39979090. Sir Robert de Creke & 39979091. Agnes de Glanville
~1165, Robert de Crek born in North Creke, co. Norfolk, England,
s/o §§Bartholomew
de Creke.
~1170, Agnes born in England, heiress & d/o 79958182. William de Glanville.
By 1189, Robert’s father died. Sir Robert de Creke, son of
Bartholomew, succeeded his father herein, who held 8 fees of the old feoffment
in the reign of Henry II. (S) Ess. Tow’s Topo. Hist. of Norfolk, V7, 1807,
North-Greak.
~1186, Robert married Agnes.
11/3/1189, Richard I crowned king of England.
1199, Agnes heiress to her uncle, Roger de Glanville. [Roger
de Glanville, baron of the Exchequer, Viscount of Northumberland.]
1199, Countess Gundreda de Glanville sued Robert de Creke
for a reasonable dower which had belonged to her late husband, Roger de
Glanville [his 2nd wife]. Geoffrey de Lodnes, husband of Alice,
daughter of Harvey de Glanville, vouched to warranty the wife of Robert de
Creke as daughter and heir of William de Glanville.
5/27/1199, John crowned king of England.
By 1203, Robert de Crek succeeded to Roger de Glanville’s
fee of Middleton church.
1206, Bartholomew de Glanville granted to Sir Robert de
Creke and Agnes his wife, who was daughter of William de Glanville, 2 carucates
of land in Combes, Suffolk, and to her heirs. (S) Topographical History of the County of
Norfolk, V3, 1769, P768.
Agnes died.
[––Robert––]
Robert remarried to Richemeia ?.
1208, in Suffolk, Cambe. Robert de Crek renders account of £11
3s. 4d. of farm.
1208-09, Hubert de Randeston sued Jeffrey de Lodne … Jeffrey
pleaded that he had the land by the marriage of the daughter of Hervey de
Glanvile; so that Robert de Creke, who married the daughter of William de
Glanvile, ought to warrant it. (S) Ess. Tow’s Topo. Hist. of Norfolk, V10,
1809, Loddon.
1209 … Camb’. Robert de Crek renders account of £22
6s. 8d. of farm.
1210-20, Camb’. Robert de Crek renders account of £22 half a
mark, and 30s. yearly scutage.
Bef. 1221, Robert de Crek has given William son of Adric, his
family and tenement, …
By 1221, Robert de Crek confirmed the gift of Middle church.
1221, Robert granted his Combes, Suffolk, properties to his
son Bartholomew.
5/21/1223, Geoffrey of London, the Red, gives the king one
mark for having a precipe upon Robert de Crek, for the 7 m. that he
owes him. (S) FRsHIII.
By 1225, Charter of Robert de Creake to Robert de Nerford, 4
acres in the town of Crek for his homage. (S) A Cartulary of Creake Abbey,
Bedingfeld, 1966, P13.
By 1232, Robert died. (S) Chronica Joceline de Brakelonda,
1840, P146.
1233, Richemeia, Robert’s widow, lady of the manor of
Rundenhale, resigned it to Sir Bartholomew de Creke. (S) Ess. Tow’s Topo. Hist.
of Norfolk, V5, 1806, Fundenhale.
(S) The Dormant and Extinct Baronage of England, Banks,
1807, P187. (S) Records of the Anglo-Norman House of Glanville, Richards, 1882.
(S) Suffolk Charters, Mortimer, 1979, P84. (S) 3/6/1306, IPM of Roger son of
Peter son of Osbert.
Family notes:
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5/2/1330, Writ of certiorari for Robert son of
John de Thorp (11820448) … Suffolk: … In a book extracted from divers
inquisitions taken ‘ex officio’ in the time of King Henry [III, 1216-72], the
king’s great-grandfather, in Norfolk and Suffolk, under the title of socage, it
is thus found:— Cambas, held by Bartholomew de Crek [s/o
(39979090)] at fee farm of the king, rendering £22 half a mark, and 30s.
yearly for scutage. Cambes, held by Robert de Crek (39979090)
of the king at fee farm, rendering the farm at the exchequer, and … In the
great roll of 10 John [1208], in Norfolk, Cambe. Robert de Crek renders account
of £11 3s. 4d. of farm … in the great roll of 11 John [1209] … Camb’. Robert de
Crek renders account of £22 6s. 8d. for this year … From 12 John [1210] to 4
Henry III [1220], the said £22 half a mark, and 30s. yearly scutage, are
exacted under the name of Robert de Creke; from 5 Henry III [1221] to 13 Edward
I [1285], under that of Bartholomew de Creke; from 14 to 16 Edward I
[1286-1288], under that of John son and heir of the said Bartholomew; from 17
Edward I [1289], to 1 Edward II [1307-08], under the names of Roger son of
Peter and Sarra his wife; from 2 to 14 Edward II [1308-1320], one moiety of the
said sums is required from John de Thorpe (11820448), kinsman and heir of
Margaret (94563585), one of the paternal aunts and heirs of the said Sarra, and
the other moiety from Edmund de Pagenham and Rose his wife, one of the
kinswomen and heirs of Isabel (19989545), another of the paternal aunts and
heirs of the said Sarra; from 15 Edward II, to the present time, one moiety of
the said sums is exacted from the said John de Thorpe (s/o Robert (5910224)],
kinsman and heir of the said Margaret, one of the heirs of the said Sarra, who
is heir of John de Creke and late the wife of the said Roger son of Peter, and
from the heirs of the said John, and the other moiety from Robert de Ufforde
and Cicely (2498693, ggd/o Isabel) his wife, and from the heirs of the said
Cicely, as is contained in the yearly rolls. (S) CIsPM.
Children of Robert and Agnes:
i. Isabel de Creke (19989545),
born ~1187 in England.
ii. Bartholomew de Creke, born by 1190 in England.
Bartholomew married Margaret, d/o Geoffrey de Haynes &
Sarra ?. (S) Catalogue of the Stowe Manuscripts, 1895, P752.
By 1219, Bartholomew de Creke gave land to St. Osyth’s, Essex, for
the soul of his mother’s grandfather, Hervey de Glanville.
1221+, Camb’. Bartholomew de Crek renders account of £22
half a mark, and 30s. yearly scutage.
5/26/1224, De protectione. … Robertus Marmiun, Bartholomeus
de Crek, Galfridus Martel, … (S) CPRs.
9/2/1232, Amercements taken in Norfolk. From Bartholomew de
Crek, for disseisin, 40s. (S) FRsHIII.
1236, Norfolk. Robert de Crek’ [unknown relation] gives the
king half a mark for having a writ of warranty of charter before the justices
of the Bench against Bartholomew de Crek. (S) FRsHIII.
Children: sons Robert, Geoffrey, John, and daughter Sarra.
Sons died without heirs, Sarra died – her heirs the descendents of her aunts
Margaret and Isabel.
ii. Margaret de Creke (94563585), born ~1197 in England.
Child of Robert and ?:
i. Peter de Creke, born aft. 1206 in England.
1233, Peter claimed that land given to his brother
Bartholomew, that had been seized by Earl Roger Bigod, had been given to him by
their father when Peter was only 8 years old. [The jury found for Peter.] (S)
Jury, State, and Society in Medieval England, Masschaele, 2008, P63.
12/13/1241, Robert Tholi gives half a mark for having
a precipe against Peter, son of Robert de Crek’, [to remove a plea]
from the county court of Norfolk to [the justices of the Bench at] Westminster.
(S) FRsHIII.
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