Lord John de Monceaux & Joan ?

 60845572. Lord John de Monceaux & 60845573. Joan ?

~1255, John de Munceus born in England.

~1260, Joan born in England.

By 1278, John married Joan.

1283, Inquisition Wm Maufe, … John de Mounceus … being amongst the jurors …

1287, John de Mounceus presented to Herst Mounceus. …

5/14/1288, Surrender from John de Sontynge … Witnesses: William de Cehingehamme, John de Monceus, …

11/7/1293, John de Munceaus acknowledges that he owes to Nicholas Dalron £7; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in co. Southampton. (S) CCRs.

10/3/1295, Appointment … William de Stoke and John de Mounceaus, to select 4,000 men in the counties of Surrey and Sussex [furnish with suitable arms, and cause them to be brought to Wynchelse … to set forth in the fleet there being prepared.] (S) CPRs.

7/10/1297, John de Monceaus 1 of 6 commissoners in Kent, Surrey, Sussex and Hampshire to maintain 12 ships for the safe-keeping of the coast. (S) CPRs.

6/7/1299, Demise from Sir Ingram de Boynton, witnessed by John de Monceaux.

11/9/1299, Inquisition … by the oath of William Maufe, William de Hastings, John de Mounceus, … knights, … (S) Calendar of Charters and Documents Relating to the Abbey of Robertsbridge, 1873, P99.

1302, John died; son John his heir of Herstmonceux manor and castle.

7/5/1302, Writ for IPM of John de Munceus. (S) CFRs.

7/6/1302, IPM of John de Munceus. Southampton: Compton Monceus. 12a. meadow and a pasture, … John his son, aged 23, is his next heir. Sussex: Esthurst. The manor … by service of 2 1/2 knights’ fees. (S) CIsPM.

[––Joan––]

1306, Joan died.

5/10/1306, Writ for IPM of Joan late the wife of John de Munceus. (S) CFRs.

(S) King’s Sombourne, A History of the County of Hampshire, V4, 1911. (S) A History of the County of York East Riding, V7, 2002. (S) Record Series, Yorkshire, V23, 1898, P139.

Family notes:

·         This John is not s/o Ingram de Monceaux & Emma ?. … 4/22/1292, IPM of Ingream de Monceaus, … the jurors found that Ingram de Monceus had given the manor of Leset, held in chief, to his son and heir John, age 19, and Margery, daughter of William St. Quintin, in special tail, and that after the father’s death they were divorced … Bef. 7/19/1296, John de Munceus died; his brother Thomas his heir. [Johannes de Monceaus, filius et hieres Ingelrámi de Monceaus alias Munceus, ... Rex cepit fidelitatem Thomas de Munceus fratris et hasredis Johannis … (S) Calendarium Genealogicum, 1865.] Aft. 11/1296, Inquisition of John de Monceaus, de Monceaus or Munceus, under age; Thomas the heir of Ingelram. (S) Yorkshire Inquisitions, 1902, P75.

Child of John and Joan:

i. John de Monceux (30422786), born 1279 in England.