23634308. Roger Gernet & 23634309. Margaret ?
~1195, Roger born in England, s/o 47268616. Reginald Gernet.
10/28/1216, Henry III, age 9, crowned king of England.
1220, "Vitalis Engaun et Rogerus Gernet" against
"Willelmum de Cantelupo et Maziliam uxorem eius". (S) FMG.
1223, Viel Engaine secured the rest of the manor of Upminster
from William de Cauntelo and Roger Gernet.
1224-25, Roger Gernet rendered account of 1 mark for leave to
concord. Quit.
1/20/1225, William Gernet, plaintiff, and Roger Gernet, whom
William le Vilein and Cecily his wife called to warrant, respecting Cecily’s
dower of the manor of Fischwic … which manor William claimed against William
and Cecily, and which Roger warranted them. William Gernet quit-claimed … (S)
Record Society, V39, 1899, P46.
1226, De protectione. – Rogerus Gernet habet literas de
protectione, … (S) CPRs.
1226-27, Roger Gernet rendered account of 16 marks for false
oath.
12/29/1229, Roger Gernet assigned as a justice of assize in
Shireburn. (S) CPRs.
1231, Roger Gernet assigned as a justice of assize of novel
dissesin in Lancaster. (S) CPRs.
9/7/1232, Roger Gernet assigned as a justice of assize in
Faversham.
1233-34, Adam de Preston, essoiner of Nicholas de Fishwic, who
was attorney for William le Vilein and Cecily his wife, sued Roger de Gernet,
brother and heir of William Gernet, in a plea to warrant to them the manor of
Fishwic.
4/1241, Vitalis Engayne and Roger Gernet both claim the honor
of Montgomery as descendents of the first wife of Baldwin de Bullers. Giles de
Erdington also made a claim by descent from the 2nd wife of Baldwin.
From the plea: Vitalis s/o Richard, s/o Margaret fitz Urse, d/o Richard fitz
Urse & Matilda de Bollers, d/o Baldwin de Bollers, to whom Henry I gave the
Honor of Montgomery with Sebilla de la Maleyse, relation of the King. (S) Collections
for a History of Staffordshire, V4, 1883, P91. [Roger Gernet’s father Reginald,
s/o Mabilla, sister of Margaret fitz Urse, had sold his claim to William de
Cantilupe.]
Bef. 11/2/1251, Roger of Halton died holding 21.5 curates of
land; son Benedict his heir; Margaret his widow.
4/11/1252, IPM of Roger Gernet: Benedict Gernet is his heir, of
full age. … Halton town … widow Margaret holds 16a. … Lady Cecily de Mascy,
sometime the wife of William Gernet, brother of the said Sir Roger, has a third
part (in dower). (S) CIsPM.
(S) Lancashire Inquests, Extents, and Feudal Aids, Farrer,
1903, P188. (S) Lancashire Assize Rolls, P2, 1905.
Family notes:
·
1206, A Benedict Gernet died seised of the
serjeanty of the forest of Lancaster.
·
A Roger Gernet and Quenild his wife were in
early records of this time [e.g.1235]. They had no children. Roger was the
chief forester of Lancaster. Both died in 1252. [This Roger is more likely the
forester since the successors were of the family Dacre. Because of duplication
of names the genealogy is not clear.]
Child of Roger and Margaret:
i. Benedict Garnet (11817154), born ~1225 in England
