30424592. Sir Thomas de Clinton & 30424593. Mazera de Bisege
~1207,
Thomas born in Warwickshire, England, heir & s/o §§Osbert de Clinton
& Margery ? s/o §§Osbert de Clinton (fl.1162) & Margery de
Hatton d/o §§William de Hatton (fl.1148-63). [Margery de
Hatton and her sister Maud coheirs of their brother Richard de Hatton.]
~1210, Mazera
born in Warwickshire, England, d/o §§Lord James
de Bisege of Badsley, Warwickshire.
1223,
Thomas, of Amington, Warwickshire, heir to his father.
~1228, Thomas
of Amington in Tamworth, Warwickshire married Mazera.
1232, Thomas
de Clinton named in the Curia Regis Rolls as a knight of Warwickshire. (S)
Lordship, Knighthood, and Locality, Coss, 1991, P258.
11/22/1232,
Wiltshire. Thomas de Clinton gives the king half a mark for having
a pone before the itinerant justices, concerning a tenement in
Lydiard. (S) FRsHIII.
Aft. 1232,
Mazera’s father died.
Aft. 1233,
Thomas’ mother died.
1242, Thomas
de Clinton, son of Margery, held the manors of Hatton and Beausale, Warwick.
(S) The Cartulary of St. Maryy’s Collegiate Church, Warwick, Fonge, 2004, P301.
1247, Thomas
de Clinton, of Aminton, levied a fine to Phil. Marmion, that he and his heirs,
his wife, and their heirs, might, when they came to Tamworth, or to their
castle at Middleton, fish with a boat any where in his water at Aminton, with 1
net, called a fleu-net, and a tramil and sayna; for which liberty he gave them 6
marks silver. (S) The Complete Angler, Walton, 1839, P363.
10/22/1247,
Thomas de Clinton gives half a mark for having a writ relating to the county of
Warwickshire before the king (coram Rege). (S) FRsHIII.
1/23/1248,
Thomas de Clinton gives the king 20s for a writ of attaint before R. of
Thirkleby and G. of Preston. Order to the sheriff of Warwickshire to take
security. (S) FRsHIII.
1251, Thomas
escheator of Warwick.
1252, Thomas
de Clinton held a knight’s fee in Marton of the earl of Warwick. (S) Magna
Britannia Antiqua, Cox, 1738, P843.
1253-56,
Thomas de Clynton and Mazieia his wife give to their son James for his homage …
Vill of Badeslye … rent of one penny … . (S) Proceedings of the Society of
Antiquaries of London, V1, 1859, P91.
8/6/1253, King Henry left for Gascony from
Portsmouth with 300 ships. [Various camps, returning 1/1255.]
3/20/1254,
Protection, with clause, for Thomas de Clinton, … so long as he be in the
king’s service in Gascony. (S) CPRs.
5/4/1254,
Thomas de Clynton obtained a grant of free warren for Coleshill, co. Warwick.
(S) CPRs.
1250,
Witnesses: Sir Thomas de Clinton', … (S) UKNA.
1257, John
de Cantilup … manor of Sniterfield … county of Warwick, held of Thomas de
Clinton by service of one knight’s fee. (S) Baronia Anglica Concentrata, V2, 1843,
P63.
1259, Thomas
settled the manor [Coleshill] on his second son, John, and his heirs, with
contingent remainder to another son Osbert, Thomas to retain a life tenancy ata
yearly rent of 50s. (S) A Hist. of the Co. of Warwick, V4, 1947.
1259, Ralph
de Cameys held at this death the manor of Ditton of Thomas de Clinton and dame
Matilda de Stiucchale for 100s. a year to each. (S) Feudal Cambridgshire, P44.
1260, Thomas
de Clinton, in the special reforming eyre, complained that William Mansel had
been bribed to deny him justice. (S) The Reign of Henry III, Carpenter, 1996,
P232.
1262, Warw.
Ralph Basset of Drayton sued Philip Marmiun for sending his serviens … with a
great multitude of outlaws and Welshmen … to the mill of the said Ralph … doing
damage … £100 … A concord was afterwards made at Tamworth, … sureties … John de
Plessetis, earl of Warwick, Peter de Montfort, … Roger de Morteyn, … Thomas de
Clinton [for Philip] … (S) Collections for a History of Staffordshire, V4,
1883, P151.
1270, The
Prior of Stodle, … offered himself … against Thomas de Clinton, touching a
plea, … Thomas making default of appearance, … (S) Cal. of the Plea Rolls of
the Exchequer of the Jews, 1905, P245.
11/16/1272,
Edward I ascended to the throne while on crusade.
1275,
Warwick. Suit of Abbot of Burton versus Thomas de Clynton respecting the
advowson of Aldeulvestre (Austrey) concluded by a verdict in favour of the
Abbot. (S) Plea Rolls for Staffordshire, V6, 1885.
1276,
Lydiard-Millicent, Wilts. Appointment of … to take the assize of novel dissesin
arraigned by John son of Thomas de Clunton, juniors, agains Thomas de Clunton
senior and others, touching a tenement. (S) 45th Ann. Rpt. Dep.
Keeper, 1885, P241.
Mazera died
before Thomas. “Thomas de Clynton’ et Mazera uxor ejus, defuncti.” (S)
Calendarium Genealoficum, Roberts, 1865, P275. [Also see Son John, 11/13/1278.]
1277-78,
Thomas died.
1/12/1278, Writ
for IPM of Thomas de Clinton alias de Clynton. Leciester: Olesthorp. A
messuage, and 8 virgates … all which he held by the courtesy of England through
the death of Mazera his wife of whom he begat sons and daughters. John, son of
Thomas de Clynton the younger, aged 20, is his next heir. Olvestorp. The said
Thomas and Mazera enfeoffed the said John of £18 land there, and he continued
peaceful seisin thereof for 5 days: after the death of his mother Sir John
demised the same to the said Sir Thomas for his life with reversion to himself
and his heirs. … 23 virgates land are held … (S) CIsPM.
(S) The
Scenery of Sherwood Forest, Rodgers, 1908. (S) The Cartulary of St Mary’s
Collegiate Church, Warwick, Fonge, 2004, P301. (S) Hist. of Warwick, V4, 1947,
Austrey.
Family
notes:
·
8/26/1207, Thomas’ father Osbert granted a
market and fair at Coleshill, Warwickshire, which would stay in the family for
several generations. (S) Gaz. of Markets and Fairs.
·
1220-32, James de Bisege in the Curia Regis
Rolls as a knight of Warwickshire. (S) Lordship, Knighthood, and Locality,
Coss, 1991, P258.
·
1323, An assize … advowson of the church of
Aldulvestre … John de Clynton stated that the presentation belonged to him, in
asmuch as one Thomas de Clynton, his great grandfather (proavus), had been
seised of the advowson, and had presented one Adam de Chetewynd, who had been
admitted and instituted on his presentation; and the said Thomas had given the
advowson to one Thomas de Clynton and Matilda his wife…; and from the said
Thomas and Matilda the right descended to John their son and heir, and from
John to this John his son and heir, who now pleads … Thomas de Clynton, the
great grandfather, was seised of the advowson, … and he had afterwards granted
the advowson to Osbert his son, and the said Osbert had granted it by his
charter … the said Osbert had acknowledged the advowson to be the right of the
Abbot and his Church. (S) The Burton Cartulary: V5, 1884.
·
Sir John de Clinton of Maxstoke, head of the
eldest line, bore “argent od le chef de azure a ii mollets de or”. John de
Clinton, 2nd son, bore “argent od le chef de azure a ii flures de
or”. James de Clinton, 4th son, bore “upon a chief two mullets pierced”. (S)
Royal Historical Society Transactions, V5, Davies, 1996, P174.
·
Geoffrey de Clinton, Thomas’ granduncle, built
Kenilworth castle.
Children
of Thomas and Mazera:
i. John de Clinton, born ? in England.
11/13/1278,
To Richard de Holebrok, the king’s steward, to deliver to John de Clinton, £18 a year of land in Ovestorp, … Thomas de Clynton,
and Mazera, his wife enfeoffed the said John, their son, thereof, … that John,
after his mother’s death demised the same to Thomas for life. (S) The Ancestor,
V8, 1904, P196.
ii. Thomas de Clinton (15212296), born ~1230 in
England.
iii. James de Clinton, born ? in England. [4th
son]
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