15212290. Baron Edmund Deyncourt & 15212291. Isabel de Mohun
~1255, Edmund
de Eyncourt born in England, s/o 30424580. John Deyncourt & 30424581.
Agnes de Neville.
By 1255, Isabel born in England, d/o 486756384. Reginald
de Mohun & 30424583. Isabel de Ferrers.
Bef.
10/14/1257, Edmund’s father died.
1/8/1269,
Comfirmation of a demise by Queen Eleanor to whom the king gave the wardship of
the lands and heirs of John de Eyncourt, to Agnes late the wife of the said
John of the manors of Graneby, … on condition that Edmund the son and heir of
the said John, whose homage, though a minor, the king has taken at the instance
of the queen, should die … the queen shall have wardship … (S) CPRs.
11/16/1272, Edward I succeeded Henry III as King of
England. [While on crusade.]
4/27/1277, Norman de Arcy acknowledges that he owes to
William le Botillier of Werington 170 marks … and Edmund de Eyncurt, who
constituted themselves principal debtors … levied, in default, of their lands
and chattels in cos. Lancaster, York, and Nottingham. (S) CCRs.
1277, Edmund de Eyncourt requests inquests in the counties
of Lincoln and Nottingham to establish his right to lands that he used to hold
in chief of the king. (S) UKNA. [Not known why lands were ‘lost’.]
4/27/1277, Order to cause Edmund de Eyncourt to be acquitted
of £70
that they exact from him for his scutage of Wales in the 41st year (1257) of
the late king's reign. (S) CCRs.
7/5/1277, Protection for the following going with Gilbert de
Gaunt into Wales on the king’s service. (S) CPRs.
1277,
King Edward was in Chester where he cleared a road through a dense forest, and
started construction on the castles of Flint and Rhuddlan. King Edward made
forays into the Welsh lands of Llywelyn ap Gruffydd, prince of Wales, capturing
Snowdonia and the isle of Anglesey.
[––Edmund & Isabel––]
~1278, Edmund married Isabel.
1282, Edmund served in Wales.
1283-85, Petitioners: Edmund Deyncurt (Deyncourt) … request
associated with scutage. (S) UKNA.
5/12/1285, Letters patent of Edward I being a confirmation
of a grant … of the manor of Langare and Barneston … also the homage and
service of Edmund de Eyncourt and his heirs … Derbyshire. (S) UKNA.
1/20/1292, Protection with clause volumus, until Michaelmas,
for Edmund de Eyncurt, going beyond seas. (S) CPRs.
1294, Edmund served in Wales.
1295, William fitz William (future son-in-law) served in the
retinue of Edmund Deyncourt.
3/5/1295, William, earl of Warwick, defeated a
large Welsh force at Maes Moydog near Montgomery.
12/1/1297, Wylton. Institution of John de Seleby, subdeacon,
to the church of Brunneby on the presentation of Sir Edmund de Eyncourt, Knt.
(S) Surtees Society, V13, 1841, P206.
2/6/1298-99, Edmund became baron Deincourt when summoned to
Parliament.
11/16/1299, Protection with clause volumus, until
Michaelmas, for the following, going to Scotland, Eustace de Mortayn, going
with Edmund de Eyncurt. (S) CPRs.
4/1/1300, … ordered … to cause all and singular of
… knights, esquires or others having £40 yearly of land … to provide themselves
with horses and arms … be with the king at Carlisle at Midsummer next, ready to
set out with him at his wages against the Scots. (S) CCRs.
7/1300, Sir Edmund de Eyncourt did homage “pro ten. In
Bruneby.” (S) Survey – County of York, Kirkkby, 1834, P404.
7/9/1300, Siege
of Caerlaverock castle in Scotland began.
7/18/1300,
‘Edmundus De Eyncourt dominos De Thurgerton’ did homage for his lands in
Burnby, co. York to
the Archbishop of York.
1301, Edmundus de Eyncourt, Dns de Thurgerton, a signer of
the Baron’s letter to the Pope.
5/12/1302, Walter Chyt of Halton and Margaret his wife to
Thomas Catel of Gt. Steeping, Lincolnshire, who holds by villein service of
Edmund Deyncourt. (S) UKNA.
2/28/1305, Councillors present who did not receive a writ
… [Barons] Aymer de Valence, Henry Percy, Robert Clifford, Hugh le Despenser,
Hugh Vere, Walter Teye, Adam Welles, Thomas de Berkeley, William Grandison, …
Edmund Deyncourt, … John Hastings, John Segrave, … Robert fitz Roger, [Others]
John Botetourt – Warden of the Scottish march, John Havering, Seneschal of
Gascony, Ralph Sandwich, Constable of the Tower of London, … John Drokenesford,
Keeper of the Wardrobe, … (S) Rec’ds of Parliament, Maitland, 2012, P.cvi.
1305, Baron Edmund present when the king refused permission
to the bishop of Durham to present a foreign bishop, on the Pope's
recommendation, to the priory of Coldingham.
7/7/1307, Edward II succeeded Edward I as King of England.
8/10/1309, Grant by Anthony, bishop of Durham, to the king
of the castle of Somerton … Witnesses: … Henry, earl of Lincoln; Thomas, earl
of Lancaster; Peter, earl of Cornwall; Edmund de Eyncurt, Philip de Kyme,
Robert son of Payn, William de Inge, and Thomas de Burham, knights. (S) CCRs.
5/3/1310,
‘Edmundus De Eyncourt dominos De Thurgerton’ did homage for his lands in
Burnby, co. York to the Archbishop of York.
1311, Scutage assessed in Scarvedale Hundred … Edmund de
Eyncourt, 1 in Elmton and Holmfield. (S) Feudal History – Derby, Yeatman, 1886,
P464.
9/14/1311, Quitclaim with warranty by John Sampson … all
rights and interest in the manor and the advowson of Eperston, Notts … Witnesses:
Lord Robert of Clifford, Lord Edmund of Eyncourt, Lord Bandewyn of Maners, Lord
William of Hereford, Lord Thomas of Mountercy, Lord William of Eyncourt
[unknown relation], … (S) UKNA.
9/3/1312,
Edmund [and others] ordered to prohibit the Earl of Lancaster and others from
repairing to the King with horses and arms.
1313-14, Edmund
de Eyncourt to grant a messuage and land in Timberland and Blankney to a
chaplain in the chapel of St. Mary, Blankney [Lincoln]. (S) UKNA.
By 1314, Isabel died before Edmund.
[––Edmund––]
2/18/1314,
Licence, … on account of his good service to Edward I and the the king, to
Edmund Deyncurt, who affirms that his sirname and arms after his death will be
lost from memory in the person of Isabella daughter of Edmund Deyncurt, his
heir apparent, … to enfeoff whomsoever he will … whom he shall so enfeoff may
bear the surname of the said Edmund Deyncurt and his arms in memory of him. (S)
CPRs.
9/20/1314,
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Edmund Dayncourt of a message … in
Blaunkeneye … to a devine chaplain … daily in the chapel of St. Mary,
Blaunkeneye, for the souls of the grantor, Philip de Metheryngham, Master
Robert de Blaunkeneye, and of all departed souls … 40s. (S) CPRs.
1/1315, William
Gainsborough, archbishop of York requests … Edmund Deyncourt, John de Insula
and John de Doncaster … assigned to enquire upon the contents in the petition …
(S) UKNA.
8/30/1315, A charter for a market granted to Edmund de
Eyncurt, to be held on a Tuesdays at his manor. (S) CChRs.
1/29/1316,
At parliament, petitions … concerning John of Norwich, John of Chichester, and
Roger of Salisbury, bishops; Edmund Deyncourt, Philip of Kyme, … (S) Parliament
Rolls, 2005.
6/18/1317,
Licence for Edmund Deyncurt to enfeoff William son of William de Elmeleye, of …
to regrant the same to Edmund for life … successive remainders to Hamo de Mascy
and Joan (widow of 121690946) his wife for her life, and upon the death of
Isabella, daughter of Edmund son of John Deyncurt, and the heirs male of her
body, and failing such issue, to the said Edmund and his heirs. (S) CPRs.
10/1318, William
de Stoketh of Lincolnshire requests that a remedy be ordained for him … People
mentioned: Edmund [of Almain], Earl of Cornwall; Thomas de Burnham, Steward of
the earl of Cornwall; [Margaret], Countess of Cornwall; Edmund Deyncourt; Simon
le Chamberleyn … (S) UKNA.
4/4/1319,
John de Moubray (2955080), lord of the Isle of Axholme and of Gower; and John
his eldest son and Maud, the son's wife. ... Witnesses: Sir Thomas earl of
Lancaster, Sir William de Roos of Helmsley, William le Latymer, Edmund
Dayncourt, ... (S) UKNA.
1323, IPM of
John de Blyton of … Lincoln. Lincoln: … Braunceton.
24a. arable held of Sir Edmund de Eyncourt in chief, by service of doing suit
at his court of Braunceton. (S) CIsPM.
12/27/1324, Licence
for Wm son of Wm (7606144) to enfeoff Edmund Deyncourt of the manor of Emeleye
... and for the said Edmund to regrant the same in tail to the said Wm and
Isabel his wife. (S) UKNA.
12/27/1325, “To William Fitzwilliam (7606144) and Isabel (7606145), his wife, to levy a fine to
Edmund Deyncourt. In the manor of Emeleye, held of the King, as of his manor of
Wakefield; and his manor of Darthington, held of the King as of his Honour of
Pontefract, as the King is informed by Inquisition … To be to the use of
William and Isabella. …” (S) UKNA. [This agreement is also documented in the
IPM of John fitz William (475384), Edmund’s gggs, 6/17/1418.]
2/9/1326, Final Concord. Plaintiffs: William Fitzwilliam and
Isabel, his wife. Deforciant: Edmund Deyncourt. Manors of Emeleye and
Darthington, with all appurtenances. (S) UKNA.
1326, Edmund died.
[––Post Mortem––]
1/8/1327, Writ for IPM of Edmund Deyncourt. Nottingham: Graneby.
The manor, held for life … remainder to William Dayncourt (15210574) and the
heirs of his body, his kinsman, aged 26 and more … Derby: Holmesfeld and
Elmeton. The manors … excepting a messuage, 312a. land, … which ought to remain
to Hamond de Mascy and Joan his wife for the life of the said Joan. … Lincoln: Blaunkenaye
and Braunceston. The manors with the soke … (S) CIsPM.
2/7/1327, Order to deliver to William Deyncourt the manor of
Blaunkeneye and Braunceston … Edmund Deyncourt held … of … by fined levied by
the late king’s licence … the king having taken William’s homage … saving to
Hamund de Mascy and Joan his wife, late the wife of Edmund son of John
Deyncourt kinsman of the aforesaid Edmund Deyncourt, the said Joan’s dower
according to the form of a deed made by the said Edmund, when the said Edmund
s/o John espoused her at the Church door … (S) Lincolnshire Ns&Qs, V8,
1905, P17.
Family notes:
·
By 1/8/1327 record, Edmund (15212290, b.~1255,
d.1326) & Edmund (121690946, b.~1250, d.1317) are related, and both sons of
‘John’. The relationship is unknown. Neither is their relationship to William (15210574,
b.~1300, d.1364), heir of Edmund (15212290) by deed, also a s/o ‘John’.
·
Most pedigrees give the lineage as Isabel, d/o
Edmund, s/o John, s/o Baron Edmund. By the lastest possible date of Isabel’s
birth, ~1290, the Baron would have lived to be a minimun of 90 [males marrying
at 16]. There are pedigrees indicating that Baron Edmund had a son William that
died at the battle of Bannockburn (1324). This cannot be because Isabel is the
sole heiress by 1314.
Child
of Edmund and Isabel:
i. Isabel Deincourt (7606145), born ~1280 in
England.
ii. John Diencourt, born ? in England.
By 1314, John died before his father.
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