23639794. Enguerrand de Fiennes & 23639795. Isabelle de Conde
11/3/1189, Richard I crowned king of England.
1192, Engeram, alias Ingram, born in Guisnes, France, s/o 47279588.
Guillaume de Fiennes & 47279589.
Agnes de Dammartin.
5/27/1199, John crowned king of England.
10/28/1216, Henry III,
age 9, crowned king of England.
~1225, Isabelle, alias Mahaut or Isobel, born in Hainault, d/o §Nichols I de Conde, seigneur de Conde in Hainault & Isobel ?.
Enguerrand’s father died.
10/1239-10/1240, The king, upon the death of William de
Fiennes, has taken homage from Enguerrand, son and heir of the same William ,
for the lands that he held of the king in chief. (S) FRsHIII.
3/3/1243, Ingelram received the king’s discharge for 10£, which
he owed for his relief, and had respite for a further debt of 15 marks.
1244, William’s mother Agnes permitted to have the
administration of her son’s goods together with wheat and other produce of the
manors.
1245, Enguerrand, II du nom, seigneur de Fiennes, de Tingry, de
Rumingen, d’Echin, de Colemberg, … married Isabeau de Conde, soeur [sister] de
Jacques, and daughter of Nicolas de Conde. (S) Nobiliaire des Pays-Bas, V1,
Vegiano, 1865, P225.
3/2/1247, Pledges for Richard of Dover [on a fine of 2000 m.] …
earl of Gloucester for £1000; … Gilbert of Seagrave for 100 m.; … Enguerrand de
Fiennes for 50 m.; … and John de Balliol for 50 m. (S) FRsHIII.
3/12/1247, Engeram de Fienes granted a market at Martock,
Somerset. (S) Gazetteer of Markets and Fairs.
1248, Sir Ingleram de Fienes created a Knight of the Bath. (S)
Peerage of England.
6/12/1248, Ingelram accompanied King Louis, leaving from Paris
on the 7th crusade.
8/25/1248, Louis and his forces set sail from Aigures-Mortes
near Marsailles.
9/1248, the fleet of Louis, carrying 2500 knights, 10,000 men
at arms, and 5000 cross-bow men, arrived at Cyprus.
5/13/1249, An estimated 1800 ships carrying the forces left
Cyprus for Damietta in Egypt. A storm caused half the ships off course [these
landed in Acre].
6/23/1249, King Louis, with a force of 15,000 captured
Damietta.
11/20/1249, Louis and his forces traveled along the right bank
of the Nile towards Mansourah.
4/6/1250, Louis defeated and captured at the battle of Fariskur
by Egyptian forces. A ransom was agreed upon.
1250, Most of the barons returned while King Louis stayed to
see that the ransom was paid.
1251, Ingram granted Wendover to Peter of Savoy for 3 years.
1253, Ingelram commanded to send Baldwin his brother with
horses and arms to Gascony to serve the king.
1257, The King [Henry III] pardoned Ingram de Fenles certain
debts due from William de Fenles his father, and also his own relief which he
owed the king. (S) Execpta le Rotulis Finium in Turri Londinensi Asservatis,
1836, V2, P-V.
1258, Ingelram de Fiennes licenced to enclose a park in Gayton,
Northamptonshire. (S) History … Northamptonshire, Whellan, 1874, P540.
11/6/1258, A royal charter was granted to Ingram de Fiennes.
(S) Royal Charter Witness Lists, V292, 2001, P122.
6/1263, Ingelram apprehended young Prince Henry at Boulogne
[who had joined the barons against his father the King], while pursuing John
Mansel, and had him imprisoned at Boulogne. [Henry released at the insistance
of Simon de Montfort.]
1263, Ingelram given custody of the lands of William de
Beauchamp of Bedford during the minority of the heir.
8/4/1265, Ingelram distinguished himself at the battle of
Evesham fighting for the King.
1267, Enguerrand de Fiennes, seigneur of Fiennes [Pas de Calais],
Baron of Tingry and Ruminghen, France; and Wendover, Chokes, … England.
10/10/1268, Protection for one year for Enguerrand de Fiennes,
executor of the will of Michael de Fiennes. (S) Bulletin of the Institute of
Historical Research, Vs50-51, 1977, P232.
1269, Ingelram, constable of Dover castle, joined Prince Edward
as a crusader; guardianship of his lands given to the Queen until his return.
5/1/1270, Ratification par Enguerrand de Fiennes de la vente
faite par son frere Baudouin aux lepreux du Val. (S) Le Cartulaire del la Ville
Montreuil-sur-Mer, 1904, P354.
8/19/1270 from Dover, The crusaders left for Tunis.
1270, Enguerrand died [likely of the disease that had already
decimated the French forces]. (S) History of the County of Cambridge, V5, 1973.
[–––Isabel–––]
11/16/1272, Edward I
ascended to the throne while on crusade.
1284, Isabel held Wendover of her son William.
1296, Isabel died.
(S) Plantagenet Ancestry, P155.
Family notes:
·
Ingeramus de Fiennes had raised a market to the
detriment of the borough of Ilchester, Somerset. [Market held by his son
William in 1280.]
