23640756.
Baron Richard Foliot & 23640757. Lady Margery de Stuteville
~1220,
Richard born in England, s/o 47281512. Jordan Folyot
& 47281513. Alice de Cardynan.
By 1232,
Margery born in England, d/o 47281514.
William de Stuteville & 9994929. Margery de Say.
Richard’s
father died.
3/5/1236,
Jordan Foliot did not hold of the king in chief save for the fifth part of a
knight’s fee in Hoo in Kent, and that Richard Foliot, son and heir of the same
Jordan , is not yet of full age, the same Richard has made fine with the king
by 25m for his relief and for having seisin of all lands which fall to Richard
by inheritance . Order that he is to cause him to have full seisin without
delay of all lands. (S) FRsHIII.
By 1237,
Richard confirmed his father Jordan’s grants of lands in Fishlake to Nun
Appleton, with the men and their families.
1240, Sir
Richard Foliot presented a rector to Great Smeaton.
[––Richard
& Margery––]
By 1248, Richard
married Margery.
1249-50, Margery
died. [By 8/20/1275, Margery’s brother Robert would die leaving her son Jordan
as his heir.]
[––Richard––]
1250-51,
Richard married 2nd Julianna ?.
1251,
Richard Foliot, s/o Jordan, quitcalimed to the abbot of Barlinges the manor of
Risom. (S) Court Rolls of the Manor of Ingoldmells, 1902, P24.
1252, Richard
Foliot had free-warren in Grimston.
2/20/1255,
Grant to Richard Folyot and Julianna his wife, who be reason of their service
to the king were long since disihnerited of all their lands in Normandy, of 10
marks a year from the issues of the county of Exeter ; and grant that if one
survive the other, the survivor shall have a moiety thereof for life. (S) CPRs.
6/1258, King
Henry signed the Provisions of Oxford. These limitations by parliament [led by
Simon de Montfort, Earl of Leicester] granted money to Henry in exchange for
administrative reform. A “Council of 15” was formed to enforce the reforms.
Juliana
died.
6/16/1260,
Grant to Richard Folyot, in extension of a late grant to him and Juliana his
wife, … that his shall receive the whole 10 marks a year for life, although his
wife has died. (S) CPRs.
12/7/1261,
In a letter by Philip Basset to Richard, King of the Romans, that Philip
Basset, Robert Walerand, and Walter de Merton had been elected on the Part of
the King, and that John delayhaye, Richard Folyot, and Richard de Midelton had
been elected on the Part of the Barons. At issue was who was to have appointment
of sheriffs in the counties. (S) Dignity of a Peer of the Realm, 1824, P135.
3/1262, King
Henry repudiated the Provisions of Oxford.
3/9/1264,
Licence for Richard Foliot and his heirs to enclose his manor of Grimeston, co.
Nottingham, with a ditch and wall of stone and lime and to fortify and
crenellate it. (S) CPRs.
4/20/1264,
The king has committed to Richard Folyot the manors of Adam de Novo Mercato of
Womersley, Campsall, Thorp’, Bentley and Archsey in Yorkshire, which the king
took into his hand because he [Richard] captured him [Adam] while Adam was
resisting the king in hostile manner in the conflict that recently took place
at Northampton, to keep for as long as it pleases the king. (S) FRsHIII.
[Adam’s daughter would marry Richard’s son.]
6/1/1267,
Pardon, at the instance of Richard Foliot, to Jordan de Bramwich … (S) CPRs.
10/22/1268,
Richard Foliot granted a market and fair at Wellow, Nottinghamshire. (S) Gaz.
of Markets and. [This market would be passed down for multiple generations.]
1271, Power
to Richard Folyot to conduct Walter Deuyas, charged with divers trespasses to
the king … (S) CPRs.
11/16/1272,
Edward I succeeded Henry III as King of England.
1275,
Richard Foliot states that although Jordan Foliot, his son, obliged himself by an
indenture to aquit him of all debts of Jewry which Jordan owed to Benedict de
Lundres, a Jew of Lincoln, … for lands and rents which Richard gave him in the
vill of Eakring, he did not do so. He asks the king … to order that the £40 …,
for this debt, might be levied from Jordan's lands, … (S) UKNA.
8/17/1275,
Richard Folyot came before the king, on Sunday after St. Matthew, and sought to
replevy his land in Milton, … (S) CCRs.
1275-6,
Jordan son of Sir Richard Foliot to Sir William his brother: Grant of his land
in Tilney and Islington … late of Robert de Stotevill his uncle. (S) UKNA.
1277, Assize
arrainged by Richard Folyot against the prior of S. Oswalds’s … touching a pond
destroyed … (S) 46th Ann. Rpt. Dep. Keeper.
9/22/1277,
Order to cause Richard Folyot to have 2 live bucks and 10 live does to stock
his park at Grimeston therewith, of the king’s gift. (S) CCRs.
7/11/1278,
Order to cause Richard Folyot to have 4 bucks in the forest of Shirewode, of
the king’s gift. (S) CCRs.
2/6/1284,
Grant to Eleanor, the king’s consort, of all debts owed to the king by Richard
and Jordan Folyot. (S) CPRs.
1289,
Richard Foliot conveyed by fine to Jorday and Margery his wife the manor of
Fenwick and Norton, Yorkshire, and they conveyed to Richard those of Grimston
and Welham in Nottinghamshire, for life. (S) Ess. Tow’s … Co. of Norfolk,
Blomefield, 1775, P1014.
1290, Richard
Foliot, knight, remitted to the abbat of Rufford all complaints and exactions,
which he had against the monks.
10/27/1290,
Grant to Richard Folyot of the custody of the castle of Horston for life, with
the issues thereof. (S) CPRs.
3/24/1291,
Grant to Richard Foliot, for life, of a weekly market on Thursday at the manor
of Horselegh, co. Derby. (S) CPRs.
1294, IPM:
John de Steyngreve, alias Stayngrif, Isabella of the said John de Steyngreve,
deft. Is the nearest heir … The said John held 36.5 bovates of land … in
Fryseby of Richard Folyot, which the said lands and tenements Jordan Folyot,
father of Richard, gave to Simon de Seyngreve, father of the said John, in free
marriage with Beatrice his daughter. … [de Inquirendo] of Isabella, … nearest
heir to Ida who was the wife of the said John of lands which the said John held
by the law of England after the death of the said Ida.
1/8/1296,
IPM of Simon de Pateshulle, … Simon held the said lands and tenements of
Richard Folyot as those which Jordan Folyot held.
1299,
Richard died the same year [about 5 weeks before] as his son Jordan.
5/2/1299,
IPM of Richard Foliot and Jordan Foliot. Derby: Horeston. The castle with the
soke was held by the said Richard for life … Jordan, son of the said Richard,
was his next heir on the day of his death, and was aged 50 and more. Richard,
son of the said Jordan, aged 15 at Christmas last, is his next heir.
Nottingham: Grymmeston and Welhawe. The manors and the hamlet of Besthorp, with
the soke of Grimmeston … held for life by the said Richard of Jordan his son … Margery
his wife, who still survives, was enfeoffed jointly with him by the said
Richard his father, for her life. York: Northon and Fenewyk. £10 rent from the
manors … Jordan and Margery, jointly enfeoffed by the said Richard, … Norfolk: Ausingg.
The manor (very full extent given with names of tenants), where there is a
motte built … (S) CIsPM.
(S)
Yorkshire Archaeological Journal, V8, 1884, P278. (S) Hist. of Nottingham, V3,
1796, Welley & Grymston.
Family
notes:
·
10/13/1301, Whereas … by inquisition … Richard
Foliot [this Richard] … Jordan Foliot, Richard’s father, held at his death … a
fifth of a knight’s fee in Ho, co. Kent, and that Richard [this Richard] made
fine before the said king to have seisin of all the lands that belonged to
Jordan and that came to him by inheritance ; … pertain to the king … by reason
of the minority of the heir … [the Richard, s/o Jordan, born in 1284 would
still be a minor in 1301.] (S) CCRs.
Child
of Richard and Margery:
i. Jordan Foliot (11820378), born bef. 5/2/1249 in
England.
