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John de Erpingham & 30422761. Beatrix de Reppes
~1255, John
born in Norfolk, England, s/o §§Peter de
Erpingham.
~1275,
Beatrix born in England.
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.
Aft. 1285,
Walter de Berninham conveyed the 8th part of a fee of Wickmere,
Norfolk, to John de Erpingham.
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.
1312, John
de Erpingham and Beatrice his wife held Erpingham.
By 1315, John
died, buried in Great Snoring Church, leaving Erpingham manor to his son
Robert.
[––Beatrice––]
1315,
Beatrice, widow of John, holding Erpingham.
11/30/1321,
Transcript 'de verbo in verbum' of grant by John de Paylwyk that Beatrix who
was wife of John de Erpingham held of him in Wickmere one piece of land called
Neerelond computed for 1a. (S) UKNA.
Beatrix
died.
(S) Ess.
Tow.’s Topo. Hist. of Norfolk, V6, 1807, Wickmere & Erpingham.
Family
notes:
·
1244, Peter de Erpingham first to settle at
Erpingham, Norfolk.
·
1401, Thomas de Erpingham, ggs of John, holding
Erpingham.
Child
of John and Beatrix:
i. Robert de Erpingham (15211380), born ~1295 in
England.
