159699328. Baron Henry Lovel & 159699329. Lady Alice de Kari
~1135, Henry
born in England, s/o 319398656. Ralph Lovel & 319398657. Margaret of
Huntingdon.
~1140, Alice
born in England.
12/19/1154,
Henry II crowned king of England.
1155,
Henry’s grandfather died.
1159, Henry
heir to his father, paying 5 marks [Ralph, Lord of Castle Kary had adopted the
name Lovel.]
1161, Henry
first appears in the rolls for Somerset. (S) Complete Peerage.
1162, Henry Lovel
answered for scutage on 5 knights’ fees. (S) Fuedal Assessments, Keefe, 1983,
P256.
1163-1183,
Henry Lovel, lord of Hawick (Roxb) and of Castle Cary (Som), gives two bouini
of land to the canons of St. Andrews. (S) Peoples and Languages, … Britain and
Ireland, Sharpe.
1163-1183,
“Henry Lovel to all his worthy men French and English as well present and
future.”
1165, Henry
Lovel answered for scutage on 5 knights’ fees. (S) Fuedal Assessments, Keefe,
1983, P256.
1166, King
William the Lion of Scotland confirmed a grant of land made to the monks of
Jedburgh by Margaret, mother of Henry. (S) History of the Berwickshire
Naturalists' Club, 1887, P421.
1166, Henry
Lovel of Hawcy witnessed a charter under the great seal of Scotland by King
William the Lion at Lochmaben to Robert de Brus II.
1166, Henry
certified to have 18 knight’s fees [6.5 were mortain] in the assessment of aid
of marriage of Maud, the king’s daughter. (S) History and Antiquities of
Somersetshire, Phelps, 1839, P34.
1176, Henry
amerced 100 marks for trespassing in the king’s forest.
3/30/1183,
Pope Lucius III confirmed Henry’s bestowing of 2 oxgangs of land in Branxholme
on the monks of St. Andrews. (S) The
House of Cockburn, Cockburn-Hood, 1888, P11.
1187, Pope
Gregory VIII confirmed Henry’s bestowing of 2 oxgangs of land in Branxholme
on the monks of St. Andrews. (S)
Bannatayne Club Publications, I97, V1, 1850, P341.
1188, Henry
Lovel by a fine of 100 marks licenced to implead Robert de Lovington for lands
in Bratton and Brewton, Somerset. (S) Antiquities of the County of Somerset,
V1, Collinson, 1791, P215.
9/3/1189,
Richard I crowned king of England.
1194, Henry
Luvel, assessed in the third and fourth Scutage, at twenty Shillings for every
Fee, to defray the expenses of the Norman army. (S) House of Yvery, Anderson,
1742, P310.
1194, Henry,
baron Lovel of Castle Kari, died. (S) Medieval Deeds of Bath and District,
Kemp, 1974, P57. (S) Synopsis of the Peerage, V1, 1825, Nicolas, P392.
[––Alice––]
5/27/1199, John crowned king of England.
1208, Henry
[the son] held land by the service of 4 knights: 2 for the honor of Mortain, 2
for the honor of Castle Cary. Henry paid 300 marks and 7 palfries for livery of
his lands; also holding Hunewy, Pydecumbe, and Colney in the hundred of Brewton,
co. Somerset; Pydecumbe and Colney held jointly with his mother Alice, and
Maud, the widow of his brother [Ralph].
(S) A
Genealogical History of the Dormant, Abeyant, Forfeited, and Extinct, Burke,
1866, P332.
Child
of Henry and Alice:
i. Henry Lovel (79849664), born ~1160 in England.
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