15211412.
Lord John de Neville & 15211413. Maud de Percy
1/24/1327,
Edward III, age 14, succeeded Edward II as King of England. [1/20/1327, Edward
II abdicated.]
1329, John
born in England, heir & s/o 30422824. Ralph de Neville & 30422825.
Alice de Audley.
~1330, Maud
born in England, d/o 30422826. Henry de Percy & 30422827. Iodine de
Clifford.
10/17/1346,
John a captain under his father at the battle of Neville’s Cross against the
invading Scots. Just west of
Durham, the battle ended with the rout of the Scots and the capture of their
King David II of Scotland.
10/1359,
Edward, sailing from Sandwich to Calais with 1,100 ships, again 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, John
knighted after he helped Sir Walter de Mauny in a skirmish at the barriers of
Paris.
[––John
& Maud––]
Bef. 1362,
John married Maud.
9/1366,
John, in the service of John of Gaunt, arrived in Bayonne, Gascony with 1000
archers and men at arms.
4/3/1367, John of Gaunt, joined with the Black
Prince, crossed the Pyrenees mountains in winter, and won the battle of Najara,
Spain. The English were supporting Pedro the Cruel of Castile, who was returned
to the throne. An estimated 16,000 soldiers died in the battle.
1367, John
age 38 at the death of his father.
2/24/1368,
Johanni de Nevill de Raby, summoned to parliament. (S) The Peerages of England.
1368, Maud a
legatee in the will of her brother Thomas, Bishop of Norwich.
4/1369, John
invested as a Knight of the Garter.
1369, John
de Nevill received letters of protection to accompany John of Gaunt on his
expedition to the continent. (S) Yorkshire Archaeological Journal, V19, P120.
7/26/1369, John, Duke of Lancaster, landed at
Calais and won the battle of Balingham Hill, part of the Caroline war, which
allied England and Portugal against France and Spain. With little other success
due to the weather, dwindling supplies, and the plague, they returned to
England.
5/30/1370,
Guy de Bryane is appointed admiral from the Thames westwards, and John de
Neville of Raby from the Thames northward. (S) Syllabus in English of the Doc’s
Relating to England, 1869, P454.
1/12/1373,
John’s mother died.
6/12/1373,
John a member of the army of John of Gaunt, appointed Captain-Gerneral in
France, who led an expedition into France. John of Gaunt lost many soldiers in
the mountains of Auvergne; and most of Guienne and Gascony were lost to the
French.
7/8/1373,
Delivery to John de Neville, knight, lord of Raby, of seisin of the manors of
Baildon and Thornton in Creaven … (S) A Descriptive Catalogue of Ancienct
Deeds, 1890, P237.
9/1/1374,
Whereas Ralph de Nevill, late lord of Raby, deceased, granted the manor of
Houton … to Robert de Nevill, his son, in tail male, and on the death of Robert
without heir male of his body John de Nevill, now lord of Raby, son and heir of
the said Ralph, entered into the said manors without due process … for 100s.
paid by the said John, has pardoned … granted that he may retain the premises …
licence for him to grant the said manor of Houton to Robert de Knolles and
Constance his wife for life, … (S) CPRs.
10/10/1374,
John de Nevill, knight, lord of Raby, by letters patent of John, duke of
Brittany, earl of Monford and Richemond, and Joan his wife … granted for life
the office of governor of the county of Richmond. (S) CPRs, 4/22/1381.
4/1376–7/1376,
During the Good Parliament, John, Steward of the Royal Household, attempting to
intercede for William Latimer, exposed himself to impeachment. John ultimately
was the subject of a special peitition for removal from office.
1376, John
conveyed the manor of Anyho in fee to Sir John Arundel, chivaler, senior. (S)
The Topographer and Genealogist, Nichols, 1858, P247.
7/13/1377,
Richard II, age 10, crowned king of England.
1377, John
Governor of Bamborough castle.
8/4/1377, Lord Jn. Neville of Raby summoned to the 1st
parliament of Richard II.
Bef.
2/18/1378, Maud died.
[––John––]
6/8/1378,
John de Neville of Raby granted a market and fair at Clavering, Essex and
Sheriff Hutton, North Riding, Yorkshire. (S) Gaz. of Markets and Fairs.
1379, John
built Raby castle. (S) The Antiquary, V10, 1884, P109.
3/20/1380,
Gilbert Umfravill, earl of Angos, Henry Percy, earl of Northumberland, John de
Nevill of Raby, … to array and equip all the men in the county between the ages
of 16 and 60 … to resist foreign invastion. (S) CPRs.
[––John & Elizabeth––]
Bef.
10/19/1381, John married 2nd Elizabeth de Latimer, d/o William, 4th
Lord Latimer. [1 son, 1 daughter]
12/14/1381,
Commission … to preserve the peace, with power to arrest … to put down rebels
with armed force … John, duke of Lancaster, Henry de Percy, earl of
Northumberland, John de Nevill of Raby, Roger de Clifford, Ralph, baron of
Greystoke and Hugh de Dacre, in the county of Cumberland. (S) CPRs.
4/26/1382,
Licence for John de Nevill of Raby, knight, to enclose with a wall of stone and
lime and crenellate a plot in his own ground at Shireshoton, co. York, and make
a castle thereof. (S) CPRs.
7/5/1382, Grant
and commitment to John, lord de Nevill,—on a petition from him and Elizabeth,
his wife, daughter and heir of William de Latymer, 'chivaler,' who held of the
king in chief, shewing that, although the said Elizabeth is of full age … (S)
CFRs.
3/22/1383,
Grant to John de Nevill, lord of Raby, of the custody of the land and the
marriage of the heir of Henry ap Griffith, knight, and Joan his wife, both
deceased … (S) CPRs.
5/8/1384,
IPM of Elizabeth, late the wife of William de Latymer, knight. Norfolk: She
held the under-mentioned manor jointly with the said William, her late husband,
to them and the heirs of their bodies, with remainder to her right heirs, by
grant of Maud sometime the wife of John Bouttetourte. Kerbrok. The manor … She
died on 11 April last. Elizabeth daughter of William Latymer, the younger, wife
of Sir John de Nevill, lord of Raby, aged 26 years and more, is her heir. (S)
CIsPM.
8/31/1386,
John wrote his will, 500 marks shall be distributed, “inter servientes meos,
viz. Armigeros, Valettos, et Garciones”. (S) Wills and Inventories Illustrative
of the History, Raine, 1835, P38.
1386-7,
“Grantor: John. Lord of Nevill; Grantee: Lady Alice Deyncourt, his daughter; …
Grant of the wardship of the lands late of William Deyncourt, her husband;
Counties: Buckinghamshire, Derbyshire, Lincolnshire, Northamptonshire and
Nottinghamshire.” (S) UKNA.
7/28/1388,
Sir John de Nevill, lord Nevill of Raby, summoned to parliament. (S) The Royal
Lineage of Our Nobel and Gentle Families, V1, 1883, P11.
10/17/1388,
John, 3rd Lord Neville of Raby, died; buried near Maud in the South
Aisle of the Nave of Durham Cathedral.
10/23/1388,
Writ for IPM of John de Nevill of Raby, ‘chivaler’ in Northumberland, Cumberland
and Westmoreland ; York ; Lincoln ; Bedford and Buckingham ; Essex and Hertford
; London ; duchy of Lancaster ; Northampton ; Norfolk and Suffolk ; Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
(S) CFRs.
[––Elizabeth––]
Elizabeth
married 2nd Lord Robert de Willoughby (7605684, his 2nd).
5/8/
(S) Magna
Carta Ancestry, P618. (S) Wills and Inventories Illustrative of the History,
Raine, 1835, P38.
Family
notes:
·
“Alesiam uxorem domini de Bayncote, Matillidem
nuptam Willelmo de Scrope, Radulphus, Ydoniam, Alienoram uxorem Radulphi de
Lumley, Thomam dominum de Furnival" children of "Johannem dominum de
Neuille" and his wife "Matillidem filiam Henrici domini de Percy.”
(S) Foundation for Medieval Genealogy.
Children
of John and Maud: [2 sons, 5 daughters]
i. Alice de Neville (3802837), born ~1360 in
England.
ii. Ralph de Neville (7605706), born 1364 in
England.
