30422036.
Lord William Daumarle & 30422037. Matilda ?
4/23/1296, William de Alba Marlia born in England, s/o 60844072.
Geoffrey de Albemarle.
~1300, Matilda born in England.
1321,
William’s father died.
By
1321, William married Matilda.
7/30/1322,
… proceed in the following form to the delivery of the prisoners in the
Marshalsea and in the castle of York, of whom some were taken against the king
in the war waged of late in the realm … some surrendered themselves to the
king's will, whose names also the king caused to be delivered to the
chancellor; to wit, that from the more important prisoners he should receive
security by their oath and bond of loyal behaviour towards the king and none
the less by mainpernors … William de Aumarle of the county of Southampton has
made fine in 40s. and has found as mainpernors John Prudhomme and Simon Ealoy
of the county of Cornwall. [Cancelled because his quarrel was just due to
hostile action of the Despensers.] (S) CFRs.
2/1/1325
at Exeter, Debtor: William de Albemarle, lord of Woodbury of [East Budleigh
Hundred] Devon. Amount:
£12 18d. (S) UKNA.
1326,
Quitclaim. Alice who was wife of Sir John de Knouyle … [Witnesses] Sir Elias
Coterel, Sir Stephen de Haccomb', Sir William Daumarle, Sir Martin de Fyshacre,
knights … (S) UKNA.
2/1/1327
at Westminster, Edward III, age 14, crowned king of England.
1327,
William Daumarle was a principle taxpayer of Middle Chinnock. (S) The
Particular Description of the Co. of Somerset, Gerard, 1900, P85.
1329,
Debtor: William de Albemarle, lord of Woodbury of [East Budleigh Hundred]
Devon. (S) UKNA.
5/14/1329,
William de Alba Marlia, knight, acknowledges that he owes to John de Besevil
£32 … co. Somerset. (S) CCRs.
3/31/1330,
Order for the following to be taken before King Edward III [actually Queen
Isabella & Roger de Mortimer] … Fulk fitz Warin, … William Daumarle, … who
stood charged with being adherents of Edmund of Wodestoke (2954858), late earl of Kent [executed 12 days earlier.] (S) CFRs.
1330,
People mentioned: … Robert, earl of Gloucester; …; Robert de Ver (Vere),
constable; Humphrey de Burgh; Hugh Bigod; William de Albemarle (Aumale); … (S)
UKNA.
7/23/1330,
Licence for William de Alba Marlia to grant … land in Salterton, held in chief
… (S) CPRs.
1/12/1331, Commitment during pleasure to the king's
yeoman, William de Aumarle, of the keeping of the castle of Kaerkenny, South
Wales. (S) CFRs.
11/7/1333, Commitment during pleasure to William de
Alba Marlea of the county of Devon and the castle of Exeter. (S) CFRs.
1/15/1334
at Exeter, Creditor: William de Albemarle, knight [held half a fee in Woodbury,
East Budleigh Hundred, Devon]. Amount: £100. (S) UKNA.
1335,
Creditor: William de Albemarle, knight [held half a fee in Woodbury, East
Budleigh Hundred, Devon]. Amount: £100. (S) UKNA.
1335, William’s died in Scotland.
10/24/1335,
Writ for IPM of William de Aumarle, Daumarle. Somerset: Middelchynnok. …
William de Daumarle and Maud his wife … remainder to William, son of the said William
Daumarle and the heirs male of his body. … William his son, aged 12 years about
Easter last, is his next heir. Devon: Wodebyry and Limeneston. … [See 6/6/1333]
… Walter, after seisin obtained, by the king’s licence enfeoffed William son of
William Daumarle, and Helen his wife, of the said manor of Limeneston, together
with 13 marks yearly rent in the said manor of Wodebyry, to hold to the said
William son of William, and Helen, and the heirs of their bodies … The manor of
Wodebyry is held of the king in chief, by service of 3 barbed arrows and an
oaten loaf worth half a farthing … Southampton: Alvredeston. A messuage, lands
and rent, … together with the advowson of a chapel in Alvredeston, held jointly
with Maud his wife, who still survives … remainder to William their son … to
George, brother of the said William, … to Thomas, brother of the said George …,
and to the right heirs of William Daumarle, their father, … Heir as above, aged
14 years and more. (S) CIsPM.
10/7/1335,
Order to the executors of the will of William de Aumarle, late sheriff. (S)
CFRs.
[––Matilda––]
9/23/1335,
“ Grant to John de Reni, king’s yeoman, … of the marriage of Matilda, late the
wife of William de Alba Marlia, tenant in chief, if she will marry him, or of
her forfeiture if she marry without licence.” (S) CPRs.
2/12/1336,
Matilda requests a remedy against the Scots who are in the king's keeping for
killing her husband and taking his horses and goods to the sum of £200, which
goods the Earl of Moray and his men had.
Matilda
died.
(S)
Strife of the Roses and Days of the Tudors in the West, Rogers, 2003, P41. (S)
De controversia in Curia Militari Inter Ricardum Le Scrope et Robertum, Scrope,
1832, P258.
Child
of William and Matilda:
i.
William Daumarle (15211018), born 4/1322 in England.
ii.
George Daumarle, born ? in England.
iii.
Thomas Daumarle, born ? in England.