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Sir Baldwin de Freville & 1249361. Elizabeth de Montfort
6/24/1292, Baldwin born in England s/o 2498720. Alexander de Freville & 2498721. Joan Marmion.
~1295, Elizabeth born in England, d/o 30424234. Baron John de Montfort & 30424235. Alice de la Plaunche.
1296, Elizabeth’s father died.
5/31/1311, Licence to Alexander de Friville to grant, in
fee, to Baldwin de Friville his son and to Elizabeth his wife, the manor of le
Werldesende, co. Hereford, held in chief. (S) CPRs.
1314, Elizabeth’s eldest brother John de Montfort died, her
brother Peter the heir.
3/6/1315, Order to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer
to cause enrolment to be made pursuant to the king's grant to Alexander de
Frivill, at the instance of Baldwin de Frivill, that of the residue of his
debts he pay 100s. a year, and to discharge him from £162 9s. 10d., which Edward I
pardoned him. (S) CFRs.
5/24/1315, Enrolment of grant from John de Cromwell, knight,
to Sir Ralph de Cromwell, knight, his son, … Witnesses: Sir Henry Beaufuiz,
knight; Sir Baldwin de Frevill, knight; Sir Richard de Moundevill, knight; Sir
Thomas de Sandwyco, knight; … . (S) CCRs.
[––Baldwin &
Elizabeth––]
By 1316, Baldwin married Elizabeth.
10/24/1317, Commitment during pleasure to Baldwin de Frivill
of the keeping of the king's portion in the town of Thameworth, co. Warwick, at
the rent of 4?. 16s. a year. (S) CFRs.
1/2/1322, Order to the sheriff of Worcester to take into the
king's hand and to keep safely until further order all the castles, lands,
goods and chattels of … [many named] … Baldwin de Fryvill, … (S) CFRs. [Persons
believed associated with the revolt of Earl Thomas of Lancaster.]
9/20/1322, Baldwin de Previll of the county of Hereford has
made fine in 100 marks. (S) CFRs. [Baldwin also a mainpernor of Peter de
Grandisono.]
12/30/1323, Licence for Alexander de Frivill and Joan his
wife to enfeoff Baldwin de Frivill of their castle of Tamworth, held in chief;
and for him to re-grant it to them for their lives. (S) CPRs.
4/29/1324,
Peter de Monte Forti of Bello deserto, querent … 1 messuage, 2 carucates and 2
virgates of land and 15 shillings of rent in Ollenhale and Beltesert in the
county of Warwick. … Endorsed: Maud (15212117, Elizabeth’s sister), who was the
wife of Bartholomew de Suleye, and Baldwin de Frivill' and Elizabeth, his wife,
put in [their] claim etc. Henry de Monteforti puts in his claim. (S) Feet of
Fines, Warwickshire, CP 25/1/286/32, number 228.
8/1324, King Edward began the “War of Saint-Sardos” with his
brother-in-law King Charles of France, who had invaded Aquitaine.
9/21/1325, Protection … going with the king beyond seas …
Henry de Lancastre, earl of Leicester, … Baldwin de Frevill … going with the
said earl. (S) CPRs.
1/24/1327, Edward III succeeded Edward II as King of
England.
1327, Baldwin summoned to parliament.
By 6/1328, Baldwin’s father died.
1328, Baldwin de Fryvill (Freville). Fryvill requests remedy
as his father made a fine for an indictment for taking venison in the forest of
Feckenham for which he has the king's charter. (S) UKNA.
1328 Alexander, and Joan his wife, held the castle of
Tameworth, co. Warwick, for their lives by fine from his brother Baldwin de
Fryvill, …, and that Baldwin, age 36, and son of Alexander is his heir. (S)
CPRs, 7/4/1377.
8/1328, Joan, widow of Alexander de Fryvill, states that she
and her husband held, of her inheritance, the castle of Tamworth, with the
advowson ... and that, by fine ..., they granted the castle and advowsons to
Baldwin, their son and heir, ... After Alexander's death, she presented to the
vacant deanery, but was prevented by the king, ..., in ignorance of the
feoffment. (S) UKNA.
3/27/1329, Grant by Baldwin de Freville, knt., to John Le
Taylour and Amable, his wife, of a piece of meadow at a rent of 16d. (S) UKNA.
1330, Lord Baldwin De Freville entertained King Edward III
at Tamworth Castle while he used the royal forest of Cannock Chase.
8/11/1332, Baldwin de Frivill, knight, acknowledges that he
owes to Nicholas de Fontibus, chaplain, 50s.; to be levied, in default of
payment, of his lands and chattels in co. Warwick. (S) CCRs.
5/1333, Suit of the King against Baldwin de Fryville for the
next presentation to the Prebend of Wylmerscote, in the church of St. Edith of
Tamworth, claimed by the King owing to the minority of Ralph, kinsman and heir
of Ralph le Botiler, one of the coheirs of Philip Marmion, Baldwin stated that
King Edward, the King's father had acknowledged a presentation made by Joan,
daughter of Mazera (his mother), and he claimed it as part of her purparty. (S)
Coll’s for a Hist. of Staffordshire, 1891.
2/14/1335, “Debtor: Baldwin de Freville, knight [held half a
fee in Loxley, Barlichwey Hundred, Warwicks] Creditor: Sir Ralph Basset, of
Drayton [Staffs], knight. Amount: £100.” (S) UKNA.
4/28/1336 at York, Debtor: Baldwin Frivill {Fryvyle} [family
held land in Etton, Harthill Wapentake, E.R.Yorks]. Creditor: William de
Melton, Archbishop of York. Amount: 60s. (S) UKNA.
6/8/1339 at Exeter, Debtor: Baldwin de Frevyle, knight, of
Warwicks., of Worcs., of Herts., of Norfolk, and of Wilts. Creditor: William
Pypard, knight. Amount: £2000. (S) UKNA.
1/18/1340, IPM before William Trussel, escheator this side
of Trent, it was found that Baldwin was his mother Joan’s heir and that the
castle of Tameworth reverted to him and his heirs at her death. (S) CPRs,
7/4/1377.
1340, Sir Fouk de Birmingham advanced Sir Baldwin Freville,
Lord of Tamworth, 48 marks upon mortgage of 5 mills. (S) The Hist. of
Birmingham, Hutton, 1836, P319.
1342-3, The right of presentation to the prebend of
Wilnecote was disputed between Baldwin de Freville I, Joan's son and heir, and
the king, guardian of the Butler heir. (S) Colleges: Tamworth, St Edith, A Hist.
of the County of Stafford: V3, 1970.
6/1342, The truce between England and France ended.
7/15/1342 at London, Debtor: Baldwin de Frevile, knight, of
Staffs. Amount: £7. (S) UKNA.
1342-43, Baldwin de Frevill, knight to William de Clynton,
Earl of Huntingdon: Licence to give land in Whitacre to Maxstoke Priory
notwithstanding the Statue of Mortmain; Warw. (S) UKNA.
1342-43, Sir Baldwin de Freville, in the retinue of Sir
Walter de Mauny, has his warhorse valued at £52, 2nd only to Sir
Walter’s at £100.
(S) Warhorses and Military Service Under Edward III, Ayton, 1990, P320.
11/1342, King Edward arrived at Brest, and began a siege of
Vannes.
10/3/1343, Baldwin, knt. of Tamworth, Warwickshire, died in
France. IsPM: Staffordshire, Herefordshire, Wiltshire, Worcestershire,
Warwickshire, Norfolk. (S) UKNA.
11/4/1343, Writ for IPM of Baldwin de Frevill, de Fryvyll.
Stafford: Wygynton. 1a. land, parcel of
the castle of Tamworthe, which castle is situated in co. Warwick … Drayton by
Tamworthe. A water-mill … He died in parts beyond the sea, … Baldwin his son,
aged 26 years at the feast of the Assumption last, is his next heir. Hereford: Great
Tatyndon. … He died in parts beyond the sea, on 3 October last … Wilts: …
Worcester: Crowenest. The hamlet … Warwick: Tampworth. A castle, lands, three
water-mills and rent (extent given), including a fishery … Middelton. A capital
messuage, … Norfolk: Welyngham. A certain manor … (S) CIsPM.
[––Elizabeth––]
1348, Petitioner: Richard de Wotton, chaplain, prebendary of
Bonehill in the collegiate church of Tamworth. … People mentioned: …; Baldwin
de Freville [the father]; Baldwin de Freville [the son]. (S) UKNA.
6/1349, The Plague reached Dorset, and had spread across
England by the end of 1349.
1358, Elizabeth coheir to her brother Peter.
(S) Sir John Froissart's Chronicles of England, France,
Spain …, 1805, P163. (S) Mansions … Warwickshire, Williams, 1899, P60. (S)
Magna Carta Ancestry, P356.
Child of Baldwin
and Elizabeth:
i. Baldwin de Freville (624680), born 8/15/1317 in England.
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