121690496. Lord Richard de Playz & 121690497. Joan ?
1228, Richard de Plaiz born in England, s/o 243380992. Hugh de Playz & 243380993. Philippa de
Montfichet.
1244, Richard’s father Hugh de Plaiz died, holding 7
knights’ fees, leaving a son Richard de Plaiz by his 1st wife
Philippa de Munfichet.
[––Richard––]
~1241, Richard 1st married to a daughter of Philip
de Burnham. (S) See Richard’s father, 11/17/1241.
~1245, Joan born in England.
11/17/1245, Richard’s wardship given to Countess M. Warenne.
~1246, Joan born in England.
1250, Richard de Playz holds a knight’s fee, and is of full
age, but is not yet a knight; therefore he is fined.
1256, Richard de Playz lord of Toftes in Norfolk, and of
Leye in Kent. (S) Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of
Norfolk, V7.
10/6/1256, Richard vs. Alice, widow of Hugh de Playz [his
father’s 3rd wife], who claimed dower. (S) Early Registers of Writs,
Selden Society, 1970, P52.
6/19/1256, Respite from knighthood, for 3 years, to Richard
de Palyz, for a fine. (S) CPRs.
5/14/1264, King Henry captured at the battle of Lewes, “at
the Mill of the Hide”; Simon de Montfort effectively ruling England.
[––Richard & Joan––]
By 1265, Richard married Joan.
8/4/1265, Lord Edward defeated Simon de Montfort at the
battle of Evesham; ending the barons’ revolt in England.
1267, Richard age 39. Richard de Montfichet died; his
sisters Margaret de Bolbec; Aveline, countess of Albemarle; and Philippa de
Plaiz [wife of Hugh de Pleys] his heirs. [Philippa de Plaiz had a son Richard
de Plaiz, age 39.] (S) FMG.
1267, After the death of Richard de Munfichet, among the
lands assigned to his nephew and coheir Richard de Plaiz were fees held by
[inter alia] Giles de Argentein, Luke de Poninges and Adam de Cokfeld.
5/12/1268, Richard de Plaiz did homage for Okeley Magna,
Essex, of the barony of Montfichet as an heir of his uncle Richard de
Mossechet, lately deceased, of Stanstead, Essex. (S) FRsHIII.
1268, IPM of Richard de Munfichet. He had 3 sisters,
Margery, Avelina and Philippa; from Margery issued Hugh de Bolebek, who
had 4 daughters, married to Roger de Lacastre, Nicholas
Corbet, Hugh de Laval, and Walter de Huntercumbe; from Avelina
issued William de Fortibus, earl of Albemarle, whose heirs are under age and in
the king's wardship; and from Philippa issued Richard de Playz (121690496);
so that the said Richard's inheritance is to be divided into 3 parts, the first
pertaining to the 4 daughters of Hugh de Bolebek, the second to the heirs of
William de Fortibus, and the third to Richard de Playz, who is 40 years of age.
(S) CIsPM.
1268, Richard de Plaiz, son of Hugh de Playz [founder],
benefactor of Bromwell, Wetinge, priory. (S) Index Monasticus, Taylor, 1821,
P21.
Bef. 7/8/1269, Richard de Plaiz died; his heir Ralph de
Plaiz, age 3, a ward of Roger de Aguilon. (S) St Peter’s Chailey, History. IPM:
Norfolk, Essex, Sussex. (S) CIsPM.
[––Joan––]
1/17/1271, Licence for a fine of £10 for Joan, late the wife
of Richar de Playz, who held in chief, to marry whomsoever she will of the
king’s allegience. (S) CPRs.
11/16/1272, Edward I ascended to the throne while on crusade.
1301, Joan identifed as the mother of Ralph and Giles.
3/1303, Joan appointed Robert de Elmham to the rectory of
Knapton.
Joan died.
(S) Essay Towards a Topographical History of the County of
Norfolk, 1739, P477. (S) The History of an East Anglian Soke, Hood, 1918, P75.
Children of Richard and Joan:
i. Ralph de Plaiz, born 1266 in England.
1283, Ralph died; his brother Giles his heir.
ii. Giles de Plays (60845248), born aft. 1266 in England.
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