30422744. Lord John le Strange VI & 30422745. Isolda de Walton
5/18/1282, John born in Ellesmere, Suffolk, England, s/o 60845488.
Lord John le Strange V & 60845489. Maud D’Eiville.
Isolda born in England, d/o §John de Walton of Walton
D’Eiville, Warwick.
7/7/1307, Edward II became king on the death of his father.
5/28/1309, John attended the tournament at Stepney at which his
cousin Fulk le Strange attended; both in the retinue of the Earl of Lancaster.
6/28/1309, Debtor: John le Strange, and Hamo le Strange,
knights, and sons of Sir John le Strange, knight, the Elder, of Norfolk. (S)
UKNA.
9/8/1309, John age 27 when his father died.
12/8/1309, Deed of Covenant by Hamon Le Strange [younger
brother of John] with John and Isolda Le Strange for voidance of a Bond for
£1000 on completion of conveyance of the manor of Hunstanton. (S) UKNA, (S)
Archaeologia, V25, P412.
12/12/1309, John Le Strange of Knokyn summoned to parliament.
Bef. 2/6/1311, John died; Isolda surviving and holding the
manor of Knokyn jointly; acquired from Hamo le Strange, under Thomas de
Halghton, without rendering any service except homage. (S) Antiquities of
Shropshire, Vs9-10, Eyton, 1859, P370.
11/27/1313, Grant … to John de Mortuo Mari of that which
pertains to the king of the marriage of Isolda, late the wife of Jehn
Lestraunge of Knokyn, tenant in chief, … (S) CPRs.
11/18/1314, Isolda, late the wife of John le Strange, and
William de Lodelowe, in a plea of deceit.
8/8/1316, Isolda required to furnish a jury from her lands to
determine a complaint related to the forest of Ellesmere.
11/28/1317 in London, Debtor: Margaret, who was the wife of
Hamo le Strange, of Hunstanton [Smethden Hundred, Norfolk]. Creditor: Isolda,
who was the wife of John Le Strange of Knockin [Lord of Knockin in the Marches
of Wales]. Amount: £510. (S) Women of the English Nobility and Gentry, Ward,
1995, P79.
12/2/1317, Grant by the Lady Isolda to Lady Margaret Le Strange
of wardship etc. of Hamon son of the said Hamon [Margaret’s son]. (S) UKNA.
[For the 510£ agreed upon.]
10/1320, Eubelo LeStrange’s sister-in-law, Isolda LeStrange of
Knockin, was served by Richard Ludlow of Stokesay, a lawyer and portioner in
Westbury. (S) Studies in the Harley Manuscript, Fein, 2000, P69. [Isolda’s
attorney received the final payment of the 510£ debt.]
1/20/1322, Richard de Leghton was appointed by the King during pleasure
as Superior Keeper of the castle of Knockin, a writ of aid for him being directed
to Isolda de Knokyn, lady of the castle.
2/14/1322, Isolda or her bailiff to raise 50 foot-soldiers from
her lordship of Knockin for the war in Scotland.
4/9/1322, Isolda or her bailiff to raise 50 footmen to go to
Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
9/8/1322, Isolda’s attorney, for her at York, made aquitance of
the debt of 1317.
5/20/1324, Commission … Griffin de la Pole lately took … the
land of the Powys … John de Cherleton, lord of Powys, took into his hands …
Isolda le Straunge of Knokyn, and that of Beatrice Corbet of Caus [to furnish a
jury] … to do justice therein. (S) CPRs.
(S) Antiquities of Shropshire, 1860, Eyton.
Children of John and Isolda:
i. John le Strange VII, born 3/10/1297 in England.
6/16/1311, John summoned to parliament.
3/1323, John died at after the battle of Boroughbridge, without
issue; his brother Roger his heir.
ii. Roger le Strange (15211372), born 8/15/1301 in England
