60849344. Baron William Mauduit & 60849345. Lady Eugenia fitz Warin
~1210, William born in England, s/o 121698688. Thomas
Mauduit.
10/28/1216, Henry III, age 9, crowned king of England.
~1216, Eve born in England, d/o 94563740. Fulk fitz Warin
& 189118213. Maud le Vavasour. [Maud about age 40.]
Bef. 1/1226, Eugenia’s mother died.
[––William & Eugenia––]
By 1232, William 1st married Eugenia.
1230, Robertus de Passleu per attornatum suum petit versus
Willielmum Mauduit & Eugeniam uxorem ejus, … Robertus non oftendit dictam
commissionem, dicta custodia remansit penes dictos Willielmum & Eugeniam.
(S) Placita de Banco, Easter Term, 14 Henry III, Rot. 15.
1236, Elias a creditor of William Mauduit and his wife,
Eugenia.
6/11/1236, Wiltshire. William Mauduit and William Luvel give
the king 20s for having an appeal before the king at Clarendon upon his first
coming there. (S) FRsHIII.
1236, Jacob Crespin a creditor of William and Eugenia Mauduit.
(S) Starrs and Jewish Charters, 1930, P36.
1241, Eugenia’s father died, her brother Fulk (47281870)
succeeding.
1244, William’s father died.
6/10/1244, The king has rendered to William, son and heir of
Thomas Mauduit, all lands which the aforesaid Thomas held of the king in chief
and which fall to the same William by inheritance, and he has taken his homage.
Order to the sheriff of Hampshire to cause William to have full seisin … (S)
FRsHIII. [Also written to the sheriffs of Wiltshire and Shropshire.]
12/1/1246, For the men of Bishopstrow. Order to the sheriff
of Wiltshire … the king will inquire whether the men of William Mauduit in the
same vill ought to contribute to that amercement of 100s or not. (S) FRsHIII.
1/8/1247, The king has pardoned to William Mauduit the £217
which he owed him for several debts. (S) FRsHIII.
1248, William granted the whole mill of Castle Holgate to
the canons of Haughman abbey.
7/2/1249, Hampshire. William Mauduit gives the king one mark
for having before the king (coram Rege) a writ concerning a trespass committed
against him. (S) FRsHIII.
8/6/1253, William with King Henry as he left for Gascony
from Portsmouth with 300 ships.
10/23/1253, Henry’s army in camp at Benauge, France [east of
Bordeaux].
11/8/1253 in France, The king granted William Mauduit a
yearly [in August] fair at Warminster and a weekly market at Castle Holgate.
(S) Gazetter of Markets and Fairs.
12/28/1253, Henry’s army in camp at Bazas, France [southeast
of Bordeaux].
3/19/1254, Henry’s army in camp at Meilhan, France [south of
Bordeaux, near the Spanish border].
5/8/1254, Wiltshire. Robert Harangod’ and Richard of
Wallop give the king 3½ m. for having the writ called si
recognoscat against William Mauduit. (S) FRsHIII.
1254, William Mauduit holding land of £20 or more in cos.
Salop and Stafford.
1255, William Mauduit holding Castle Holegod [5 hides], with
it appurtenances, of the King, doing suit to the County, but not the Hundred,
nor did he pay stretward nor motfee. William had a gallows, held pleas of
bloodshed, and hue and cry, had an assize of beer, and was entitled to a Writ
of Right [empowering him with his own court in his liberty.]
1256, William Mauduit, in a suit about Oxenbold with the
prior of Wenlock, gave his title of descent: Robert de la Mare (486794754), to
Agnes (243397377) his daughter and heir, to Thomas (121698688) her son and
heir, to Robert and Thomas his sons who died without issue, to William (60849344)
their brother, the present plaintiff.
[––William––]
1257, William Mauduit and his wife, Eve, gave the advowson
of the church of Warminster, Wiltshire to the dean and chapter of Salisbury.
“Omnibus … praesens … Willelmus Mauduth, dominus de Wermenistre, … Evae Mauduth
uxoris mea, …” (S) Charters and Documents … Salisbury, 1891, P329. [The
advowson later held by his son Thomas.]
7/1257, William Mauduit, of Warminster, given letters of
protection while serving the King in Wales.
1258, William alienated all his Shropshire barony to
Richard, earl of Cornwall; and conveyed Castle Holgate to the Knights Templars.
By 1260, William of Warminster died.
(S) History of Warminster, Daniell, 1879, P150. (S)
Transactions of the Shropshire, 1892, P292. (S) Antiquities of Shropshire, V4,
Eyton, 1857, P66.
Family notes:
·
Contemporary, William Mauduit (60848482), Baron
of Hanslope, Buckinghamshire.
Child of William and Eve:
i. Thomas Mauduit (30424672), born aft. 1246 in England.
[Eugenia received Westbury from her brother Eudo, who had
got it from their brother Fulk. It then became ‘Westbury Mauduits’, to which a
grant of free warren is given to Thomas Mauduit (7606168, gs of this Thomas) in
1317. This is evidence that Eugenia was the mother of this Thomas. (S) Hist. of
Wiltshire, V8, 1965, Westbury.]
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