19989960. Lord Richard Engayne &
19989961. Sara de Chesney
12/19/1154,
Henry II crowned king of England.
~1160,
Richard born in England, s/o 39979920. Richard Engayne & 39979921.
Margery Fitz Urse.
~1167, Sara,
born in England, coheir & d/o 39979922. William de Chesney &
39979923. Albreda de Poynings.
1177,
Richard’s father died.
1177,
Richard fined 100 marks for a forest offense. (S) Pipe Roll Society, 1966, P27.
Aft. 1185,
Richard heir to his mother.
11/3/1189,
Richard I crowned king of England.
1190-91,
Richard sheriff of Northamptonshire.
~1193, Richard
married Sara bringing Colne manor into the family; from which time it became
known as Colne Engaine.
5/27/1199, John crowned king of England.
[Undated] Richard Engayne founded the prior and canons of St. Mary,
Castle Hymel, Northamptonshire. (S) Victoria Hist. of the Co. of Northampton,
V2, 1906, P135.
1209,
Richard of Laxton and Pytchley died.
(S)
Transactions of the Essex Archaeological Society, 1903, P194. (S) Gen. Hist. of
the Dormant, Burke, 1866, P189.
Family
notes:
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4/8/1241, Placita coram Domino Rege … Vitalis
Engayne (9994980) and Roger Gernet (23634308) claim the Honor of Montgomery, as
descendants of the first wife of Baldwin de Buller, living temp. Henry I. Giles
de Erdington claimed it on account of a grant made to his father Thomas by
Stephen de Stanton, a descendent of Baldwin by a second wife. William de
Cantilupe derived his claim from Reginald Gernet (47268616), one of the
co-heirs. (S) Collections for a History of Staffordshire, V4, 1883, P91.
Child
of Richard and Sara:
i. Richard Engayne, born ~1190 in England.
ii. Vitalis Engayne (9994980), born ~1195 in
England.
