2954716. Lord William Banastre & 2954717. Elizabeth de Wellesley
~1325, William born in England.
1/24/1327, Edward III, age 14, succeeded Edward II as King
of England.
1327, Elizabeth born in Somerset, England, 2nd
d/o 5909434. Philip
de Wellesley & 5909435. Ismania ?.
By 1339, William married to Elizabeth.
4/1339, Philip de Welleslegh, querent, and … deforciants;
for the manor of Whethull (Somerset), … if Philip die without heirs male …
manor and tenements … shall remain to William Banastre and Elizabeth his wife
and their issue ; and if they die without issue … to Ralph, Bishop of Bath and
Wells … (S) Somerset Record Society, V12, 1898, P200. [Similar record for the
manor of Radestoke and the serjeanty east of Perret.] (S) Hist. of Somerset,
V10, 2010, Wheathill.
4/5/1339, Licence for Philip de Welleslegh to enfeoff Elias
de Corscombe of the serjeanty to the east of Perret, held in chief, and for the
latter to re-grant the same to him for life, with remainders to William
Banastre and Elizabeth his wife, in tail, to the heirs male of the body of the
said Philip, and to Ralph de Salopia, bishop of Bath and Wells, and his heirs.
(S) CPRs.
10/4/1347, Elizabeth’s father died.
7/1348, Writ for IPM of Philip de Welleslegh. Somerset: Peret.
A serjeanty for the east of Peret held for his life of the king by service of
rendering to the king and his heirs a mewed sparrow-hawk or the price of 2 bezants
yearly … The said serjeanty will remain to William Banastre and his heirs by
Elizabeth his wife. … The manor of Radestok and a messuage and a carucate of
land and 20a. meadow in Middelcote held for his life, jointly with Ismania his
wife now deceased, … will remain to the abovesaid William and Elizabeth and the
heirs of their bodies … The manor of Whethulle … and the bedelry of the foreign hundred of
Welles … the said Philip died without heir male of his body … Sok. A messuage …
He died on Saturday after St. Leonard last. His daughters Joan, aged 24 years,
and Elizabeth, aged 21 years and more, are his heirs. (S) CIsPM.
1/20/1349, To Thomas Cary, escheator in cos Somerset and
Dorset. Order to take the fealty of William Banastre …, to deliver to him a
serjeanty at the east of Peret, co. Somerset, and not to intermeddle further
with the lands which Philip de Wellesleye held of others than the king,
restoring the issues thereof, …, that he held the said serjeanty for life of
the grant of Elias de Corscombe by a fine levied in the king's court, with
remainder to William and his heirs by Elizabeth his wife, and that the
serjeanty is held in chief by the service of rendering a mewing nest or the
price of two bezants yearly at Michaelmas, … (S) CCRs.
2/25/1349, Commission to … John Inge, Steward of the abbot
of Glastonbury, Walter de Pavely, steward of the bishop of Bath and Wells,
Ralph de Middelnye, chief bailiff of Westperet, and William Banastre, chief
bailiff of Estperet (Somerset), reciting that the king appointed John de
Poulet, Simon de Meryet, … to levy in the county of Somerset … order to all
persons of that county, and bailiffs and the sheriff, to be intendant … (S)
CFRs.
6/1349, The Plague reached Dorset, and had spread across England
by the end of 1349.
Bef. 1350, William and Elizabeth died. [Likely in the
plague.]
Children of William and Elizabeth:
i. William Banastre (1477358),
born 1347 in Somerset, England.
11/25/1350, Writ for IPM of Philip de Welislegh or
Wileslegh. Wilts.: La Frithe. A toft, 30a. land … Langthiam. (fn. 1) A
water-mill, 3a. land, 3a. meadow … He died on 4 October, 22 Edward III. Joan,
his daughter, wife of Ralph de Tudyrleye, of full age, and William, son of
William Banastre and Elizabeth, his wife, who was the other heir of the said
Philip, aged 3 years, are his heirs. (S) CIsPM.
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