121696964. Baron Robert Mauduit & 121696965. Lady Isabella Basset
~1175, Robert born in England, s/o 243393928. William Mauduit & 243393929. Lady Isabelle de
Senlis.
~1175, Isabella born in England, d/o 243393930. Lord Thurston Basset.
9/3/1189, Richard I succeeded King Henry II of England.
~1194, Robert married Isabella.
10/1194, Robert’s father died. (S) Beauchamp Cartulary,
Mason, 1980, P54.
1196, Robert Maudit brought a lawsuit against Walter de
Cauz. (S) Rutland Record, Is1-7, 1980.
Aft. 1197, Robert succeeded his father as the king’s chamberlain.
[Fined £100
for his father's land, together with the castellanship of Rockingham, to hold
during pleasure.]
1198, Hugh the miller and Robert Mauduit jointly owed 24s in
Buckinghamshire for the chattles of a fugitive.
5/27/1199, John crowned king of England.
1199, Robert Mauduit paid £100 for custody of the forests of
Rockingham and Selveston. (S) Archaeological Journal, V35, 1878, P223.
1200-1214, Abbot Ralph de Arundel at the petition of Robert
Mauduit, Chamberlain to King John, and Isabel his wife, decreed that the names
of all who conferred gifts on the altar should be inscribed in the monastery’s
bede-roll. (S) Medieval Westminster, 1200-1540, Rosser, 1989, P48. [Robert and
Isabel were setting up a house at the abbey end of Tothill Street.]
1201-1212, Robert Mauduit held a fee of Fonthill. (S)
Collections for a History of Staffordshire, 1902, P9.
11/1200-1/1214, Confirmation by Isabel, wife of Robert
Mauduit, the king’s chamberlain, of 2 messuages in Westminster which she bought
from John Testard, to provide lights for St. Mary’s altar in Westminster abbey.
(S) Bulletin of the Inst. of Hist. Research, Green, 1976, P20.
10/27/1201, Final concord between William son of Robert,
plaintiff, and Robert Mauduit, tenant, concerning half a knight’s fee in
Hanslope, regarding which William Wolf called Robert Mauduit to warranty.
1202-3, An assize to declare if Robert Mauduit and
Rannulf the clerk of Weston disseized Thomas Fresel. (S) Early Northamptonshire
Assize Rolls, 1930, P159.
1/1203-1/1214, Confirmation by Thomas, son of William the
butler of Hurley and Pavia of Westminster, of his mother' s quitclaim to the
king's chamberlain, Robert Mauduit, of all her land in Longditch. (S)
Beauchamp Cartulary, Mason, 1980, P113.
1206, Robert’s lands given to custody of Hugh de Nevill.
Later the same year, Robert’s lands were restored.
1206-7, Grant by William son of Robert Jud, parker of
Hanslope, to the king 's chamberlain, Robert Mauduit, of his tenement in
Mitcham, Surrey, inherited from William Bataille. (S) Pipe Roll Society, V82,
1974, P120.
1207, Robert son of Anketill obtained a writ of summons
against Robert Mauduit for the custody of the land and heir of
William Wolf. (S) Hist. of Buckingham, V4, 1969, P355.
4/27/1208, A suit concerning land in Rutland, brought by
Simon Colle against Robert Mauduit, postponed. [The suit was transferred to
Westminster.]
1208-9, Robert Mauduit, the king's chamberlain. (S) UKNA.
1209, Robert Mauduit owed 20 marks for his purparty of the
lands which formerly belonged to Robert Giffard, to be held of Robert de
Mandeville as the eldest coheir. (S) Hist. of Staffordshire, 1902, P10. [The
heirs were Robert de Mandeville, Robert Mauduit, William Cumin, and William de
Fortibus.]
1210, Thomas Mauduit grants to Salop abbey the homage of
Henry fitz Sweyn … vill of Clia, … Witnesses: Robert Mauduit, … (S) Antiquities
of Shropshire, Vs3-4, Eyton, 1856, P77.
5/17/1211 at Chester, Robert Mauduit brought 2 suits
concerning land in North Luffenham. (S) Rutland Record, Is1-7, 1980.
11/2/1211, By a final concord made in the king's presence at
Reading, Robert Mauduit granted 3 mills … (S) Beauchamp Cartulary, Mason, 1980,
P126.
1212, Robert Mauduit held Brought on Pogys, Wc, Oxon,
in right of his wife.
1215, The king granted to Robert mauduit and Alan de
Boclaund the castle of Dadinton to keep at his pleasure. (S) History of
Banbury, Beesley, 1841, P88.
1215, Robert and his son William joined the barons in revolt
against King John.
6/15/1215 at Runnymede, King John forced to sign the Magna
Carta.
8/18/1216, An order was issued to the Sheriff of Oxford to
give seisin to Robert Mauduit … Dadington castle (S) The Genealogist,
1922, P97.
10/18/1216, King John died.
10/28/1216, Henry III, age 9, crowned king of England.
3/11/1217, William Mauduit granted safe-conduct for 8 days
to negotiate his father Robert’s release with William Marshall. (S) Bulletin of
the Institute of Historical Research, Vs49-50, 1976, P12.
10/10/1217, Robert was restored his lands when he swore
homage to King Henry III.
10/30/1217, Robert allowed to levy a scutage on his knights
and free tenants.
Bef. 3/1218, Robert granted a chapel in his curia at Mitcham
by the prior of Southwark, Surrey. (S) Beauchamp Cartulary, Mason, 1980, P121.
1219, Robert Mauduit granted the substantial
tenancy of 3 carucates to William de Teyll. (S) The 1235 Surrey Eyre.
1220, Waleran de Newburgh [the son] was only able to pay 92
of 200 marks which he owed to Robert Mauduit. (S) Rutland Record, Is1-7, 1980,
P240.
6/1222, Robert died. (S) Flores Historium, V3, 1890, P12.
[––Isabella––]
By 12/1222, Writ … restored to William Mauduit the land
which his brother Robert held of him. (S) Pipe Roll Society, V82, 1974, P96.
10/24/1225, Thomas de Venuz has made fine with the king by
10 m. for having to wife Isabella, who was the wife of Robert Mauduit. Order to
the sheriff of Hampshire that, having accepted security from Thomas for the
aforesaid 10m., he is to permit Thomas to have Isabella as his wife if she will
consent to this. (S) FRsHIII.
12/1225, Isabella died. (S) Judges of England, Foss, V2,
1848, P92.
(S) History and Antiquities of the Newport Pagnell Hundreds,
Rarcliff, 1900, P109. (S) Pipe Roll Society, V82, 1974.
Children of Robert and Isabella:
i. Robert Mauduit, born ? in England.
Robert married Beatrice, d/o Ralph Murdac (243377350).
[Robert died before his father.]
ii. William Mauduit (60848482), born ~1197 in England.
6/19/1222, To the sheriff of Hampshire. William Mauduit has
found pledges to answer the king for £100 for his relief. Order to cause
William to have full seisin without delay of all lands and tenements in his
bailiwick of which Robert Mauduit, his father, was seised on the day he died.
(S) FRsHIII.
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