39979038. Lord Thomas Basset & 39979039. Philippa Malbank
~1165, Thomas born in England, s/o 94555976. Thomas Basset & 94555977. Alice de Dunstanville.
~1180, Philippa born in England, d/o §§William de Malbank of Nantwich, Cheshire.
1186, Thomas’ father died, his brother Gilbert succeeding.
7/6/1189, Richard I succeeded Henry II as King of England.
2/1192, Letter commanding Hugh, bishop of Lincoln, to impose
spiritual penalties against Count John of Mortain … those immediately subject
to excommunication … [3 bishops] William Marhal, … Hugh Bardulf … Gerard de
Camville, the earl of Salisbury, … Gilbert Basset, Thomas Basset, … (S) English
Episcopal Acta, Karn, 2006, P211.
4/25/1194, Walter de Dunstaville married Ursula, one of the
daughters of Reginald, earl of Cornwall, and Richard I, at his request, gave
Coliton and Whitford to Walter’s nephew, Thomas Basset, s/o Thomas Basset and
Alice de Dunstanvil. (S) Rpt&Trans, Devonshire, V29,
1897, P467. (S) Pipe Roll Society, V10, 1888, P112.
9/1197, Confederation between Richard of England and
Baldwin, count of Flanders and Hainaut, against Philip, king of England. … Thomas Basset … The above witnesses
were sworn in Normandy, before the king of England and the Count of Flanders …
(S) Life of Philippe Auguste, Rigord, 1826.
1197-8, … Witnesses:-
Sirs Thomas Basset, William de Uffinton, Thomas de Berghfeld, William Banastre
of Silamested. (s) UKNA.
5/27/1199, John crowned king of England.
1199, King John confirmed the grant made by King R.I to
Thomas in 1194.
1/19/1200, King John to Sir Thomas Basset [likely a
confirmation of the 1194 grant.] (S) Rpt. of Royal Comm.
On Hist. Manu’s, Iss9, 1883, P404.
[––Thomas & Philippa––]
~1200, Thomas married Philippa.
1201, Thomas constituted governor of Oxford castle.
1202, Thomas heir to older brother Gilbert.
8/2/1203, Thomas succeeded as lord of Hedenden, at the
service of 1 knight’s fee and £20 yearly.
1204, Thomas appointed sheriff of Oxford, with Richard le
Turri as his undersheriff. [Thomas would serve until 1216.]
1204, Thomas granted the manor of Hedendon, Oxon, in fee
farm. (S) Extinct Baronage, Banks, 1807, P23.
1205, Thomas Basset of Headington, Oxford, given wardship of
Henry de Beaumont, age 12, for 500 marks [who he married to his daughter
Philippa.] (S) Beaumont Crusaders and Campaigners, Zouche, 2019, P38.
1205, Thomas Basset to deliver the castle of Deddington to
Guy de Dyve. (S) Notices of the Parish of Deddington, Marshall, 1879, P7.
1205, Waleran de Newburgh, Earl of Warwick, died; Thomas
placed in charge of all his lands. Thomas purchased the wardship and marriage
of the heir, Henry de Newburgh, earl of Warwick, for 500 marks. (S) The Lady in
Medieval England, Coss, 2000, P121.
1206, A trial before Thomas, sheriff of Oxon, and a jury of
12 men of Yarnton to declare whether 2 carucates belonged to the Lay Fee of
Thomas de St. Wallery. (S) Oxford Hist. Soc., V24, 1893, P207.
1207, Thomas appointed Robert de Armory as his undersheriff.
(S) Deanery of Bicester, Oxon, V8, 1894, P5.
1208, King John grante a fair to Sir Thomas Basset, to be
held for 7 days at Colyton. (S) Journal – Bath and West Counties, V12, 1864,
P265.
1212, Thomas stood firmly with King John while under the
Pope’s interdict.
1213-20, Grant by William, the prior, and the canons of
Blakemore. … Witnesses:- Sir Fulk Basset, provost of Beverley, Sir John de
Sanford, Sir Thomas Basset, and Sir Warin, brothers, Sir Adam de Periton, …,
Gilbert de Sanford. (S) UKNA.
6/19/1215 at Runnymede near Windsor, Thomas with King John
as he was forced to agree to the terms of the Magna Carta.
1216, Letters patent for the delivery of Warwick castle to
the earl of Warwick and Thomas Basset. (S) UKNA.
1216, Thomas served a fourth of a year as sheriff of
Oxfordshire; replaced by Ralph de Normanville.
10/28/1216, Henry III, age 9, crowned king of England.
6/2/1217, Thomas Basset a pledge for Henry de Brikebec of
Somerset. (S) FRsHIII.
1218, Thomas, Sheriff of Oxon and Berks.
1218, Thomas assessed £42 10s in Headington, and £20 for the
fee farm in the said Honor. (S) 3 Oxford Parishes, Stapleton, 1893, P9.
1220, Thomas, lord of Headington, Oxford and Colynton and Whitford,
co. Devon died. (S) Pipe Roll Society, V10, 1888, P108.
[––Philippa––]
5/19/1220, To the sheriff of Oxfordshire. Henry, earl of
Warwick, for himself and Phillippa, his wife, and Reginald de Vautorte, for
himself and Joan, his wife, and Alice, sister of Phillippa and Joan, have
performed homage for the lands in his bailiwick formerly of Thomas Basset,
whose heirs are Phillippa, Joan and Alice. (S) FRsHIII. [5/1/1220, Rendering
relief of £100 or a greater in Devon and Berkshire.]
1220, Philippa, widow of Thomas, confirmed a deed by Thomas
to Wombridge priory. (S) Antiquities of Shropshire, Vs1-2, Eyton, 1854, P284.
[––Post Moretm––]
(S) Three Oxfordshire Parishes, Stapleton, 1893, P9. (S)
Church of Great Haseley, Oxfordshire, Weare, 1840, P41. (S) Oxforshire: Lords
Lieutenant, Davenport, P24.
Children of Thomas and Philippa:
i. Philippa Basset, born ~1201 in England.
Philippa married Henry de Beaumont, earl of Warwick.
10/10/1229, Henry died.
By 11/4/1229, Philippa married 2nd Richard
Siward.
1242, Philippa’s marriage to Richard annulled.
1250, IPM of Philip Mimekan. Oxford: Hedindon, … ½ hide of
Philippa countess of Warwick, from which she receives 12s. yearly. (S) CIsPM.
1265, Philippa died, her heirs the descendents of her
paternal uncle Alan Basset.
iii. Alice Basset (19989519), born ~1203 in England.
ii. Joan Basset, born (47281163) ~1206 in England.
No comments:
Post a Comment