189120776. Lord Adam de Caily & 189120777. Mabell ?
~1190, Adam
born in England, s/o 378241552. John
de Cailly & 378241553. Margery
?.
~1200, Mabell born in England.
By 1206, Adam’s father died.
1216, Mandate to Hervey Belet that he not receive in the
king’s peace until commanded otherwise: Hugh de Plaiz, Michael de Poynings,
William de Stuteville, William de Mortimer, Adam de Cayly.
By 1218, Adam married Mabell.
11/23/1218, Oxfordshire. William of Huntercombe, Robert of
Wallingford and Agnes, his wife, give the king 1 mark for having a pone, before
the itinerant justices in Oxfordshire, of a plea between them, claimants, and
Adam de Cayly and Mabel, his wife, defendants, concerning the fourth part of a
knight’s fee with appurtenances in Ipsden. (S) FRsHIII. [William and Robert
trying to recover forfeited lands.]
8/3/1221, To the sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk. Order that,
having taken with him Osbert Gifford and Adam de Cayly, he is to cause diligent
inquisition to be taken without delay by the oath of 12 law-worthy knights …
(S) FRsHIII.
1229, Thomas de Ingoldestrop, Adam de Kaylly, Rogerus de
Mustrel et Andreas de Sarnburn constituti sunt justiciarii ad assisam nove dissaisine.
(S) CPRs, V2, 1903, m.4d. [Adam on 2 assizes in 1229.]
1230, W. comes Warennie, et sub eo, Johannes Bonet et Adam
de Kaylly. (S) CPRs.
11/9/1233, The fine of Hugh d’Aubigny for having his lands.
… [pledges] Adam de Cayly for 20 m. … (S) FRsHIII.
[Undated] Adam de Cailly paid £5 to plead in the case of
waste in Bradenham forest, during the dower of Margerie, his mother, who was
married to Michael de Poynings, she being to have only reasonable … to burn, by
view of the forest.
8/1240, Eodem modo scribitur vicecomiti Norf' de Radulfo de
Wauncy … Adam de Kaylli qui tenuit feoda iiij. militum, et similiter de illis
qui tenuerunt feoda v. militum et dimidii de terra de Burneham. (S) CCRs. [9
knights’ fees.]
By 1244, Adam died.
Child
of Adam and Mabell:
i. Osbert de Caily (94560388), born 1223 in
England.
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