189118212. Baron Theobald Fitz Walter & 189118213. Lady Maud le Vavasour & 94563740. Baron Fulk fitz Warin
~1145,
Theobald born in West Dereham, Norfolk, England, s/o §§Hervey Walter &
Maud de Valoignes, d/o §§Theobald de Valoines, Lord of Parham. [Maud
sister of Bertha de Valoines (1947060755).]
1170, at
Chinon in Touraine, A charter of King Henry II to the priory of Coverham,
Yorkshire, withnessed by Theobald Walter and Ranulf de Glanville. [Ranullf de
Glanvill married Maud’s sister Bertha.]
~1175, Fulk
born in England, s/o 94559158. Fulk fitz Warin & 94559159. Hawise de
Dinan.
1176, Maud
born in England, d/o §§Lord Robert le Vavasour, s/o §§William le
Vavsour.
1177,
Theobald, who accompanied Henry II to Ireland was created hereditary Chief
Butler of Ireland. He was granted Baggotrath in co. Dublin. The family built
Nenagh castle in co. Tipperary.
1182,
Theobald fitz Walter witnessed Ranulf de Glanvill’s founding of the abbey of
Leystone. (S) CH&I.H.II., P249.
1185,
Theobald accompanied John, Count of Mortain, to Ireland to suppress a rebellion.
While there, Theobald killed Dermot McCarthy, King of Desmond, at Cork [Desmond
had been laying siege to Cork]. (S) History of Ireland, Haverty, 1872, P231.
1189,
Theobald held the feif of Arklow.
7/5/1189 at
Chinon, A royal confirmation to Theobald Walter’s nascent foundation at
Swainby, Lincolnshire. (S) Court …, Eyton, 1878, P297.
9/3/1189,
King Richard I succeeded King Henry II of England.
10/22/1189,
Theobald’s brother Hubert Walter consecrated Bishop of Salisbury. [Hubert first
known as a chaplain in the house of Ranulf de Glanvill. 1190-92, Hubert
accompanied King Richard on his crusade.] (S) Catholic Encyclopedia, V7, 1913,
P508.
1192,
Theobald Walter paid a fine for lands in Brusyard, Suffolk.
[–––Theobald & Maud–––]
~1193,
Theobald married Maud.
1193,
Theobald’s brother, Hubert Walter, elected archbishop of Canterbury [died
7/13/1205.]
4/22/1194,
Theobald and his heirs granted Aymondernes, Lancanshire, by King Richard I,
held in service of 3 knights’ fees. [Included the town of Presgon and the
wapentake of Aymondernes.]
1194,
Theobald, sheriff of Lancanshire, accounts for £100 of the farm of Lancaster
for half a year.
1195,
Theobald fitz Walter, Philip of Worcester, and William de Burgo began active
colonization of Ireland. (S) Anglo-Norman Ireland, Dolley, 1972, P97.
1196,
Donnell MacCarthy drove the English from Limerick [retaken in 1197 by Hamo de
Valoignes.]
1197,
§§Robert Vavasour deputy sheriff of Theobald Walter.
1197,
Theobald was a justice itinerant.
1197, Fulk
succeeded his father.
1198, Fulk’s mother Hawise made a fine of 30 marks to not be forced to
marry again.
1198,
‘Fulcus filius Warini et Alanus frater eius’ witnessed a charter of Robert
Corbet of Caus to Buildwas abbey.
1198,
Nicholas Pincerna sheriff of Lancaster for Theobald Walter. (S) History –
Lancaster, V4, Baines, 1891, P120.
5/27/1199, King John succeeded King Richard I of England.
1199,
Theobald, styled “Theobald Butler”, pays 80 marks to have a trial moved from
Ireland to England, to be heard by the King.
1200, Fulk
fined £100 to have judgement concerning Whittington castle, adjuged to him by
consideration of the Curia Regis.
1200,
Theobald founded the abbey of Nenagh in Tipperary, Ireland.
1/1201 at
Lincoln, William de Braosa, in the presence of King John, grants to Theobald
fitz Walter 5 cantred and a half in Munster, burrough of Kildelo … [which King
Henry had given to Philip de Braosa] … holding in service to William de Braosa
by the service of 22 knights’ fees.
1201, King
John refused to recognize Fulk’s right to Whittington. Fulk went into rebellion
against the king.
1203, in
Lancashire, ‘Theobaldus Walteri r.c. de vi marcis pro feodo trium militum’ by
which he held Amoundernesse.
1203, in
Ireland, Theobald founded the abbey Nenagh, co. Tipperary. (S) Complete
Peerage.
1203, King
John outlawed Fulk.
1204,
‘Theobaldus Walteri debet ii palefrid pro havenda licentia eundi in Yberniam’.
10/17/1204,
Fulk fined 200 marks and two Destriers [horses] for possession of the castle
and estate of Whittington by inheritance against Wrenoch, grandson of Roger de
Powis.
1205,
Theobald founded the abbey of Wotheny in Limerick, Ireland.
8/1205–2/1206,
Theobald died; buried at Wotheny Abbey, Limerick, Ireland.
[––Maud––]
2/19/1206,
King John granted §§Robert le Vavasor all the estates of his daughter, except
Amunderness; and the remarriage of his daughter, Matilda, wife of the late
Theobald fitz Walter.
Bef.
7/20/1207, Matilda’s dower lands delivered to her father §§Robert.
[–––Fulk & Maud–––]
Bef.
10/1/1207, Maud married 2nd Fulk Fitz Warin; Fulk pledging a fine of
1200 marks for the marriage and joint seizin of her dower estates.
1209, Fulk had
paid £100 of the fine of 1200 marks.
1210, Fulk
in a suit with his father-in-law, §§Robert le Vavasor, over the manor of
Edinton. [Fulk offered the king the best horse in Wales to speed up a
judgement.]
6/6/1210,
Fulk accompanied King John to Ireland. King John launched a successful invasion
of Ireland, using 700 ships in the attack.
1210-12,
‘Fulco filius Warini’ holding 1 knight’s fee in Shropshire.
1211, Fulk
received full seizin of Whittington for 1 knight’s fee, worth £10.
1211-13,
‘Fulco filius Warini’ holding land ‘in Alwesten I militis’ in Gloucester.
10/28/1212,
A writ of King John about the men of Fulk fitz Warin that had taken someone
prisoner; and who was being held by Robert de Vipont.
4/12/1213,
King John gave Fulk materials from the Leicester forests to build at
Norborough.
4/30/1213,
From Winchelsea, Fulk accompanied King John and Queen Isabella to Aquitaine for
the marriage of their daughter Joanna.
6/27/1213,
Fulk with King John at Beer Regis, Dorsetshire.
6/21/1214,
Fulk with King John at court in Roche aux Moins, Anjou.
1215-16,
Lands of Matilda granted to Fulk son of Warin, her second husband.
4/27/1215,
Fulk son of Warin assembled with 2000 knights and barons at Stamford in
opposition to King John. (S) Translation of Such Documents, Stubbs, 1882, P174.
12/16/1215,
Fulk excommunicated by Papal bull.
4/1216, Fulk
one of multiple barons contracting a truce with William, earl Marshall.
10/28/1216,
Henry III, age 9, crowned king of England.
9/10/1217,
King Henry declares Fulk fitz Warin an enemy of the crown.
By
11/4/1217, Fulk had made peace with the king and had his lands restored.
2/11/1218,
Writ for Fulk and his wife Matilda to be restored her dower in Amundernesse.
1/10/1219,
Order to the sheriff of Berkshire that, immediately after having viewed these
letters, he is to take into the king’s hand all land in his bailiwick of Fulk
fitz Warin and Eva de Tracy and her sister on account of the son and heir of
Thomas of London, who they detain from the king and who ought to be in the
custody of the king. (S) FRsHIII.
11/23/1219,
Fulk fitz Warin granted a market and fair at Whittington. (S) Gazetteer of
Markets and Fairs.
12/26/1219,
William Crassus, the first-born, has made fine with the king by £100 … his
pledges for the fine: Earl W. Marshal for 50 m. … Fulk fitz Warin for 10 m.
Walter of Clifford for 10 m. … William de Stuteville for 10 m. … Hugh de
Mortimer for 10 m. Roger of Clifford for 10 m. (S) FRsHIII.
11/22/1220,
A writ by King John in favor of Fulk.
1221, Fulk
contesting the advowson of Norborough with the abbot of Leicester.
6/4/1221,
Fulk was not allowed to strengthen Whitting castle without full security for
his loyal behavior.
2/15/1222,
King Henry was at Hereford where a truce was made between Llewelyn, prince of
Wales, and Fulk son of Warin and Thomas Corbet; with safe conduct given to the
prince’s wife. (S) Archaeologia Cambrensis, 1879, P245.
Bef. 3/1223,
Fulk removed all his horses and live-stock from Whittington castle [which was
soon besieged by Lewellyn.]
1223, An
assize of darrein presentment between Robert le Vavassor, qu., and Fulk
son of Warin, def. (S) Record Series, V85, 1933, P106.
10/9/1223,
Fulk given full seizin of the land and castle of Whittington.
5/3/1224,
Pledges of John of Bassingbourn: … Fulk fitz Warin for 10m … (S) FRsHIII.
10/13/1225,
Fulk pardoned an amercement of 5 marks imposed by the Justicies of the Forest.
Bef. 1/1226,
Maud died.
[––Fulk––]
1/1226,
Theobald Walter suing William Pantulf and Hawise his wife for Norborough manor,
Leicester; and suing Fulk fitz Warin for Edelinton manor, Yorkshire.
1226, Fulk
married Angharad, d/o Madoc ap Griffin & Isota ?. [A letter from W. de
Lascy to Hubert de Burgh urged the marriage.]
9/1/1227,
King Henry III granted to Fulk fitz Warin an annual fair at Cheping-Lamborn
manor in Berkshire.
1228,
Attorney of Peter son of Herebert against Fulk son of Warin, concerning the
manor of Stanton, Wilts. (S) Annual Rpt. of the Dep. Keeper, 1862, P50.
4/1229, Fulk
fitz Warin in a lawsuit with Philip de Burwardsley; and suing Peter fitz
Herbert for half the manor of Staunton, Wiltshire [which he won].
10/3/1229,
Fulk fitz Warin at the King’s court at Westminster.
1/15/1230,
Gift to Fulk son of Warin and his heirs of the king’s park of Aleweston, in
agumentation of the land which he holds of the king in Aleweston. (S) CChRs.
4/20/1230,
Fulk at Portsmouth embarking with King Henry. King Henry, with his brother
Richard, Earl of Cornwall, and with the help of Mauclerc, Count of Brittany,
invaded Brittany in hopes of recovering Normandy. They established their camp
at Nantes, and captured a small castle.
10/1230,
King Henry abandoned his invasion and returned to England.
9/15/1231,
The king has granted to Fulk fitz Warin that he may render 50m of the fine he made
with him for the park of Alveston. (S) FRsHIII.
10/27/1232,
Order to the barons of the Exchequer to place in respit, the demand they make
from Fulk fitz Warin for the debts that they exact from him. (S) FRsHIII.
2/4/1233,
Fulk fitz Warin gave the king 600 marks for the custody of the lands and heirs
of William Pantulf.
5/15/1234,
Fulk required to provide a knight for foreign service to aid the Earl of
Bretagne.
12/24/1234,
Fulk fitz Warin’s founding of Alberbury priory, Shropshire, confirmed by King
Henry.
1236, Philip
de Burwardesley holds 2 carucates in Ashley of Fulk fitz Warin by the rent of a
soar hawk yearly. (S) Collections for a History of Staffordshire, 1909, P251.
7/26/1236,
Fulk appointed an arbitrator of the truce in Wales between King Henry and
Lewellyn.
11/9/1236,
Association of … and Henry de Audithelegh with Hervey de Stafford and Fulk son
of Warin to receive and make amends for attacks committed in the time of the
truce between the king and L. prince of Abberfrau. (S) CPRs.
1237, Fulk
fitz Warin guardian of Maud Pantulf [his granddaughter], heiress of Wem,
accounted to the crown of the year and waste.
3/8/1238,
Fulk summoned a great baron to Oxford to consult with King Henry about Lewelly
and his son David.
10/16/1238,
Executors of the testament of William fitz Warin , have given the king surety
by themselves and by Fulk fitz Warin … (S) FRsHIII.
9/9/1241,
The king has given respite to Fulk fitz Warin from all debts that he owes him
until 15 days from Easter in the 26th year. (S) FRsHIII.
6/2/1241, Fulk fitz Warin acknowledged to have received from
Maurice le Buttillier 300 marks for the maritagium of Matilda his niece
(nepotis suæ), daughter and heir of William Pantulf, and which Fulk had sold to
him on condition that when the son of Maurice should marry Matilda, Maurice
should endow her with one-third of all his land. (S) Staffordshire Hist.
Coll’s, V4, 1883, Banco Roll No.9.
1241, Fulk
died.
(S) Hist. of
the County Palatine and Duchy of Lancaster, V5, 1893, P295. (S) Life of James
Duke of Ormond, Carte, 1851. (S) Foundation for Medieval Genealogy. (S)
Antiquities of Shropshire, V7, Eyton, 1858.
Child
of Theobald and Maud:
i. Theobald le Botiller (94559106), born ~1195 in
England.
[Multiple
genealogies; one giving this Theobald as a nephew of the above Theobald.]
Child
of Fulk and Maud:
i. Fulk Fitz Warin (47281870),
born ~1210 in England.
ii. Hawise Fitz Warin (60848451), born ~1214 in
England.
‘Hauwyse, qe
pus fust dame de Wemme’ eldest daughter of Fouke and his wife ‘dame Mahaud de Caus’.
(S) FMG.
iii. Eugenia Fitz Warin (60849345), born ~1216 in
England.
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