39979264. Lord Walter Fitz Richard de Clifford & 39979265. Margaret de Toeni
~1115, Walter born in England, s/o 79958528. Richard fitz
Pontius & 79958529. Matilda de Gloucester.
~1120, Margaret born in England, d/o 79958530. Sir Ralph IV
de Tony & 79958531. Alice of Northumberland.
~1129, Walter’s father died.
12/22/1135, Stephen crowned king of England.
1138, A
charter of Stephen King of England confirmed donations to Gloucester St Peter
including the exchange of “manerio Esleche” for “manerio de Glasberie de
Walterio de Cliffort”.
1144, Walter fitz Richard fitz Pons gave land in (East)
Leach to the monks, of Gloucester. (S) Transactions – Bristol and
Gloucestershire, V4, 1879, P165.
~1145, Walter married Margaret.
1152, Walterus
de Clifforde confirmed the donation of "medietatem totius manerii de
Ullingewike" made to Gloucester St Peter by "Berta soror
mea…concessione Helyæ Giffardi filiii sui primogeniti", with the consent
of "Walterus filius meus primogenitus", by charter.
12/19/1154, Henry II crowned king of England.
1155, Waltero
de Clifford … Osberto filio Hugonis, Willielmo de Bealchamp … witnessed the charter
of the donation by “Rogerus comes Herefordiæ” to Brecknock priory.
1157-8,
Walto de Clifford in Herefordshire.
1158,
Walter Clifford seized Llanymddyfri and Cantref Bychan in Wales. [Given to his
father by King Henry I.]
1158,
Prince Rhys ap Deheubarth engaged the forces of Walter de Clifford and Roger de
Clare in south Wales. (S) Henry II, Hosler, 2007, P54.
1162, Walter Clifford again driven out of Cantref Bychan.
Aft. 7/1163, Walter killed Cadwgan ap Maredudd.
1163, Rhus ap Gruffydd took Dinefwr from William.
1166,
Walterus de Clifford … “quintæ parties i militem” among those providing
military service for Westminster abbey in Worcestershire. Walterus de Clifford
held Corpham et Culmintone et Halam de Ernestowe et les Clives for one knight´s
fee from Roberti de Britone in Shropshire, and one knight’s fee in Hereford
from the bishop.
Bef. 1170,
Walter, lord of Bronllys.
11/23/1170,
Walter’s strongest opponent in north Wales, Owain Gwynedd ap Gruffydd,
died.
Margaret died before Walter.
[––Walter––]
1170-90, ‘Osbertus filius Hugonis’ donated property to
Godstow nunnery in Oxfordshire, at the request of ‘domini Walteri de Clifford’
for the souls of ‘uxoris suæ Margaretæ et … Rosamundæ filiæ suæ’, with the
consent of ‘Hugonis fratris mei’. (S) FMG.
1172-85, Osbern fitz Hugh donated a virgate at Richard´s
Castle to Haughmond Abbey by charter, witnessed by Walter de Clifford, Walter
his son, Hugh de Say and Lucie his wife. [Margaret not mentioned.]
Bef. 1190, Walter, son of Richard, son of Ponts, gave mills
to the abbey of St. John at Hagmon, Shropshire.
1190, Walter died.
(S) Foundation for Medieval Genealogy. (S) Pipe Roll
Society, V10, 1888. (S) The Age of Owain Gwynedd, Barbier, 1908. (S) Parochial
and Family History of the Parish of Blisland, Maclean, 1868, P65.
Children of Walter and Margaret:
i. Amicia de Clifford, born ~? in England.
Amicia married Osbern Fitz Hugh, brother of Hugh de Say (39979712),
married to Lucy. (S) House of Cornewall, Reade, 1908, P144.
By 1185, Osbern died.
ii. Lucy de Clifford (39979713), born ~1150 in England.
1172-85, Osbern fitz Hugh donated a virgate at Richard´s
Castle to Haughmond Abbey by charter, witnessed by Walter de Clifford, Walter
his son, Hugh de Say and Lucie his wife.
[Undated] Hugh de Say
and Lucia his wife, daughter of Walter de Clifford, son of Richard fitz Poncius
donated the mill of Rochford to Haughmond Abbey.
iii. Rosamond de Clifford, born ~? in England.
By 1173, Rosamond the acknowledged mistress of King Henry
II.
1177, Rosamond died in the nunnery of Godstow. (S) Abstracts
of Records … Gloucester, Fosbroke, 1807, P326.
Bef. 1190, Rosamond
died before her father.
iv. Walter de Clifford (19989632), born ~1155 in England.
v. Richard de Clifford, born ? in England.
Richard married Leticia de Berkelay.
4/17/1200,
Richard brought suit against his brother Walter of the Shropshire manor. [They
settled. Walter giving Richard Frampton manor in Gloucester.]
1213,
Richard died. [His brother Walter paid 100 marks and a palfray for custody of
his lands and heirs.]
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