2955234. Lord Reynold de Grey & 2955235 Maud de la Vache
11/1/1311, Reginald
de Grey born in England, s/o 5910468. Henry
de Grey.
1317-18, Henry gave his son and heir Reginald the manors of
Eton and Waterhall, Buckingham by charter forever, demised to Henry for life.
(S) CIsPM of Henry.
~1320, Maud
born in Buckingham, England, d/o 5910470.
Richard de la Vache.
1/24/1327, Edward III, age 14, succeeded Edward II
as King of England.
[––Reynold & Maud––]
1327,
Reynold married to Maud.
1328, Henry
de Grey settled the manor of Touseland on his son Reginald and Maud his wife.
(S) Hist. of Huntingdon, V2, 1932, Hemingford Abbots.
1337, John,
parson of Lenchworth … conveyed the manors of Danbury, Essex, and Shirland,
Derbyshire, to Reynold and Maud.
7/10/1337 at the Tower, Henry demised the manor of Purle,
Essex to his son Reginald. (S) CIsPM of Henry.
7/10/1337, Reginald de Grey acknowledges that he owes to
Henry de Grey, £2,000; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands
and chattels in co. Huntingdon. (S) CCRs.
6/25/1340, Between
John Botetourt, complainant, and Reginald de Grey and Matilda his wife,
deforciants of the manor of Bobynton. Reginald and Matilda acknowledged the
manor to belong to John and his heirs, for which John gave them 100 marks. (S)
Stafford Hist. Coll’s, V11, 1890, no.57.
1342,
Reginald’s father died.
12/20/1342, IPM of Henry de Grey. Northampton: Bradden. A
messuage, 90a. land … Reginald his son, aged 30 years and more, is his next
heir. Buckingham: Eton and Waterhall. … Essex: Purle. The manor, … Hertford: Little
Munden, Great Munden, Erdeleye and Westmelne. … Gloucester: Kempele. The manor
… Huntingdon: Gillyng. The manor …
Wilts: Aston Grey. The manor … Hereford: Wilton on Wye. The castle and
manor … (S) CIsPM.
2/6/1343, To
escheator in cos. Bedford and Buckingham. Order to deliver to Reginald de Grey
son of Henry de Grey the manors of Eton and Waterhall, co. Buckingham, … Henry
held no lands at his death in his demesne as of fee in chief … long before his
death he gave the said manors to Reginald, and Reginald afterwards also demised
those manors to Henry to hold for life by the king's licence, … to wit, the
manor of Eton by the service of keeping a falcon until the time of flying, and
the manor of Waterhall by the service of finding a man upon a horse without a
saddle of the price of 15d. and a bow without the string and slack, without a
head when the king has ordered to have them for his service of the manor in his
army, and the king has taken Reginald's fealty and has given him respite for
his homage. (S) CCRs.
2/24/1343,
Reginald 1st summoned to parliament.
1345,
Reginald fought in France.
1345,
The Earl of Derby, with the Earl of Pembroke, 40 knights and squires, and 300
men-at-arms and archers, sent to defend Aiguillon from an invading French
force. At the castle they joined about 120 soldiers already there. The duke of
Normandy began a siege. The French attempted to build a bridge over the
adjoining rever Garonne, but the English delayed construction by repeated
attacks on the workmen. The Duke sent used battering engines to cast stones
into the fortress, and siege towers, higher than the walls. The English were
able to destroy them with “martinets” which cast large stones. [The were plenty
of stones available from the French attacks.]
1348, The
Black Death entered the west countryside of England [likely entering through
Bristol].
1349, Reginald
granted £20 annually
for life from the exchequer.
1349,
Reginald presented to Bletchley, Bucks.
1353,
Richard de Hay owed Reginald £42 8d.
11/20/1360,
Reginald last summoned to parliament.
1362,
Reginald presented to Bletchley, Bucks.
11/16/1363
at Clipston, Nottingham, Writing of Warin de Insula knight … Witnesses: John
duke of Lancastre, Edmund earl of Cantebrigge, Humphrey de Bohun earl of
Hereford, Thomas de Veer earl of Oxford, Ralph de Neville, Ralph Basset of
Drayton, Reynold de Grey knights. (S) CCRs.
1364,
Reginald presented to Bletchley, Bucks.
1369,
Reginald presented to Shirley, Derbyshire.
5/4/1370 at
Nottingham, Debtor: Gilbert Talbot, knight, lord of Eccleswall. Creditor:
Reginald de Grey, knight, lord of Wilton {super Weyam} [Wormelow Hundred,
Herefords.]. Amount: 900m. (S) UKNA.
6/4/1370, Reynold
de Grey, Lord of Wilton, Herefordshire, died at Shirland, Derbyshire.
6/12/1370,
IPM of Reynold de Grey of Wylton on Wee. Bedford: Alricheseye. Rents … He died
on Tuesday in Whit week last. Henry de Grey, his son, aged 30 years and more,
is his heir. Buckingham: Eton. The manor … Huntingdon: Tousland. The manor,
held jointly with Maud his wife in fee tail by grant of Henry de Grey, his
father. … of the pourparty of Robert de Brous … Lincoln: Hemmyngby. A manor …
Derby: Stretton. The manor … Leicester: … Hertford: Mundene. The manor … Essex:
Purlee. A manor, with the hamlet of Gebecrake … He died on 4 June in the above
year. Heir as above, aged 28 years and more. Middlesex: Portepole by Holbourne.
An inn, with a garden and 11 small shops … He died on 28 May last. Hereford: Wilton
on Weye. The castle and manor … includes a fishery with a weir, and a ferry
across the Weye … Wilts: Eston Grey. The manor … (S) CIsPM.
[––Maud––]
7/26/1370, Order
to take the fealty of Maud late the wife of Reynold de Grey of Wilton … not to
meddle further with the manor of Touslond co. Huntingdon … by grant of Henry de
Grey his father the said Reynold at his death held that manor jointly with the
said Maud, … of the purparty of Robert de Brous which is in the king's hand.
(S) CCRs. [Similar writ for the manor of
Hemmyngby, Lincolnshire.]
8/14/1370, To
escheator in Derbyshire. Order to take of Maud who was wife of Reynold de Grey
of Wilton upon Wee tenant in chief an oath that she will not marry without the
king's licence, and in presence of Henry de Grey knight son and heir of the
said Reynold, if being warned he will attend, to assign her dower. (S) CCRs.
[Many 1370 records of properties going to Maud.]
4/20/1371, Order
to remove the king's hand and not to meddle further with 100 acres of land in
Lutturworth [Leycestershire], delivering to Maud late the wife of Reynold de
Grey of Wilton upon Wee. (S) CCRs.
9/14/1391,
Maud died Shirland, Derbyshire.
10/12/1391,
Order to the escheators of Bedford and Buckingliam ; Cambridge and Huntingdon ;
Essex and Hertford ; Middlesex ; Hereford and the march of Wales adjacent ; Wilts
; Lincoln ; Derby ; and Leicester to take into the king’s hands the lands late
of Maud late the wife of Reynold de Grey of Wilton. Henry de Grey, knight, aged 50 years, is son and
heir of the said Reynold and Maud. (S) CIsPM.
(S) Gen.
& Her. Dic. of the Peerages, Burke, 1831, P231.(S) Plantagenet Ancestry,
P494.
Child of Reginald and Maud: [2 sons]
i. Henry de Grey,
born 1341 in England.
12/1376, Henry Grey of Shirland summoned to parliament.
12/20/1391, Order
to escheator in the county of Huntingdon … that Maud late the wife of Reynold
de Grey of Wilton held the manor of Touleslonde, co. Huntingdon, … being
jointly enfeoffed thereof with the said Reynold deceased, … by the gift and
feoffment of Henry de Grey, knight, Reynold's father, and that Henry de Grey of
Wylton is their son and next heir, and of full age, to cause the said heir to
have full seisin of the manor. (S) CFRs.
11/20/1394, Henry Grey of Wilton last summoned to
parliament.
1395, Lord Henry died, his son Richard his heir.
ii. Maud de Grey (1477617),
born ~1350 in England.
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