9994996.
Baron Oliver de Vaux & 9994997. Lady Petronill de Croun
~1183,
Oliver de Vallibus born in Norfolk, England, younger s/o 378250328. Ranulf
de Vallibus & 378250329. Alicia ?.
11/3/1189,
Richard I crowned king of England.
~1190,
Petronill born in England, d/o 19989994. Wydo
de Croun & 19989995. Isabella Basset.
[––Petronil
& William––]
Petronill 1st
married William de Longchampe, nephew of William de Longechamp, Bishop of Ely.
5/27/1199, John crowned king of England.
[––Petronil
& Henry––]
Petronill
married 2nd Henry de la Mara.
1205, Oliver
de Vallibus held the Wednesday market at Watton, Norfolk. (S) Gaz. of Markets
and Fairs. [Held in 1204 by his paternal uncle John de Vallibus.] (S) Hist. of
Norfolk, V2, 1805, Watton.
[––Oliver
& Petronil––]
1211, Oliver
gave 500 marks and 5 Palfreys to marry Petronill. “Oliverus de Vallibus tenet
Vargeburn’ in barunia cum uxore que fuit Henrici de la Mare.” [Oliver holds
Vargeburn of his wife which was of Henry de la Mare.]
1211, Petronilla,
the daughter of Guido de Croun, gave to Paganus, Son of William de Mara and his
Heirs, her whole Land of Cotun, reserving 2 pounds of pepper yearly rent.
1215, Oliver
a baron that met at Stamford where they sent a stern warning to King John.
1215, Oliver
supported the baron’s siege of Northampton; then the capture of Bedford.
6/19/1215 at
Runnymede near Windsor, King John forced to agree to the terms of the Magna
Carta.
5/12/1216,
Prince Louis [future VIII] of France, after a successful landing, crowned King
of England in London. In June, Louis captured Winchester and controlled half of
England.
10/18/1216,
King John died.
10/28/1216,
Henry III, age 9, crowned king of England.
9/12/1217,
Prince Louis forfeited his claim to the English crown by the treaty at
Kingston-on-Thames, called the Treaty of Lambeth. A principal provision of the
treaty was amnesty for English rebels.
Bef. 8/2/1221, William Lenueise … Witnesses: Roger Bigot, Earl of
Norfolk, Oliver de Vallibus, Robert his son, … (S) UKNA.
1227, A grant by Thomas Blundeville, bishop of Norwich, … 2 parts of
the demesne tithes of Oliver de Vaux in Shotesham … (S) UKNA.
4/22/1228, Inspeximus … charter of Roger le Bigod, son of Hugh le
Bigod, … bound to Alexander, king of Scots, in 600 marks of silver, … pledges …
Oliver de Vallibus, Roger son of Osbert and Hamo le Enveise. (S) CChRs.
1228, Oliver
paid scutage on 22.5 knight’s fees to avoid service in Wales.
4/30/1230,
from Portsmouth, Oliver with King Henry, when he invaded Brittany in hopes of
recovering Normandy. They established their camp at Nantes, and captured a
small castle. [For which Oliver’s scutage for Wales was forgiven.]
1233, Oliver
remained loyal to the crown during the rebellion of Richard Marshall.
8/1/1234,
Commission to Thomas de Muleton, Robert de Bello Campo, … Oliver de Vallibus, …
as justices in eyre in the county of Norfolk touching all assizes and pleas, …
(S) CPRs. [Then in the county of Suffolk later in the month.]
1/1/1235,
Oliver de Vallibus substituted on eyre for R. le Bygod, earl of Norfolk, in the
county of Essex. (S) CPRs.
4/14/1236,
Appointment … as justices in eyre … Oliver de Vallibus … } Warwick and
Leicester, … (S) CPRs.
1237, Oliver
de Vallibus grant the manor of Stigand with other lands totalling 5 knights’
fees, to Richard de Rupella [Rokele]. (S) Hist. & Antiq’s of the county of
Norfolk, V2, 1781.
1244, In the
collection of aid for the marriage of the King’s daughter, Oliver held 32.5
knight’s fees.
Oliver died.
[––Petronilla––]
1/14/1248,
Petronilla, who was the wife of Oliver de Vallibus, plaintiff, and Roger de
Huntingfeld, deforcianr, … custody of William, son and heir of Thomas de
Pyncebeke, … Thomas held his land of her by knight service. Petronilla
quitcalimed all right to Roger and his heirs for £20. (S) Lincolnshire Notes
and Queries, V7, 1904, P135.
By 1261,
Petronilla died.
(S) The
Bigod Earls of Norfolk in the Thirteenth Century, Morris, 2005, P62. (S)
History of the Welles Family in England and Normandy, Welles, 1876, P22. (S)
The Hist. & Antiq’s of Boston, Thompson, 1856, P505. (S) Hist. of
Nottingshire, V1, Throsby, 1790, Cotham. (S) Hist. and Antiquities of Boston, Thompson, 1856, P504ff.
Family
notes:
·
‘… Guy de Croun II (19989994), contemporary of
King Richard [1189-99], had a daughter Pertonilla (9994997) that first married
William de Longchamp, a relative of William de Longchamp, Bishop of Ely. Then
Petronilla married [Henry] de la Mare. Then married Oliver de Valibus.’ (S) The Hist. & Antiq’s of
Croyland-abbey, 1856, P39.
Child
of William and Petronill:
Henry de
Longchampe.
1261, Henry
did homage for his lands.
1274, Henry
died, his body buried in Swineshead abbey, later interred at Burton Pedwardine.
Child: Alice
(d.5/15/1330) married Roger Pedwarden; 5 sons.
Children
of Oliver and Petronill:
i. Robert de Vallibus, born ? in England.
Bef. 1221, Robert living.
Robert died young, his brother William became the heir. (S) Hist. of
Norfolk, V8, 1808, Hackford.
ii. William de Vallibus, born ? in England. [Heir]
William
married Eleanor, d/o William de Ferrers & Sybilla Marshall.
5/26/1250, A
charter records the restoration of property, granted to Margaret Countess of
Lincoln, to William de Vescy and Agnes [de Ferrers] his wife, Reginald de Moun
and Isabel [de Ferrers] his wife, William de Fortibus and Matilda his wife, …,
William de Vallibus and Alienor [de Ferrers] his wife, …. (S) Cal. of Doc’s of
Ireland, V1, 1875.
1252 William
died; his brother John his heir.
1253,
Memorandam that Roger de Quincy earl of Winchester came before the king at
Windsor on Friday next after Hilary and there put himself (‘misit se’) on the
king’s mercy for 300m. for a trespass
that he made in taking to wife Eleanor [de Ferrers] who was the wife of William
de Vallibus who was in the king’s gift without the king’s licence. (S) Fine
Rolls of Hnery III.
ii. John de Vaux (4997498), born ~1215 in England.
