94556042. Earl Gilbert de Gant
~1178, Gilbert born in England, s/o 189112084. Robert de
Gaunt & 39979237. Gunnora de Gournay.
1189, Gilbert’s father died.
11/3/1189, Richard I crowned king of England.
12/1189, Nicholas de Stuteville (39979236) married Gilbert’s
mother Gunnora.
1197, Gilbert in the wardship of Robert de Stuteville. (S)
Battle Abbey Roll, V3, 1889, P309.
5/27/1199, John crowned king of England.
1202, Gilbert held the market at Barton-upon-Humber.
1203, Gilbert succeeded his father as a minor; placed in
wardship to William de Stutevill.
1204, Sempringham versus Gilbert de Gant, case
postponed ‘quia magister ordinis de Simplingham obit Curia Regis’ rolls. (S)
Inventing Sempringham, Sykes, 2011, P226.
10/13/1204, Final concord entered into between Gilbert de
Gant, plaintiff, and Jordan, abbot of Thorenton, tenant of a toft and a half in
Barton. (S) Notes … Barton-on-Humber, Brown, 1908, P24.
1206, Gilbert of Gant in a suit with Gilbert, abbot of
Sempringham. (S) Inventing Sempringham, Sykes, 2011, P227.
1206, Gilbert of Gaunt sues the prior of Sempringham for 7
bovates with appurtenances in Barton-upon-Humber … the prior had no right of
entrance except through Earl Simon and the Countess Alice, his wife [Gilbert’s
1st cousin] … on the contrary says that Alice made the charter when
in bed of the sickness of which she died, and while the barony was in the hands
of the king.
1207, William son of Ranulf made an acknowledgment that he
would render yearly to Gilbert de Gant one sor goshawk healthy and
sound, to be delivered yearly. (S) Notes and Queries, 1909, P82.
1208, Gilbert was ill and residing at Muker, North Riding,
Yorkshire. (S) Pleas before the King, V3, 1952.
1209, Simon de Kyme, Gilbert’s steward, died, succeeded by
his son Philip de Kyme.
1210-14, Gilbert de Gant reduced his Jewish debts in the
king’s hands by £436 13s 4d.
1211, King John cancelled Gilbert de Gant’s debt of £1000 to
a Jewish moneylander provided Gilbert deposited £800 in the Exchequer within 2
years. (S) Three Crises, Alexander, 1998, P84.
1211, Gilbert held 68 knights’ fees.
1212, Henry de Armenters (94556040) held a quarter of a fee
of Gilbert de Gaunt. (S) The Ancestor, 1902, P191.
1212, John son of Herbert de Orreby holding 4.5 caructes of
Gilbert de Gant by service of being Gilbert’s constable.
6/19/1215 at Runnymede near Windsor, John forced to agree to
the terms of the Magna Carta.
6/20/1215, at Runnymede, a royal charter was attested by the
Earl of Clare, William de Mowbray, Eustace de Vesci, Roger de Montbegon, Robert
Grelle and Gilbert de Gant. (S) Reign of Henry III, Carptenter, 1996, P9.
1215, Gilbert dispatched to Nottinghamshire to oppose
royalists.
1216, King John captured Lincoln, and held parliament there.
5/12/1216, King Louis VIII of France, after a successful
landing, crowned King of England in London. In June, Louis captured Winchester
and controlled half of England.
1216, Gilbert, an adherent to the barons against King John,
created Earl of Lincoln by Prince Louis VIII of France who was at that time
occupying London and at the head of the baronial party.
1216, Gilbert’s lands in 5 counties given by King John to
Gerard de Rodes.
10/18/1216, King John died.
10/28/1216, Henry III, age 9, crowned king of England.
5/20/1217, At the battle of Lincoln, Gilbert taken prisoner.
The title Earl of Lincoln given to Ranulph de Meschines (s/o 39979010), Earl of
Chester.
9/12/1217, For 10,000 marks and some land exchanges, Prince
Louis forfeited his claim to the English crown by the treaty at
Kingston-on-Thames; under which Gilbert de Gant was one of many pardoned and
forgiven his ransom.
10/1217, at Westminster, Gilbert pledged fealty to King
Henry.
1219, Gilbert de Gant gave the wardship of the estates
forfeited by Sir Hubert Jernegan to the Norman Robert Marmion, Jun. (S)
Historical … Notices of Great Yarmouth, Druery, 1826, P169.
8/21/1219, Gilbert de Gant brought an action of novel
disseisin agains the count of Aumale to recover his manor of Edenham in
Lincolnshire. (S) Reign of Henry III, Carpenter, P26. [Gilbert succeeded.]
1219, Gilbert owed £810 7s 7d to the crown.
5/28/1220, Lincolnshire. Robert of Burton gives the king
half a mark for summoning Gilbert de Gant before the justices at Westminster …
87 acres of land … with appurtenances in Edenham. (S) FRsHIII.
10/12/1223, Gilbert de Gant will answer the king by his hand
for the moiety of the scutage of the knights’ fees, namely 62 fees, which he
holds of the king in chief, for the army of Wales. (S) FRsHIII.
1223, Gilbert owed £810 7s 7d to the crown. [The same as in
1219.]
7/5/1224, Order to the sheriffs of Yorkshire and
Lincolnshire not to distrain Gilbert de Gant to render more than a moiety of
the scutage from the knights’ fees he holds of the king in chief in their
bailiwicks. (S) FRsHIII.
8/14/1225, Gilbert de Gant gives the king half a mark for
having a writ to attaint the twelve jurors of an assize of novel disseisin
taken before the justices last itinerant in Lincolnshire . (S) FRsHIII.
1227, Henry de Vaym presented [at Bishop Wells] by Gilbert
de Gant, by reason of his wardship of the land and of W. the heir of William de
Scremby, to the church of Scremby. (S) Lincolnshire Notes and Queries, V6,
P183.
1229, Philip de Orreby constable to Gilbert de Gant. (S)
Ancestral Roots, Weis, 2004, P145.
1/14/1230, The king has granted to Gilbert de Gant
that, of the £80 which are exacted from him by summons of the Exchequer for the
prest of Ireland, Wales and Barham Down in the time of King John, the king’s
father, he may render 10 m. each year. (S) FRsHIII.
9/1230-11/1232, Charter of Andrew Lutterell, for the soul of
the late Maurice de Gaunt and for his own salvation … ‘Hiis testibus … Gilberto
de Gaunt. …’ (S) Cartulary of St. Mark’s Hospital, V21, 1959, P126.
1231, Radulfus de Neovilla et al., were summonsed
by Gilbert de Gant in a suit concerning their market at
‘Fingeslegha’, then being held to the damage of Gilbert's market. (S) Medieval
and Historiographical Essays, Cate, 1966.
1/19/1232, The abbot of Bardney gives 15 m. for having the
king’s charter concerning changing a market at Bardney, … that were bestowed
upon the same abbey both by Gilbert de Gant and by others. (S) FRsHIII.
1239, Brian de Bedale sold the manor of Reeth in Swaledale
to Gilbert de Gant. (S) History of Bedale, McCall, 1907, P26.
1/1241, Final concord between Gilbert de Gaun ad William of
Nevill concerning William’s market at Filey. (S) Gazetteer of Markets and
Fairs.
1241, Gilbert “the Good” of Folkingham died. [Still a
considerable baron as his son held 68 knight’s fees.]
(S) A Gen. History of the Dormant …, Burke, P227. (S)
Gazetteer of Markets and Fairs. (S) The Minority of King Henry III, Carpenter,
1990. (S) Honors and Knights’ Fees, Ferrar, 1923. (S) History of the County of
Lincoln, Allen, 1830, P138. (S) The Topographer and Genealogist, The Earldom of
Lincoln, P309ff.
i. Juliane de
Gant (47278021), born ~1203 in England.
[Undated] Charter of Gilbert de Gant giving to Geoffrey de
Armenteres, in free marriage with Juliana his daughter, the service of 2
knights by reducing to Geoffrey and his heirs by Juliana the service due from
the fee which his father Henry de Armenters had held. (S) Book of Seals,
Hatton, 1950, P205.
ii. Alice de Gaunt, born ? in England.
1219, Alice married John de Orrebi [constable of Gilbert de
Gaunt], heir & s/o Herbert de Orreby.
iii. Gilbert de Gant (243382542),
born ~1215 in England.
2/23/1242, The king has taken the homage of Gilbert de Gant
for all lands and tenements formerly of Gilbert de Gant, his father, which fall
to him by hereditary right. Order to the sheriff of Lincolnshire that, having
accepted security from Gilbert for £100 to the king’s use for his relief, he is
to cause him to have full seisin of all lands. (S) FRsHIII.
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