486765702. Baron Thomas de Erdington & 486765703. Lady Roese de Cokefield
1160, Thomas born in England, s/o §§William de Erdington, s/o §§Henry de Erdington of Warwick.
~1165, Roese born in England.
~1183, Thomas married Roese.
9/3/1189, Richard I succeeded
King Henry II of England.
[––Thomas––] and [––Roese–––]
1197, Thomas divorced Roese.
1197, A release from marriage of Thomas de
Erdington witnessed by ‘Willelmo filio Alani, Hugone Pantolfe, Roberto Corbet,
Johanne Extraneo, Radulfo Basset … William Bagot.’ (S) FMG.
1198-99, Thomas de Erdington deputy-sheriff in
Staffordshire under Geoffrey Fitz Piers.
5/27/1199, John crowned king of England.
1200, Ralph
de Someri granted Ashton manor to Thomas. (S) A Topographical Dictionary of
England, 1848, PP100-4.
1204, Thomas
de Erdington in dispute over Ashton with John de Montagu. (S) Victoria History
– Warwick, V7, 1964, P60.
1205, Thomas
appointed bailiff or substitute to Geoffrey fitz Piers. (S) Peerages of
England.
1207, Thomas
made the Sheriff of Shropshire by King John [served until he died]. (S) The
History of the Worthies of England, Fuller, 1840, P70.
9/1207,
Thomas the sheriff of Staffordshire. (S) Antiquities of Shropshire, Vs3-4,
Eyton, 1856, P79.
11/26/1208,
Charter of King John to St. Andrew’s Wells … Test: … Thomas de Erdington. (S)
Reports of the Royal Commission, 1885, P4.
1209, King
John sent an embassy to Spain consisting of a priest known as Robert of London
and 2 knights, one being Thomas de Erdington.
2/1210, King
John, sending Thomas of Erdington to the papal Curia [Rome], paid Thomas 100£
for the passage. (S) English Historical Review, V110, 1995, P285.
1212, King
John granted Wellington to Thomas “as a reward for services rendered in Rome at
the time of the Interdict.”
8/2/1212,
Thomas, William Briwere, and Alan Basset, part of a council acting on King
John’s behalf, approved the taking of 4 Welsh castles by Robert de Vipont. (S)
The History of the Princes, the Lords Marcher, Lloyd, 1881, P160.
1213, King
John transferred custody of the lands and marriage of the Agatha, widow of Adam
de Cockfield, from Geoffrey fitz Peter [deceased] to Thomas de Erdington. (S)
Sherington, Chimbnall, 1965, P44.
1213, Henry
de Vere a surety of £3000 of the estate of his cousin, William fitz Alan, to
Thomas de Erdington, Custos. (S) Transactions – Bristol and Gloucester, V12,
1888, P267.
9/24/1213,
Thomas de Erdington was ordered to let William de Ferrers, Earl of Derby,
have four pigs, which John le Strange had fed for his own use. (S) LeStrange
Records, 1916, P73.
1214, Thomas
sent by King John on a secret embassy to Admiralius Murmelius, king of Africa
and Spain.
7/1214,
Thomas acquired the Lordship of Hen Domen for 5000 marks, and married his
daughter to the heir, William Fitz-Alan (d.1215). [Sale confirmed by King
John.]
7/11/1214,
Thomas was assigned the lands and marriage of William FitzAlan that had been
seized by King John because he was a minor. [Thomas was father-in-law of
William FitzAlan, elder brother of John FitzAlan.] (S) The History of Ludlow
and Its Neighbourhood, Wright, 1852, P143.
4/1215,
Thomas de Erdington, sheriff of Shropshire, at the request of King John asked
to name barons in Shropshire that had remained true to the crown. [Thomas named
4.]
1215, Thomas
wrote a letter to King John referring to the death at Easter of his daughter
Mary’s husband.
1215,
Messengers Thomas de Erdington and Henry de Ver dispatched by the King to
William de St. John, constable of Southampton castle. (S) History of
Southampton, Davies, 1883, P78.
6/15/1215 at
Runnymead, King John forced to sign the
Magna Carta.
8/1215, Thomas was assigned to make a “an extent” on the manor of
Budiford in Warwickshire. (S) The Judges of England, Foss, 1848, P445.
By 1216, Thomas became a monk. King John gave Hen Domen to Gwenwynwyn,
Prince of Powys and a new Sheriff of Shropsire was assigned. Much of the honour
of Montgomery was given to William de Cantilupe.
10/28/1216, Henry III, age 9, crowned king of England.
3/20/1218,
Thomas died.
[––Roese––]
1227, Roese,
widow of Thomas de Erdington, disposed of her dower in Shawbury. Besford, and
Little Withyford. (S) Antiquities of Shropshire, V8, Eyton, 1859, P72.
(S)
Antiquities of Shropshire, Eyton, 1858, P250.
Child
of Thomas and Roese:
i. Mary Erdington (243382851), born ~1185 in
England.
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