60844314. Lord John de Steyngrave & 60844315. Ida Wake
~1240, John born in England, s/o 121688628. Simon de Steyngreve & 121688629. Beatrice Foliot.
~1255, Ida born in England, d/o 4997404. Baron Baldwin
Wake & 121688631. Ela de Beauchamp.
4/12/1263, Simon de Montfort returned to England to lead a
rebellion of young barons. [John was apparently not part of the rebellion,
although his daughter’s father-in-law was.]
5/14/1264, King Henry captured at the battle of Lewes by the
forces of Simon de Montfort.
1264, Simon de Montfort effectively ruled England.
5/30/1264, Protection and safe conduct until Michaelmas for
John de Steingreve. (S) CPRs.
8/4/1265, Lord Edward defeated and killed Simon de Montfort
at the battle of Evesham, ending the barons’ revolt.
Bef. 1266, John’s father died, his brother Peter the hier.
1267-8, John heir to his older brother Peter.
1267-68, John de Steyngreve demands against the abbey of
Vaudey 108 acres … Henry de Steyngreve, kinsman of the said John, whose heir he
is, … who died without heir of himself, the right descended to one William his
brother and heir, to one Simon [father of John] as son and heir, to one William
as son and heir [brother of John], to one Joan as daughter and heir, and from
Joan to one Peter as uncle and heir, to that John who now demands as brother
and heir.
1267-8, John de Stayngreve, plaintiff, v. Richard de Breuse,
as to the manor of Thurgramby. (S) Register of Walter Giffard, Brown, 1904,
P43.
5/24/1268, Grant to John de Stayngrive that of the debts of
his ancestors at the Exchequer he may pay 10 marks a year until they are paid
off. (S) CPRs.
1269, John’s excommunications by the Archbishop of York over
the issues of Stonegrave Church brought about his submission.
[––John & Ida––]
By 1271, John married Ida.
11/16/1272, Edward I ascended to the throne while on
crusade.
7/10/1273, Assise of novel disseisin arraigned by John
Passemer’ against John de Steyngreve and others. (S) Annual Rpt. of the Dep.
Keeper, V42, 1881, P630.
2/28/1275, Order to respite … the demand upon John de
Steyngreve for the debts due of William de Steingreve, his late brother. (S)
CCRs.
1275, Assise of novel disseisin arraigned by Ernald de Percy
against John de Steingrave and others. (S) Rept. of the Dep. Keeper, V43, 1883,
P151.
1276, Complaint was made that John de Stonegrave prevented
the king’s ministers from entering his lands for any purpose.
5/7/1277, Grant to John de Steynegryve that the may hold the
manor of Staynton, which he has of the demise of Margaret de Staynton, and
which is of the fee of Tickhill, for 5 years without challenge. (S) CPRs.
1277, Hugh son of Henry and Albreda his wife demand against
John de Steyngreve the third part of the manor of Ffriseby, as the dower of
Albreda of the dotation of one William de Steyngreve [John oldest brother], her
1st husband. (S) 46th Rept. of the Dep. Keeper, 1886,
P237.
8/22/1277, Confirmation of a grant, for life, made by John
le Botiller of Hokerton to John de Steyngrive of the manor of Steynton. (S)
CPRs.
6/26/1278, Writ from the King … assigned … to Roger de
Munbray [Mowbray], John de Steyngryve and Ida his wife, John de Horbiry and
Elizabeth his wife, Michael Pihot and Joan his wife, and William de Mountchensy
(de Monte Caniso) of Edwardeston and Beatrix his wife, heir of William
Beauchamp (de Bello Campo) of Bedford, their reasonable shares which fell to
them fro the inheritance … which Amicia, William Beauchamp’s widow, lately
deceased, held in dower. (S) Yorkshire Inquisitions of the Reignes of Henry III
and Edward I, 1902, P10. [This William, brother of Ela de Beauchamp, died
8/1262, leaving as his heir his brother Simon, William’s wife Amicia holding
dower. Simon left a daughter Joan that died 1266-7. Joan having no heir, the
estates were distributed under the Dictum of Kenilworth.]
1/28/1279, Grant to John de Garton … as it appears by
inquisition of Geffrey Aguyllun and John de Steyngreve that he has not land to
the value of £20 a year. (S) CPRs.
3/12/1279, Commission … to distrain those who have land to
the value of £20 yearly … who have not received knighthood … Geffrey Aguillon,
John de Steingrave and Ralph le Botiler in co. York. (S) CPRs.
1279, John de Steyngrave [of York] claims the manor of
Thorgramby, Sussex as his right. (S) History of the Castles, Mansions, and
Manors of Western Sussex, Elwes, 1876, P278.
1279-81, John asserted immemorial right to amendment of the
assize of bread and ale, and claimed free warren in Stonegrave, West Ness,
&c., under the charter of Henry III.
1281, John de Staingrave vs. William, abbot of Rievaulx. (S)
Pubs. of the Suretees Soc., V85, 1890, P97.
1/20/1283, Commission to Nicholas de Stapelton and John de
Steyngreve to enquire … (S) CPRs.
1284-5, John de Steingrave held part of Linslade in right of
Ida. (S) Victoria History of the County of Buckingham, V3, Page, 1969, P389.
6/4/1285, IPM of Robert de Ros of Beuveyr: … York. … Ricolf.
Held by Sir John de Steyngrave, rendering 2lb pepper. (S) CIsPM.
6/8/1285, Enrolment of a release by James fitz Gilbert de
Ilketeshal … Witnesses … Sir John de Steingreve, … (S) CCRs.
6/20/1285, Grant to John de Staingreve to pay off his
ancestors’ debts by yearly installments of 10 marks. (S) CPRs.
5/31/1287, John de Barton, subdeacon, to the church of
Nonington on the pres. of Sir John de Stayngreve, knt. (S) Register of John Le
Romeyn, Lord Archbishop of York, V1, 1913, P163.
7/20/1287, Protection with clause volumus, for the following
going to Wales on the king’s service …
John de Steyngreve, until a fortnight after Michaelmas. (S) CPRs.
8/15/1287, An army of 6,700 joined an earl’s force
of 4,000 at Rhys ap Maredudd’s castle of Dryslwyn, Wales, and began a siege.
They built a trebuchet to attack the castle. [The castle was captured; but Rhys
escaped.]
1/1288, IPM of John Paynel: … York. Stayngreve. Nonington
and Nesse. 2.5 fees held by John de Steynreve. (S) CIsPM.
1288, Ida died before John. “Johannes tenuit per legen
Angliae post mortem ejusdem Idae.”
[––John––]
6/16/1291, Protection with clause volumus, until Christmas,
for John de Steyngreve, staying in Scotland on the king’s service. (S) CPRs.
5/8/1292, Sir William de Estdene, priest, to the church of
Stayngreve, on the pres. of Sir John de Stayngreve, knt. (S) Register of John
Le Romeyn, Lord Archbishop of York, V1, 1913, P172.
1/15/1294, Master Thomas de Suwerk', deacon, to the church
of Staingreve on the pres. of Sir John de Staingreve, knt. (S) Register of John
Le Romeyn, Lord Archbishop of York, V1, 1913, P181.
4/20/1295, Johannes de Steyngreve, alias Stayngrif died.
4/23/1295, IPM of John de Steyngreve, alias Stayngrif.
Essex: 72a. arable, 4a. meadow, 3a. pasture, 22a. wood, 16s. 4d. assised rent,
and works of customers with gavelacre, cocks and hens, worth 20s. … Isabel his
daughter, aged 24, by whom Simon de Pateshull has lawfull issue, is his next
heir. Bedford: Caysho. The manor … due to mowers of custom 20d., to customers
15s. 9d. for ploughing 31 1/2a., and to the king 4s. 5 1/2d. for view of
frankpledge. He died on Wednesday before St. Mark, 23 Edw. I. Heir as above,
aged 22 [&23], the wife of Simon de Pateshulle. Lincoln: Fryseby. 36
bovates of land [let to farm at £18 yearly] and a moiety of a
water-mill, held of Richard Folyot, which Jordan Folyot his father gave in free
marriage with Beatrice (121688629) his daughter to Simon de Steyngreve, father
of the said John. Heir age 23 and more. York: Nunington. 6 carucates of land,
making a knight’s fee, … a messuage and 5 cottages … Wesby. A messuage and a
carucate … Stayngrif. A messuage, 3 carucates … a water-mill, 10 cottages, and
a meadow … Schonesby. A messuage, 2 cottages, a water-mill, and 3 carucates … Kelkefeld.
A messuage and a bovate … Schotton. A carucate … (S) CIsPM.
(S) Calendarium Genealogicum, V2, 1865, P504. (S)
Lincolnshire Notes and Queries, V9, 1907, P25. (S) History of the County of
York North Riding, V1, 1914.
Child of John and Ida:
i. Isabella de Steyngreve (30422157), born 1272 in
England.
2/22/1296, Order to cause Isabel, late the wife of Simon de
Pateshull, to have seisin of the lands that Simon held … the king has taken her
homage. Isabel, daughter of John de Steyngreve, kinswoman and third heriess of
Ela, second sister and heiress of Simon de Bello Campo, tenant in chief. (S)
1288-96, GBPRO, 1904, P474.
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