~1140, John de Gray born in Norfolk, England, s/o §§Anschetil de Grey.
1150-60, Anschetillus de Grai donated land at “Stanlache
quod vocatur Langehurst et aliud ... Wdefordhurst..” to Eynsham, with the
consent of ‘filius meus Johannes’. (S) FMG.
7/6/1189, Richard I succeeded Henry II as King of England.
1198, John de Gray, the elder, of Eaton in Norfolk died at
Standlake.
Family notes:
John had a younger brother John, Bishop of Norwich.
Children of John and ?:
i. Henry de Gray (47280384),
born ~1165 in England.
ii. Eva de Grey (243377351),
born ~1170 in Engand.
iii. Walter de Grey, born ~1175 in England.
1205, Walter, lord Chancellor of England [under King John,
having paid 5000 marks for the office].
1215, Walter, archbishop of York.
8/1220, Walter de Grey, archbishop of York, to Hubert de
Burgh, justiciar: his efforts in the matter between Hugh de Bolbec and Roger
Bertram; the former refuses to surrender a castle to the latter. (S) UKNA.
[Hugh had to be threatened with excommunication and the loss of his own lands.
Roger had to deliver a son as a hostage to the Bishop of Durham.] (S) Minority
of Henry III, Carpenter, 1990, P207.
4/20/1228, The king has granted to the archbishop of York
[Walter] that, beyond the 200m … of the fine of 1200 m. … for the debts of the same archbishop and for
the debts of John de Gray, formerly bishop of Norwich, his uncle, … (S) FRsHIII.
5/1/1255, Walter died.
iv. Robert de Gray (243382848), born ~1180 in England.
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