60845204. Baron Thomas de Multon & 60845205. Lady Edmunda le Butilere.
~1230, Thomas born in England, heir & s/o 121690408.
Lambert de Multon & 121690409. Amabel de Lucy.
~1256, Edmunda born in Ireland, heiress & d/o §§Lord John
le Botiller.
1246, Thomas heir to his father.
1/10/1247, The king has rendered to Thomas of Moulton, son
and heir of Lambert of Moulton, all lands and tenements formerly of Lambert
which fall to him by hereditary right. (S) FRsHIII.
1/27/1250-1, Between Simon prior of Spalding, querent, and
Thomas son of Lambert de Multon, deforciant … Thomas has rendered to the prior
his relief in respect of the tenement, which fell to the prior by the death of
Lambert his father. (S) Final Concords of the County of Lincoln, Foster, 1920.
1252, Thomas de Multon, lord of Holbeach
and Egremont, obtained a licence from King Henry III. to hold a Market and
a Fair at Holbeach. The Market was to be held weekly on Thursday, and the Fair
was to last two days. (S) Linclonshire Notes and Queries, V4, 1896, P34.
10/31/1253, Thomas de Multon, lord Egremont, obtained a
market and fair to Holbech. (S) Itinerarium Curiosum, V1, 1969.
1/20/1256-7, at Lincoln, Between Thomas son of Lambert de
Muleton, querent, and Richard de Harington, deforciant, of customs and … which
he holds of Thomas in Harington, to wit, 2 knights' fees; and whereupon Thomas
demanded of him that he should do to him homage and relief … which service
Richard did not heretofore acknowledge to him. (S) Final Concords of the County
of Lincoln, Foster, 1920.
1256, John le Faucuyner v. Thomas son of Lambert de Moleton
over the advowson of Goseford. John recognised the advowson as the right of
Thomas, … Thomas released and quitclaimed from himself and his heirs to Thomas
son of Thomas de Muleton and Matilda his wife, and to the heirs of Matilda £20
annual cornage rent, which Thomas son of Thomas and Matilda used to pay to
Thomas son of Lambert from the manor of Goesford. (S) Transactions of
Cumberland and Westmorland, V7, 1907, P225.
1258, Thomas son of Lambert de Muleton vs. Adam de Tunemue
and Isolda his wife, a quarter of the manor of Distington and the advowson. (S)
Transactions of Cumberland and Westmorland, V7, 1907, P226.
11/6/1259, Ratification of a fine which Thomas son of Lambert
de Multon has made with Baldwin de Viles for the marriage of Elizabeth late the
wife of John de Monemuth, which marriage the king had granted to the said
Baldwin. (S) CPRs.
1/7/1265, Thomas made constable of Carlisle castle.
5/25/1265, Thomas named keeper of the peace for the defense
of Holland, Lincs. [Thomas was attendant with the king and could not execute
the assignement.]
10/6/1265, Safe conduct for Thos. Fil. Lambert de M. coming
to the K.
12/27/1265, Commission to Thomas son of Lambert de Molton to
keep the peace in the parts of Hoiland and pursue the king’s enemies there who
are running about with a multitude of armed men. (S) CPRs.
9/6/1266, Thomas named keeper of the peace for the defense
of Holland, Lincs.
5/20/1267, Thomas son of Lambert de Moleton granted a market
and fair at Egremont, Cumberland.
11/16/1272, Edward I ascended to the throne while on
crusade.
By 1273, Thomas de Multon, lord of Holbeach and Egremont,
had “the Cross of Holbeach”, a high cross erected on a pentagonal ground plan:
a base of 3 pentagonal steps, then 5 arches supported by buttresses, upholding
a goined roof with moulded ribs. The roof had a parapet dorned with the arms of
De Multon, Argent, 3 bars gules and of Holbeach, A chevron engrailed, then 2
more 5-sided steps, a pentagonal spire, crowned by the cross. The cross stood
near the ancient High Cross Bridge at a point where 5 roads met. (S) The Cross
in Ritual, Tyack, 1900, P120.
8/16/1273, Sr. Thos. De M. overlord at Boston, Lincs., of
Rougheclif Manor, Cumb.
[––Thomas & Edmunda––]
By 1273, Thomas married Edmunda.
1/5/1274, Order to cause Thomas de Moleton and Edmunda his
wife, daughter and heiress of John le Botiller, tenant in chief of the king in
Ireland, to have seisin of the lands falling to Edmunda in Ireland by right of
inheritance, which Otto de Graunzon lately held in wardship of the king’s grant
… for the use of Thomas and Edmunda, who is of full age. (S) CCRs.
1275, John de Eston v. Alicia de Lucy and her nephew Thomas
de Multon of Egremont. (S) Transactions of Cumberland and Westmorland, V29,
1929.
Aft. 1276, Edmunda died [possibly in 1276 in childbirth].
[––Thomas––]
Thomas married 2nd Margaret ?.
7/12/1277, Thomas son of Lambert de Multon, fine of 100
marks for 1 knight's fee for service due in Wales. (S) CFRs.
1278, The jurys says that Thomas de Multon of Egremont holds
the manor with the barony of Coupeland of the King as 1 fee, and that within
Coupelaunde he has return of writs and holds pleas. (S) Some Feudal Lords,
Scott-Ellis, 1904, P86.
1280, IPM of Peter de Saubadia: … Lincoln. … Skyrebek and
Frampton. 1 fee held by Thomas son of Lambert de Multon for homage and scutage,
which is worth to his use £10 yearly. (S) CIsPM.
1280-1, Allocacio Libertatum [eyre] to Thomas fil. Lamberti
de Multon in his lands in the Parts of Holland, co. Linc. (S) Catalogue of
Additions to the Manuscripts, 1901, P196.
1281, Thomas son of Lambert de Multon was challenged for wreck
of the sea in Multon and Fleet, and he disclaims it. [The jury found that he
never took it.] (S) History of the Foreshore, Moore, 2006, P83.
1283, Thomas de Multon Lord Egremont obtained a market and
fair for Holbeach. (S) History of the County of Lincoln, Vs1-2, Allen, P357.
10/11/1285, Sir Thomas de Multon presented Robert de Belsted
at Skirbeck [Lincolnshire]. (S) Guide to the Church of S. Botolph, Jebb, 1903,
P133. [Thomas’ grandfather Thomas presented in 1238.]
3/13/1289, Sir Thomas de Multon presented Magister lawrence
de Nafferton at Skirbeck. (S) Guide to the Church of S. Botolph, Jebb, 1903,
P133.
5/28/1290, Thomas son of Lambert de Multon granted markets
and fairs at Moulton, Lincolnshire and Thurston End, Suffolk.
1292, Placita de Quo Warranto for Cumberland: The honors of
Coupland and Allerdale were divided; to Isbella, countess of Albemarle, by
right of ‘ainessie’ got Cockermouth castle and half of Allerdale; Thomas de
Lucy got Papcaster with the rest of Allerdale, and Aspatrick with half of
Coupland; and Thomas de Multon, Egremont Castle with the rest of Coupland.
[They shared in the barony court and the pleas belonging to it.] (S) English
Historical Review, V35, 1920, P194.
1292, Thomas held the market and fair at Ravenglass,
Cumberland, formerly held by Richard de Lucy, his maternal grandfather.
1292, Thomas de Multon, lord of Egremont, claims wreck of
the sea in Egremont. [The Abbot of St. Mary also claimed the wreck, as granted
by Richard de Lucy, ancestor of Thomas.] (S) A History of the Foreshore and the
Law, Moore, 1888, P101.
2/6/1294, Thomas granted an additional fair at Moulton,
Lincolnshire.
1294, Thomas had a grant of free warren at Egremont.
4/1294, Thomas died.
4/26/1294, Order to take into the king's hand the lands late
of Thomas son of Lambert de Multon, deceased, tenant in chief. (S) CFRs.
[––Margaret––]
4/29/1294, Order to the escheator on this side Trent to
deliver to Margaret, late the wife of the said Thomas, the manor of Flete, late
of her said husband, to hold in tenancy until the king assign her dower. (S)
CFRs.
6/22/1295, Margaret, widow of Thomas son of Lambert of
Moulton: one-third … Fleet, Lincolnshire … Mouton and Weston … (S) Agrarian
History of England and Wales, V2, 1988, P16. [6/30/1295, Margaret assigned
dower in Egremond.]
(S) Gazetteer of Markets and Fairs. (S) Knights of Edward I,
Moor, 1930.
Family notes:
·
Arms of Thomas de Moulton Baron Egremont: Arg. 3
bars gules, a label 5 points or. (S) Fenland Notes & Queries, V5, 1903,
P136.
·
Many genealogies given Edmunda as d/o John de
Verdun & Margery de Lacy. Since she is the ‘heiress’ of John, and since
John used the name ‘Verdun’, this is not probable.
Child of Thomas and Emoine:
i. Thomas de Multon (30422602), born 2/21/1276 in
England.
5/12/1296, The K. took the homage of Thomas de Multon, son
and heir of Edmunda le Butilere, deceased, for all the lands and tenements
which Thomas de Multon, formerly husband of the said Edmunda, and father of Thomas
… of the inheritance of the said Edmunda … (S) Calendar of Documents Relating
to Ireland, 1881, P135.
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