1055426. Lord John de Foxcote Esq. & 1055427. Margaret Waleys
~1310, John Foxcote born in Gloucester, England, s/o 2110852. Richard de Foxcote.
1/24/1327, Edward III succeeded Edward II as King of
England.
1327, Margaret born in London, England, coheir & d/o 2110854. Augustine le Waleys & 2110855.
Maud de Rothinge.
[––John & Joan––]
By 1330, John, son of Richard de Foxcote, 1st
married to Joan, an heiress of Philip le Lou (fl.1310) and his wife Margery of
interest in Whatcote, Warwickshire. (S) Antiq.’s of Warwickshire, V1, Dugdale,
1730, P608.
By 1341, John’s father died in London.
6/1349, The Plague reached Dorset, and had spread across
England by the end of 1349.
7/1352, John de Foxcote acknowledges that he owes to Gilbert
Chasteleyn, knight ... (S) CCRs.
1352, Grant by John son of Richard de Foxcote of
Gloucestershire to Gilbert Chasteleyn knight of the manor of Rodebroke. (S)
AALT, T1352 C: Gloucestershire.
7/24/1353, Margaret’s father died.
[––Margaret &
William––]
Margaret married 1st to William de Carleton.
2/1353, Margaret’s mother was very ill. Her properties were
assigned to the temporary custody of John Malewayn, husband of the elder sister
Margery, to hold until partitioning.
11/6/1353, John de Foxcote of Andover statisfied in the port
of Southampton for £13 6s 9d ... (S) CCRs.
4/15/1355, Margaret’s mother died.
5/8/1355, Escheator for Essex to prepare to partition the
manor of Latton between Margaret and her sister Margery. Margery and her
husband sent an attorney. William de Carlton and his wife Margaret declined to
attend.
1355, Half the manor of Watcote [see 1330] conveyed by Joan
wife of John son of Richard de Foxcote to Thomas de Morehalle, clerk. (S) Hist.
of Warwick, V5, 1949, Whatcote.
10/6/1355, William de Carlton and John de Ardern given
protection by the King under a secret seal for some business ‘lying near his
heart.’ Margaret’s half share retained in the King’s hands.
1356, William de Carleton died.
10/20/1356, Margaret petitioned to recover her half of the
Latton manor, citing the death of her husband William.
10/30/1356, Margaret received her half on payment of 1 mark
and pledge to do homage by 12/1357.
4/21/1357, Petition of Margaret Carleton [Whaleys] daughter
and co-heiress of Austin [Augustine] Waleys and Margery, daughters and
co-heiresses, and John Maleweyn, husband of Margery, concerning the manor of
Mark Hall, Latton, and the manor of Brandeston Hall, Brandeston. (S) UKNA.
1357, Margaret’s sister Margery died.
[––Margaret &
John de Lodewyk––]
Margaret married 2nd John de Lodewyk.
4/22/1357, Margaret obtained her share of Brandestonhall,
which had been tied up in debts of John Malewayn [husband of Margery, deceased]
to the crown.
1358, John de Lodewyk died.
By 1362, Joan died.
[––Maragret &
John de Foxcote––]
John de Foxcote married Margaret.
11/8/1362, Petitioners: John Turk [Margaret’s nephew]; John
Foxcote; Margaret Foxcote, wife of John Foxcote. Petition for rights in land of
which the petitioners have been deprived by John de Ardern, an executor of her
mother’s will in London. (S) UKNA.
11/15/1362, Writ to the sheriffs of London to have
information from the prioress of Dartford in chancery on 7 December in
connection with the dispute between JohnTurk and the John and Margaret Foxcote
on the one side and John Ardern [executor of will] on the other. [Multiple
records of this suit in 1362.]
4/1363, John Foxcote and his wife Margaret conveyed the
manor of Braundeston Halle in Suffolk to Matilda, prioress of the new works in
Dartford in return for their admittance to all the benefices and prayers in the
church. (S) Nunneries, Lee, 2001, P21.
1364, John Foxcote and Margaret his wife of the manor of
Bruandeston Halle in Magna Waldyngfield with Appurtenances v. Matilda, prioress
of Derteford. (S) Cal. of Feet of Fines, Suffolk.
~1365, Petitioners: John Turk, son and heir of Margery,
widow of John Malwayn, and Margaret, wife of John de Foxcote, daughters and
heirs of Augustine Waleys, state that the manor of Brandeston Hall [Suffolk] belongs
to them as heirs of Augustine (Austin) and Maud his wife, ..., but that the
King seised the manor with other lands of John Malwayn until John had made
satisfaction with him. John did so, ... this manor remains in the King's hand.
They request restitution of the manor, as they have been barred from their
inheritance for 7 years and more. (S) UKNA.
5/3/1365, Commission of the peace, ... and of oyer and
terminer ... to John, duke of Lancaster, ... John Foxcote, ... in the counry of
Hertford. (S) CPRs.
11/30/1365, Guardianship of Richard, son of Richard de
Cavendysshe, late draper, was committed to John de Foxcote and Margaret his
wife. (S) Letter-Book G of London.
11/11/1366, A recognisance given by John de Foxcote before
John Lovekyn, Mayor of London. (S) UKNA.
3/9/1367, Debtor: John Foxcote, of Glos. Creditor: John
Hatfield, citizen [merchant] of London. (S) UKNA.
5/7/1367, John de Foxcote to Robert Lucas of London.
Recognisance for 40 marks, to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands
and chattels in Gloucestershire. (S) CCRs.
5/24/1367, Debtor: John de Foxcote, of Glos. ... Amount:
£300. ... he has two messuages and five shops in the parish of St. Dunstan next
to the Wool Quay in Tower Ward, by the right of Margaret, his wife. They are
worth £23 a year. (S) UKNA.
[––John––]
9/12/1367, Debtor: John de Foxcote, of Glos. ... Amount:
£100. (S) UKNA.
12/24/1367, John de Foxcote, giving to John Paya citizen of
London a yearly rent of £10 by even portions of all the grantor's lands in the
towns of Dontebourne, Turkedene and elsewhere in Gloucestershire and in the
city of London. (S) CCRs.
3/1369, Due to an outbreak of the plague in London, the
royal court was moved to Windsor.
8/1369 at London, Writing of John de Foxcote of
Gloucestershire, being a quitclaim of the manor of Merkhall co Essex. (S) CCRs.
6/1/1370, Debtor: John Foxcote. Creditor: Sir Robert
Knolles, knight. Amount: 500m. (S) UKNA.
3/28/1372, Order to cause a piece of ground in the town of
Gloucester called Seynt Martyn place ... the sheriff gave notice accordingly to
... the commonalty thereof by Thomas Catewy, John Foxcote, ... (S) CCRs.
1372, Robert atte Brome, Canon of Wyngham [close associate
of Margaret’s parents] died. In his will ... These are the debts owing to me: ...
John de Foxcote in £20. (S) Wills at Lambeth, Book 25, P532.
2/5/1376, John Foxcote, as guardian of Richard, s/ Richard
Cavendysshe, delivered £10 in trust for the orphan. (S) Cal. of Letter-Books,
London, 1907, P21.
6/21/1377, Richard II, age 10, succeeded Edward III as King
of England.
7/26/1377, John Foxcote of Duntesburne to Hugh Sprot citizen
of London. Recognisance for £81 7s 4d to be levied in Gloucester. (S) CCRs.
9/3/1377, Reversion of tenements and rents held in London by
John Foxcote for life. (S) Cal. of Wills, Husting, London, Pt2, 1890.
17/12/1377, Debtor: John de Foxcote [of Glos.]. ... Amount:
£40. (S) UKNA.
John, of Duntesburne
(1377), Turkendene (1367), and Seynt Martyn (1372), co. Gloucester, died.
(S) Journal of the House of Lords, V124, 1892, P198. (S)
Tran. – London and Middlesex Arch. Soc., V52, 2001, P140.
Child of John and
Margaret:
i. Margaret Foxcote (527713), born ~1363 in London, England.
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