3802514. Admiral Philip Darcy & 3802515. Elizabeth Grey
5/6/1352, Philip born in Northumberland, England, s/o 7605028. John Darcy & 7605029. Elizabeth de Meynell.
3/5/1356, Philip’s father died, his half-brother John the
heir.
~1365, Elizabeth born in Northumberland, England, 2nd
d/o 7605030. Sir Thomas Grey & 7605031.
Margaret de Presfen.
7/2/1368, Philip heir to his mother.
7/28/1368, Writ for IPM of Elizabeth late the wife of Peter
de Malo Lacu, ' le sisme'. Northumberland: Belford. A moiety of the town … Philip
her son, aged 15 years and more, is her heir. York: … [many properties and
tenants] … Sum total, £353 2s. 3 1/2d. (S) CIsPM.
12/12/1373 at Stokeslay, York, Proof of age of Philip
brother and heir of John [died young] son and heir of John Darcy of Knaith. Writ
to the escheator to take proof of the age of the said Philip, who is also son
and heir of Elizabeth late the wife of Peter de Maulay, formerly the wife of
the said John Darcy. … Richard Menell, aged 41 years, says that Philip was born
at York in the house of the Friars Preachers, and was baptized in the font of
the church of St. Nicholas, which stands in the churchyard of the Holy Trinity
there, on Monday after Ascension day, 26 Edward III, and was 21 years of age on
Monday after Ascension day last. … he was then a clerk in the house of the said
John and Elizabeth … (S) CIsPM.
7/13/1375, Writing of Edmund Laurence, being a letter of
attorney appointing Nicholas de la Stable and William de Lughteburgh to deliver
to Sir Philip Darcy lord of Knayth seisin of the manors of Baligary, Louthe and
Castelryng for a term of 60 years. (S) CCRs.
4/1377, IPM of Mary de Sancto Paulo, Countess of Pembroke.
Lincoln: … The king granted the reversion of the manor of Torkeseye after the
death of the Countess of Pembroke to John Darcy, ‘le cosyn,’ steward of the
king’s household, and the heirs male of his body … The countess attorned to the
said John Darcy … Philip Darcy, knight, of full age, is next heir of the said
John Darcy, ‘le cosyn,’ to wit, son of John Darcy his son. (S) CIsPM.
5/9/1377, Pursuant to a charter whereby the king granted to
John Darcy 'le cosyn,' then steward of the household, now deceased, and the
heirs male of his body, the reversion of the manors of Temple Neusom and
Templehyrst, co. York, … the countess by pretext of the said grant attorned to John
in respect of the reversion and is now dead, and that Philip Darcy (3802514),
knight, son of John Darcy (7605028) the son of the said John Darcy (15210056)
'le cousyn,' is kinsman and next heir of the latter, and of full age. (S) CFRs.
6/21/1377, Richard II, age 10, son of the Black Prince,
succeeded Edward III as King of England.
1377-79, Courts of Philip Darcy, knt., Lord of Knaith.
Places: Temple Newsam. (S) UKNA.
8/29/1378, To Philip Darcy knight, …, Ralph Paynel knight
and John Boys, appointed justices to make inquisition by true men of
Lincolnshire concerning alleged trespasses committed … (S) CCRs.
3/1/1380, Philip Darcy states that the Prior of the Hospital
of St John of Jerusalem in England has sued … against him, concerning the
manors of Temple Hirst and Temple Newsam, … to which Philip claimed that Edward
III granted the manors to Mary de St Pol for term of life, with reversion to
John Darcy, knight, and the heirs male of his body, … and Philip is the son of
John Darcy's son John. … Philip produced a charter from Thomas le Archier,
formerly Prior of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem in England, granting
these manors, together with the manors of Denney, Strood and Faxfleet, to
Edward II and his heirs. (S) UKNA.
7/19/1380, Thomas (3802866), earl of Buckingham, named the
king’s Lt. in France, landed at Calais with 5000 men, about half archers, from
where he advanced on Burgundy and cut a path through northern France in minor
skirmishes. Thomas besieged Nantes, but failed to take the town. (S) Chronicles
of England, France, Spain … Froissart, P263. [Philip in this expedition, see
1385.]
3/1381, Thomas and his army returned to England.
5/3/1383, Feoffment between Robert de Barneby, of the one
part, and Sir Philip Darcy, of the other part; of his chief messuage in
Burghtwalas, Sutton and Skellall. (S) UKNA.
6/16/1383, Order, so long as Philip Darcy shall stand on the
king's service over sea, not to compel him to abide in person in Ireland or to
send men thither. (S) CCRs.
1385, Philip Darcy requests permission to go to Ireland to
defend his lands. When he was on the King's service in France in the company of
the earl of Buckingham he was given a patent for possession of his lands on
payment of a reasonable aid, but Courtenay claimed that he had a prior patent
granting him all the revenues of Ireland for the wars there and would not forgo
the profits of Darcy's lands without receiving compensation. (S) UKNA.
[––Philip &
Elizabeth––]
~1385, Philip married Elizabeth.
3/12/1386, To Philip Darcy the king's admiral from the mouth
of the Thames northward and his lieutenants … (S) CCRs.
12/20/1385, Philip Darcy knight to Queen Anne. Recognisance
for £4,000,
to be levied etc. in Lincolnshire. (S) CCRs.
10/17/1386, Ships called 'la Seinte Marie et Seint Johan,' and
'la Seinte Marie et Seint Johan,' lately taken at sea by Philip Darcy, knight,
and Thomas Tryvet the king's admirals. (S) UKNA.
3/20/1387, Order to deliver to Philip Darcy knight the goods
and chattels in iron and oil which lately while admiral he took at sea from
certain enemies of the king. (S) CCRs.
2/16/1389, Philip Darcy a justice of the peace in
Lincolnshire. (S) CCRs.
1390-1399, Courts of Philip Darcy, knt. Yorkshire: Aislaby
(Asilby); Whitby, etc. mentioned. (S) UKNA.
1391-92, Parties to Indenture: Indentures between Thomas (3802866),
duke of Gloucester, and the following, retained to serve him in Ireland. Philip
Darcy, lord of Meinell. (S) UKNA.
1395, Fines and amercements before Philip Darcy and others,
justices of sewers (Lincoln). (S) UKNA.
1/9/1398, Grant by John Dogude of Stretton-in-le-Clay, and
Cicely his wife, to Sir Philip Darcy, lord Darcy and Menyll, and John Darcy,
his son, of all their lands and tenements &c. in Stretton-in-le-Clay or
elsewhere in the same county : Notts. (S) UKNA.
4/24/1399, Philip died, buried in Henes Priory, co. Lincoln.
4/28/1399, IPM of Philip Darcy, knight. Derby: Ekynton. The
manor, with the advowsons of the churches of Ekynton and Beghton … He died on
24 April last. John Darcy, aged 22 years and more, is his son and heir.
Nottingham: Kyrkeby. The manor, with the advowson of the church … Calais: … Two
tenements in the street leading from the market-place to the castle … He died
on Thursday before SS Philip and James last. Northumberland: Haddeston. The
manor … York: … manors of Templehirste and Templenewsom by gift of Edward III
to John Darcy, knight, grandfather of the said Philip … [other manors: Yarum,
Asilby, Aldewerk, Notton] … Lincoln: [multiple manors] … (S) CIsPM.
[––Elizabeth––]
6/13/1399, Order to take of Elizabeth who was wife of Philip
Darcy knight an oath etc., and in presence of John son and heir of the said
Philip to assign her dower. (S) CCRs.
9/30/1399, Henry IV succeeded Richard II as King of England.
[Richard II died a prisoner in the Tower.]
1399-1400, Elizabeth, wife of Philip Darcy, claimed against
Thomas Darcy divers lands in Bekingham and Walkingham. (S) Hist. of Buckingham,
V3, 1796, Beckingham.
12/12/1411, IPM of John Darcy. Northumberland: … 2 parts of
a great waste called the forest of Cheviot with the reversion of the third part
held by Elizabeth, his father’s widow … He died on 9 Dec. last. Philip his son
and heir is aged 14 years and more. Calais: … (S) CIsPM.
8/11/1412, Elizabeth died.
[––Post Mortem––]
8/19/1412, Order to the escheator in the counties of Lincoln
; Derby ; York ; and Northumberland to take into the king's hand and keep
safety until further order all the lands in her bailiwick whereof Elizabeth
late the wife of Philip late lord de Darcy, who held of the king in chief, was
seised in her demesne as of fee on the day of her death ; and to make
inquisition. (S) CFRs.
11/14/1412, Order to the escheator in the county of Hertford
to take into the king's hand and keep safety until further order all the lands
in her bailiwick whereof Elizabeth late the wife of Philip late lord de Darcy,
who held of the king in chief, was seised in her demesne as of fee on the day
of her death ; and to make inquisition. (S) CFRs.
Children of Philip and ?.
i. John Darcy, born 1376
in Northumberland, England.
1402-03, Petition. John Darcy, knight, … asks the commons to
ask the king that a long-running dispute between his family and the Order of St
John of Jerusalem in England, concerning the manors of Temple Hirst and Temple
Newsam … John Darcy 'le Cosyn', grandfather of petitioner … (S) UKNA.
10/4/1411, John Lord Darcy and Meinill granted all his
lands, tenements, rents and services in Hadston, Belford, Easington, Lowick and
Wooler for 4 years … (S) IPM of John.
12/9/1411, John died.
12/12/1411, IPM of John Darcy. Northumberland: … 2 parts of
a great waste called the forest of Cheviot with the reversion of the third part
held by Elizabeth, his father’s widow … He died on 9 Dec. last. Philip his son
and heir is aged 14 years and more. Calais: … (S) CIsPM.
Sons: Philip (b.1398) and John.
[––Post Mortem––]
3/8/1428, To the escheator in Yorkshire. Order to give John
Darcy, brother and heir of Philip Darcy knight [had 2 daughters] son and heir
of John lord Darcy, seisin of all lands held by his father in fee tail, to him
and the heirs male of his body, which came to the late king's hand by his death
and by reason of the nonage [had not been given livery of his lands] of the
said Philip and John the son, the said Philip having died within age in ward of
the late king; as John the son has proved his age before the escheator.
ii. Philip Darcy,
born ? in England.
Child of Philip and Elizabeth.
iii. Joan Darcy (1901257),
born ~1390, in Northumberland, England.
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