30422760. John de Erpingham & 30422761. Beatrix de Reppes
1277, John de Erpingham and Beatrix his wife settled 19 messuages
and parcels of lands, on Thomas son of John de Antingham, having a large estate
in Wykmere, Calthorp, Iteringham, Aldburgh, Beckham, Baconesthorp, and
Berningham. (S) Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk,
V6, 1807.
6/24/1304, Debtor: John de Erpingham {Orpingham}, Roger le
Curzon {Curzun}, and John de Repps {Repp} [held part of Northrepps and
Southrepps, North Erpingham Hundred, Norfolk]. Creditor: Elizabeth, who was the
wife of Thomas Gerberge. Amount: 20m. (S) UKNA.
7/7/1307, Edward II became king on the death of his father.
Bef. 1324, John died, buried in Great Snoring Church, leaving
Erpingham manor to his son Robert.
Child of John and Beatrix:
i. Robert Erpingham (15211380), born ~1290 in England
