30422298. Sir
Stephen de Haccombe & 30422299. Margery ?
~1285, Stephen
de Hatcombe born in Devon, England, s/o 60844596. Stephen de Haccombe & 60844597.
Cecilia ?.
~1295,
Margery born in England.
Aft. 1301,
Stephen’s father died.
7/7/1307,
Edward II became king on the death of his father.
5/12/1309, Stephen
de Haccumbe acknowledges that he owes to Peter, son of Peter Corbet, 100 marks;
to be levied, in default of payment, of his goods and chattels in cos. Devon
and Cornwall. (S) CCRs.
1310, Stephen
de Haccumbe in mercy for divers faults. Stephen and Ismania, wife that was of
John de Chevereston, … were summoned to answer William, son of Walter de
Cornubia and Isolda his wife, … (S) Yearbooks of Edward II, V3, 1905, P98.
12/16/1310,
To enforce the Statutes of Winchester … in county Devon … Stephen de Haccumbe.
(S) CPRs.
8/14/1311, William
Martyn, John de Foxle, Stephen de Haccumbe, and Robert de Thorpe, whom the king
has appointed to hear and determine such trespasses. (S) CCRs.
[––Stephen
& Margery––]
By 1313,
Stephen married Margery. [Daughter married in 1328.]
3/8/1315,
Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Foxle, John de Westcote and Stephen
de Haccumbe, … forcibley broke the park of Eleanor, late the wife of Hugh de
Curtenay, … (S) CPRs.
3/14/1315,
Licence to Hugh de Curteneye to grant to Stephen de Haccumbe his reversion of
the manors of Colecumbe, … and hundred of Colyton, co. Devon, of the manor of
Honington, co. Somerset, manor of Huwerne Curteney, co. Dorset, … co. Buckinghan,
… which Eleanor late the wife of Hugh de Curteney his father, holds in dower of
his inheritance … Stephen to regrant … for his life … (S) CPRs.
10/18/1315,
Commission of oyer … complaint by Stephen de Haccumbe that … took away a boat
of his at his free passage … co. Devon … assaulted his men and servants at La
Burgh. (S) CPRs.
4/22/1317,
Commission to Stephen de Haccumbe and Robert de Stokehay to enquire … county of
Devon … certain stannarymen have presumed to buy and sell uncoined tin … (S)
CPRs.
1317,
Stephen de Haccombe grants the great and small tithes to the church of S. Hugh
de Quethiock in Cornwall. (S) Studies in Church Dedications, Arnold-Foster,
1899, P428.
11/30/1318,
Appointment … to enquire by oath of merchants and other good men … into damages
… by the subjects of Robert, count of Flanders, … (S) Hugh de Courteneye, John
de Stonore, Stephen de Haccumbe } in the county of Devon. (S) CPRs.
11/22/1318,
Grant to Stephen de Haccombe … free warren in all demesne lands … co. Cornwall
… co. Devon. (S) CChRs.
4/22/1320 at
Exeter, Feoffment with warranty … Witnesses, Sirs Stephen de Haccombe, William
de Ferariis, William de Chevereston knights, … (S) UKNA.
6/18/1320,
Stephen de Haccumbe appointed a conservator of peace in Devon. (S) CPRs.
3/15/1323,
Commission to array all fencible men between 16 and 60 … Stephen de Haccumbe
and the sheriff, co. Devon. (S) CPRs.
2/27/1324,
Nicholas de Bolevill acknowledges that he owes to Stephen de Haccombe, knight,
£21. (S) CCRs.
8/1/1324,
Commission … to supervise the array … and to certify the king the number of
horse and foot to be armed with steel and armour, … Nicholas Duaneye, Stephen
de Haccumbe } Devon. (S) CPRs.
11/3/1324, In
Magna Carta it is contained that there be one measure of wine throughout the realm
and one measure of ale and one measure of com, to wit, the quarter of London … appointing
the said commissioners to survey all measures whereby wine, ale and corn are
sold and bought in the county of Devon: Stephen de Haccombe and Richard de
Campo Arnulphi, knights. (S) CFRs.
6/28/1325,
Henry Champernoun and Stephen de Haccombe, king’s commissioners, reported the weights
used to measure tim in Corwall were worn out and had been tampered with. (S) Cal.
of Letter Books … Corporation of London, 1903, P203.
12/25/1325,
Commission … to array all men … Robert Beundyn, Stephen de Haccumbe } Devon.
(S) CPRs.
2/1/1327 at
Westminster, Edward III, age 14, crowned king of England.
6/8/1327,
Commission to Stephen de Haccoumbe, William de Cornubia and Henry Bokerell’ to
enquire by jury of the county of Devon as to piracies committed on that coast,
to arrest … (S) CPRs.
4/30/1328,
Thomas le Ercedekne, knight, acknowledges that he owes to Stephen de Haccombe,
knight, 200 marks … (S) CCRs.
5/6/1328, Association
of John de Bello Campo of Somerset and Nicholas Dauney in the commission of
oyer and terminer … on complaint by Stephen de Haccombe … co. Somerset. (S)
CPRs.
11/25/1328,
Agreement between Stephen de Haccombe and Otho de Bodrugan that Nicholas Bonville
[Boleville] should marry Joan Champernowne, … (S) West-County Stories and
Sketches, Rogers, 1895, P172.
1328, Stephen
died.
[––Margery––]
1328-29,
Bishop Grandisson dedicated the church, completed by Sir Stephen de Haccombe.
At the services were the bishop, Hugh Courtenay, earl of Devon, Margery (30422299),
relict of Sir Stephen de Haccombe, Cecily (15211149), daughter and heiress of
Sir Stephen de Haccombe, and wife of Sir John Lercedekene (15211148), and
Robert de Pyl, clerk, then living, and for the repose of the soul of the
founder, Sir Stephen de Haccombe, Jordan de Haccombe (his brother) and his wife
Isabella [de St. Aubyn], Sir Thomas Lercedekne (30422296) and his wife, Matilda
[2nd wife], and others deceased. (S) Journal of the British
Archaeological Assoc., 1862, P178. [Usually dated 7/19/1328 – which appears to
be incorrect. The record of the date was documented in 1341.]
6/30/1331 at
Exeter, Creditor: Margery, who was the wife of Stephen de Haccombe [Stephen
held Thurlestone with Middleton in Stanborough Hundred, Devon]. Amount: £11.
(S) UKNA.
Margery
died.
[––Post
Mortem––]
1341, Sir
John L'Ercedekne (15211148) made the church of Haccombe a college, pursuant to
the intention of his father-in-law, Sir Stephen de Haccombe.
(S) Mag.
Brit., V6, Devonshire, 1822, Haccombe.
Child
of Stephen and Margaret:
i. Cicely Haccombe (15211149), born by 1314 in
England. [Heiress]
[In some
records Cicely is identified as d/o Jordan, Stephen’s brother: e.g., 9/15/1331
CCRs. Evidence such as the 1328 record, the properties inherited, her
first-born son named Stephen, her patronage of Haccombe, … heavily favors
Cicely as d/o Stephen.]
