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Sir Thomas de Strikland & 5910375. Cecily de Welle
Aft. 1299, Thomas de Strikeland born in England, s/o 11820748. Sir Walter de Strickland &
11820749. Matilda ?.
~1306, Cecily born in England, d/o 2498744. Baron Adam de
Welles & 2498745. Joan d’Engayne. [This is the best timeline fit, and
she would have a living paternal aunt named Cicely who could have been her
godmother.]
Bef. 1323, Thomas married to Cecily.
1/24/1327, Edward III, age 14, succeeded Edward II as King
of England.
By 1335, Thomas knighted.
11/3/1335, Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de
Wylughby, … on complaint by Henry son of Hugh, knight, … had impounded certain
cattle for trespass at Mikelton in Tesdale, co. York, Robert de Clyfford,
knight, Peter Tyliol, Thomas de Strikland, knight, … and others broke his
compound … (S) CPRs.
1345, Thomas heir to his father.
1348, The Black Death entered the west countryside of
England [likely entering through Bristol].
5/12/1359, Commitment to Roger de Clifford, ' chivaler,' and
Thomas de Strikeland, ' chivaler,' of the wardship of the lands and heir of
John son of Thomas de Roos of Kendale, which are in the king's hand for certain
causes, to hold the same, together with the issues of the lands since the death
of John, until it be decided whether the lands ought to pertain to the king by
name of wardship or to Katharine late the wife of the said John, who asserts
that they pertain to her for life. (S) CFRs.
10/1359,
King Edward, sailing from Sandwich to Calais with 1,100 ships, invaded France,
eventually taking Saint-Florentin and Tonnerre. Edward reached Paris, setting
the suburbs on fire, before turning back to Brittany [Edward decided a siege of
Paris was not feasible.]
1360, Thomas, for his zeal in the service of the Crown
chiefly in Ireland and in France, had a licence from the King to impark his
woods in Helsington, Levens and Hackthorpe containing 300 acres. (S) Some
Account of English Deer Parks, 1867, Shirley, P225.
1362, Widowed daughter Catherine assigned to her father
Thomas the wardship of her daughter Elizabeth (1477593).
1363, Thomas and Ranulph de Dacre, lord of Gilesland,
contracted marriage between Thomas’ son Walter and Ranulph’s niece Margaret de
Latham.
1375, A plea concerning property in Great Strickland against
Sir Thomas de Strickland (the husband of Cecily de Welles). (S) NEH&GR,
1942, P124.
3/14/1378, Thomas pardoned for having acquired a tenement
called Ravewyk in Applewaite without license.
1378, Thomas, knt. of Sizergh castle, Westmoreland died.
[––Cecily––]
1379 at Preston in Kendal, deed of Cecily relict of Thomas
de Strickland, knight, appointing her son Thomas de Strickland to be steward of
all her lands, etc. in Westmoreland. (S) 10th Report, G.B. Royal Commission.
4/11/1381, Release by Lord Roger de Clifford, to Cecily,
relict of Thomas de Stirkeland, knight, and to Thomas de Stirkeland, her son,
of all his right in a sum of £8, in which the said Cecily was bound to Sir
Ralph de Dacre. (S) Reports By Great Britain, Royal Commission on Historical
Manuscripts, P226.
8/15/1388, Cecile widow of Thomas de Stirkeland appoints her
son Thomas de Stirkeland Steward of all her lands and tenements in Westmoreland.
(S) UKNA.
Cecily died.
(S) Magna Carta Ancestry, P643. (S) Gen. & Heraldic
Hist., Burke, 1834, P56.
Children of Thomas and Cecily:
i. Thomas de
Stirkeland, born ~1325 in England.
ii. Katherine de
Strictland (2955187), born ~1330 in England.
iii. William de
Strictland (1477574), born 1336 in England.
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