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Sir Edmund de Dacre & 2954289. Elizabeth
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1291, Edmund born in England, younger s/o 5908576. Sir William de Dacre &
5908577. Joan Garnet.
~1300, Elizabeth born in England.
7/7/1307, Edward II succeeded Edward I as King of England.
1309, Edmund de Dacre obtained a charter of free warren in
his demesne lands in Heysham. [Acquired through his mother.]
10/16/1313, Pardon to Edmund de Dacre, adherent of Thomas,
earl of Lancaster, … whether on account of the capture, detention, or death of
Peter de Gavaston, … (S) CPRs. [Edmund’s father and brother Randolph also
pardoned.]
1314,Edmund de Dacre, plaintiff, John son of John de
Tateham, deforciant, touching a moiety of the manor of Sedbergh, co. York. (S)
CPRs.
8/5/1316, Commission associated with the collection of the
16th to fund footmen to go against the Scots. Edmund de Dacre in
Lancaster. (S) CFRs.
By 1317, Edmund married Elizabeth.
By 8/24/1318, Edmund’s father died, his brother Randolph the
heir.
1320, John de Tatham alienated Tatham to Edmund. (S) Hist. of
Lancaster, V8, 1914, Tatham.
By 1320, Edmund knighted.
12/4/1320, Edmund de Dacre, knight, and Robert de Bristoll
of London, 'seler,' acknowledge that they owe to John de Dallyng, the younger,
and Nicholas de Causton £40; to be levied, in default of payment, of their lands
and chattels in co. Lancaster. (S) CCRs.
1322, Edmund held the manors of Tatham and Heysham, which
Lady Joan held at the date of the inquest taken after the death of Edmund, Earl
of Lancaster, in 1297. (S) Lancashire Fines: 1-5 Edward III, 1902, P67-81.
1322, A Scottish invasion reduced the value of the rectory
of Tatham by half.
8/22/1323, “Assize taken at Preston in Amunderness before
William de Herle and Geoffrey le Scrope, Justices assigned to take the assize
in the Co. of Lancaster, … to recognize if Edmund de Dacre unjustly, etc.,
disseised Nigel, Prior of the church of the Blessed mary of Lancaster, of his
free tenement in Heysham, … And Edmund comes and says that he and a certain
Robert, son of Thomas de Heysham are lords of the vill of Heysham, and they
hold the pasture and wastes of the same vill in common. …, and that the
aforesaid Edmund is lord of 2 parts, etc. And that the same Edmund appropriated
the aforesaid moiety of an acre of pasture, ….” (S) Materials for the History
of the Church of Lancaster.
1323-4, Lawrence son of Lawrence Travers recovered land in
Over Heysham from Juliana daughter of Alice de Heysham and Edmund de Dacre,
Juliana giving warranty. (S) The parish of Heysham, A Hist. of the Co. of
Lancaster, V8, 1914. [Edmund de Dacre was lord of twothirds of Heysham and the
Prior of Lancaster of the other third, though Edmund asserted that one Robert
son of Thomas de Heysham held jointly with him.]
1324, Edmund de Dacre held Tatham by the old rent of 18s. to
the lord of Lancaster.
1326, Edmund granted free warren in Tatham.
3/5/1326, Commission of oyer and terminer … on the complaint
of Edmund de Dacre that William de Querneby and others had carried away deer
from his park. (S) CPRs.
1/27/1329, Ranulph de Dacre, querent, and Thomas de
Heppiscot' and Robert Parvy[ng'], deforciants. A moiety of the manor
of Overton' in the county of Westmorland and the advowson of the church of
Prestecote in the county of Lancaster. Plea of covenant. Thomas and Robert have
granted to Ranulph the advowson .... And besides Thomas and Robert granted for
themselves and the heirs of Thomas that the moiety - which Edmund de Dacre held
for life of the inheritance of Thomas on the day the agreement was made, and
which after the decease of Edmund ought to revert to Thomas and Robert and the
heirs of Thomas - after the decease of Edmund shall remain to Ranulph ... This
agreement was made in the presence of Edmund, and he did fealty to Ranulph de
Dacre in the court. (S) Feet of Fines, Westmorland, Lancashire.
4/20/1331, Edmund de Dacre, knight, acknowledges that he
owes to Robert de Bristoll', citizen of London, £48; to be levied, in default
of payment, of his lands and chattels in co. Lancaster. (S) CCRs.
2/10/1332, Edmund de Dacre, executor of the will of Eustace
de Godesbache, chamberlain of Scotland of Edward II, and to take a fine from
Edmund for the account of Eustace … he having made petition showing that all
the rolls and memoranda touching that account were taken by the Scots at the time
of the taking of Berwick upon Tweed. (S) CFRs.
1341, Edmund died. The advowson Edmund possessed of the
Tatham church was valued at £3 6s 8d. (S) Hist. of Lancaster, V8,
1914, Tatham. [Heir, son Thomas, age 23.]
[––Elizabeth––]
1341, Elizabeth widow of Sir Edmund de Dacre, kt., was
plaintiff against Alexander Waleys respecting a tenement in Nether Heysham.
(S) Tatham, A Hist. of the Co. of Lancaster: V8, 1914. (S) A
Hist. of the Co. of Lancaster: V8, 1914, Heysham.
Family notes:
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2/20/1405, Exemplification, at the request of
Thomas de Dacre, kinsman [great grandson] and heir of the under-mentioned
Edmund de Dacre, … manor of Sedbergh, co. York … remainder … Edmund son of
William de Dacre … (S) CPRs.
Child of Edmund and Elizabeth:
i. Thomas de Dacre
(1477144), born 1318 in England.
