Cicely De WEYLAND

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• Alt. Death: Aft Aug 1351; Alt. Death

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Ciceley, living Aug 1354, daughter of Richard de Weyland

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He [Bartholomew de Berghersh] married, 1stly, before 10 May 1335, Cicely, daughter and heir of Richard of WEYLAND, of whose age proof was then made, having livery of her lands. She was living August 1354. [Complete Peerage II:426-7, XIV:124, (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)]

Cicely married Bartholomew 4Th Baron De BURGHERSH, Kg, Sir about 10 May 1335 in 1st Wife. Bartholomew was born about 1320 in Ewyas Lacy, Herefordshire, England; died on 5 Apr 1369 in Walsingham, Norfolk, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Elizabeth De BURGHERSH was born in 1342 in Ewyas Lacy, Herefordshire, England; died on 26 Jul 1409.

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The following is excerpted from a post to SGM, 30 May 2003, by John Ravilious:

1.2a.2.1 Sir Richard de Weyland
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Birth: bef 30 Oct 1290[2]
Death: bef 10 Apr 1319

kt., of Blaxhall, Middleton, Rouse Hall[1] and Cockfield, co. Suffolk

Richard de Weyland and his wife Joan levied a fine of the manor of Blaxhall and the manors of Wantisden, Middleton and Cockfield in 1313 against Alexander de Saxmundham, parson of Chyselford Church, and Peter de Grymmeston, chaplain [Feet of Fines, 6 Edw. II. 33] - Copinger, Vol. II, p. 124

identified by Copinger in error as brother of John de Weyland [Vol. III, p. 32][1].
Inheritance of Rouse Hall, held by John de Weyland of his wife's inheritance, proves the descent. cf. also Knights V:186

also held the manor of Campsey, co. Suffolk [Copinger, Vol. IV, p. 230]

inherited the lands of his uncle Richard de Weyland (either directly or through his father), including :
Chipping Sodbury, co. Glocs. and Onehouse [Anhus], Suffolk
NOTE: Sodbury may have passed to the de Clare family in 1308

Spouse: Joan
Death: aft 10 Apr 1319

Children: Cecily (ca1318->1354)

Richard married Joan. Joan was born about 1294 in England; died after 10 Apr 1319. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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The identification of Joan as a daughter of Constantine de Mortimer is purely hypothetical, based on a relationship (cousins) between Katherine de Clifton & Edward le Despenser.

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The following is excerpted from a post to SGM, 30 May 2003, by John Ravilious:

1.2a.2 John de Weyland
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Death: bef 30 Oct 1312

kt., of Blaxhall, Middleton, Swilland[1] and Ashbocking, Suffolk & c.

received from his father in 1287
'...all his Irish lands plus his Suffolk manor of Middleton, evidently in anticipation of his marriage to Mary, the daughter of Richard and Mary de Braose.'

the Irish lands referred to are identified in grant of 1303, cited by Rosie Bevan:
'32 Edw I John de Weyland - free warren in Wyttinesham, and Blakeshall, Clopton manor market and fair in Suffolk. Free warren in Balicover and Kylotheran [Killotheran], co. Waterford, Ireland'

[the charter for the market and fair at Clopton, Suffolk dated 19 Dec 1303, from CChR 1300-26, p. 43

had a grant of free warren in his manor of Blaxhall, 1304

re: Blaxhall and other holdings of Sir Thomas de Weyland, Copinger wrote:
' On Thomas de Weyland abjuring the realm for felony in 1289, the manor was taken into the King's hands [IPM, 18 Edw. I. 51], and a dispute arose as to whether it had escheated or not. Roger Bigot, Earl of Norfolk, claimed it as held of him, and it is said he obtained a verdict by means of a packed jury [R.P. i. 46]. John de Weyland, Thomas's son, however, in proceedings in 1290 recovered the manor from the King and the Earl.
'The proceedings, which are interesting, will be found in the Abbreviation of Pleas in 1290 [18 Edw. I., Trin. 62 (plea), 18 and 19 Edw. I. Mich. 54 (judgment)].' Copinger, V:110

[See also Farrer, Honors and Knights' Fees, II:231 which states,
'...Thomas de Weyland, who abjured the realm for a felony, made an agreement with Sir James son of Gilbert, whereby the said Sir Thomas granted by fine to the said Sir James and his son James the manors of Hedenham and Kelling, saving the advowson of Hedenham for the term of his life, and Sir James granted to the said Sir Thomas and John his son in tail the manor of Blaxall, Suff., to be held of the said Sir James and his heirs, which properties they had previously exchanged by mutual consent.' Farrer cites Cal. of Misc. Inq. i. 421]

The manor of Rouse Hall, Suffok was probably the maritagium of his wife:
'...we meet with a fine levied of the manor in 1288 by John de Weyland and Maria his wife against Richard de Brewse and Alice his wife, and there can be no doubt that by virtue of this the manor became vested in John de Weyland ' [Feet of Fines, 16 Edw. I. 7, as cited by Copinger, Vol. I-Rouse Hall, p. 32]

had a grant of free warren [at Rouse Hall] in 1301, and the grant of a market and fair in the manor in 1304

d. 30 Oct 1312,
'...holding a moiety of Blaxhale Manor and advowson as 1 Fee, Manors of Assch 1/2 Fee, Wantisden, Middilton 1/4 Fee, Clopton, Swynland, Wythisham, Cokefeld, and Brompton in Withernisham 3/4 Fee, Onhous, and Whelwitham, with mess. at Pethage, and leaving s. h. Richard, 22 (Inq.).'
' He held also Kylothran Manor, Cloncridan township, and other lands in Co. Waterford (Inq. 6 Ap. 1313).' Knights V:186, citing IPMs of Sir John de Weyland in Suffolk and Co. Waterford
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in re: proof of Sir Richard de Weyland being son of John de Weyland:
(1) Wantisden, Suffolk was a holding of John de Weyland in 1306: reference in a quitclaim dated 26 May 1306:
'1. Alexander Albard of Wantesdene [Wantisden], jun.
2. Godfrey de Ludham and wife Cecily
(1) quitclaims to (2), piece of land in Tunstalle [Tunstall], lying between land of Sir John Weyland and land of Geoffrey Mingy, and piece of turbary in Wantesdene and [?But]tele [Butley], lying between (1)'s turbary and turbary of Richard the smith; to hold of chief lords of fee by accustomed services. Warranty clause. Witnesses: Seyer Syward, Thomas de Nauntone, Roger Sarle, Walter Large, Robert Seyer, John Gentelman and others.
Given at Wantesdene, Wednesday after Pentecost, 34 Edw.I.' - PRO, Suffolk Record Office, Ipswich Branch: The Iveagh (Phillipps) Suffolk Manuscripts [HD 1538/348 - HD 1538/441], WANTISDEN [ HD 1538/406/6 ]

(2) 1313, fine levied by Sir Richard de Weyland and his wife Joan in re: Wantisden and other manors (see under Richard)

Spouse: Mary de Braose
Death: aft 12 Dec 1312
Father: Sir Richard de Braose (-<1292), of Stinton, Norfolk & c.
Mother: Alice le Rus (ca1245-<1300)
Marr: bef 1289

Children: Sir Richard (<1290-<1319)

John married Mary De BRAOSE, Heiress Of Rouse Hall before 1289. Mary (daughter of Richard De BRAOSE, Of Stinton, Sir and Alice Le RUS, Heiress Of Stinton) was born about 1267 in Stinton, Norfolk, England; died after 12 Dec 1312 in Blaxhall, Plomesgate, Suffolk, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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