486765188. Baron Ranulph Fitz Robert & 486765189. Lady Mary le Bigod
1185,
Ranulph born in England, 3rd s/o 973530376. Robert Fitz Ralph
& 973530377. Helewise de
Glanville.
By 1190,
Ranulph’s father died.
By 1193,
Mary born in England, d/o 39819292. Roger Bigod & 39819293. Ida de Tony. [Ida deceased by this year.]
3/11/1195,
Ranulph’s mother died.
9/3/1189, Richard I succeeded King Henry II of England.
1198, Ranulph, a minor in the
custody of a Archbishop, heir to his brother Ralph Fitz Robert.
5/27/1199, John succeeded King Richard I of England.
1202, Ralph son of Robert held ½ fee of the honor of Peverel. (S)
Honors and Knights’ Fees, Farrer, V2, 1925, P174.
1206, Ranulph of age.
1206, Ranulf son of Robert gave 200 marks for having a third
of the land of William de Stuteville [who had married Berta, niece of Ranulf de
Glanville] in Bramham and Leyburn. (S) Early Yorkshire Charters, V9, Farrer,
2013, P11.
[––Ranulf & Mary––]
~1210, Ranulf married Mary. [In 1217 Ranulf gave multiple daughters to
the King as hostages.]
1210, Ranulph fitz-Robert accompanied King John to Ireland. King John
launched 700 ships in the attack. (S) Biographia Juridica, Foss, 1870, P268.
1213-14, Ranulph founded Coverham Abbey near his manor house in
Middleham. [Ranulph had the bones of his mother Helewise brought from Swainby,
15 miles away, to Coverham.]
1214, Ralph moved the monks of Swainby to Coverham. (S) Notes &
Queries, White, 7/1871, P83.
1214-15, Ranulf joined with the Glanville’s against King John, and was
deprived of the manor of Saxtorp, Norfolk. [But returned allegiance before the
end of King John’s reign.]
10/28/1216, Henry III, age 9, crowned king of England.
1217, Ranulf
fitz Robert gave daughters to King Henry II as hostages. (S) Hostages in the
Middle Ages, Kosto, 2012, P89.
Bef.
8/2/1221, Mary’s father died.
1225,
Eustace de Moreton impleaded by William de Cantelupe, the elder, that he should
acquit the said William of the service exacted from him by Ralph son of Robert
in respect of land in Shoteswell, Warswickshire. (S) Honors and Knight’s Fees,
Farrer, V2, 1925, P159.
1225-6,
Randolph fitz-Robert, Alexander de Holderness, Abbot of Peterborough … Justices
Itinerant. (S) Judges of England, V2, Foss, 1848, P194.
1/1226-7,
Eyre of Martin de Pateshull, Ranulph Fitz Robert, Brian Fitz Alan, William de
L’Isle, … John de Lacy. (S) Cal. of Lancashire Assize Rolls, V1, 1904, P13.
1227,
Ranulph, son of Robert, claimed that his ancestors had established Bainbridge
to house 12 foresters, each with a house and 9 acres of land. (S) Villages of
Britain, Aslet, 2010, P409.
1230,
Ranulph Fitz-Robert a justice itinerant in Yorkshire. (S) History of the High
Court of Chancery, Robinson, 1882, P303.
11/1233,
Ralph son of Robert, who holds half a knight’s fee of the king in chief, 25 m.
for fines for the army, Norfolk. (S) FRsHIII.
6/22/1234,
Grant from Hugh de Bromdene to Alan son of Warin … quit-rent … Ralph son of
Robert 3s. (S) Cal. of Charters and Doc.’s Relating to Selborne, V4, P2, 1894,
P46.
8/10/1239,
Henry del Fen, Sabina, his wife, John son of Agnes, David, his brother, Emma of
Fishley and Nicholas, her son, Phillip Ketil, Henry Adde, Ralph son of Robert,
Humphrey Cnith’, John son of Edwin, Geoffrey son of William, Roger son of
Roger, Roger Carpenter, and Nicholas Wade give one mark for having a writ
before the justices of the Bench for summoning Thomas de Burgh . Order to the
sheriff of Norfolk to take security. (S) FRsHIII.
10/12/1242,
Because Ranulf son of Robert has rendered to the king at the Exchequer those 50
m. by which he made fine with him for his passage, order to the sheriff of
Yorkshire to permit him to have peace therefrom. (S) FRsHIII.
1246, The
forest of Wensledale, lately belonging to Ranulf, son of Robert, given to Peter
of Savoy of his honour of Richmond. (S) Old Yorkshire, Wheater, 1885, P243.
2/22/1247,
Whereas the king … has also confirmed the fine and concord of the plea which
was before the king between the king and Randolf son of Robert of the forest of
Wendesleydale … (S) CPRs.
Bef.
12/7/1252, Ranulph of Middleham and Spennithorne, Yorkshire and Houghton on the
Hill, Norfolk died; buried at Coverham Abbey, Yorkshire. [Ranulph held 6
knight’s fees in honor of Richmondshire, and 6 in Norfolk. (S) Early Yorkshire
Charters, V5, Farrer, 2013, P303.]
(S) Magna
Carta Ancestry, Richardson, P342.
Child
of Ranulph and Mary:
i. Ralph Fitz Ranulph (243382594), born 1218 in
England.
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