8/2/1100, Henry I crowned King of England.
~1090, Robert Marmiun born in Normandy, s/o §§Roger de Marmion. (S) Feudal England, Round,
1895, P191.
~1100, Adelise ‘Marmion’ born in Normandy.
1106, Robert’s grandfather and namesake died; his
grandmother surviving.
~1120, Richard born in England,
s/o §§Baron Gerard de Camville. (S) See Family notes.
1113, The manor of Paris Garden
with a mill granted by Robert Marmyon to the Abbey of Bermondsey. (S) Survey of
London, V22, 1950, Paris Garden Manor.
[––Robert & Adelise ‘Marmion’––]
~1118, Robert married Adelise ‘Marmion’.
~1121-44, Adelise died. [Likely in
childbirth.]
[––Robert––]
~1125, Milicent born in France. [Kinswoman of Queen Adela,
wife of King Henry I.]
1129, Robert Marmion, son of Sir
Roger Marmion, received Henry I at the castle of Tamworth in England.
[––Richard &
Adelise ‘Camville’––]
~1140, Richard 1st married Adelise. (S) See
1170-71. [This is not Robert’s wife.]
1131, Robert’s father died; Robert, of ‘Lincoliescira’, of
full age buy not yet a knight. Robert succeeded as Lord of Fonteny, Normandy.
Roger paid £176 13a 4d for livery of his lands.
[Undated] Writ of King Henry I granting to Robert Marmion
warren in all his land of Warwickshire in wood and plain, as his father had,
including at Tamworth.
12/2/1135, King Henry I died; having had his barons pledge
fealty to his daughter Empress Matilda.
12/22/1135, Stephen crowned king of England.
8/1/1137, Louis VII succeeded as king of France.
1139, Geffrey, earl of Anjou, besieged and razed Robert’s
castle of Fontney, Normandy.
1139, Robert Marmiun, vassal of Waleran, comte de Meulan,
held the castle and town of Falaise against Geoffrey, earl of Anjou. (S) The
Church Historians of England, Pt1, 1856, P714.
1139, Empress Matilda invaded England from the west to claim
the crown of England.
1/4/1140, Queen Adeliza, wife of deceased King Henry I,
divided the manor of Stanton-Harcourt, giving part to her cousin Milicent, wife
of Robert Marmion. (S) King Stephen, King, 2010, P124. [Adeliza d/o Godfrey,
duke of Louvain.]
1140 at Stamford, Attending King Stephen’s court: Ranulf,
earl of Chester; Gilbert, earl of Pembroke; Earl Simon; Roger, earl of Warwick;
Earl Robert de Ferrers; … Richard de Camville; Richard Fitz Urse; Eustace fitz
John; … Hugh Wake; … (S) King Stephen, King, 2011 [Note 12.]
Aft. 1140, Richard’s father died.
Bef. 1141, Queen Adela, wife of Henry I, gave land in
Stanton and South Leigh worth £40 to her kinswoman Millicent, wife of Robert
Marmion.
4/7/1141 at Winchester, Empress Matilda acknowledged as
“Lady of England and Normandy” by Bishop Henry.
1141, Tamworth, held of Robert, a supporter of King Stephen,
was given to William de Beauchamp by Empress Matilda. (S) Historic
Staffordshire, Dent, 1896, P72.
12/25/1141, Stephen again crowned King. [The civil war would
continue for 12 more years.]
~1142 in Normandy, Robert Marmion, with Milisent his wife
and Robert his son, made a grant to the abbey of Bardney, com. Linc.
[–––Robert & Milicent–––]
By 1144, Robert married Milicent. [No children.]
By 1144, King Stephen confirmed Robert and Milicent’s gift
to the church of St. Edith of Polesworth [Warwickshire]. Witnesses: Queen
Matilda [King Stephen’s wife], Eustace the king’s son, …
1144, Robert was in constant conflict with Robert, earl of
Chester.
9/1144, Robert died; slain at the monastery of Coventry,
Warwickshire, while excommunicated, by the forces of Robert, earl of Chester.
[Robert had expelled the monks to build a castle.] (S) The Church Historians of
England, Pt1, 1856, P417.
[–––Richard & Melicent–––]
1144-45, Melisende married 2nd Richard de
Camville.
1147, Richard de Camville granted in pertetual alms to the
church of St. Mary at Kenilworth, Warwickshire, the church of St. Peter at
Cherletone.
10/25/1154, Henry II succeeded Stephen as King of England.
12/1157 at Stamford, Richard de Luci and Richard de Canvill
attested a royal charter to the Lepers of St. Lazaraus of Jerusalem.
1158-59, ‘Ricardo de Campville viii m’ in Hampshire. (S)
FMG.
1161-2, ‘Ricardus de Campville in perdono per breve Regis’
in Warwickshire and Leicestershire. (S) FMG.
1/1164, Constitutions of Clarendon … in the fourth year of
the papacy of Alexander, in the 10th year of the most illustrious king of the
English, Henry II., in the presence of that same king, … in the presence of the
following: [10 counts], Richard de Luce, …, Roger Bigot, Reginald de Warren, …,
William de Braiose, Richard de Camville, Nigel de Mowbray, …, William
Malduit-chamberlain, … and many other chiefs and nobles … (S) Yale Law School,
The Avalon Project.
By 1170, Millicent died, her lands in Stanton and South
Leigh passing to her 2nd husband, Richard de Camville.
[––Richard––]
4/5/1170–3/27/1171, ‘Ricardus de Camvilla’ donated ‘terciam
partem decimarum ... apud Hottoth’ to Jumièges, for the souls of ‘uxoris mee
Adelicie et sequentis uxoris mee Milesente ... Rogeri fratris mei.’ (S) FMG.
[This ‘Adelise’ cannot be the same person as the wife of Robert.]
1176, Richard died in Sicily. (S) FMG. [Son Gerard received
the lands in France, son Richard the lands in England.]
(S) Magni Rotuli Scaccarii Normanniae, Stapleton, 1844,
P47ff.
Family notes:
1066, §§Roger de Marmion,
s/o §§Robert de Marmion (d.1106) & Hawys ?, who came to England with
William the Conqueror, and received Tamworth, Warwickshire and Scrivelsby,
Lincolnshire. (S) Memoirs … Royal Archaeological Institute, 1848, P208.
1106, In the year when Henry king of the English
subdued Normandy to himself, Hawys (Hadeguisa) wife of Robert Marmion, becoming
a nun in the abbey of Holy Trinity, gave to it and the sisters certain lands
[in Normandy] as Robert Marmion had held them at his death, with consent of her
sons, Roger, Helto, and Manasses, who joined her in placing the gift on the
altar. (S) Cal. of Doc’s Preserved in France, Pt1, 1889, MS. lat., fo.32.
6/1121, §§Baron Gerard de Camville, keeper of
the royal castle at Lincoln, under siege, had swore allegiance to John.
1140, §§Baron
Gerard de Camville gave 2 parts of the tithe of paris of Cherletone to the
Cluniac abbey of Bermondsey, Surrey.
Child
of Robert and Adelise ‘Marmion’:
i.
Robert de Marmion (79959088), born ~1120 in Normandy, France.
Children of Richard and Melicent:
i. Gerard de Camvill (378270340),
born ~1146 in England.
ii. Richard de Camvill, born ? in England.
1188 at
Geddington, Charter of King Henry to the church of Bungay. Witnesses … Earl
William of Sussex; Earl David, brother of the King of Scots; … Richard de
Camville; … (S) Hugh de Puiset – Bishop of Durham, Scammell, 2011, P284.
9/3/1189, Richard I succeeded King Henry II of England.
Gerardus de Camvilla and Ricardus de Camvilla [brothers] attended the
coronation. (S) Chronicle of the Reigns of Henry II and Richard I, 1867, P80.
1189, Richard de Camville attended the 3rd
crusade with King Richard I.
1191, Richard died on crusade, his sister Isabel heiress to
his English lands.
iii. Isabel de Camville (243393935), born ~1150 in
England.
iv. Matilda de Camville, born ? in England.
Matilda married William de Ros, s/o Geoffrey de Ros &
Sibyl de Arsic.
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