1901426.
Sir Thomas Dacre & 1901427. Elizabeth Bowet
~1410, Thomas Fenys de Dacre
born in England, s/o 3802852. Thomas
Dacre & 3802853. Philippe Neville.
1416, Elizabeth born in
England, d/o 3802854. William Bowett
& 3802855. Amy de Ufford.
8/31/1422, Henry VI (an
infant) succeeded Henry V as King of England.
Bef. 1432, Thomas married
Elizabeth.
1433, …
complainants … Thomas de Dacre, knight, lord of Dacre and Gillesland, and
Philippa his wife … moiety of the manors of … with remainder successively to
Thomas son of the said Thomas Dacre for life
… (S) Feet of Fines, Cumberland.
1434, Thomas presented to
the church of Benacre, Suffolk in right of his wife. [Apparently because
Elizabeth had not reached full age.]
By 1434, Thomas knighted.
5/10/1434, Commission to Thomas Dacre, knight, William de
Haryngton ‘chivaler’ … [Cumberland] to make inquisition … (S) CPRs.
4/22/1435, “This indenture
made betwixt Richard [Neville] Erle of Salisbury.. and Thomas Dacre, Knygth,
son and heire to ye lorde Dacre …” (S) UKNA. [Richard is Thomas’ uncle.]
1438, Sir Henry Inglose and
Amy convey the manor of Horsford to Elizabeth. [Likely because she had reached
full age, Amy the step-mother of Elizabeth.]
5/16/1442, Power for sir William FitzHugh, Sir Thomas Dacre,
of Gillesland, and sir Christopher Curwen, to receive the oaths of the wardens
of the West Marches to observe the truce with Scotland. (S) Rymer’s Foedera
with Syllabus, V11, PP2-17.
5/20/1443, Thomas Dacre the elder knight to … and Richard
earl of Salisbury. Bond in 1,000 marks. Condition, that the said Thomas, John
Dacre, Ralph Dacre, Richard Dacre his sons [Thomas included], all other sons of
his, … shall abide and obey the award of the said bishop and earl, arbitrators
… (S) CCRs.
4/1448, Fine between Thomas Hoo the younger ... querents,
and Thomas Dacre, knt., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants, ... manors and
advowsons, ... to ... Thomas and Elizabeth for life. With remainder ... to
Robert Fenys and Philippa his wife ... remainder to in default to Richard Fenys
and Joan his wife ... (S) Abstract, Feet of Fines, Sussex, V3, 1916, #3092.
5/16/1452, Licence, for £7 paid … for Thomas Dacre, lord of
Dacre, knight, and Philippa his wife to grant to William Marsshall, clerk … the
manors of Irthyngton, … co. Cumberland, … with successive remainders to Thomas
Dacre, knight, son of the said Thomas, to Thomas Dacre, son of John Dacre,
knight, deceased, … (S) CPRs.
1455, Thomas died before his
father.
7/4/1455, Writ of diem
clausit extremum, after the death of Thomas Dacres, knight, directed to the
escheators in the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk. (S) CFRs.
[––Elizabeth––]
1459, Elizabeth died.
4/7/1459, Writ of diem
clausit extremum, after the death of Elizabeth late the wife of Thomas Dacre
knight, directed to the escheators in the counties of Sussex and Suffolk. (S)
CFRs.
(S) Magna Carta Ancestry, P252.
Family notes:
·
They [the Ufford daughters] married,
respectively, Richard and William Bowett, and as Ela died without issue the
whole manor was in the hands of Sir William Bowett by 1412. The manor then
passed into the Dacre family when Sir William Bowett's daughter, Elizabeth,
married Sir Thomas Dacre. (S) UKNA.
Children of Thomas
and Elizabeth: [3 daughters, only Joan had heirs.]
i. Philippe Dacre, born ? in England.
Philippe married Sir Robert, s/o 1901424. Sir Roger Fiennes
& 1901425. Elizabeth Holand, brother of Joan’s husband.
ii. Joan Dacre (950713), born 1433 in England.
