1477480.
Lord John Stanley &
1477481. Isabel Lathom
1353-54, John born in Cheshire, England, s/o 2954960. William de Stanleigh & 2954961. Alice de Mascy.
1360, John’s father died, his older brother William the
heir, Lord of Hotone.
1364, John’s mother died.
~1365, Isabel born in England, 2954962. Sir Thomas de Lathom & 2954963. Joan Venables.
Robert de Workesely states that he has wardship of
Elizabeth, daughter of Geoffrey de Workesely and Isabel de Lathom, ....” (S)
UKNA.
7/16/1377, Richard II crowned king of England.
Isabel 1st married Sir Geoffrey de Workesley of
Lancanshire. [Marriage eventually declared unlawful.]
1378, John pardoned in the death of Thomas de Clotham
[cousin of Isabel], at the prayer of Sir Thomas Tryvet, knt., “in consideration
of the good service the said John done, and to be done, in Aquitaine”. [John
about to depart with Sir Thomas.]
11/15/1379, Articles of agreement. Nicholas Wareyn, ... Mayor
[Bristol] seal of John Stanley added at request of William Pounham. (S) UKNA.
1381, Isabel’s father died, her only brother Thomas the
heir.
1382, Settlement of Huyton manor … remainders to Margaret
daughter of Thomas and Joan, and her heirs male; to Isabel sister of Margaret;
to Cecily sister of Isabel; and to Katherine sister of Cecily; then to Joan and
her heirs for ever. (S) A Hist. of the County of Lancaster: V3, 1907.
[––John &
Isabel––]
1383, John married Isabel.
1385, Sir John Stanley put forward a suit to possess the
manor of Lathom in right of his wife Isabella on a plea of intail. [In 1383,
Isabel’s older brother and family heir died, leaving only a daughter who was
born after his death.]
1385, John, Lord-Deputy of Ireland to Robert de Vere, Earl
of Oxford, with a grant of Blake castle. (S) Chron. Hist., V1, Toone, 1828,
P77. [The year of the Battle of Tochar Cruacháin Brí Eile in Ireland – Gaelic forces of Uí Failghe, led by Murchadh Ó
Conchobhair, against the Normans.]
11/1385 at parliament, the Duke of Lancaster, an enemy of
Robert de Vere, petitioned [successfully] to have John removed from Lathom and
Knowsley, part of the Duke’s palatinate, because he had acquired the lands in
right of his wife without properly notifying the Duke. [The Duke eventually
returned the lands to John.]
3/2/1386, Protection with clause volumes for one year …
going to Ireland on the king’s service … John de Stanley, knight … with 60
men-at-arms and 180 archers … supplying the place of Robert de Veer, marquess
of Dublin. (S) CPRs.
1386-1410, John a member of the Privy Council to the king.
2/18/1389, Grant, for life, … to John de Stanley, knight,
[warden of Berwick-upon-Tweed] of a plot of land in Ireland called
‘Blakecastell,’ … (S) CPRs.
8/13/1389, Power for John de Stanley, knight, whilst the
king’s justiciary in Ireland, to present … beneficies … which shall become
vacant … (S) CPRs.
8/20/1389, John “Monseigneur Johau Stanley avera la guarde
de la terre d’Irelande” in minutes of the Privy Council.
~1390, Isabel coheir to her niece Ellen Lathom.
2/20/1391, Order to John de Stanley, justiciary of Ireland,
to cause the castle of Cragfergus in Ulster to be put into a proper state of
defence with men, victuals and artillery, … being so wasted by attacks from the
Irish enemies of the king … (S) CPRs.
1394, John appointed Justice of Chester.
1395-96, Parties to Indenture: John Stanley, knight, Nature
of Service: Custody of Roxburgh castle. (S) UKNA.
1397, John’s older brother, William, died with heirs.
1397, John purchased multiple manors from John, Lord
Strange.
1397, John and Isabel received a papal indult for a portable
alter.
1398, John and Isabel received a papal dispensation for
being related by 3rd and 4th degrees.
5/11/1398, John Stanley, knight, keeper of the castle of
Rokesburgh. (S) CPRs.
3/4/1399, Appointment of John Stanley, controller of the
household … so long as he shall stay in Ireland. (S) CPRs.
9/29/1399, Imprisoned Richard II resigned as king of
England.
10/13/1399, Henry IV crowned king of England.
1/7/1400 at Terbok, Henry son of Henry of Terbok, to Thomas
of the Ryding, … -- Witn: Sir John of Stanley, Sir Nicholas of Haveryngton, Sir
Gilbert of Halsale, Henry the Norreye, Nicholas Blundel. (S) UKNA.
2/23/1400, … king’s knight John Stanley, lieutenant of
Ireland. (S) CPRs.
7/21/1401, John, by letters of privy seal, called to an
assembly at Westminster.
7/21/1403, John, a Royalist, wounded in the throat at the Battle
of Shrewsbury in Shropshire. The first occasion where massed troops armed with
the longbow were pitted against each other on English soil. The Percys had
about 14,000 men, King Henry is believed to have had more. Henry “Hotspur”
Percy and his brother Thomas were killed. [7000 horse were said to be looted
after the battle.]
9/13/1403, Henry, prince of Wales, duke of Aquitaine, … at
Kelyngworthe granted John de Stanley, his knight, steward of his household, the
offices of steward of Maclesfeld and surveyor of the forest … and master
forester … (S) CPRs.
1404, John appointed steward, surveyor, master forester, and
rider of the hundred and forest of Macclesfield.
12/1404, Sir John created Knight of the Garter (S) The Order
of the Garter, Collins, P292.
1405, John Stanley, Steward of the king's household. (S)
UKNA.
1405, John and Roger Leke commissioned to seize the city of
York and the Isle of Man. [Confiscated from Henry de Percy.]
1/15/1406, Licence for the king’s knight John de Stanley,
steward of the household, to crenellate a house which he has built in the town
of Lyverpole, co. Lancaster [called “The Tower”.] (S) CPRs.
1406, After the forfeiture of Henry Percy, Earl of
Northumbeland, the Isle of Man given to Sir John Stanley, Steward of the king’s
household, on condition “of rendering to our heirs the future Kings of England,
two falcons on the days of their coronation”. [The family held the Isle until
1736 when it again came under the rule of the crown – but still self
governing.]
2/22/1407, Grant to the king’s knight John de Stanley,
steward of the household, that each year during his life he may buy 500 quarter
of wheat, 1000 quarters of malt, 20 tuns of wine and as much salt and fresh
fish as can suffice for the victualling of his household and his castle and
peel in the Isle of Man, and take the same from Ireland to England or to the
said Isle. (S) CPRs.
1408, Grant to the Barons of Faversham, at their petition, ...
that the Mayor and Barons shall enjoy their franchises and liberties without
challenge. Witnesses: ..., Henry, Price of Wales, Edward, Duke of York, brother
of the King, John Somers, Chamberlain, Edmund Earl of Kent, and Thomas Earl of
Arundell, William de Roos de Hamelak, Richard Grey de Codenore, John Tiptoft,
Treasurer, and John Stanley, Steward of the Kings Household, Knights. (S) UKNA.
8/10/1409, John appointed Lieutenant of Ireland, superceding
the king’s son the Duke of Lancaster. [After a decisive defeat the Privy
Council decided a seasoned soldier and leader was needed.]
11/12/1409, Grant of market to Thomas [Arundel] Archbishop
of Canterbury. Witnesses: ..., Henry Prince of Wales, first born son, Edward
Duke of York, John Earl of Somerset, chamberlain, Thomas Earl of Arundel, Ralph
Earl of Westmoreland, William de Roos of Hamelak, Richard Grey of Codenore,
John Tiptoft, treasurer, John Stanley, steward of the household, master John
Prophete, keeper of the privy seal. (S) UKNA.
5/12/1411, Sir John Stanley to Robert de Derby of Liverpool
and Roger Penketh. (S) UKNA.
1411, John received a papal indult to celebrate mass before
daybreak.
4/9/1413, Henry V crowned king of England.
6/29/1413, John again appointed Lord Deputy of Ireland for 6
years, by King Henry V. (S) 12 Henry IV, P130, 1834.
7/10/1414, Minutes of the Council. ‘The Treasurer and
Chamberlains to be commanded to pay Sir John Stanley, for the expences of his
voyage to Ireland £120. (S) 12 Henry IV, Pg-VII, 1834.
10/1413, John landed at Clontarf, Ireland.
1/6/1414, John died at Ardee, Ireland; buried at Burscough
Priory, Lancanshire.
10/26/1414, Isabel died.
(S) Magna Carta Ancestry, P770. (S) Legislation of Three of
the Thirteen Stanleys, Kings of Man, Mackenzie, 1860. (S) Hist. of the Co.
& Duchy of Lancaster, V2, 1870, P271. (S) A Hist. of the Co. of Lancaster:
V2, 1907, P412.
·
John, Lord of Mann, by feudal authority,
delivered the Isle from Papal authority. [The Isle was a center of Druidism who
were its primary teachers.]
·
By 1337 William de Stanley born in Chester,
England.
·
1361, William Stanley of Stanley and Stourton,
forester of Wirral Forest. Wife Alice de Mascy d/o Hamon de Mascy of Timperley,
Cheshire. [There are multiple possibilities for Alice's father.]
·
1397 at Chester, William de Stanley, senior, age
60 years and more, makes oath [proof of age of William de Venables] … Richard
de Mascy of Sale, aged 60 years and more, and Hugh de Coton, age 50 years, and
others testify to the same date. (S) East Cheshire, V1, Earwaker, 1877, P47.
·
1397, William de Stanley died.
Child of John and
Isabel: [4 sons, 2 daughters]
i. John Stanley (738740), born 1384 in England.
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