15210406. Lord John de
Treiagu &
15210407. Jane ?
~1285, John de
Trezagu born in Cornwall, England, s/o 30420812. Sir John de
Treiagu & 30420813. Agnes ?.
Aft. 1291,
John’s father died.
11/4/1301,
Appointment … to assess the 15th … to tax, collect and levy … Robert
Giffard, Osbert le Soor, John de Treiagu } Cornwall. (S) CPRs.
2/9/1302, John de Treiagu to collect the
15th in Cornwall. (S) CPRs.
7/15/1303, IPM of Thomas Dewy. Cornwall:
… Tregollas. 28a. land held of John de Treiagu by knight’s service and
rendering 2s. yearly. … (S) CIsPM.
By 1307,
John married Jane.
7/7/1307,
Edward II succeeded Edward I as King of England.
7/1308,
Bishop Stapledon of Exeter appointed John Treiagy as his steward in Cornwall.
12/1309,
John Treiagu granted robes and a fee of £10 from the bishop.
2/18/1311, IPM
of Thomas de Prydias. … Cornwall. Trengrous. The hamlet held of John de Treiagu
in socage by service of 2s. yearly. (S) CIsPM.
7/6/1311,
Commission of oyer … on complaint by John de Trejagu … procured his
imprisonment in the Flet, … entered his manor at Godwolghham, co. Cornwall,
broke his houses, … (S) CPRs.
5/1318,
Thomas Arcedekne and John Treiagu made a recognisance of 300 marks with the
elder Despenser.
7/23/1314,
John de Trejagu, acquitted before the king, reaffirmed his complaint of 1311.
(S) CPRs.
11/1/1314,
Commission to William de Burne, Henry de Campo Arnulphi and John de Tresagu, on
complaint … co. Cornwall …. (S) CPRs.
8/6/1315,
Commission of oyer … on behalf of Thomas son of Thomas le Ercedekne that John
de Treiagu the elder, … seize him at St. Uny by Rederuth, co. Cornwall, … (S)
CPRs.
1316,
William de Bourne on a commission touching the persons conspiring to bring a
false appeal of robbery against John de Treiagu, … (S) Biographia Juridica,
1870, P110.
6/17/1317, Commission
to William de Burn and John de Treiagu to make inquisition in the counties of
Devon and Cornwall touching the trespasses, … (S) CFRs.
1318,
Commission to William de Bourne, John Treiagn, and Henry York. (S) CPRs.
2/7/1319,
Sir John Trejagu, patron of the Church of St. Michael of enkevel, at his own
cost repaired the church to found a chantry for 4 chaplains for prayers for
himself and his lady Jane, his parents John and Agnes de Trejagu, for Walter de
Stapledon, then bishop of Exeter, his brother Sir Richard Stapledon, Knight,
and his parents William and Arabella Stapledon, for the king, for Simon and
Lucy Trejagu, Stephen and Melora de Trewarthenick and others. (S) Journal of
Proceedings, Royal Institute of British Architects, 1889, P218.
2/1320, John
Treiagu found a chantry in the church of St. Michael-Penkevil.
1320, A
commission of oyer and terminer was issued to John de Treiagu, Henry de
Bukerel, and Simon Balde, touching all trespasses committed against miners in
the King's service in the mines of Devon … (S) Harvard Economic Studies, V3,
1907, P157.
4/1321,
Queen Isabella appointed royalist John de Trejagu to her shrievalty of
Cornwall. (S) Queen Isabella, Weir, 2006, P132.
3/16/1322,
Battle of Boroughbridge in Yorkshire. Thomas, Earl of Lancaster and the Marcher
Lords, against King Edward II and the Dispensers. [Rebeling barons lost and
retreated to Tutbury castle. These events took place far from Cornwall.]
3/25/1322,
Association of John Inge in the room of John de Treiagu, … touching a wrecking
at the Lysard, co. Cornwall, of a ship, … of Spain … (S) CPRs.
1322-23,
John de Treiagu, lord of Fentengollen,
sheriff of Cornwall. (S) UKNA.
7/4/1322, Appointment
of John Everard and John de Trezagu to arrent all the manors and lands late of
the king's enemies and rebels and other lands in tbe county of Cornwall. (S)
CFRs.
11/1/1324, Commitment
during pleasure to John de Treiagu of the county of Cornwall, so that he answer
at the Exchequer for the issues thereof as other sheriffs. (S) CFRs.
7/10/1325,
William de Brabanzoun quitclaimed to Walter bishop of Exeter and Walter
Prodhomme for Scothalle, witnesses John de Trejagu knight, … (S) Registrum
Collegii Exoniensis, 1894, P-XXIII.
2/23/1324, John
Dauney has given security by oath etc. and has found as mainpernors Nicholas
Dauney, John Treiagu, knights, of the county of Cornwall, … (S) CFRs.
8/1326,
Release by John de Treiagu, knight, to Roger le Taillour of Bodmin, of all his
right in 4 messuages and in all the land of Tredinek by Nanscolleth … (S) Ancient
Deeds, V3, 1900.
2/1/1327 at
Westminster, Edward III, age 14, crowned king of England.
1327,
William de Cornewaille (15210404), knight, states that the sheriff by colour of
his bailiwick has come to his manor and took his corn and chattels, and by
distraints of his arable so that he could not cultivate his lands to his damage
to force him to sell his land to him. …. John Treiagu, Sheriff of Cornwall;
Margery de Cornewaille (30422195), mother of the petitioner. (S) UKNA.
1/15/1329, Indenture being a feoffment by Oto de Bodrugan to
Henry de Bodrugan [his son] and Isabella and the heirs of the bodies of the
said Henry and Isabella, at £20 rent for the first 4 years, … the
manor of [Pendrym] with the mills of Melendrayth and Clys … with the homages
and services of … 6d. from Nicholas de Alneto, knight, for the stream (bedo) of
the mill of H[ess] enaforde, … Witnesses:—Sir William de Ferr', Sir Oliver de
Carmynou, Sir John de Carmynou (15211152) and Sir John de Trejagu, knights, …
Cornwall. (S) UKNA.
1329 at
Lancolleth, Grant by John de Treiagu, knt., … of all his land in Tredenek and
Won juxta Nanscolleth. Cornw. (S) Ancient Deeds, Cornwall, V1, 1890, A.659.
10/1329,
Release by Stephen, son of John de Treiagu, knight, to … all his right in all
his lands … of Tredynee and Woyn by lancolleth, … of he grant of the said John
de Treiagu, knight.
2/14/1331, Commission of oyer and
terminer to John Inge, Thomas de Louthe, John Treiagu (15210406) and John de
Stouford on complaint by John de Chuddelegh (15210452) that John de Bello Campo
of Ryme (30420906) [with 6 others] abducted Idonia his daughter and heiress at
Axininstre, co. Devon, and still detain her from him, and that they carried
away his goods both there and at Clifton. (S) CPRs.
1332, John
represented Truro in parliament. (S) House of Cornewall, 1908.
7/6/1332,
Commission of oyer to John de Stonore, … on complaint by John de Trevaignon,
king’s serjeant, and Joan his wife that John de Treiagy, … assembling a great
mob attacked the manor … Guthfos Muer, co. Cornwall, … took the said Joan …
imprisoned her … that John de Treiagu, John de Cornewaille and the rest …
forced and entry, then, broke the doors of his houses … (S) CPRs.
2/10/1333,
Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Stonore, … touching alled oppression
by John Treiagy, late sheriff of Cornwall, by colour of his office. (S) CPRs.
4/13/1340, Restitution
to the prior of Tuttebury … The prior of Tuardrayth, £45 ; mainpernors, Robert Lestre, John Treiagu,
knight, and Rolland de Trewynnard of the county of Cornwall. (S) CFRs.
6/1/1343 at Lostwithiel, Debtor: John de Trejage, knight,
Stephen de Trejage, John de Cornwall (7605202), Ralph de Treiagu, … [of
Cornwall]. Creditor: Richard de Causton, citizen and mercer [merchant] of
London. Amount: £66 13s. 4d. (S) UKNA
1343, Both
John Treiagu, Lord of Fentongollan, co. Cornwall, and his son Stephen died.
[Stephen left 2 daughters as his heirs.]
(S)
Politics, Finance, and the Church, Buck, 1983.
Children
of John and Jane:
i. Stephen de Trejagu, born by 1308 in Cornwall, England.
ii. Margery Trejage (7605203), born ~1310 in Cornwall,
England.
