9994816. Sir Roger de Clifford & 9994817. Sibyl
de Ewyas & 94563736. Lord Robert de Tregoz
~1147, Robert
de Tresgoz born in England, 2nd s/o 189127472. William
de Tresgoz & 189127473. Agnes ?.
(S) The Topographer and Genealogist, V2, 1853, P128.
~1175,
Robert de Tregoz married 1st a d/o Hubert de Rya. (S) See 1190.
~1183, Sibyl
born in England, coheir & d/o 19989634.
Robert de Ewyas & 199896345. Petronilla ?. (S) FMG.
~1195, Roger
born in England, 2nd s/o 19989632.
Walter de Clifford & 19989633. Agnes de Condet.
1181, Mortgage
by Peter de Suthtun, … Witnesses:—Robert de Tresgoz, Henry son of Ailwin, … (S)
Ancient Deeds, V4, 1902, Essex, A.6461.
1181-89, Roberto
de Tresgoz subscribed a charter in which King Henry II granted land to
"Waltero ostiario de Camera" (S) FMG.
7/6/1189,
Richard I succeeded Henry II as King of England.
1190, Robert
de Tregoz excused the debts of Hubert de Rya III. (S) English Baronies,
Sanders, 1963.
1190-91, Scutage
payments: "feoda Huberti de Rya" paying "xvii.l x.s, per
Robertum de Tresgoz, xxxv milites" in Norfolk, Suffolk. (S) Red Book of
the Exchequer, FMG. [£27 10s on 35
knights’ fees.]
1191, Robert
sheriff of Wiltshire. (S) Collegiate Church of Ottery St. Mary, P42.
1194,
Richard I gave Robert de Tregoz, steward of the king, a grant of lands valued
at 100s. (S) Somerset Arch. Soc, Vs122-24, 1978, P56.
1194-95, "Roberto
de Tresgoz c s in Martinesgraua de dimidio anno" in honour of Arunde. (S)
Pipie Rolls, FMG.
1195, Robert
de Tregoz served under the duke of Normandy [King Richard I]. (S) Memoires de
la Societe des Antiquaries de Normandie, V5, 1830, P128.
1196, Robert
de Tregoz granted all tithes of his assarts already cleared and to be cleared
to Ewias Harold priory. (S) Agrarian History England and Wales, V2, 1967, P268.
1197, Robert
de Tresgoz founded on the banks of the river Vire, near his castle, a religious
house of the abbey of Hambie. (S) Magni Rotuli Scaccarii Normanniae, V1,
Stapleton, 1840, P-CLXXIV.
9/1197,
Confederation between Richard of England and Baldwin, count of Flanders and
Hainaut, against Philip, king of England. … Robert de Tresgoz … The above witnesses were
sworn in Normandy, before the king of England and the Count of Flanders … (S)
Life of Philippe Auguste, Rigord, 1826.
1198,
Sibyl’s father, Robert de Ewyas, Baron of Herfordshire, died.
[–––Robert & Sibyl–––]
By 1198, Sibyl
1st married to Robert, Lord Tregoz by King Richard I. King Richard I
made Robert keeper of the Castle Salisbury, the palace of Clarendon, and the
town of Bristol.
4/1198, Robert in a suit with Hermenus de Braton over the advowson of
Braton church, Norfolk, part of the inheritance of Sibyl.
12/9/1198, Robert de Tresgoz witnessed a renewal of a charter by King
Richard I to the bishop of Durham. (S) Durham Cathedral Muniments, 3.1.REG.27.
5/27/1199, John crowned king of England.
1200, Robert gave the King 200 marks in silver to have granted to him
the wardship of the heir and lands of Geoffry Hose.
4/11/1203, Accused of treason, Ranulph of Chester surrendered the
castle of Saint-Pierre-de-Semilly to Robert de Tresgoz and Hughes de Chaucombe.
[Returned to Ranulph in May.]
5/5/1204,
Charter of the Lady the Queen I. on her Dower. John, by the grace of God, …
Attesting, the Lords … Henry de Bohum, Earl of Hereford; …, Hugo de Neville,
Robert de Trasgoz, Robert de Veteriponte, … (S) King John of England, Chadwick,
1865, P192.
1204, "Nigell
Pincebec et Alic uxor eius" paid a fine for "custodia terre et
heredis Walt Biset vs Rob de Tresgoz et Sibill ux eius", in Herefordshire.
(S) FMG.
1204-5,
Robert de Tregoz a member of a negotiating team for the King on the continent.
1206, Robert,
Lord Tregoz, paid 38 marks for 19 knight’s fees, belonging to the honour of
Robert de Ewyas, his father-in-law.
1207, Robert
de Tregoz married to Sibyl daughter of Robert de Ewyas, confirmed the endowment
of Newark Priory in Send. (S) Hist. of Surrey, V3, 1911, Send with Ripley.
1210,
William de Newmarket was summoned to show by what right he claimed to wife
Sibyl, who was Robert Tregoze's wife. [King Richard I had given her to Tregoze
in marriage.] William de Newmarket said
that he had married her in the time of Richard I by gift of Robert de Ewyas,
her father. (S) FMG.
1210-12, Robertus
de Tresgoz holding Alingetone in Wiltshire. (S) Red Book of the Exchequer, FMG.
1212, Robert
de Tregoze and Sibilla his wife" impleading Ralph de St. Maur. for land in
Bren, in Somersetshire, the right of the said Sibilla. (S) FMG.
1212, Writ
of King John, Robertus de Tresgoz held ‘feodum ii militum in Septon de honore
de Ewias’ in Hampshire. (S) FMG.
1213, Robert
Tregoz, High Sheriff of Wiltshire, and Sibyl recovered some of her lands in
Somerset.
8/30/1213,
King John granted lands worth £12 to Robert for his service and support.
By 1214, Robert
de Tresgoz gave to the priory of Boxgrove for the souls of William the worthy,
earl of Arundel, himself and Sibyl his wife, …, 2 crofts in his manor of la
Grave, given to him for his service.
1214, Robert
of Lydiard Tregoz, Wiltshire, Lord of Ewyas Harlold, Herefordshire died.
[––Sibyl––]
2/1214, King John landed at La Rochelle, France in
an expedition into Poitou.
1214, Walter
de Clifford and his brother Roger accompanied King John on his invasion of
Poitou, France; during which time he they received loans from the king. (S)
English Historical Review, V110, 1995, P285.
[–––Roger & Sibyl–––]
1214, Walter
de Clifford (19989632) gave 1000 marks for the marriage of his son Roger to
Sibyl de Ewyas, widow of Robert de Tresgoz. (S) English Historical Review,
V110, 1995, P289.
8/15/1215,
Roger a knight of the royal household [of 102], was granted a 60 mark fief. (S)
English Historical Review, V110, 1995, P281.
1216, Roger
Clifford, jun., given custody of the castle at Hanley by King John. [In 1214
the castle was held by Geoffrey de Mandeville.] (S) Hist. of Worcester, V4,
1924, Hanley Castle.
10/1216,
Walter de Clifford and Roger de Clyfford present at the burial of King John at
the church of St. Mary, Worcester. (S) CChRs, 5/22/1232.
10/28/1216,
Henry III, age 9, crowned king of England.
5/6/1218, Order
to the sheriff of Dorset and Somerset to place in respite the demand that he
made from Roger of Clifford and Sibyl, his wife, for the 800m. by which Sibyl made fine with King John,
father of King Henry, so that she might marry at her pleasure [ad placitum
suum], until the king orders otherwise.
12/26/1219,
William Crassus, … by £100 for having the daughter and heiress of Thomas of
London as his wife and the following are his pledges for the fine: … John of
Monmouth for 10m. Fulk fitz Warin for 10m.
Walter of Clifford for 10m. … William de Stuteville for 10m. … Hugh de Mortimer for 10m. Roger of Clifford for 10m.
1/17/1221,
Roger’s father died.
9/2/1221,
Pledges of William fitz Warin and Agnes, his wife, for 100 m.: John of Monmouth
. William de Cantilupe . Roger of Clifford.
4/1222, The
church of Burneham … Roger de Clifford caliming the advowson … against … who
pleads that the son of Robert de Ewyas, father of the plaintiff’s wife, last
presented, and afterwards gave the church to the defencant;s house by charter
produced. (S) Cal. of the Manuscripts of the Dean and Chapter of Wells, 1907,
P234.
1223, Roger
left a gold ring in his mother’s will.
9/25/1223,
The king has granted Roger of Clifford that, of the debt of 25 m., of which he
ought to have acquitted Elias Martrin, Jew of Lincoln.
3/9/1224,
Order to Roger of Clifford that, having taken with him the verderers and
foresters of the fee of the Forest of Dean and other trustworthy and law-worthy
men, he is to inquire diligently what assarts were made in the Forest of Dean
after the war began between King John and his barons of England.
3/11/1225,
Hugh of Kinnersley has made fine with the king … to cultivate 72 acres … Order
to Roger of Clifford … to permit Hugh to cultivate …
6/12/1226,
Order to Roger of Clifford that, having retained in the king’s hand 2 of the
king’s own itinerant greenwood forges, …, and to H. earl of Warwick his itinerant
dry-wood forge … , he is to cause all other forges in the same forest that were
itinerant to be prohibited …
1226, Comes
W. Marescallus … in custodia Rogeri de Clifford per preceptum domini regis, …
(S) CPRs.
9/14/1227,
Order to the sheriff of Herefordshire to cause Roger of Clifford to have peace
from the demand of 100m. that he makes
of him for pledging Thomas of Erdington.
6/18/1229,
Order to the barons of the Exchequer to place in respite, …, the demand they
make from Roger of Clifford … for the £35 that is exacted … for the prest of
Poitou , and for £10 of a prest of the king’s Wardrobe.
4/30/1230
from Portsmouth, King Henry invaded Brittany in hopes of recovering Normandy.
They established their camp at Nantes, and captured a small castle.
5/27/1230,
Order to the sheriff of Herefordshire to place in respite the demand of £20 and
one mark that he makes by summons of the Exchequer from Roger of Clifford , who
is with the king in overseas parts.
1230, The
marriage of Hawise de Newmarch granted to Roger de Clifford.
1231, Roger
died; before his elder brother Walter;
buried at Dore Abbey.
[––Sibyl––]
Bef.
7/1/1236, Sibyl died [Her son Robert given seisin of her lands. (S) FRsHIII.]
(S) The
Welsh Wars of Edward I, Morris, 1901, P331. (S) A Chronicle of the Early Le
Stranges, Le Strange, 1916. (S) Yorkshire Archaeological Journal, V18, 1905,
P355. (S) FRsHIII. (S) FMG,
Pedigree of the Tregoze Family.
Children
of Robert and Sibyl:
i. Lucia de Tregoz (121697007), born ~1205 in
England.
ii. Robert de Tregoz (47281868), born ~1207 in
England.
Children
of Roger and Sibyl:
i. Roger de Clifford (4997408),
born ~1220 in England.
