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Lord Humphrey de Beauchamp & 16778025. Sybil Oliver & 60841813. Alice Novant
~1255, Humphrey born in England, s/o 243367952. Robert
de Beauchamp & 243367953. Alice de Mohun. (S) Notes & Queries,
1907, P471.
1263, Humphrey’s father died; his mother
surviving; his brother John the heir.
~1266, Sybil born in Wambrook, Somerset,
England, d/o §§Walter
Oliver.
3/27/1274, Protection with clause [volumus], until 1
August, for Humphrey de Bello Campo, going with John fitz John on an embassage
of the king beyond seas. (S) CPRs.
8/19/1274, Edward I succeeded Henry III
as King of England.
3/27/1274, Humphrey de Bello Campo given
protection to join the retinue of John son of John on an embassage of the king
beyond seas. (S) CPRs.
~1275, Alice born in England, d/o §§Sir Roger Novant.
(S) The Family of Fortescue, V2, 1869, P7.
By 1278, Sybil’s father died.
1278-79, Wambrook and Lunleye, Dorset.
Appointment of Solomon de Rochester … to take assise of novel disseisin
arraigned by Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, against Sibyl, daughter of Walter
Olyver … tenement in. (S) 47th Annual Report, 1886, P313.
1279-80, Humphrey married Sibyl.
1280, Wambrook, Dorset. Appointment of
Solomon de Rochester … to take assise of novel disseisin arraigned by Humphrey
de Beauchamp and Sibyl his wife against Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, …
touching tenenment. (S) 47th Annual Report, 1886, P379.
10/24/1283, Humphrey’s older brother John
died; John’s son John his heir.
12/25/1285 at Exeter, Protection, with
clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for Humphrey de Bello Campo, going beyond
seas. Safe conduct, for 1 year. (S) CPRs.
12/27/1285, William del Estre
acknowledges that he owes to Humphrey de Bello Campo 15 marks. (S) CCRs.
1287-90, Sibyl divorced Humphrey.
[––Humphrey––]
& [––Sibyl––]
By 1292, Sibyl married 2nd
John de Aldham. (S) Hist. of Somerset, V4, 1978, Wambrook.
[––Humphrey & Alice––]
By 1292, Humphrey married Alice.
1293, Cecily (121683977), widow of John
Beauchamp, Lord Beauchamp of Hatch, whose husband had acted as trustee for his
brother Humphrey, unsuccessfully claimed dower in the Wambrook estate.
1296, Humphrey served in Scotland.
3/30/1296, Edward captured
Berwick-upon-Tweed, an important Scottish port of northeast England, sacked the
town and massacred thousands of its inhabitants.
4/27/1296, Edward invaded Scotland with a
force of 25,000 and won the battle of Dunbar against the forces of John Comyn
and his son.
6/14/1296, Edward captured Stirling
castle, and then Edinburgh castle in an 8 day seige..
8/28/1296, Order to deliver to Humphrey
de Bello Campo the manor of Wymbourneford, co. Devon … the king has pardoned
Humphrey his trespass in entering the manor for his praiseworthy service to the
king in the war in Scotland. (S) CCRs.
3/15/1298, Humphrey de Beauchamp, lord of
Ryme, granted a weekly market and an annual fair to be held at the manor of
Ryme Intrinseca. (S) Gaz. Of Markets And Fairs.
5/14/1299, Confirmation of a sale made by
Walter de Gloucestre, escheator this side of Trent, in pursuance of a power to
him to sell wardships and marriages … to Humphrey de Bello Campo, knight, for
£20, of the marriage of Idonia, daughter and heir of William de Insula, tenant
in chief. (S) CPRs.
2/12/1301, Debtor: Humphrey de Beauchamp,
knight, of Devon [held Womberford, Halberton Hundred and Teignharvey, Wonford
hundred, Devon] … Amount: 55m. (S) UKNA.
10/18/1303, Grant to Humphrey de Bello Campo, by reason of
his service in Scotland, of the custody, during the minority of Amidonia the
daughter and heir of the lands in the Isle of Wight, late of William de Insula,
tenant in chief. (S) CPRs. [Idonea would marry Humphrey’s son Hugh.]
3/1305 at Coker, John de Bello Campo,
Humphrey de Bello Campo, … knights witnessed a charter by John de Mandevile,
son of John de Mandevile. (S) Two Cartularies of the Augustinian Priory of
Bruton, 1894, P140.
1306 Sibyl Oliver [using her maiden name]
granted the advowson and the reversion of the manor of Wambrook to John de
Hertrugge and Nichole his wife, with a reservation for life to Sibyl’s son
William.
7/16/1306, IPM of Henry de la Pomeray.
Devon: … Bokerel. 3 1/4 knights’ fees which Humphrey de Bello Campo holds. (S)
CIsPM.
2/25/1308, Edward II succeeded Edward I
as King of England.
1308, John de Hertrugge and Nichole
secured a quitclaim of the manor of Wambrook from Humphrey de Beauchamp.
10/26/1309, Debtor: Roger de Novaunt,
knight, of Devon. reditor: Sir Humphrey de Beauchamp [held Womberford,
Halberton Hundred, and Teignharvey, Wonford Hundred, Devon]. Amount 100m. (S)
UKNA.
10/15/1310, John de Bromfeld acknowledges
that he owes to Humphrey de Bello Campo £40. (S) CCRs.
8/27/1312, Humphrey de Bello Campo to
grant a messuage and land in Oburnford to John son of Humphrey de Bello Campo
and Joan his wife, retaining land in Buckerell. Devon. (S) CPRs.
1313, Humphrey de Beauchamp a member of
parliament for Devon.
3/25/1313, Humphrey de Bello Campo, of
co. Somerset. (S) CCRs.
1316, Humphrey died holding the manors of
Ryme, co. Dorset; Wambrook, Co. Somerset; Woburnford, Oulescombe, Teinghervy,
and Buckerell, Co. Devon; and Lanescot and Lanlowarne, Co. Cornwall.
[––Alice––]
By 7/1317, Alice died.
10/20/1317, Writ of plenius certiorari of
Alice, late the wife of Humphrey de Bello Campo. Devon: Sulferton. Alice late
the wife of Humphrey de Bello Campo died seised of the manor of Sulferton and
the advowson of the church, which she held for life … remainder to Peter Corbet
and Beatrice his wife and the heirs of their bodies … (S) CIsPM.
(S) Magna Carta Sureties, Weis, 1999,
P186. (S) Hist. of the Co. of Somerset, V4, Dunning, 1978, PP222-231.
Child of Humphrey and Sibyl:
i.
Hugh de Beauchamp (8389012), born ~1288 in Ryme, Dorset, England.
Child of Humphrey and Alice:
ii.
John de Beauchamp (30420906), born ~1295 in Ryme, Dorset, England.
