Margaret 1
- Marriage (1): Sir Robert de Vipont
- Died: 10 Sep 1358 2
Research Notes:
Robert Vipont, chevalier, married ca. 1320 Margaret, Heiress of Hucumanby &
Midelsceugh with rights in Lamonby. The birth of Margaret would be ca.
1300. Their son, Nicholas b. ca. 1320 married Elena Daubeney d/o Robert,
heir of Gregory de Burdon. The IPM of Robert Vipont in 1371 states he held
Jonby of John de Kirketon, heir of Gregory Burdon. The John de Kyrkton who
d. 1365-67 was the son of Robert Kyrketon and Beatrice Driby. 1343, John de
Kirketon to settle the castle of Tattershall and the manors of Tattershall
and Tumby, with the knights' fees and advowsons thereto pertaining, on
himself and Isabel his wife, etc.
In my attempts to identify Margaret, I have found the following.
Circa 1080, Hunmanby Manor was given to Gilbert de Gant. It appears that a
great great grandaughter, Isabel FitzWalter married Hugh de Tateshal. The
1304 IPM of Robert de Thatessal [Tatteshall] indicates he held Hucmandby.
In 1323 Joan de Driby to grant the third part of two-thirds of the manor of
Hunmanby, and her reversion in the third part of the third part now held in
dower by Joan, late the wife of Robert de Tateshale.
in 1315, John de Penreth to grant land in Lamonby, Mosywra, Langhirst, and
Whitby in Middlesceugh to a chaplain in the chapel of Lamonby, retaining a
messuage and land in Seliwra, and land in Lamonby. Cumb. 8 EDWARD II. And,
in 1328 , John de Penrith to settle the manor of Lamonby and land in Seliwra
and Middlesceugh on himself, Margaret his wife, and his heirs. Cumb. 11
EDWARD II.
I have yet to find what part Penreth held, nevertheless, could anyone
suggest the connection of Penreth and Tattershall? Any observations would be
greatly appreciated.
Pat Junkin
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Possibly daughter of:
Sir James Ros and Maud Bernacke
Sir Robert de Ros and Erneburga
Sir Robert (III) de Ros and Isabel d'Aubigny
Sir William de Ros and Lucia FitzHerbert
[showing patrilineal line]
I believe William of Inglethorpe was a brother of Sir Robert (III).
Doug Smith
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Events
• Inquisition: Post Mortem, 25 Oct 1358, Penrith, Cumbria, GB. 2 471. MARGARET, LATE THE WIFE OF ROBERT DE VEPUND, knight.
Writ, 25 October, 32 Edward III.
CUMBERLAND. Inq. taken at Penereht, 15 January, 32 Edward III.
Lammanby. Two parts of the manor held of the king in chief by homage and fealty and by service of rendering 6s. 8d. yearly at the exchequer of Carlisle for cornage by the hands of the sheriff.
Midelscogh. An encroachment called 'Sebwra' held of the king in chief by fealty and service of 64s. 6d. at the exchequer of Carlisle by the hands of the sheriff.
She died on 10 September, 32 Edward III. John, son of John son of the said Margaret, aged 19 years, is her heir.
C. Edw. III. File 141. (23.)
Margaret married Sir Robert de Vipont, son of Nicholas de Vipont and Unknown. (Sir Robert de Vipont was born about 1301 4 and died on 19 Jul 1371 1 5.)
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