Warwickshire, V1, Dugdale, 1730, Willey.
1275, Hugh
constituted a justice for gaol delivery at Warwick. (S) Essex Record Office, D/DH VD1-38.
Hugh of
Harborough Magna, Pailton in Monks Kirby and Willey, Warwickshire; Weston
Turville, Buckinghamshire; Messing, Essex; and Carshalton, Surrey, died.
(S) Magna
Carta Ancestry, P221. (S) Antiquities of Warwickshire, V1, 1730, P92. (S) Hist.
of the Co. of Warwick, V6, 1951.
·
1315, The manor of Willey, Warwick, held of
William le Boteler of Wem and his wife Ela, and John de Hulles and his wife
Isabel, sister of Ela, heirs of their grandfather Hugh de Herdeberewe (23640220).
(S) Hist. of the Co. of Warwick, V6, 1951, Willey.
Child
of Hugh and Isabel:
i. Roger de Herdeburgh (11820110), born ~1255 in
England.
