121691426. Lord Thomas de Valoines & 121691427. Joan de Clemdon
10/28/1216, Henry III, age 9, crowned king of England.
~1220, Thomas born in Shabbington, Buckinghamshire, England,
s/o 243382852. Thomas de Valoines.
~1225, Joan born in England, d/o §§Geoffrey
de Clemdon & Joan ?. (S) Oxfordshire Rec. Soc. 56, Cooper, 1989.
Aft. 10/12/1235, Thomas’ father died.
4/28/1241, “Thomas de Valoines and Iohanna his wife pet. …”
(S) Oxford Record Series, 1929, P112.
2/1245, Thomas de Valeynes carried into effect a plan for
the benefit of the Friars Minors, consisting of begging or buying out 8
property holders in the south-west suburb of Oxford. (S) The Grey Friars of
Oxford, Little, 2006, P16.
[––Thomas & Joan––]
~1248, Thomas married Joan.
1250, Robert de Thumele confirms the grant. Witnesses,
dom. Thomas de Valoynes, … (S) The Boarstall Cartulary, 1930.
1252, Thom. De Valoines named in a grant.
3/1/1254, Thomas de Valoynes and Henry Pipard, knights, to
associate themselves with the commissioners in Oxford. (S) CPRs.
3/1/1255, Sale of woods for the relief of the king’s debts …
knights to associate themselves with commissioners … Thomas de Valoynes, Henry
Pipard } Oxford. (S) CPRs.
By 1257, Quitclaim of Roger Gernun … [witnesses] … Sir
Thomas de Valoines … (S) UKNA.
7/20/1257, Exemption of Thomas de Valoynes from being put on
assizes, juries or recognitions, and from being made sheriff … (S) CPRs.
11/6/1259, Mandate to Peter Folyot, … Thomas de Valoynes and
Fulk de Draycote to go to the castle and mills of Oxford to view the state and
let the king know what they find. (S) CPRs.
5/14/1264, Lord Edward captured with King Henry at the
battle of Lewes, “at the Mill of the Hide”. Simon de Montfort effectively ruled
England.
1264-65, Simon de Montfort effectively ruled England.
8/4/1265, Lord Edward, having escaped captivity, defeated
Simon de Montfort at the battle of Evesham; ending the barons’ revolt.
6/11/1265, Thomas de Valoynes a witness to an agreement
between John fitz Nigel and Elias of Thomley.
8/17/1265, Simple protection, until Easter, for Thomas de
Valayns. (S) CPRs.
4/18/1267, Pardon … as it appears by inquisition made by
Nicholas de Ciferwast, sheriff of Berks, and Thomas de Valeynes that he killed
him in self defense. (S) CPRs.
9/1269 at Oxford, A charter of Beatrice de Terays, released
her right in … attested … Sir Thomas de Valognes … (S) Honour of Wallingford,
Tilley, King’s London College, 2011.
12/10/1269, Henry III named Thomas de Valoynes a “collector
of the twentieth” in co. Buckingham. (S) Lancashire Lay Subsidies, 1893, P92.
[Because Simon de St. Liz due to grave infirmity was incapable of doing the
taxation.]
1270, William Tuluse for 6 marks grants to John fitz-Nigel h….
Witnesses, dom. William brother of Elias, dom. Thomas de Valoynes, dom. …
(S) Oxford Hist. Soc., V88, 1930, P97.
4/2/1270, Letters directed to … Thomas de Valoynes touching
the 20th in the county of Buckingham [with all spped as the quality
of the business of the cross requires.] (S) CPRs.
1274, Amercement of Gilbert of Preston on Thomas de
Valoynes. (S) Kings, Barons and Justices, Brand, 2003, P333.
8/19/1274 at Westminster abbey, Edward I crowned king of
England.
1274-75, Sir Ralph de Berners held 2 mills at Dudding pond.
(S) Hist. of Middlesex, V11, 1998, Stepney.
[Undated] in Oxon: Henry de Bulchegh essoins Reynold of
Whitchurch vs. Thomas de Valoynes and Joan his wife. Assize of mort dancestor
to declare whether Geoffrey de Clemdon, father of Joan wife of Thomas de
Valoynes, was seised of 1/10 acre land in Bolney which Reynold of Whitchurch
holds. The same assize to declare whether Joan de Clemdon, mother of Joan wife
of the same Thomas, was seised of 18s. rent in Bolney of which Reynold and
Alice his wife disseised them.
5/30/1275, Order to cause Thomas de Valoynes to be acquitted
of 10 marks amerced before Gilbert de Preston, deceased. (S) CCRs.
1275, Thomas died in Shabbington, Buckinghamshire, England.
[––Joan––]
[Undated] Joan, widow of Thomas issued a charter. (S) Cartulaire Général de L'Ordre des
Hospitaliers de S. Jean de Jérusalem, V3 1899, P765.
~1285, Joan sued Master Richard of St. Frideswide,
Archdeacon of Buckingham, for defamation. (S) R.H. Helmholz, Select Cases of
Defamation to 1600 (Selden Soc. 101) (1985): 3-4.
1297, Joan, widow of Robert de Grey, def. … Two parts of the
manor of Sobinton, Bucks. … Grant to pl. to hold similarly the remainder of the
third part which Joan de Valeygnes, widow of Thomas de Valeygnes holds in
dower. (S) Feet of Fines, Buckinghamshire.
10/2/1297, Robert de Lavington presented to East Claydon by
Joane de Valoynes. (S) Hist. of the Antiquities of the County of Buckingham,
V1, 1847, P170.
1298, Joan (60845713), widow of Robert de Grey, def. … Two
parts of the manor of Sobinton, Bucks. … Grant to pl. [William de Tothale] to
hold similarly the remainder of the third part which Joan de Valeygnes, widow
of Thomas de Valeygnes holds in dower. (S) Feet of Fines, Buckinghamshire.
Joan died.
Child of Thomas and Joan:
i. Joan de Valoines (60845713), born ~1250 in England.
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