486765190. Baron William de Percy & 486765191. Lady Joan Briwere & 243382615. Lady Elena Baliol
~1188, Joan
born in England, d/o 189118346. Sir William Briwere & 189118347.
Beatrice de Vaux.
9/3/1189, Richard I succeeded King Henry II of England.
1193,
William born in England, s/o 973530380. Baron Henry de Percy & 973530381.
Isabel de Brus.
1196-8,
William heir to his father inheriting the honor of Petworth.
5/27/1199, John succeeded King Richard I of England.
4/3/1200,
William de Percy, a minor, assigned as a ward to William Briwere.
1203, Agnes
de Percy (1947060761), paternal grandmother of William, died.
9/1202-4/1203,
William de Percy accounted for the farm of Yorkshire [not Northumberland.] (S)
Durham, Snape, 2002, P230.
1204, Maud
de Percy, sister of Agnes died without heirs. King John decided to divide the
inheritance [the honor of Topcliffe] between William de Percy and his uncle
Richard de Percy. Richard was given all of his mother’s lands, and all of Maud’s
lands held of the earl of Chester in Yorkshire. The rest went to William.
[Neither side was happy with the division.]
1207,
William de Percy, underage, called to warranty [as heir of Maud, countess of
Warwick] in the case of Robert son of William vs. William d’Aubigny and his
wife Agatha Trussebut … land and wood in Wetherby.
~1208, Elena
born in Scotland, d/o §§Lord Ingelram
de Balliol & 486765231. ‘Elena’ de Berkeley. [No records, see Family notes. ‘Elena’ taken from
daughter’s name.]
1212,
William Briwere brought suit against Richard de Percy [William’s uncle] for
intruding on William’s possessions.
1212-14,
William came of age.
1214,
William de Percy to Sir William Briwerre: release of his right in the land of
Chedderley which the said William Briwerre had given to his daughter Joan and
the said William de Percy in exchange for land in the vill of Foston
(Fotestone): (Leic.). (S) UKNA.
1214,
William de Percy brought suit against Richard de Percy [his uncle] for 5
Topcliffe manors, which he claimed he had held while in the custody of William
Briwere.
1214,
William accompanied King John as he unsuccessfully invaded France trying to
recover his lands. King John personally led the expedition against Poitou.
1215, Robert
de Roos, Peter de Brus, and William de Percy, in support of Louis, Dauphine of
France, and against King John, who had invaded the north, reduced Cleveland and
the rest of Yorkshire. (S) History of Cleveland, Graves, 1808.
6/19/1215 at
Runnymede near Windsor, King John
forced to agree to the terms of the Magna Carta. [The barons in revolt
together held more castles and knights fees than John did as King. John then
arranged for all of the barons to be excommunicated – starting a war.] William
returned his fealty to King John, but his uncle Richard de Percy did not.
[–––William & Joan–––]
~1215,
William Briewerre granted to William de Percy of Petworth in frank marriage
with his daughter Joan 80 acres of his demesne of Foston to hold for ¼ fee.
10/28/1216, Henry III, age 9, crowned king of England.
5/1217,
William de Percy given all the lands seized from his uncle Richard de Percy,
“inasmuch as he is the nearer heir who is in our service.”
5/1218,
Richard de Percy, returning allegiance to King Henry, reached an apportionment
agreement with his nephew William de Percy. [However, litigation would continue
until 1234.]
1219, The
service of William Foliot assigned to William de Percy [during a lawsuit with
his uncle Richard.]
1220,
William de Percy claimed 3 carucates and a mill in Wetherby against Robert son
of William [see suit of 1207.]
1221,
William de Percy won his suit against Robert son of William.
1222,
William de Percy acquitted by special writ of scutage for 15 knights fees in
Yorkshire, and 28 in the honor of Petworth. (S) History of – Barony of Alnwick,
V1, Tate, 1866, P114.
1223-33,
William de Percy gave to Sallay abbey 10 acres of land in Gisburn forest in
exchange for land in Micklethwait. (S) Chartulary of the Cistercian Abbey of
St. Mary of Sallay in Craven, McNulty, 2013, P20.
3/31/1224,
William granted a market at Nafferton, Yorkshire. (S) Gazetteer of Markets and
Fairs.
~1224,
Elena’s father died.
1225, The
long dispute between Sallay Abbey on the one hand and William de Percy and
William Gernun, his clerk, on the other, concerning Tadcaster church, was
referred to Walter Gray for settlement. (S) UKNA.
1226, Roger
de Insula, dean of York, witnessed William de Percy’s charter granting the
church of Topcliffe the use of the fabric of the cathedral. (S) Eboracum,
Drake, 1736, P522.
1227, Joan’s father died; her brother William the heir.
1227, William de Percy, son of Henry, claimed 6 carucates in Rainton
against Thomas de Arches. [In litigation until 1231.]
By 1227, Joan died.
[–––William & Elena–––]
By 1227,
William married 2nd Elena de Baliol.
1228, Hugh,
s/o Wigan, s/o Gikel de Baldersby, holding a tenement in Baldersby of William
de Percy. (S) Early Yorkshire Charters, V11, Farrer, 2013, P339.
1229, Robert
de Percy, recently deceased, is named in a suit of William de Percy.
1230, Grand
assize between William de Percy and Thomas de Arches postponed.
1230, A suit
between William de St. John and William de Percy touching a fee in Snailewelle.
6/8/1231 at
York, Grand assize between William de Percy and Thomas de Arches: an agreement
was made. Thomas gave 30 marks and William 10 marks. Thomas was to hold the
land of William by service of half a knight.
1231-2,
William de Percy owes half a mark for an essoign [excuse for non-attndeance]
not warranted at the Pleas of the Forest. (S) Pipe Rolls of Cumberland and
Westmorland, 1905, P35.
6/10/1233,
Hugh Wake, nephew and one of the heirs of William Brewer junior … surety by
Phillip d’Aubigny and William de Percy for rendering the aforesaid debts … (S)
FRsHIII.
6/12/1233,
William de Percy has made fine with the king by 500 m. for having the custody
of his five daughters, certain of the heirs of William Brewer junior , … until
the lawful age of his same daughters, with their marriages. … surety … by
Reginald de Mohun , …, and by Hugh Wake and Payn de Chaworth , … William, in
the name of his aforesaid daugters, to have full seisin without delay of the
manor of Ashley with appurtenances …. (S) FRsHIII.
7/20/1233,
William de Percy and Margery Briwer agreed over conflicting interests in the
manors.
11/8/1233,
The fine of Hugh d’Aubigny for having his lands. Pledges of the said Hugh …
John fitz Geoffrey for 100 m … Warin de Munchesney for 100 m. … Bertram de
Criel for 20 m. … William Mauduit for 40 m. … William Bardolf for 50 m. Thomas
of Moulton for 50 m. Hugh Wake for 50 m. … John de Vieuxpont for 50 m. … Payn
de Chaworth for 40 m. … William de Percy for 200 m. … (S) FRsHIII.
11/1234,
William de Percy granted a carucated in Wansford to Robert de Haulay for the
service of a tenth of a knight’s fee and payment of 20 marks of silver.
1236, John
de Vaus [Vallibus, and wife Alice] hold 1 fee in Sneylewell of the barony of
William de Percy. (S) Feudal Cambridgeshire, Farrer, 1920, P152.
4/15/1239,
‘Abbati et conventui de Salleia Cisterciensis … et nobilis viri Willelmi de
Percy tunc ejusdem ecclesie patronorum canonice …’ (S) Chartulary – St. Mary of
Sallay, McNulty, 2013, P125.
1241,
William de Percy complained that Alan la Zuche chased in his free
warren. (S) Honors and Knights’ Fees, Farrer, 1925, P35.
11/12/1241
at Lancaster, William de Percy vs. John, abbot of Fountains. (S) Final Concords
– Lancaster, 1899, P76.
1242-3, Alan
de Percy held half a knight’s fee in Somerby of William de Percy.
1/30/1243,
Royal grant to confirm to the Abbot and Convent of Salley the manor of Gisburn
in Craven, with all men belonging, their services and other appurtenances,
which manor they had by gift of William de Percy son of Henry de Percy
Witnesses: William, Archbishop of York; …; William de Cantilupe, …, Robert of
Muscegros, … (S) UKNA.
1243, Romund
Tirel held half a knight’s fee in Goodmanham of William de Percy.
1244,
Eleanor’s father died.
1244,
William de Percy sold to Robert de Haulay and Henry his son the wardship and
marriage of the heirs of Robert de Irton.
1244,
William’s uncle Richard died [leaving a son Henry who died without heirs.]
1245-6,
“William de Percy; [Yorkshire]: Tadcaster” died. (S) UKNA, IPM.
[–––Elena–––]
1246, Elena,
widow of William de Percy, claimed against Robert de Brus … The defendants
called to warrant Henry de Percy, son and heir of William de Percy, who was
under age and in ward to the king … (S) Yorkshire Arch. Journal, V1, 1892,
P276.
7/25/1252,
Grant, for life, to Ellen de Percy that her woods of Ravenesclive, Cumbes and
Eggel … manor of Semer, which she holds in dower of the free tenement late of
William de Percy, her late husband, shall be quit of regard and she shall take
her profit … (S) CPRs.
6/4/1257,
Henry de Percy made an agreement with his brothers William and Walter, and
Elena, their mother, regarding her dower. (S) NEHGR, Vs37-52, 1951, P287.
Elena died.
(S) Sussex
Archaeological Collections, V14, 1862, P3. (S) Judges, Administrators &
Common Law, Turner, 1994, P282. (S) Early Yorkshire Charters, V11, Farrer, 2013
[“The Percy Fee”.] (S) Early Yorkshire Charters [various volumes.]
Family notes:
Ingelram de Balliol married a daughter and co-heiress of §§Walter de Berkeley & 973530463. Eve
of Galloway, d/o 159916056. Lord Uchtred of Galloway & 159916057.
Gunhilda of Dunbar; obtaining the baronies of Redcastle in Forfarshire, and Urr
in Galloway. (S) Scotland’s Historic Heraldry, Mcandrew, 2006, P78.
Multiple persons with the name “William de Percy”,
contemporary with this William: e.g., 5/3/1244 William de Percy made a fine of
100 marks for having married Nichola, widow of Eustace de Stuteville, without
licence.
Children
of William and Joan:
i. Joan de Percy, born ~1217 in England.
Bef. 7/1233,
Joan married to Henry de Ferlington [William gave Ashley as her dower.] (S)
Studies in 13th Century Justice, Meekings, 1981, P86.
ii. Anastasia de Percy (243382595), born ~1220 in
England.
Child
of William and Eleanor:
i. Henry de Percy (121691306), born 1228 in
England.
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