8389012. Sir Hugh de Beauchamp & 8389013. Idonea de Lisle
~1288, Hugh born in Ryme, Dorset,
England, s/o 16778024. Sir Humphrey de Beauchamp & 16778025. Sybil
Oliver. (S) Magna Carta Surities, Weis, 1999, P186.
~1298, Idonea born in Chaffcombe, co.
Somerset, England, d/o §William de Lisle.
(S) Magna Carta Surities, Weis, 1999, P186.
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.
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.
2/25/1308,
Edward II succeeded Edward I as King of England.
Hugh married Idonea.
1311, Accord between Hugh de Bello Campo
and Idonea his wife on the one part and John de Godlee dean of Wells and the
chapter on the other, in a dispute touching a chantry in the chapel of St.
Martin at Lillesdon …
1312-13, At Westminster … between John de
Kyngesbury, querent; and Hugh de Bello Campo and Anndonia his wife, diforciants
; … 3 messuages … in Chafcombe, Wondestrowe, and Stathe, … (S) Somerset Record
Society, V12, 1898, P114.
1314, Hugh de Beauchamp held one moiety,
and Ralph de Stocklinch the other of Chaffcombe, each by the service of a third
part of a knight’s fee. (S) Hist. and Antiq. of the County of Somerset, V3,
Collinson, 1791, P115.
1316-17, Hugh’s father died.
1317, The manor of Lillesdon Court and
Slough, [the most important house in] parish of North Curry, Somerset, owned by
Hugh de Bello Campo. (S) North Curry, Olivey, 1901, P113.
1317, Settlement of questions … between
the D. and C. and Hugh de Bello Campo and Idonea his wife, about a chantry of 3
days … S. Matrin’s Chapel in Lillesdon, … water rights … D. and C. will build 2
bridges. (S) Manuscripts of Wells Cathedral, V10, Pt3., 1885, P182.
1318, Hugh de Bello Campo acknowledges
that he owes to Richard de Alresford, clerk, 5 marks … Somerset. (S) Cal. of
the Close rolls.
11/3/1325, Accord between Hugh de Bello
Campo and Idonea his wife on the one part and John de Godlee dean of Wells and
the chapter on the other, in a dispute touching a chantry in the chapel of St.
Martin at Lillesdon …
2/1/1327,
Edward III succeeded Edward II as King of England.
1332-3, At Westminster …; between Richard
Pyke, junior, and Alianore, daughter of Hugh de Bello Campo, querents, by
John de Coliford as guardian of Richard and Alianore; and Richard Pyke,
senior, and Margaret his wife, deforciants; … (S) Feet of Fines, Somerset.
Hugh died.
1347, Quitclaim indented, by Idoigne late
the wife of Hugh de Beauchamp knight, lady of Lillesdon, to the dean and
chapter of Welles and their successors, of all right to common with her beasts,
as appurtenant to her free tenement of Lillesdon, upon a piece of moor called
Botirlake.
1349, Idony, wife of Hugh Beauchamp,
presented to the rectory at Chaffcombe. (S) Hist. of the County of Somerset, V4,
1978.
1355, Indenture of accord, made at
Northcory, St. Swithin's day, between the dean and chapter of Wells on the one
part and Dame Idoygne de Beauchamp (lady and heir of Lillesdon) on the other,
concerning her claim to have a chantry in her chapel of Lillesdon; …
(S) Somerset Record Society, V15, 1900, P143.
(S) History of Parliament, British Political Society. (S) Manuscripts of the Dean & Chapter of
Wells, V1, 1907.
Family
notes:
William de Insula s/o Walter de Lisle [died by 1269, s/o Jordan de Lisle & Emme Avenel].
1294, The demesne lands held with one
half of the manor of Chaffcombe by William de Lisle comprised a house and
garden, 30 a. of arable land, 4 a. meadow and pasture, and 20 a. of underwood.
(S) Hist. of the County of Somerset, V4,
1978.
Child
of Hugh and Idonea:
i. John Beauchamp (4194506), born ~1330 in Lillesdon,
Someset, England.
