94559104. Baron John Fitz Alan & 94559105. Lady Isabel de Albini
~1197, John born in England, s/o 189118208. William
Fitzalan.
5/27/1199, John crowned king of England.
~1203, Isabel d’Aubigny born in England, d/o 973530514. William D’Aubigny &
973530515. Mabel of Chester.
1210, John’s father died, his brother William succeeding.
8/28/1212, John entrusted with 25 marks to be delivered to
the Earl of Salisbury.
4/19/1215, John the successor to his older brother William.
[John was with William at Clun castle when William died.] John’s lands
delivered to Thomas de Erdington, his older brother William’s father-in-law.
(S) The History of Ludlow and Its Neighbourhood, Wright, 1852, P143. [This had
been an arrangement with Thomas and King John associated with the heir William
before his death.]
4/27/1215, John met [as a minor] with the rebel barons at
Brackley. [Likely because he did not like the fact that his lands were in the
possession of Thomas de Erdington.]
6/19/1215 at Runnymede near Windsor, King John forced to
agree to the terms of the Magna Carta.
8/2/1215, John in possession of the royal castle of Stretton
in defiance of King John.
10/3/1216, King John presented to Cound church, claiming
patronage in virtue of the attainder of his enemy John FitzAlan.
10/18/1216, King John died.
10/28/1216, Henry III, age 9, crowned king of England.
4/20/1217, King Henry III gave John’s manor of Kivele to
John Marescall.
10/1217, John made peace with King Henry III; the King
authorizing him to collect scutage in Warwickshire, Wiltshire, Norfolk,
Suffolk, Oxfordshire and Shropshire.
11/14/1217, by writ, most of John’s lands restored.
11/23/1219, Order to the sheriff of Shropshire to place in
respite the demand which he makes from John fitz Alan for the debt that Thomas
of Erdington owed John, King of England, of the fine he made with him for the
custody and marriage of William fitz Alan, brother of John, … John complains
that more scutage is being exacted from him than pertains to him of his
knights’ fees in the county, … (S) FRsHIII.
1/26/1220, John left England on a pilgrimage to the Shrine
of St. James of Compostella. (S) FRsHIII.
6/1220, William de Duston and Mary his wife called to answer
John FitzAlan and show by what warrant they hold in the manor of Meleham,
Norfolk, which John claims as his right and inheritance. Mary claims dower
right from his brother William. (S) Curia Regis Rolls, V9, P57.
1221, John still had a 10,000 mark fine inherited from his
brother William. [Eventually dropped.]
12/1221, John was with King Henry III at the siege of Biham.
[–––John & Isabel–––]
By 1222, John married Isabel.
2/19/1222, John empowered to collect his own scutage.
9/27/1224, Order to the sheriff of Shropshire to place in
respite the demand he makes by summons of the Exchequer from John fitz Alan for
his debts to the king. (S) FRsHIII.
1/1225, King Henry reissued the Magna Carta, which became
the official text. (S) Hist. Essay on the Magna Charta of King John, Thomson,
1829, P130. [Witnesses: … Hubert de Burgh, the King’s Justiciary; Randolph Earl
of Chester and Lincoln, William Earl of Salisbury, William Earl of Warren,
Gilbert de Clare Earl of Gloucester and Hertford (19989528), William de Ferrers
Earl of Derby, William de Mandeville Earl of Essex, Hugh le Bigod Earl of
Norfolk (19909646), William Earl of Ablemarle, Humphrey de Bohun Earl of
Hereford (47279584), John de Lacy Constable of Chester (19989530), Robert de
Ros, Robert fitz Walter, Robert de Vipont, William de Brewer, Richard de
Montifichet, Peter Fitz Herbert, Matthew Fitz Herbert, William de Albiniac,
Robert Gresley, Reginald de Bruce, John de Monmouth (23634242), John Fitz Alan,
Hugh de Mortimer, Walter de Beauchamp, William de Saint John, Peter de Mauley,
Brian de Lisle, Thomas de Muleton, Richard de Argentine, Walter de Neville,
William Mauduit, John de Baalun.]
2/11/1225, John attested to the Carta de Forestis of King
Henry III.
1225, King Henry reissued the Magna Carta, which became the
official text. Barones de Marchia named as Reginald de Braose, John de
Monmouth, John fitz Alan, and Hugh de Mortimer. (S) Lords of the Central
Marches, Holden, 2008, P9.
9/2/1226, Walter de Clifford, John fitz Alan, John le
Strange and William de Cantilupe [and others] to attend a meeting on October 25th
at Oswestry with Lewellyn, Prince of Wales, and report the result.
12/26/1226, A writ-close orders the variances between
William Pantulf and Madoc ap Griffith of Bromfield to be settled at Oswestry by
arbitration of John fitz Alan, John le Strange, … and the sheriff of
Shropshire.
Isabel died.
[–––John–––]
By 1228, John married 2nd Hawise de Blancminster.
4/11/1228, John procured for his manor of Blancminster a
fair on the eve, day of, and day after St. Andrew’s feast. (S) Gazetteer of
Markets and Fairs.
9/28/1228, John fitz Alan has made fine with the king by 300
m. for having seisin of the land of Cold Norton with appurtenances, which he
claims to be his right and inheritance. (S) FRsHIII.
1229, John assess on 9 fees of Geoffrey de Vere, and 22.5
fees of his own.
1230, John fitz Alan charged £2 on the scutage of Brittany
on one fee of Albreda de Boterell.
1231, John fitz Alan excused on the scutage of Poitou of
half a fee, on one fee of Albreda de Boterell.
1/23/1232, The King assigned John le Strange [the younger]
and John Fitz Alan to receive satisfaction from Llewelyn for
infractions of the truce. (S) LeStrange Records, 1916, P80.
1233, John apparently had another falling-out with the King.
6/14/1233, John fitz Alan to deliver to Walter de Beauchamp
such hostages as the said Walter shall name. (S) Antiquities of Shropshire,
Vs11-12, Eyton, 1860, P230.
11/3/1233, Mandate to John son of Alan that when it be
necessary that some of his knights shall stay with him at Shrewsbury, he shall
betake himself to the knights and free tenants who hold of him elsewhere in
England to do the said service for him. (S) CPRs.
2/6/1234, To John Lestrange touching the hostage of John son
of Alan. (S) CPRs. [John, sheriff of Salop, was to deliver back to John son of
Alan, both William son of Richard de Leyliton and Simon son of Henry de
Maskelin, who had been sent to the king as hostages to guarantee fidelity.]
7/1/1234, John with Thomas Corbet and Henry de Audley to
take possession of the castles on the Marches in custody of Peter de Rivaux, by
laying siege if necessary.
11/18/1236, John fitz Alan impedient vs. John de Beckebir
plaintiff, a suit of charter-warranty … John recognizes gift of William fitz
Alan, his father, …
3/8/1238,
The king commands him to provide for the sufficient defence of the march, so
that the lands of the king or of himself may not by his default suffer danger,
and if necessary he may resist Llywelyn the Great at an opportune season:
written to Walter de Clifford (23640214), … Thomas Corbet, … John Lestrange
(121697006), H. earl of Hereford, Henry de Aldithele (94567456), John de
Monemue (23634242), Ralph de Mortuo Mari (9994864), … William de Stutevill
(47281514), John son of Alan (94559104). (S) CPRs.
3/28/1238, John FitzAlan, Walter de Clifford, and Herbert
fitz Peter ordered to take measures against an attack by Llewelyn. (S) CPRs.
6/2/1239, Shropshire. John fitz Alan gives 3 palfreys so
that the plea between Robert of Ware and him, concerning Robert’s imprisonment
by John, be placed in respite. (S) FRsHIII.
1240, John died.
2/24/1240, Order to the sheriff of Shropshire to retain in
the king’s hand the manors and castles of Whitchurch, Clun, and Shrawardine,
and Montford , and 18s of rent in Shrewsbury of the lands formerly of John fitz
Alan in the aforesaid county, and the manor of Chipping Norton in Oxfordshire.
(S) FRsHIII, 6/15/1240.
By 9/19/1242, Hawise died. (S) FRsHIII.
(S) Antiquities of Shropshire, Eyton, 1858, 1859, 1860.
Child of John and Isabel:
i. John FitzAlan (47279552), born 5/1223 in Essex,
England.
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