94563992. Baron Gilbert Pecche & 94563993. Lady Alice fitz Walter
~1155, Gilbert Pecche born in England, s/o 189127984.
Hamo Pecche & 189127985. Alice Peverel.
~1178, Alice born in England, d/o 121698392. Walter Fitz
Robert & 121698393. Maud de Lucy.
Bef. 1185, Gilbert’s father died; his brother Geoffrey
succeeding.
1185, Alice Peverel and Geoffrey her son fined 100 marks to
have their reasonable part of Brunne, as that which had been Matilda de
Dover’s; Geoffrey’s aunt. [Opposing claimaint was Albreda (Harcourt) Trussbut.]
9/3/1189, Richard I crowned king of England.
By 1190, Gilbert heir to his brother Geoffrey.
1190, Gilbert charged scutage of 19 knights’ fees in
Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire, and 4 fees in Norfolk and Suffolk.
12/12/1189, Gilbert departed with King Richard on the 3rd
Crusade. Richard commandeered ships and ordered them to Dover to move some of
his forces to France. The fleet was then to move to Marsailles to meet up with
the combined English and French troops.
7/1190, the English and French armies met at Lyons; where
they learned that the German Emperor, leading his forces to the crusade, had
died in an accident.
1191, King Richard captured the city of Messina, Sicily,
after they had refused to let the English ships land.
5/1191, King Richard captured Cyprus, which he would use as
a supply base for his forces.
6/5/1191, The crusaders set sail for Acre. [French forces
were already besieging the city.]
7/1191, The crusaders captured Acre.Many of the forces,
especially the Germans, returned home.
9/5/1191, The crusaders defeated Saladin at the battle of
Arsuf.
9/8/1191, The crusaders arrived a Jaffa to find it’s
fortifications destroyed.
12/1191, The crusaders arrived at Beit Nuba, 12 miles from
Jerusalem; but decided they could not begin a siege.
8/1/1192, The crusaders conducted a sea assault on Jaffa.
9/2/1192, King Richard made a 3-year truce with Saladin.
10/1192, King Richard left the crusade to return home.
[––Gilbert & Alice––]
~1193, Gilbert married Alice, receiving the manor of Dis in
Norfolk. (S) One Thousand Years of Peck History, Peck, 2007, P25.
1194, Gilbert paid scutage of £29 1s 5d on 1.67 knights’
fees and 2.5 marks for half of the honor of Burnne, descended through his
mother. (S) Genealogical History, Burke, 1866, P422.
1197, Gilbert Peche … by fine levied at Westminster,
acknowledged knight’s fees held of the abbot of S. Edmunds in Dorencheston,
Kalesham, … . (S) Camden Series, 1840, P135.
5/27/1199, John crowned king of England.
1204, Gilbert Peche acquited scutage in the county of
Shropshire.
1210, Gilbert fined for permission to send 2 knights to
Ireland with King John instead of serving himself.
Bef. 7/9/1212, Gilbert died holding 4.25 knighs’ fees in
Ramton, Herleston, Hedingley, Lellewarth, Cotenham, and Dainton of the Bishop
of Ely. (S) History of the Religious Orders, Kirkpatrick, 1845, P278.
[––Alice––]
7/21/1213, Alic Pechie gave "Aliciam filiam suam"
as a hostage when "Roberti filii Walteri fratris sui" was freed. (S)
FMG.
2/21/1214, Alice’s brother returned from exile, and King
John ordered Alice’s daughter Alice to be released as a hostage and restored to
her mother.
Alice died.
(S) Antiquities of Shropshire, V9, Eyton, 1859.
Child of Gilbert and Alice:
i. Hamon Pecche (47281996), born ~1197 in England.
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