486765080. Baron Peter II de Mauley & 486765081. Lady Isabel de Turnham
~1190, Peter
Malo Lacu born in Poitou, Normandy, s/o 973530160. Peter de Maulay I.
5/27/1199, John succeeded King Richard I of England.
Aft. 1200,
Isabel born in England, d/o 973530162. Robert de Turnham & 973530163.
Joanna Fossard.
1211,
Isabel’s father died.
1213,
Isabel, d/o Robert de Turnham, a ward of the crown. (S) Antiquities of the
Parish of Hemingsbrough, Burton, 1888, P253.
By 1213,
Peter’s father died.
By 1214,
Isabel’s mother died.
[–––Peter & Isabel–––]
1214, Isabel
de Turnham bethrothed to Peter de Mauley’s son Peter.
4/25/1214,
Peter de Mauley paid a fine of 7000 marks “for entrance to the inheritance of
the daughter of Robert de Turnham”. [“… int’ Idoneam Fossard pl’t, et
Petru’ de Malolacu et Isabellam uxor’ jus def et de medietate totius Baronie de
Doncastr’ cum p’tin … hereditate que fuit Willel’ Fossard, … ” – the
inheritance through her mother.] (S) Yorkshire, Wainright, 1829, P11. [The
record of 1218 indicates that this is Peter II, not Peter I.]
3/30/1215,
King John by writ ordered Peter and his bailiffs to enclose the town of
Doncaster with ‘hertstone and pale’ and make a ‘barbican’ on the bridge to
defend the town. (S) Yorkshire, Wainright, 1829, P11.
5/1215,
William de St-John, Peter de Maulay, and Robert of Burgate dispatched to Otto
of Brunswick. (S) Household Knights of King John, Church, 1999, P71.
6/19/1215 at
Runnymede near Windsor, John forced to
agree to the terms of the Magna Carta. [The barons in revolt together
held more castles and knights fees than John did as King.] Principally it
required “judgement by equals” and protected the rights of the church. [King
John then arranged for all of the barons to be excommunicated – starting a
war.]
1215, The
King to Peter de Maulay, … We send into your parts our faithful Geoffrey de
Hauville with our girfalcons, … we wish you to send some of your people to
guard our girfalcons when they go out to let them fly … (S) Gentleman’s
Magazine, V159, 1835, P122.
11/30/1215,
Alan de Multon (23641160), his father Thomas, Robert Arsic … , taken prisoner
by the king at Rochester and placed in the custody of Peter de Mauley at Corfe.
5/15/1216,
King John wrote to Peter de Mauley, constable of Corfe, that if Count de Dreux
should land in his juridiction, he should receive him graciously, with access
to the castle and its tower. (S) History – Corfe Castle, Bond, 1883, P19.
6/26/1216,
Peter Malo Lacu appointed sheriff of Dorset and Somerset. (S) Somerset Pleas,
1897, P82. [Served until 1221.]
1216, Osbert
Giffard and other knights committed by King John to the care of Peter de Mauley
for safe custody. (S) Gloucester Notes, V3, 1887, P206.
10/28/1216, Henry III, age 9, crowned king of England.
Peter was appointed to bring Richard, the king’s brother, and the regalia then
in his custody, to the coronation in London. (S) English
Ill. Mag., V32, 1905, P586.
1217,
Mandate issued to Peter de Maulay to deliver to the Earl of Chester, William de
Lancaster, a prisoner in his custody; to be sent to Gloucester under safe
conduct.
9/1217,
Peter re-appointed sheriff Somerset. (S) History – Somerset, Phelps, V1, 1836,
P69. [William, earl of Salisbury, had been appointed the previous March to
Somerset.]
1/1218,
Bishop of Winchester’s account rendered at Downton for the expense of a visit
by Bishop de Roches, the earl of Salisbury and the Poitevin courtier Peter de
Maulay. (S) Winchester Pipe Rolls, Britnell, 2003, P158.
8/23/1218,
Yorkshire. Order to the sheriff of Yorkshire to place in respite, …, the demand
he makes from Peter de Maulay for the 7000 m. by which he made fine with King
John, father of King Henry, for having to wife Isabella, daughter and heiress
of Robert of Thornham, and the demand that he makes from the same Peter for the
debts of the Jews, … and the demand of £17 2s. for Robert’s debts, …, and the
demand for the scutage of Scotland and Wales that was assessed in the time of
King John. (S) FRsHIII.
8/26/1218,
The king has granted to P. bishop of Winchester the custody of the land
formerly of Earl Simon de Montfort for as long as it pleases the king. Order to
Peter de Maulay, the earl of Salisbury, and Phillip d’Aubigny to cause him to
have full seisin of all of his land in their bailiwicks. (S) FRsHIII.
9/1218,
Peter appointed as sheriff of Somerset and Dorset.
1219, By
letters patent of the King, Peter de Malo Lacu commissioned to perambulate the
forests of Somerset. (S) Forests & Deer Parks of the County of Somerset,
Greswell, 1905, P76.
5/17/1220,
King Henry formally crowned at Westminster abbey by archbishop Stephen Langton.
Peter delivered the “regalia” for the coronation, which had been stored at
Corfe castle.
5/19/1220,
To Henry fitz Count. The king has committed his forest of Dunster to Peter de
Maulay [Peter also in charge of Corfe castle]. (S) FRsHIII.
9/16/1220,
Respite given to Peter de Mauley of the of the fine of 7000 marks until the
king should be of age. (S) English Historical Review, 1964, P516. [‘Mandamus …
demandam quam ficitis Petro de Malo Lacu de vii mill. marc. per quas finem
fecit cum domino Johanne rege, patre nostro, pro habenda un uxorem Isabella
filia et herede Roberti de Turneham.’]
9/17/1220,
Yorkshire. Peter de Maulay and Isabella, his wife, give the king two palfreys
for having a weekly market on Wednesdays at their manor of Lythe, and for
having an annual two-day fair there on the eve and feast of St. Oswald. (S)
FRsHIII.
1221,
Receipt of £108 from Peter de Mauley on account of the redemption of prisoners.
(S) Gloucester Notes, V3, 1887, P207.
1221,
William de Fortibus, earl of Albemarle headed an insurrection against King Henry.
[In 1241 Peter would be with the earl in the Holy Land.]
5/30/1221,
Peter de Maulay and Engelard de Cigogne, associates of Peter des Roches,
summoned to attend court at Winchester. At court, Peter was accused by Richard
de Mucegors of treason with Peter des Roches;
and was then imprisoned. (S) Peter des Roches, Vincent, 2002, P201.
By 11/1221,
Peter had mortgaged his estates and vowed to join the crusades.
1222, Brian
de Insula was commanded to let Peter de Mauley have the forest of
Egton. (S) Cartularium Prioratus de Gyseburne, Brown, 1894, P225.
1222, Peter
de Mauley paid relief on his succession of Robert de Turnham. (S) English
Historical Review, 1964, P516.
5/1222,
Peter de Maule and Engelard de Athies arrested and compelled to surrender their
castles. [Hubert de Burgh put down an insurrection in support of the French
king.] (S) Constitutional History of England, V2, 1877, P33.
1222,
Custody of the King’s cousin, Damosel de Bretagne [Alianor (d.1242 at Bristol),
sister of Arthur of Brittany], taken from Peter.
5/10/1223,
Pledges for Baldwin de Guines … Peter de Maulay II for £10. (S) FRsHIII.
1223, With
newly-crowned King Louis VIII declaring rights to English lands in France, Pope
Hororius III allows King Henry to be declared of age for certain limited
purposes.
2/29/1224,
Sheriff of Wiltshire to take the vill of Upavon, which Peter de Maulay holds by
bail of King John, into the king’s hand. (S) FRsHIII.
1224, Peter
de Mauley and his wife exchange land adjoining Haveracres in Osgodby for land
in Ness with Samson de Pomeroi and his wife Dionsia [de Hamelton.] (S) History
and Antiquities – Hemingsbrough, Burton, 1888, P304.
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 (94559104), Hugh de Mortimer, Walter de
Beauchamp (60848480), William de Saint John (121683720), Peter de Mauley
(486765080), Brian de Lisle, Thomas de Muleton, Richard de Argentine, Walter de
Neville, William Mauduit, John de Baalun.]
2/13/1225,
Order to the barons of the Exchequer to place in respite the demand they make
by summons of the Exchequer from Peter de Maulay for 7000 m. and the farm of
Kettleburgh, until one month after Easter in the ninth year. (S) FRsHIII.
1225, Peter
de Maulay accused of planning the escape from England of Eleanor of Brittany,
sister of Arthur of Brittany; who was imprisoned in his keeping at Corfe
castle.
6/19/1226,
The king has given respite to Peter de Maulay from the 80 m. … in keeping the
king’s castles of Corfe and Sherborne …. (S) FRsHIII.
1/1227, age
20, King Henry formally ascended to the
throne.
[Circumstantial evidence indicates Peter
joined the 6th crusade, fullfilling his vow of 1221; which departed
from Germany in August of 1227, and ended in a truce of March 1229.]
By 1231, Peter
had returned homage to King Henry.
1231, Peter
refused to pay the rent of 100s to the Bishop of Durham for rent on the manor
of Cliffe.
10/1/1231,
Order … to place in respite, …, the demand of 10 m. … from Drogo de Barentin
and John de Plessetis for the debt that Hugh de Maulnay and Peter de Maulnay
owed to the king. (S) FRsHIII.
Isabel died
[possibly earlier]; buried at Meaux abbey. [Peter later founded a chapel there
for her soul: ‘pro septennium ab obitu praefatae Isabellae.’]
1232, Peter
de Mauley and the Bishop of Winchester in contention with Gilbert Basset of
High Wycombe and Hubert de Burgh over the possession of Upavon manor,
Wiltshire. (S) Reign of Henry II, Carpenter, 1996, P49.
By 1233,
Isabella died.
[–––Peter–––]
By 1233,
Peter married Christiana [heir & d/o Gunnora], who had married William de
Mandeville [died 1226-7], and then Raymund de Burgh, earl of Essex [died 1230].
5/25/1233,
Henry de Balliol and Lora, his wife, David Comyn and Isabella, his wife, and
Peter de Maulay and Christiana, his wife, have made fine with the king … for
their relief of the lands that Christiana, who was the wife of W. count de
Mandeville , held of the king in chief and that fall to Lora, Isabella and
Christiana by inheritance, and the king has taken the homage of Henry, David
and Peter for them. … to have full seisin of the lands formerly of the
aforesaid Christiana as of fee on the day she died. (S) FRsHIII.
8/26/1234,
Amerced before the king in the eyre of R. of Lexington and W. of York at
Doncaster, … Richard de Percy, for disseisin against Peter de Maulay, 100 m.
(S) FRsHIII.
2/6/1235,
Grant to ‘Petrum de Malo Lacu et Isabella uxorem eius’ and her heirs, for half
a knight’s service, of a moiety of the disputed manor of Cliffe and a carucate
of land called the Ness, both of which they recognise as belonging to the
bishop and his church of Durham. (S) Durham, Snape, 2002, P319. [Grant to Peter
and the heirs of Isabel, his first wife, in the year ‘anno regni regis Henrici
filii regis Iohannis decimo nono’.]
3/24/1235,
20 m. from Peter de Maulay for disseisin, land in Sandal, vs. Ralph de
Verneiles and Joan his wife, plaintiffs. (S) FRsHIII.
1235, Peter
de Mauley appointed the governor of the castle of Devises.
1/2/1236,
Appointment during pleasure, of Peter de Malo Lacu to the custody of the county
of Northampton. (S) CPRs.
8/25/1236,
The king has granted to Peter de Maulay that his vill of Rossington, which is
on the borders of the counties of Yorkshire and Nottinghamshire and concerning
which dispute has arisen … is henceforth to sue in the county court of
Yorkshire. (S) FRsHIII.
9/25/1237 at
York, By treaty, Alexander II of Scotland asserted to King Henry of England
that he was owed Northumberland as dowry of Joanna. King Henry acknowledge a
grant of Tynedale in Northumberland, as well as the Earldom of Chester. …
witness … Peter de Mauley … (S) POMS.
9/27/1237,
Acceptance of a marriage contracted between Peter son and heir of Peter de
Brus, and Hilary eldest daughter of Peter de Malo Lacu, also a marriage
contracted between Peter son and heir of the said Peter de Malo Lacu and Joan,
eldest daughter of the said Peter de Brus. (S) CPRs.
1238, The
executors of Isabella de Turneham, late the wife of Peter de Mauley, pardoned
of the 30th arising from corn, … in the manors of Baynton and Cliff,
Yorkshire. (S) Cartularium Prioratus de Gyseburne, Brown, 1894, P225.
3/1238, [The
king has granted to] Peter de Maulay and Christiana, his wife , that, of the 50
m. which are exacted from them by summons of the Exchequer of the £100 by which
Henry de Balliol and Lora, his wife, [David Comyn] and Isabella, his wife, and
the same Peter and Christiana [made fine] with the king for their relief of the
manors of Benington, Hertingfordbury, Sheering, Higham and Fakenham Magna [of
the honour of] Valognes. (S) FRsHIII.
12/29/1238,
The king has granted to Peter de Maulay and Christiana, his wife, that, of the
£140 by which they made fine with him for having a third part of the barony
formerly of Gunnora de Valognes , they may render … (S) FRsHIII.
6/18/1239,
Peter de Mauley a godfather of the King’s son Edward. (S) Royal Charters,
Daniel-Tyssen, 1878, P42.
6/10/1240,
Peter de Mauley with Richard of Cornwall, younger brother of King Henry, as he
led English knights off on crusade. [They stopped on the way in Paris and
Provence.]
3/2/1241,
Protection without term for Peter de Malo Lacu. (S) CPRs.
10/8/1240,
The crusaders arrived at Acre; fighting no battles, but managing to negotiate
for the release of prisoners, and the burial of crusaders killed at a battle in
Gaza in 1239. They also helped the Duke of Burgundy rebuild the defenses at
Ascalon, and secured Jerusalem for the Church.
6/1241,
Richard of Cornwall started his return trip home. Peter de Mauley and William
de Fortibus, earl of Albemarle, remained in the Holy Land.
Bef.
12/22/1241, Peter died in the Holy lands.
Children
of Peter and Isabel:
i. Peter III de Mauley (243382540), born ~1226 in
England.
ii. Robert de Mauley, born ? in England.
iii. Hilaria de Mauley, born ? in England. [Eldest
daughter]
1237,
Hilaria married Peter de Brus, s/o 23641014. Peter de Brus & 23641015.
Helwise de Lancaster.
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