Richard [III] Engaine
General Notes: RICHARD [III] Engaine (-Apr 1208). The Liber niger monasterii S. Petri de Burgo records "Ricardus Engaine ii hidć in Hamtonascira...i milite..." among the "Descriptio militum de abbatia de Burgo", marginal notes reading "iste fuit filius Viel et pater Ricardi qui modo est". The Rotuli de Dominabus of 1185 records "Margareta Engaine", that she was "in donatione Domini Regis intra hos viii annos", that she had married "Galfridus Brito", her land in "hundredum de Wilebroc" in Northamptonshire, and also in "Cleile hundredum", the entry for the latter recording that she was "L annorum…filia Ricardi filii Ursi" and naming her heir "Ricardus Engaine". "Ricardus Engayne" confirmed the foundation of "ecclesia sanctć Marić de Castro-Hymel" and listed various donations, including the donation of "Richardi patris mei", for the souls of "meć et uxoris meć Sarrć", by undated charter witnessed by "…Vitale Engaine, --- Engaine…Galfrido Engaine, Roberto Engaine…". A manuscript concerning the history of Fineshade priory, Northamptonshire, dated 1376, records its foundation by "Ricardus Engaine senior…dominus de Blatherwick", adding that he died "IX Kal Mai" 1208. Richard married Sarah de Chesney, daughter of William de Chesney of Horsford & Colne and Aubreye de Poynings. (Sarah de Chesney was born about 1170 and died before Apr 1222 1.) |
1 George Edward Cokayne, "Complete Peerage of England, Scotland, Ireland, Great Britain and the United Kingdom" (Sutton Publishing Ltd., 2000), V:72 chart.
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