319837350. Dapifer Eudes de Rie & 319837350. Lady Rohais Fitz Richard de Clare
~1060, Eudo
born in France.
~1065,
Rohese born in Normandy, France, d/o 639664896. Richard de Clare &
639664897. Rohais Giffard.
~1083, Eudo
married Rohais.
1/27/1091,
Eudo dapifer, …, Urso de Abetot …, Ranulfus Peverellis, …, witnessed the
charter under which William II King of England confirmed the status of Bath
abbey. (S) FMG.
8/5/1100, At
his coronation Henry announced the “Charter of Liberties”. Those present
included brothers Robert and Henry Beaumont; Simon, earl of Northampton; Walter
Giffard, Robert de Montfort, Robert Malet, Eudo dapifer, Roger Bigot, and
Robert fitz Hamon.
[Undated].
King Henry granted Eustace several of the manors of Eudo: Lillechurch, Kent;
Gamelegia, Cambridge; Neuselle, Herts; Roinges, Essex; Widham, Essex; and
Ereswelle, Suffolk.
6/9/1101,
King Henry sent letters throughout England commanding all free Englishmen to
defend England against his brother Duke Robert. Witnesses to the letters
included Archbishop Anselm; Robert, count of Meulan; Robert fitz Hamon, and
Eudo Dapifer. (S) Anselm of Bec, Vaughn, 1987, P320.
1102-16,
William de Curci attested with Eudes and other sewers directing the acquittal
of aid required of Abbot Faritius for 5 hides at worth.
By 1106,
William de Curci (638798808) an attestor with the Queen (189110275), Eudes the
sewer (319837350), Urse de Abetot (973575682), Robert Malet (540377136), and
Aubrey de Ver [f/o (1512946706)] at Cornbury of a gift fo Nigel de Oelli to the
monks at Abingdon.
1113,
‘Henrico regnante Dei gratia Rege Anglorum, Rohes uxor Richardi filii Comitis
Gisleberti, dedit Deo, … concessit Gislebertus filius suus, uxorque ejus Aeliz,
… Testibus: Willielmo Gyffart, … Fratribusque suis, Rogero, Waltero, Roberto,
Eudone Dapifero …’ (S) History and Antiquities of Eynesbury, Gorham, 1820,
P-CV.
2/1120,
Eudo, of Colchester, Essex, dapifer of King Henry I of England, died.
[––Post
Mortem––]
1120,
Rohaise surviving and given her dower lands.
1120,
Eustace (378220862) confirmed Eudo Dapifer’s grant to St John’s, colchester.
1/7/1121,
Rohese died; buried at Le Bec, Normandy.
(S) English
Hist. Review, Creighton, 1919.
Child
of Eudes and Rohese:
i. Marguerite de Rei (159918675), born ~1085 in
England.
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