79958018. Lord William de Breuse & 79958019. Bertha de Hereford.
8/2/1100, Henry I crowned King of England.
~1110, William born in England, s/o 159916036. Philip de
Braose & 159916037. Aenor de Totenies.
~1122, Bertha born in England, d/o 39979818. Earl Milo
Fitz Walter & 39979819. Sybill de Newmarch.
1131-39, William’s father died. William’s interest in Sussex
was maintained as he confirmed the grants of his father and grandfather for the
maintenance of Sele Priory and extended St. Mary’s, Shoreham.
12/22/1135, Stephen crowned king of England.
[––William & Bertha––]
By 1141, William married Bertha.
1140, Charter of William de Braiose to the monks of St.
Florent. (S) Kings and Chroniclers, Galbraith, 1982, P206.
1141-54, William de Braiosa and his cousin Philip de
Harcourt jointly made a grant to the Knights Templars of the manor and church
of Shepley. (S) History of Buckingham, V4, 1847, P589.
12/24/1144, Bertha’s father died; her brother Roger
succeeding.
1148-55, Agreement between Earl Roger of Hereord [Bertha’s
brother] and William de Braiose, his brother-in-law. (S) Camden Miscellany,
1964, P20.
1153, Grant by Ralph de St. Owen, to which William de Breose
attached his seal. (S) 4th Report of the Royal Commission, 1874,
P463.
1154, William de Breosa in a grant to the Templars in
Sussex.
12/19/1154, Henry II crowned king of England.
3/1161 at Leon, France, William de Braose witnessed a royal
charter to the Canons of Herting, Sussex.
6/1162 at Chinon, France, William de Braose witnessed a
royal charter on behalf of the Monks of St. Peter of Gant.
1/13-28/1164, Constitutions of Clarendon … in the fourth
year of the papacy of Alexander, in the tenth 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.
1165, Bertha’s last surviving brother, Mahel, died in an
accident, leaving his sisters
as heirs. Bertha’s third share brought a number of important lordships
to the Braoses including Brecknock and Abergavenny.
1166, William de Braose held 28 fees of the honor of
Barnstaple. (S) Transactions of Devonshire, V34, 1902, P729.
1169, William de Breosa in a grant to the Templars in
Sussex.
11/11/1171, in Dublin, Ireland, William de Braose witnessed
a charter of King Henry II in which he gave the city Dublin to the men of
Bristol.
3/1172 at Wexford, Ireland, William de Braosa, William de
Albini, … witnessed the grant of the kingdom of Meath to Hugh de Lacy. (S)
Legal Institutions, Honorary Hereditary Offices …, Lynch, 1830, P141.
4/1173, William de Braose, sheriff of Herefordshire. (S)
Lists and Indexes, V9, 1898, P59.
1173, William, Lord of Builth and Radnor, died.
(S)
Antiquities of Shropshire, V7, Eyton,
1858. (S) Court, Household, and Itinerary of King Henry II, Eyton, 1878.
Family
notes:
·
From an inquest of 1185: ‘Philippo de Braosa
fratre Willeimi de Braosa.’ (S) Records of the Templars, Lees, 1935, P231.
Children of William and Bertha:
i. Sybil
de Braose (39979009), born 1142 in England.
ii. William de Braose (189118344), born ~1145 in England.
iii. Bertha de Braose (47268485), born ~1155 in England.
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