~1250, Thomas born in England.
1296, Thomas Colepeper and his son John sued by the
executors of the will of Sir William de Montfort over the manor of Newenton,
Kent.
1304, Sir Thomas Colepeper, ‘pro bono servicio in partibus
Scotie’, received a pardon for breaking the park of the Prior of Christ Church,
Canterbury, at Westhall.
1306, Thomas and his son Thom’ Colepeper de Brenchesle
indicted for stealing the goods of the vicar of Ringmer.
7/7/1307, Edward II succeeded Edward I as King of England.
7/8/1310 at London, Debtor: John de Teppenhese, of Kent. Creditor:
Thomas, the son of Thomas Colepeper [held half a fee in Brushing, Eyhorne
Hundred, Kent]. Amount: £60. (S) UKNA.
By 1311, Thomas died.
Child of Thomas and ?:
i. Thomas Colpeper (2500096),
born ~1275 in England.
1322, Thomas executed; hanged, drawn and quartered at
Winchelsea.
ii. John Colepeper,
born ? in England.
9/7/1320, A
fine levied between Thomas Colepeper and his wife Margery, demandants, and
Richard de Headen and John Colepeper, deforciants, … whereby Thomas
acknowledged the tenements aforesaid to be the right of John, and Richard and
John, in consideration of that acknowledgment, granted and rendered the
tenements to Thomas and Margery for their lives, … (S) CCRs.
3/16/1322, Battle of Boroughbridge, Yorkshire. Rebel barons
with Thomas, earl of Lancaster defeated by King Edward II. Thomas and his
brother John participated.
1327, John released from prison by Edward III.
1338, John Colepeper of Lynlegh, and Johanna his wife,
deforciants in land relating to Wythyhame.
iii. Walter
Colepeper, born ? in England.
1321, Walter was hung by the King.
11/3/1321, Commitment during pleasure … of the keeping of
all the lands, goods and cbattels late of Walter Colpeper, … [many named] which
are in the king's hand as forfeit because the said Walter and others were
hanged for the felony done by them … (S) CFRs.
iv. Nicholas
Colepeper, born ? in England.
1321, Nicholas arrested.
1323, Nicholas released by the king.
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