~1235, Hamon de Anebou born in England, , 3rd s/o
19956480. Philip Denebaud & 19956481. Alice
Gifford.
1245, Hamon’s father Philip gave him a moiety of Hinton St.
George, which Philip held of homage and service. (S) IPM of Philip.
1245, Hamon’s father died.
5/14/1246,
Writ to bailiff of Nether Went. Philip de Anebou. Philip Deneboud had many
sons; … his elder son William (1st son) on his marriage, who had 4 sons, and
died before his father, … The said William had 2 brothers, Matthew (2nd son)
and Hamon (3rd son), and in 29 Hen. III (1245) the said Philip gave to the said
Hamon, his younger son, that moiety which remained with him, by homage and
service. … (S) CIsPm.
7/18/1246, To the sheriff of Somerset to deliver all the
land formerly of Phillip Denebaud in Hinton St. George and which the same
Phillip gave to Hamo, his son, after his birth … to take security from the
aforesaid Hamo for 40s. (S) Fine Rolls H.III.
12/1266, Hamo Denebaud on an inquisition at Sutton as to whether
the manor of Haselbeg ought to be in the king's hand. (S) CPRs, 5/30/1267.
5/10/1269, Exemption for life of Hamo Denebaud from being
put on assizes, juries or recognitions, and from being made sheriff, &c.
against his will. (S) CPRs.
1271, Hamo Denebaud’, Walter de Furneus and Phillip Denebaud
give 1 mark for an assize to be taken before Henry of Woolavington. Order to
the sheriff of Somerset. (S) Fine Rolls, HIII.
1281, Hamon died on a journey to the Holy Land.
(S) Hist. of Somerset, V4, 1978, Hinton St. George.
Child
of Hamon and ?:
i. William Denebaud (4989120), born 1260 in Somerset,
England.
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