1250084. Roger Dygge Esq. & 1250085. Albina ?
1/24/1327, Edward III, age 14, succeeded Edward II as King
of England.
~1320, Roger born in Kent, England, s/o 2500168.
Thomas Dygge. (S) The Genealogist, 1916, P198.
~1335, Albina born in England, d/o 2955116. Lord Roger de Northwode & 2955117. Juliane de Say.
7/12/1349 at Maghefeld, Grant of John, archbishop of
Cantebury, … Witnesses :– … Sir Roger Dygge, steward of the archbishop’s
household, … (S) CPRs.
By 1357, Roger married Albina.
9/1357, Roger Digg and Aubina his wife, of the diocese of
Canterbury. (S) Cal. of Entries in the Papal Reg., V3, 1897, P590.
10/30/1361, “Endorsement: Richard de Hurst, Sheriff, replies
that he has sent the writ to Roger Digg {Digge}, Bailiff of the Archbishop of
Canterbury's Liberty of Croydon.” (S) UKNA.
1362, Roger a legatee of the will of Edmund Stablegate of
the City of Cantebury.
3/1362, Agnes held the manors of Yokes
and Wichling ... in dower of Roger de Northwode, knight, ... with the assent of
John de Northwode, his son and heir, and the reversion of the manors was
granted ... to John, son of Roger Digge, and Juliana his wife. (S) IPM of
Agnes, widow of Christopher Shuckburgh, formerly wife of Roger de Northwode,
knight, 5/28/1405. [Marriage contract of their children John and Juliana.]
6/8/1362, The Sheriff replies that he has sent the writ to
Roger Digg {Digge}, Bailiff of the Archbishop of Canterbury's Liberty of
Croydon. (S) UKNA.
7/8/1362, Inquisition and return: Extent made at West
Malling [in Larkfield Hundred, Kent] before Roger Digg {Dygge}, Steward of the
Liberty of the Archbishop of Canterbury.
10/13/1362, Extent made at West Malling [in Larkfield
Hundred, Kent] before Roger Digg {Dygge}, Steward of the Liberty of the
Archbishop of Canterbury. (S) UKNA.
5/1/1365, Commission to … Roger Dygge … to make inquisition
… town of Romeneye … of the archbishopric of Canterbury … (S) CPRs.
1366, “Robert Tibetot, knight, to grant the manor of
Kingstone to Roger Digge for life, retaining one-fourth of the manor of
Kingsdown. Kent.” (S) UKNA.
1367, Roger Dygge, [and others] were seised of the manor of
Padelesworth and the advowsons [Kent], to hold at the will of Richard Charles.
(S) IPM of Richard Charles, 1377.
1367, A deed of Roger Digge and Albina his wife with a seal,
‘5 eagles on a cross, the arms of Digges.’ (S) Arch. Cantiana, V15, 1883, P21.
1367-70, Roger Digg a lawyer for the Nuns at Dartford. (S)
English Nuns and the Law, Makowski, 2011, P175.
8/21/1368, Lease of the manors of Northwode to Sir John de
Northwode Kt., and Joan his wife, for Life. Witnessed by Roger Dygge: ‘SIGILLUM
ROGERI DYGGE’. (S) Arch. Cantiana, V2, Kent Arch. Soc.
3/1369, Due to an outbreak of the plague in London, the
royal court was moved to Windsor.
5/10/1369, Licence for William de Say, ‘chivaler,’ to
enfeoff Robert de Bealknap, … and Roger Digge, of the manors of Westgrenewich
and Codeham, co. Kent, … (S) CPRs.
1369, Commission to Ralph Spigurnal, ... Warden of the
Cinque Ports, Henry Auger, Roger Digge and others to inquire into a shipwreck,
goods carried away and hidden in a house in Sandwich. (S) CPRs.
7/6/1370, Commission of array in the county of Kent … Roger
Digge … keepers of the peace … (S) CPRs.
1371-2, “Geoffrey Lucy, knight, … in Luton and Wodecrofte to
…, Roger Dygge, William Haldene, … Bedford.” (S) UKNA.
9/30/1373, “The chapter of Canterbury Cathedral Priory To:
Mgr John Digg', clerk; Roger Dygg' The priory confirms John and Roger's estate
in 35 acres of land or pasture next to 'Goryswode'. … leases John and Roger 9
acres of pasture next to 'myddelgore' for a term of 80 years. … John and
Roger's other lands in the parishes of Ickham and Adisham …” (S) UKNA.
10/26/1373, “From: Edward III, king of England To: …; Robert
Bealknappe; …; Roger Dygge; … The land drainage and sea defences in Kent
between the vill ('villa') of 'Newynton' on the shore of the River Thames
('aqua Thamis'') and Dover and from there along the shore of the marsh to
Appledore in Romney Marsh are so damaged by the sea and fresh water flooding
that great losses have occurred. The king, wishing to provide a remedy, assigns
them to survey the walls and other defences to find out by whose fault the
losses have occurred and who holds lands, pastures or fisheries there. They are
to carry out distraints, amercements and anything else necessary to pay for the
repair, renewal and clearing of the sea defences. They are to appoint wardens
('custos') for the protection of the sea defences, to hear the accounts of the
collectors of money for repairing the defences, to distrain for arrears of
these collections and to hear and determine any disputes. They are to compel
any who resist to repair the defences.” (S) CPRs, 1370-1374, P314.
7/28/1374, Roger Dygge and others assigned to arrest persons
named in a list. (S) CPRs.
1374, Roger Dygge and others commissioner to overlook banks
… “lying betwxt the towns of Hethe and Newenden” and impress laborers as
necessary in co. Kent.
11/29/1374, Commission to … Roger Digge … to survey the
superfluous and unnecessary houses and buildings in divers castles and manors
of the king in the county of Kent, and to inform themselves for what they could
be sold. (S) CPRs.
7/18/1375, Commission de walliss et fossatis to Robert
Beleknap, … Roger Dygge … (S) CPRs.
9/16/1375, Roger a legatee of the will of his brother John
Digge: “I leave John Dygge son of my brother my silver and gilt cup with cover
and six silver dishes … I wish that everything that remains in my disposition
by the will of Roger my brother shall be disposed by my executors.”
9/4/1376, Roger died. (S) UKNA.
1377 [bef. 6/21], IPM of Roger Digge and John Digge, clerk. Gillyngham.
A marsh, held by Roger Digge by the courtesy of England, of the inheritance of
Albina his wife, of John Northwode, knight, ... It descended to John Digge, son
and heir of Albina, a minor in the wardship of the said John Northwode. Wykham
by Ledes. The manor, held by the said John Digge, clerk, uncle of the said John
son of Roger, ... John died on Thursday before Michaelmas, 50 Edward III, and
Roger on Monday after the Assumption in the same year. John Digge, son of the
said Roger, aged 18 years and more, is kinsman and next heir of John Digge,
clerk, to wit, son of Roger his brother. (S) IsPM, Kent, File 41.
6/21/1377, Richard II, age 10, succeeded Edward III as King
of England.
2/14/1380, IPM of Roger: At Sythyngbourne, Kent. He held the
under-mentioned land and marsh for life by the courtesy of England in right of
Albina, his wife, the reversion belonging to John, his son by the said Albina.
Gillyngham. 6 a. ... worth by the year 5s. only because the marsh is flooded by
the sea-water of Medway, held of John Northwode, knight, as of his manor of
Northwode Chasteneres, by knight’s service and payment of 20s. rent
yearly. Since his death the said John de Northwode, knight, has taken the
issues of the 6 a. by reason of
the minority of the heir. He died on 4 September, 49 Edward III. John, his son,
aged 21 years on Sunday after St. Martin last, is next heir of him and the
aforesaid Albina. (S) IsPM, Richard II, File 8.
(S) Hist. of Romney Marsh, Holloway, 1849, P105.
Family notes:
·
Albina is buried in the church of Barham, co.
Kent. ‘Allbina la femme Rogeri Digge gift icy, Dien de s’alme eit mercy. Amen”
(S) Gentleman’s Mag., V73, 1793, P21.
·
There is a contemporary “Roger Dygge” that is a Merchant
of Cantebury and Kent. (S) UKNA – Multiple records. [Died 1373.]
Child of Roger and
Albina:
i. John Dygge
(625042), born 11/1359 in Kent, England.
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