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FACSIMILES OF ARMS.

H. G. Porter, del.

THE NOTE-BOOK OF
TRISTRAM RISDON
(author of the • SURVEY OF THE COUNTY OF DEVON '),
1608-1628.

transcribed and edited FROM THE ORIGINAL
MANUSCRIPT IN THE LIBRARY OF THE DBAN AND CHAPTER OF EXETER

JAMES DALLAS, F.L.S.,
Local Secretary to the Society of Antiquaries of London ; Corresponding Mbmbsr
OF the British Arch/eological Association ; Fellow of the
Anthropological Institute ;

HENRY G. PORTER.

LONDON :
ELLIOT STOCK, 62, PATERNOSTER ROW, E.C.
1897.

ELLIOT STOCK,
62, PATERNOSTER ROW, LONDON.

TO
THE VENERABLE
THE DEAN AND CHAPTER
OF THE
CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF ST. PETER IN EXETER,
THIS VOLUME IS RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED,
IN RECOGNITION OF THE COURTESY WITH WHICH
THE ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT
WAS BY THEM ENTRUSTED TO THE
EDITORS.

CONTENTS.

INTRODUCTION XUI
DEVONSHIRE : THE GENERAL ARMORY I
THE FEUDAL BARONIES OF DEVON AND THEIR HOLDERS 53
THE EARLS, NOBLES AND SHERIFFS OF DEVONSHIRE 80-
PEERS, BARONETS AND KNIGHTS HOLDING LANDS IN DEVON, WITH
THEIR ARMS. EDWARD III. — CHARLES I. g6
SHORT BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICES OF NOBLES AND KNIGHTS OF
DEVON, DISTINGUISHED FOR MILITARY AND OTHER SERVICE,
FROM THE CONQUEST TO THE REIGN OF HENRY IV. 122
KNIGHTS AND DISTINGUISHED MEN OF DEVON, FROM THE CONQUEST
TO THE REIGN OF KING CHARLES I. - - 1 48
THE JUSTICES ITINERANT IN DEVON, WITH THE DATES OF THEIR
CIRCUITS. 2 HENRY II. — 21 HENRY VII. (aN INCOMPLETE LISt) 186
EXETER — DUKES, MARQUISES AND EARLS BEARING THIS TITLE,
WITH A LIST OF THE HJAYORS OF THE CITY - 1 94
BARONS AND KNIGHTS IN THE COUNTY OF CORNWALL, WITH
THEIR ARMS. HENRY II. — JAMES I. 201
BARONS AND KNIGHTS HOLDING LANDS IN DORSET. FROM THE
CONQUEST TO THE TIME OF JAMES I. - 223
KNIGHTS OF SOMERSETSHIRE, WITH THEIR ARMS. HENRY 11. —
JAMES 1. - 242

xii Contents. PAGE
LIST OF KNIGHTS AND OTHERS IN WILTSHIRE, WITH ARM0RI.4L
BEARINGS. HENRY III. — HENRY VIIL 279
LIST OF PEERS AND OTHERS IN HAMPSHIRE, FROM THE REIGN
OF KING HENRY III. TO THAT OF KING JAMES 1., WITH SOME
ARMORIAL BEARINGS- 287
TENANTS OF LANDS AND MANORS IN ENGLAND, FROM THE REIGN
OF HENRY III. TO THE 32ND YEAR OF KING HENRY VIII.,
EXTRACTED FROM VARIOUS RECORDS 294
INDEX OF PERSONS 329
INDEX OF PLACES 342

INTRODUCTION.

THE volume now presented to the public after the lapse
of nearly three hundred years appears to have been
the genealogical common-place book of Tristram
Risdon, the author of the well-known ' Chorographical
Description or Survey of the County of Devon.'
Though the compilation-of the manuscript must have occupied
many years, we are only able to fix the period approximately.
On page i8o the death is- recorded of Charles Blunt, Earl of
Devon, within two years of the time of writing, while on
page 279 Sir Popham Southcot is mentioned as having been
knighted in 1628. It is clear, therefore, that the book was for
the most part written between 1608 and 1628, and it may be
assumed that it was synchronous with the ' Chorographical
Description,' which Prince, in his ' Worthies of Devon,' tells us
occupied our author from the year 1605 to the year 1630. It
is identified as Risdon's by the fact that on the first page are
written, in the same hand as the body of .the work, the words
' Liber Tristram Risdon,' and that the list of Sheriffs of Devon
shire is, so far as it goes, identical with that printed in the
Survey, including the introductory note thereto. There are
numerous other points of resemblance which leave no doubt as to
the authorship of the manuscript, which may be regarded as a
genealogical and heraldic supplement to the Survey.
The volume contains 188 leaves,. many of which, including
the last, are blank. It is of foolscap size, and somewhat roughly
bound in polished vellum. On the back is written the single
word ' Risdon,' while on the front cover are the letters 33 b. It is

xiv Introduction.
No. 35 3 1 of the manuscripts in the Exeter Cathedral Library,
in which it is preserved, and contains the old Book Plate
of that Library — a Bishop enthroned, holding in the dexter
hand a representation of the West Front of the Cathedral
Church of Exeter, and in the sinister a key, the inscription
being 'The Cathedral Library at Exeter, Anno Domni 1749.'
Over this plate is written in a hand, probably of the middle of
the last century, the words ' Liber Ecclesiai Cath. Exon.' The
first leaf, save for the name of Risdon already referred to, is
blank, and the succeeding five pages were ruled and intended
for an index to the Brevia Collecta begun on page 37 of the
manuscript, which was the original page i of the author, and
no doubt the thirty-four preceding pages were all intended to
contain the index to this Section. The present pagination was
made in red ink by that indefatigable antiquary and accom
plished genealogist Mr. Winslow Jones, to whom our thanks
are due for some assistance during the progress of our work.*
The General Armory covers from page 8 to page 41, but
pages 37, 39, 40, and 41 are for the most part filled with the
' Brevia ' already referred to. The arms are tricked, but unfor
tunately in some cases, and occasionally in those of special interest,
the tinctures are omitted. Nevertheless it contains an enormous
mass of useful heraldic information, and the arms of many families
are here given which it would be- difficult, if not impossible, to
find elsewhere. As regards our interpretation of the tricking,
we have for the most part followed the latest edition (1894) of
Parker's ' Glossary,' but as regards certain charges, we have
adopted the practical suggestions of Planch^. Notably, we
have throughout blazoned all circular figures except bezants as
roundels, a course which is justified not alone by the practice of
the early heralds, but by the fact that in some instances no
tinctures are given, and the use of this term was therefore the
only method of securing uniformity. In like manner, instead of
speaking of drops of fluid as gouttes de sang, gouttes de poix and
so forth, we have invariably blazoned them of their tincture.
Again, we have found it a little difficult to discriminate between
cinquefoils and roses, as well as to identify some other plant-
* Since the above was written my kind old friend has been removed
by death, to the deep regret of those who knew him. — J. D.

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forms, and it has occasionally been impossible to identify the
birds and to describe accurately some other charges.*
To the account of the Feudal Baronies of Devonshire more
time has been devoted than to any other part of the work, and
though Risdon's statements have been found singularly accurate
in the main, it has been possible to make a few important cor
rections and many additions to his text. In particular attention
is called to the change in the early part of the Courtenay pedigree
brought to light by researches into the records of King John's
time, and which corrects all the Courtenay pedigrees to be found
in the usual works of reference. It may further be said that no
account exists save this, so far as has been ascertained, of the
baronies whose history is here traced.
The list of the Sheriffs of Devon corresponds with the printed
list in the ' Chorographical Description,' but differs in many
important respects from that published in the Thirty-first Annual
Report of the Deputy Master of the Rolls (page 278). We have
made some corrections from this list, and some from original
records, but even now we fear that no strictly accurate list of
these officers exists.
The list of Justices Itinerant is very incomplete, but it is
useful as far as it goes, and in many cases mentions the Court
over which, when in the Capital, each Justice presided.
The list of the Mayors of Exeter varies considerably from the
published lists, for which without doubt all later authors are
indebted to the labours of John Hooker, alias Vowel. Many
of the variations are, however, to be accounted for by the fact
that whereas Hooker and his successors give the Christian year
in which each Mayor was elected, Risdon adopts the regnal year
of each succeeding King, and probably was unacquainted with
the actual date of election.
With regard to the lists of Knights and others in the various
Western counties, it is unnecessary to say more than that the
arms, where given, are tricked, as in the Armory already de
scribed ; and that, owing to the plan adopted by Risdon, the
names of many persons occur under more than one King's
reign. It should, perhaps, be mentioned with regard to the
* The illustrations which appear in the' frontispiece are accurate fac
similes of Risdon's drawings. — Eds.

xvi Introduction.
lists for Wiltshire and Hampshire that in the MS. the county
headings are omitted, but there can be no room for error in
classifying the Knights enumerated under those counties.
The collection of ' Brevia ' contains an enormous mass of
most important genealogical matter, taken from original deeds'
which doubtless at one time or another passed through Risdon's
hands. With this part of the work it has been thought best
not to do more than make obvious corrections, but the entries
have been so far compared with the Fine Rolls and other
Records as to prove conclusively their great accuracy and value.
In conclusion, we have to express our indebtedness to Miss
Annie Glanville, of Exeter, for much highly-valued aid in the
preparation of the indexes.
Editors.
EXETER,
October 15, 1897.

DEVONSHIRE:
THE GENERAL ARMORY
(Page.s 8 — 41.)

A

BBOT, OF Hartland : Or, a cross sable voided of the
field between four eagles displayed of the first. (9)
Adamps : Or, semy of [seven] crosses crosslet, a
lion rampant sable. (9)
Adiston, of Adiston : Argent, a fess between three
roundels sable. (9)
Akelan, OF Akelan : Chequy ..., a fess ... (9)
Akelan, John, of Acland, 9 R. II. : ... on a bend
... between a lion rampant ... in chief and three lozenges
bendwise .. in base, three trefoils. With this scale he
sealed. (9)
• Alabaster, of Bickton : Azure, three crossbows or. (9)
Aller : Argent, three popinjays [?] vert, collared gules. (9)
Alley, Bisshop of E.xon : Azure, a pale engrailed
ermine, between two lions rampant of the second, ducally
crowned or. (9)
Alwyn : Sable, three lions rampant, argent, fretty
azure. (9)
Ameredeth, of Poole in Slapton : Argent, a lion
rampant sable, collared and chained gules. (9)
Amidas, of Plimouth : Azure, a chevron argent between
three acorns slipped or. (9)

2 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Ank, of Ank : Gules, two bars, and in chief three annu
lets argent. [The G. and A. of the field and bars have been mis
placed, but the fact that the annulets are tricked A. shows the
intention of the draughtsman.] (9)
Appeldor : Gules, a fess nebuly argent. (9)
Appelton: Or, a chevron sable between three apples
stalked vert. (9)
Archedecne : Argent, three chevronels sable. (9)
Arondell: Sable, six hirondelles, three, two, and one,
argent. (9)
Arscot : Per chevron azure and ermine, in chief two stags'
heads cabossed or. (9)
Ashford, of Ashford : Argent, between two chevronels
sable, three ashen keys* vert. (9)
ASHLEGH, OF ASHLEGH : Argent, a pheon gules. (9)
Ashthorp, William, of Samford Peverell: ... a
bend ... (9)
Ashton, of Ashton : Vert, three bendlets argent. (9)
Asseton, of Asseton : Argent, a chevron engrailed
between three fleurs-de-lys sable. (9)
Asshendon, of Dartmouth : Argent, a lion rampant
gules, collared or. (9)
Aston, John : ..., a chevron ... between three roses
or cinquefoils ... (8)
At Comb, of Atcomb: Sable, three marlions' dexter
wings displayed argent. (q)
At Hull: ... , a chevron ... between three chess-
rooks ... (g)
At Hull, T., 22 R. 2 : ... , on a chevron ... a chess-
rook ... (g)
Atwav: ... , on a chief ... three lions' heads erased
... , over all a bend ... /g\
At Way : ... , on a chief ... three lions' heads erased
... , over all a bend ... [this is precisely the coat blazoned
above] . ^^^
Atwill: Argent, a pile sable, a chevron counter-
changed. ^^^
At Will, John : Argent, a fess and in chief three piles
sable. (g)
At Wood : Ermine, three leopards' faces, azure. (9)
* The seed vessels of the common ash are called ashen-keys.  Eds.

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At Wood : Sable, a lion rampant argent, between six
acorns or. (9)
At Woode : Sable, semy [or an orle] of [eight] acorns
slipped or, a lion rampant, argent. (8).
Audelegh, Lord : Gules, fretty or. (9)
Auncell : Ermine, a fess sable, between in chief two demi-
lions and in base three lozenges gules. (8)
Auncell : Gules, a saltire engrailed or between four
bezants. (9)
Avenell : Argent, five fusils conjoined in fess sable be
tween two cotises gules. (9)
Avenell: ... three eagles displayed ... (9)
Baa, of ... : Ermine, a bend gules. (8)
Baa, Tho., was lord of Shepwash manor and land, Bucland,
Hele Sachvile, Stocley and Ayleslande, 9 Ed. II. : Gules, a
chevron between three roundels argent. (10)
Baa, or Baker : Gules, a chevron ermine, between three
roundels argent. (10)
Baa, OR Baker : ... , a chevron ... between three annu
lets. (10)
Babington, Bisshop of Exon : Argent, ten roundels,
four, three, two and one, gules, in chief a label of three points
azure. (10)
Baker : Argent, on a saltire engrailed sable, five escallops
of the field, on a chief of the second, a lion passant of the
first. (10)
Balun : Barry dancetty of six, argent and gules. (10)
Bamfild, of Poltymore : Or, on a bend gules three
mullets argent. His true Armes paly of 6, or and v. (10)
Barkley, or Bartlet : Sable, a fess ermine, between
three cinquefoils or roses, argent. (10)
BarnhouS, of Kingston : Gules, a pair of wings con
joined in lure argent. (10)
Barron : Argent, a chevron between three human hearts
sable, (10)
Barry, of Winscot: Barry of six, argent and gules. (10)
Basset, of Umberley: Barry wavy of six ... (10)
Bastard, of Efford : Or, a chevron azure. (10)
Batten, of Dunsland : Argent, three battle - axes,
azure. (10)
I — 2

4 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Batten, of Exon : Argent, a chevron sable between
three battle-axes, azure. (lO)
Battishull, of Westwike: Azure, a cross crosslet in
saltire, or cross of St. Julian, between four owls argent. (lo)
Baucen, of Shilston : Argent, two bars wavy gules, a
canton sable. (lo)
BA^YC0MB : Argent, three bats displayed sable. (lo)
Bawcomb, of Bawcomb : Argent, three bats displayed
sable. (8)
Beach amp : Vair, in chief a label of three points gules. (lo)
Beachamp : Gules, a fess or. (lo)
Beamont, of Shirwell : Barry of six, vair and
gules. (lo)
Beapell : Gules, a bend vair, between six escallops,
argent. (lo)
Beapell, of Knowston: Gules, a bend vair cotised or. (lo)
Beapenny : Argent, a chevron between two crosses patty
in chief, and a saltire in base sable. (lo)
Beare, of Bynley : Argent, a pelican in her piety sable,
vulned proper. (lo)
Beare, of Huntsam : Argent, three bears' heads erased
sable, muzzled or. (lo)
Beaudyn : ..., on a bend ... three roundels ... (lo)
Beaudyn : ..., a chevron ... between three martlets. (lo)
Beaupre : Vert, a lion rampant or debruised by a bendlet
gules. (lO)
Beavill: Ermine, a bull passant gules. (lo)
Belhous : Or, a saltire gules. This coat stands in Plim-
stok Church. (lo)
Bellew, of Esse Rogus: Fretty. (lo)
Belston, of Belston : Or, on a bend gules, three crosses
patty argent. (lO)
Bensted, of Ermington : Gules, three bars gemelles
o''- (ID)
Bernevill: Argent, three roundels sable, each charged
with a bend of the field. /jq\
Bevill : Argent, a bull passant gules. (lo)
Bickley, of Bickley : Argent, a chevron engrailed
between three ravens [i"] sable. /jj\

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Bidelsgate, Rich. : Argent, a bendlet azure, over all a
chevron engrailed gules. (11)
Bidwell : Per saltire, ermine and lozengy or and
gules.* (11)
Bidwell, of Bidwell: ..., on a bend ... between six
crosses crosslet fitchy ... three escallops ... (11)
Bigbery, of Bigbery : Azure, an eagle displayed or.
His heire maried Champernon, whose da. ma. S'' Ro. Wil
loughby. (11)
Billet, of Ash : Argent, a chevron purpure between
three battle-axes sable. (11)
Billet, of Bosumshele : Argent, on a chief gules, three
cinquefoils of the field. (11)
Bisshop, of Cheldasii : Gules, three lozenges argent,
each charged with an eagle displayed sable. (11)
Bitlesgat, Tho.: ... an annulet ... surmounted by a
fess ... (11)
Blackaller : Paly of six or and sable, on a chief gules
three besants. (12)
Blakford : Gules, three bars or. (12)
Blakford, John, of Dunsford, Knight, temp. Ed. II. :
Or, four bars gules. (8)
Blakford, Rob., of Rewe, {temp.\ H. III.: Gules, three
bars or. • (12)
Blakston, of Withy : Gules, two bars and in chief three
cocks argent. (12)
Blanchmonster, Raph, Knight : Cicely, his da. and
heire maried to Edmond Specot, and Nichola to Sir Edmond
Halscopp, teuip. Ed. II. : Argent, fretty [or a fret] gules. (12)
Blerick : Sable, two bars argent, between three bats
or. (12)
Blewet, of Holcomb Rogus : Or, a chevron between
three eagles displayed vert. (12)
Bloyhow : Gules, a saltire engrailed argent. (12)
Bodlegh, of Dunscomb : Argent, five martlets in saltire
sable, on a chief azure, three coronets or. (11)
BODRUGAN : Argent, three bendlets gules. (11)
Bodulgat : Gules, two lions passant argent, ducally
crowned or. (12)
Bodulgat: Azure, two lions passant-guardant argent. (11)
* The tricking of this shield is somewhat obscure.— Eds.

6 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Bole : Azure, a bull statant gules, armed or. (12)
Bolegh : Argent, on a chevron sable, between three
roundels gules, three besants. (11)
Bolter, of Bolterscomb: Ermine, on a chief gules,
three bird-bolts argent. (^ 0
BOLTSAM : Argent, three bird-bolts gules. (i i)
Bolwortpiy: Or, on a bend sable, three bulls' heads
cabossed argent. (12)
Bond : Argent, on a chevron sable, three besants. (11)
Bonifant: Gules, a chevron or, between three billhooks
argent. (11)
BONViLL, Lord : Sable, six mullets, three, two and one,
argent. (n)
BoNViLL, OF Ivebrige : Sable, six mullets, three, two
and one, argent, over all a bendlet gules. (11)
Borage : Or, a chevron gules between three lions rampant
sable. (II)
Borough : Argent, on a fess engrailed between six fleurs-
de-lys gules, three besants. (i i)
Borough, of Brodclist : Azure, three fleurs-de-lys
ermine, a bordure engrailed gules. (11)
BOSUM, OF Bosumshele : Azure, three bird-bolts* argent. (II)
BOTERELS : Chequy or and gules, on a chevron azure, three
horseshoes argent. (11)
Boterford, OF BOTERFORD: Argent, on a bend sable
three butterflies volant of the first. (11)
Botreaux, Lord : Argent, a griffin segreant gules,
armed azure. (i i)
Botterells : Chequy, or and gules, a chevron azure. (11)
Bovill: Quarterly, or and sable. (11)
Bowden, of Bowden : Quarterly, sable and or, in the first
quarter a lion passant argent. (n)
Bowdon : Quarterly, sable and or, in the first quarter a
lion passant argent. (u)
Bowdon : Argent, a chevron between three teazels slipped
vert. ¦ („)
Bowring, of Bowringeslegh : Gules, a chevron between
three lions rampant, or. (^j2)
* Boson, Fr., a bird-bolt. — Eds.

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Bowring, of Bowringeslegh : Gules, a chevron between
three lions rampant, or. [This is a repetition. — EDS.] (8)
Bowrman, of Hemyok : Ermine, on a bend cotised sable,
three boars' heads couped, or. (12)
Boys : Argent, a bend sable between three acorns vert,
fructed or. (11)
Boys, of Buriton : Argent, a chevron gules between
three cockatrices sable. Anne, his da. and heire, was maried
to Jo. Speccot : quartered by that name, which coate standes
in Buckfastle and Totnes Churches. (11)
Boys, of Halber ton : Argent, a chevron gules, between
three trees eradicated, vert. (12)
Boys, of Wood : Argent, a chevron sable between three
acorns vert, fructed or. (11)
Brabant : Argent, on a fess gules, three leopards' faces
or. (13)
Bracy : Gules, a fess argent, in chief two mullets
or. (13)
Bracy, of Woi.COMB Bracy: Argent, on a chief ... two
mullets ..., a label of three points ... (13)
Bradbridge, Bisshop of Exon : Azure, a pheon, argent. (13)
Bradney: Azure, three shovellers [.'] argent. (13)
Bragge, of Bragsmarsh : Sable, a fess argent between
three dolphins naiant or. (13)
Branscomb : Gules, a chevron vair between three martlets,
or. (13)
Brantingham, Bisshop of Exon : Sable, a fess em
battled counter- embattled between three Catherine-wheels,
or. . (13)
Bratton : Argent, a fess engrailed, between three mullets,
sable. (13)
Braus : Barry of six, vairy ermine and gules, and azure. (13)
Bray : Argent, three barnacles or brays gules. (13)
Bremlegh : ..., a fess counter embattled ... (13)
Brent : Gules, a wivern, wings endorsed, argent. This
cote stands in Kentesbeare Church. (13)
Brereton, of Exon: ... two bars ... in chief a crescent
... charged with a mullet ... (13)

8 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Bret, of Pillond : Or, a lion rampant, between six
crosses crosslet fitchy gules. This coat standes in St. Thomas
and Topsham Churches. (13)
Brian, Lord : Or, three piles meeting in point azure.
[In the tricking the ' o ' has been inadvertently placed upon the
centre pile. — Eds.] (i3)
Bridham, John : ... three fusils conjoined in fess, a label
of five points ... (n)
Brigge : Argent, on a fess between two chevronels gules,
three crosses crosslet or. (13)
Brigham : Argent, a pile sable, a chevron counter-changed. (13)
Brightley, of Brightley : Gules, a chief indented,
argent. (13)
Brigwer, or Briwer, Lord: Gules, two bends wavy, or. (13)
Briket : Sable, three garbs within a bordure engrailed,
argent. (13)
Brioniis : Chequy, or and azure, two bars argent. (13)
Brit: Argent, two chevrons compony azure and or. (13)
Brit, of Stotescomb : Argent, a fess between three
escallops, sable. (13)
Britricheston : Ermine, on a canton sable a horse's head
couped argent, bridled ... (13)
Britricheston, of Britrichston : Argent, three boars'
heads couped, gules armed or. And ... Thomas, his da. and
heres, maried Carswell, Barnhous and Wivell. (13)
Brooke, of Wicroft : Gules, on a chevron argent, a lion
rampant sable. (13)
Broughton : Argent, two bars gules, on a canton of the
last a cross of the first. (13)
Broughton : Sable, a chevron or, between three stags'
heads cabossed argent. (13)
Broughton, of Hemyok : Argent, two bars gules, on a
canton of the last a cross of the first. (13)
Broughton, of Lankey, Lord : Argent, a chevron
between three mullets gules. (i2\
Brounscomb, Bisshop of Exon : Or, on a chevron sable
between two keys in chief and a sword in base all palewise
argent, three quatrefoils of the field. ^j5\
Browne, of Brownshilers : ..., a chevron ermine,
cotised between three escallops, or. /joj

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Bruer, of Tingbruer : Argent, three bars gemelles
azure, a chevron engrailed gules. (13)
Brugg, Jo.: Argent, three bugle -horns stringed and
garnished sable. (13)
Brushford : Sable, a cross patty fleuretty argent. (13)
Buckerell: Sable, bezanty, two bucks trippant, argent. (12)
Bucket : Chequy argent and azure, a bend vairy gules
and sable. (12)
Bucket : Or, three piles meeting in point gules, a bordure
azure. (12)
Buckland, of Buckland : Argent, a fess sable, fretty or
between three lions rampant gules. (12)
Buckton, of BucKTON : Sable, a chief vert, over all a
buck's head cabossed argent. (12)
Budokeside, of St. BudokeS: Sable, three fusils con
joined in fess between as many stags' heads cabossed argent. (12)
Bulkworthy, of BulkworthY: ..., a bend vairy ...
(12)
Buller, of Exon : Argent, a cross sable, quarterly
pierced of the field, between four eagles displayed, of the second, (12)
Burdon, John, of Kingstington : Argent, three pil
grims' staves [bourdons] gules. His da. and heire maryed
Thorpe of Clifford Thorpe. (12)
Burell, of Woodland : Argent, on a bend sable three
stags' heads, cabossed or. (12)
BURGOYN : Azure, a talbot argent, in dexter chief a mullet
or. (12)
BURLEGH, of Clanacomb : Argent, a chief sable, three
lances palewise counterchanged. (12)
BURNEBY, OF BURNEBY : Azure, two bars embattled
counter-embattled, ermine. (12)
Burnell, of Cocktree: Argent, a chevron sable between
three shovellers (?)* proper, collared ... (12)
BURNFORD : Argent, a chevron between three moor-cocks
sable. [The words, ' 3 hethrakes,' are written above the dexter
corner of the shield.] (12)
* These are clearly not choughs, but web-footed birds with large blunt
bills.— Eds.

lo Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
BURSH : Sable, a fess between three [birch-]leaves argent. (12)
Burton, of Bigbiry : Or, a cross azure quarterly pierced
and charged with four fleurs-de-lys of the field.* Robt. Bourton,
Justicius Domini Regis; he maried Willm. Bigbery ['s] widowe. (12)
Burton, of Halberton : Argent, five bars gules, a bend
sable. (12)
Bury, of Collaton : Ermine, on a bend engrailed azure,
three fleurs-de-lys or. (12)
Bussell, of Bradley : Argent, a chevron gules between
three water-bougets, sable. (12)
Butteler,. Tho., of Ormond: Or, on a chief indented,
azure, a cross-crosslet of the first. (12)
Butteler, of Sedburgh : Azure, three covered cups, or.
(12)
Buttour : Sable, on a chevron between three cranes
argent, five gouttys gules. (8)
Byry, of Bery in Keber: Gules, three bars or. (11)
Cabell : Sable, a horse saliant argent, bridled or. (14)
Cadiho, of Dunsland : Argent, three piles meeting in
point wavy, sable. [One of the piles has been inadvertently
tricked argent.] (19)
Cahurta : Sable, two bars argent ; in chief a demi-griffin
issuant of the last. (14)
Callard, of Southcot : Gyronny of six argent and
sable, three negroes' heads couped proper, wreathed ... (14)
Calley, of Chymley : Quarterly, argent and sable, on a
bend gules three mullets of the first. (14)
Calley, of Cliymwell: Quarterly, argent and sable, on
a bend gules, three mullets of the first. (8)
Calmady: Azure, a chevron between three pears or. (14)
Camvill, Baron, of Barstable : Azure, three lions
passant in pale argent. (14)
Cantilup, George, Lord, of Totnes, Cornworthy,
Dartmouth, Lodswell, Woodford, Edmore, and Brix
ton, Ed. I. : Azure, three leopards' faces jessant de lys or. (14)
Careslake: Argent, three bulls' heads erased sable. (14)
* A fleur-de-lys was formerly placed in each of the four quarters of this
shield, but they have been erased in the original drawing. — Eds.

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Careslake : Argent, three trefoils slipped vert, on the fess
point a mullet sable. (14)
Carew : Or, three lions passant in pale sable. (14)
Cariset : Gules, a bend argent between six besants. (14)
Carleton, Wm., Steward of Sir Walter de Manny:
..., five mullets, two, two and one ..., on a canton ... a griffin
segreant. (8)
Carmyno, of ASHWATER: ..., a bend ..., a label of three
points ... (14)
Carswell, of Hach : Sable, a bend or, a Jabel of five
points argent. Walter Carswill, of Carswill, tempore Hen. VI. ;
Robt. Carswill, Steward of Exon before any Mayor. (14)
Carwitham, of Panston : Argent, a fleur-de-lys within
a bordure engrailed gules. (14)
Cary : Argent, on a bend sable three hunting-horns
stringed of the field, a bordure engrailed gules. (14)
Cary : Argent, on a bend sable three heraldic roses of the
field. (14)
Cavill : Ermine, a calf passant gules. (14)
Cervinton : Ermine, on a chevron azure three stags'
heads cabossed or. (14)
Chagford : Sable, semy, or an orle, of eight crosses
crosslet fitchy, three lions rampant argent. (iS)
Challons, of Legh Challons : Gules, two bars between
eight martlets, three, two and three, argent. (16)
Chalvedon, Jo., of Chalvedon : Gules, a fess compony
ermine and vert, between three escallops argent. (17)
Chamberlayn : Sable, a chevron ermine between three
mullets argent. (iS)
Chambernon, of Dertinton : Gules, a saltire vair between
twelve billets or, in centre chief point a crescent. (16)
Chambernon, of Ilfercomb : Gules, a saltire vair
between twelve crosses crosslet or. (iS)
Chambernon, of InsWERK : Gules, a saltire vairy between
twelve billets or, in the centre point a mullet. (16)
Chambernon, of Modbiry : Gules, a saltire vair between
twelve billets or, in the centre point a crescent. (iS)
Chambernon, of Northtawton : Gules, a saltire vair
between twelve crosses paty or. (16)
Chambernon, of Umberley: Gules, a saltire vair. (16)

1 2 Note^Book of Tristram Risdon.
Chambers : Azure, a chevron between three leopards' faces,
argent. (iS)
Champeaux, Robertus de, of Molland Champeaux:
..., a boar statant ... (lo)
Champernon : Gules, a saltire vair, between twelve
besants. (lo)
Champernon: Gules, a bend vair between six billets or. (i6)
Champernon, of Beere Ferrers : Gules, a saltire vair,
between twelve billets or. (lo)
Champney : Argent, a lion rampant within a bordure
engrailed gules. (i5)
Champney: Gules, two fusils conjoined in fess argent. (i6)
Chanceaux, of Lifton : Argent, a chevron azure between
three mullets sable. (i6)
Chanterell: Argent, three talbots sable. (i6)
Chanterell : Sable, a chevron between three talbots
argent. (i6)
Chappell, of Exon : Or, an anchor in pale sable, stocked
azure. (i6)
Chappell, of Exon: Or, a grappling-iron sable. (i6)
Charles, of Tavistok : Ermine, on a chief wavy gules
an eagle displayed or. His da. was maried to Servington, and
his da. and heire to Evelegh. (IS)
Charteray : Argent, a chevron between three cinquefoils
gules. (i6)
Chedelworth : Or, a chevron between three martlets
gules. (i6)
Chelsham, of Chelsham : Gules, a bull passant or, a
label of three points argent. (i6)
Cheriton • Argent, a chevron between three rams' heads
erased gules. (i6)
Cheyney, of Pinho : Gules, four fusils conjoined in fess
argent, each charged with an escallop sable. (i6)
Chichester, of Ralegh : Chequy, or and gules, a chief
vair. (i6)
Chiddelegh, of Asherston : Ermine, three lions rampant
gules. (1 6)
Chiderley, of Chiderley: Argent, on a chevron between
three cormorants' [?] heads erased sable, as many acorns stalked
or. (i6)
Chiverston : Or, on a bend gules, three water bougets
argent. (i6)

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Chiverston, of Ilton : Or, on a bend gules, three goats
argent. (16)
Churche, of Bathe : Gules, a griffin segreant or, a bor
dure ermine. (3)
Churchill : Sable, a lion rampant argent debruised with
a bend gules. (^t)
Chuselden, of Holcomb : Or, on a chevron gules, three
martlets argent. (ii-\
CiRCESTER: Argent, on a canton sable, a covered cup
(16)
Cirencester : Argent, . a chevron azure, a label of three
points gules. (16)
Clare : Or, three chevronels gules. (16)
Clark: Sable, three roundels, argent. (16)
Clavill : Or, three keys gules. (16)
Clavill, of Lomen : Sable, three keys argent. (16)
Clifford, of Godford : Chequy, or and azure, a bend
gules. (17)
Clifford, of Kingstington : Chequy, or and azure, on
a bend gules, three lions rampant argent. (17)
Clist, of Gerardesclist : Argent, three piles meeting in
point wavy, azure. (17)
Clivedon : Argent, three escallops gules, a bordure en
grailed sable. (17)
Clobery, of Bradston : Argent, a chevron between
three bats displayed sable. (16)
Clopton : Argent, a chevron between three eagles dis
played azure. • (16)
Clotworthy, of Clotworthy: Azure, a chevron ermine
between three chaplets or, flowered vert. (16)
Cobham, of Blakburgh : Gules, on a chevron or, three
eagles displayed sable. (15)
Coblegh, of Brightley : Gyronny of eight, gules and
sable : on a bend engrailed between two swans argent, three
roundels azure. (15)
COCKINTON : Argent, a chevron azure between three cocks
gules. (14)
Cocktree : Argent, a chevron gules between three cocks
sable. (14)
COCKWORTHY : Argent, a chevron between three cocks
gules. (14)

14 Note-Book of Tristram, Risdon.
Code, of Gidlegh : Argent, a chevron gules between
three Cornish choughs proper. (iS)
Coffin : Azure, semy of crosses crosslet or, three besants. (14)
Coffyn, of Portlage : Argent, a chevron between three
mullets sable. (14)
Cogan, Lord of Bampton : Gules, three oak -leaves
argent. (14)
COKAYN : Bendy of six, ermine and gules. (14)
COKERAM, OF CoLUMPTON : Argent, on a bend sable
between three fleurs-de-lys azure, as many leopards' faces or.
• (15)
COKERAM, OF COLUMPTON : Argent, on a bend sable
between three fleurs-de-lys azure, as many leopards' faces or.
[This is a repetition. — Eds.] (15)
COLBROKE, OF KiLRlNGTON : Argent, a lion rampant
gules debruised with a fess sable, charged with three crosses
crosslet fitchy of the first. Alice, his da., was maried to Jo.
Vere, Erie of Ox. (15)
Cole, John, of Hille : Argent, a chevron between three
scorpions sable. (15)
Cole, of Slade : Argent, a bull passant sable, a bordure
of the last bezanty. (ij)
Collaton, of Collaton : Or, three stags' heads cabossed
gules. (15)
Colles, of St. Mary Down: Gules, on a chevron
between three leopards' faces argent, two bars gemelles, sable. (IS)
COLLINGBORN : Argent, a saltire chequy or and azure
between four columbines of the last. (le)
Collins, of Offwell : Argent, three flames gules. (15)
Colshull : Chequy, or and sable, on a chief argent five
gouttys gules. (14)
COLUMB, OF Canonlegh : Azure, a chevron ermine
between three pelicans vulning themselves or. (ic)
COLUMBERS: Gules, a bend or, a label of three points
argent. ^i^^
CoLYN : Vert, on a chevron or, three martlets sable. (8)
Compton, of Compton : Sable, a chevron ermine between
three shovellers, argent. ,^^-.

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Cooke, of Exon : Argent, a chevron between three
ravens' heads erased sable, a bordure engrailed of the second. (IS)
Cooke, of Thorn : Ermine, on a bend cotised sable three
lions passant guardant or. (15)
Copleston : Argent, a chevron engrailed gules between
three leopards' faces azure. This cote is quartered with Huish
in many Churches. (14)
Corbet, Peter, one of the cosens and heires of Sir Roger
de Valletort, 9 Ed. II. : Or, two ravens in pale sable. (15)
Corbyn, of Corbinston : Or, a chevron between three
ravens sable. (15)
Corbyn, of Milston : Azure, two bendlets argent between
nine escallops, three, three and three, or. (15)
Corinton, of CorintoN: Argent, a saltire sable. (14)
CORNU, OF ThoRNBIRY : Argent, a chevron between three
hunting-horns, stringed sable. (15)
Cornwall, of Nimton Regis: Ermine, a lion rampant
gules, crowned or, a bordure engrailed sable bezanty. (15)
COTTELL : Or, on a bend gules three besants. (15)
Cottell; Elias, of Sanford H[ous]e : Or, a bend gules.
Maried the da. and co-heire of Jewell. (14)
Cotterell, of Washborn : Argent, a bend wavy sable. (IS)
COTTESFORD : Argent, two bars gules, a bordure engrailed
sable. (15)
Courtenay : Or, three roundels gules ; a bend compony
argent and azure. (14)
Courtenay, Erl of Devon : Or, three roundels gules,
a label of three points azure. (14)
Courtenay, of Godloston : Or, three roundels gules,
a bend azure. (14)
Courtenay, of Haccombe : Or, three roundels gules, a
label of three points ermine, or ... each charged with as many
ermine spots. (14)
Courtenay, of Molland : Or, three roundels gules, a
label of three points azure, each charged with as many roundels,
argent. (14)
Courtenay, of Powderham : Or, three roundels gules, a
label of three points azure, each charged with as many mullets
argent. (14)

1 6 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Craulegh, or Cranlegh : Chequy ..., a bend ... (17)
Crawthorn : Argent, on a saltire gules five crosses fleury (17)
Crawthorn : Argent, a chevron between three crows [?]
sable. (^7)
Crawthorn : Argent, three crows [.'] sable ; a label of
three points, gules. (I7)
Crese, of Launston : Argent, three oak [?] leaves vert. (17)
Creuse, of Denvale : Or, a chevron between three
mullets gules. (17)
Creuse, of Morchard : Azure, a bend per bend dancetty
argent and gules between six escallops or. , (17)
Creuse, of Nether Ex: Azure, two bendlets argent
between nine escallops, three, three and three, or. (17)
Crewlegh : Argent, on a bend gules three double-headed
eagles displayed or. (17)
Crichester : Sable, a fess between three estoiles of seven
points wavy or. (17)
Crispin: Gules, ten lozenges argent, four, three, two and
one, conjoined fesswise. (17)
Crispin, of Belmarsh : Gules, ten lozenges ermine,
four, three, two and one, conjoined fesswise. (17)
Cristenstow, of Wicroft : Azure, a bend per bend
indented or and ermine, cotised of the last. (17)
Crocker, of Linham : Argent, a chevron engrailed gules
between three ravens. (17)
Croft, of Exon : Argent, two chevrons sable, a bordure
gules. (,7)
Crofton, of Exon : Per pale indented azure and or, a
lion passant guardant counterchanged, on a chief argent a fleur-
de-lys between two heraldic roses gules. (17)
Crook : Azure, three fleurs-de-lys and in chief as many
pothooks issuant, or. i[-j\
Crooke : Azure, a bend between six fleurs-de-lys or. (17)
Crudge: Argent, on a bend azure between two greyhounds
[.?] salient sable, three [small] birds or. (17)
Culley, of Culley : Azure, a fess between three stairs
trippant, or. '^s
Culm : Or, three jays [.?] azure. , .
CURTMAN : Argent, three close helmets in profile sable (IS)

The General Armory. 1 7
CuSH: Argent, on a chevron sable, three crescents barry
wavy argent and azure. (15)
CUTT : Sable, three fleurs-de-lys in bend cotised or. (15)
[.' D ... of] Coleton : Argent, three crows [.?] sable. (17)
Dabernon, of Dunsland : Azure, a chevron and in
chief three escallops or. (17)
Dabernon, of Wike: Azure, a chevron or. (17)
Damarell, of Woodbiry : Per fess gules and azure,
three crescents argent. (17)
Damerell, of Fleete : Azure, a crescent argent, on a
chief gules, two crescents of the second. (17)
Danney, of Norton : Argent, on a bend cotised azure
three cinquefoils or. (17)
Dauney, of Woodbere : Argent, on a bend cotised sable
three cinquefoils or. (17)
DavideR: ..., an eagle displayed ... (17)
Davilles, of Merland : Argent, a chevron embattled
ermine between three fleurs-de-lys sable. (17)
Davy : Azure, a chevron between three cinquefoils or, on a
chief of the last a lion passant gules. (17)
Dawbeney: Gules, four fusils conjoined in fess argent. (17)
Deane, of Newton Petr[oc]k : Argent, a lion rampant
purpure. (18)
De la Mare, of Munkhamton : Gules, two lions pas
sant guardant argent, a bordure engrailed sable. (27)
De la Mare, of Munkokhampton : Gules, two lions
passant guardant argent, a bordure engrailed sable. (8)
Denham, of [Cary Dinham], Lord : Gules, four fusils
conjoined in fess, ermine. (18)
Denham, of Wo rth am : Gules, four fusils conjoined in
fess and a bordure ermine. (18)
Dennis, of Bradford : Ermine, a chevron between three
Danish battle-axes gules. (18)
Dennis, of OrlegH: Azure, three Danish battle-axes
or. In the tyme of Hen. III. he gave b. an arme A. holding a
Batleax or. (18)
Dennys : Argent, three Danish battle-axes gules, a bor
dure engrailed sable. (18)
Dennys, of Combraley: Gules, a bend engrailed azure
{sic'l between three leopards' faces jessant-de-lys or. (18)
2

1 8 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
Dennys, of GidecoT: Argent, a chevron between three
Danish battle-axes gules. (i8)
Dennys, of Holcomb: Ermine, three Danish battle-axes
gules. (1 8)
Densill, of Fillegh: Sable, a crescent, between the
points an estoile of seven points radiated argent. (I8^
Dernford* : Sable, a ram's head cabossed argent attired
or. (i8)
Detling : Argent, a chevron between three covered cups
[chalices .'J sable. (i8)
Digby : Azure, a fleur-de-lys argent. (i8)
Dillon, of Chimwell: Argent, a lion rampant gules
between three estoiles wavy azure issuant from as many crescents
of the second, over all a fess of the third. (i8)
DiMOCK, OF Ivebrige : Argent, on a chief sable three
estoiles of six points wavy or. (i8)
DiRWYN, OF FULFORD : Gules, a pale engrailed surmounted
by a fess engrailed ermines. (i8)
DOCTON, OF Hertland : Argent, a crescent sable, on a
chief gules two of the same or. (i8)
DODDERIGG : Argent, three pales wavy azure between
twelve crosses crosslet gules. (i8)
DODDESCOMB, OF Legh DODESCOMB: Argent, three eagles
with two heads, displayed gules. Emma, his eldest da., was
maried to John Pollard. (ijj)
DODENHAY, OF DODESCOMBESLEGH : Sable, a bend ermine
cotised or. (i8)
Donne, of Donne Park : Paly of six, argent and azure,
on a fess gules, three mullets or. (i8)
Donne, of Tingbruer: Argent, three bars azure, on a
chevron engrailed gules, three mullets or. (i8)
DowNE, of Estdowne: Gules, a stag's head cabossed
ermine, attired or. (ig\
DOWRYSH, OF DOWRISH: Argent, a bend cotised and a
bordure sable. (ig\
Drake, of Ash : Argent, a wivern wings endorsed gules. (i8)
Drake, of Bukland : Sable, a fess between the two pole-
stars, argent. /jgx
* After this name has been inserted, in a quite recent hand, the word
' Rame.' As it forms no part of the original roll, and is not one of Risdon's.
notes, it is omitted in the text. — Eds.

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Drew, of Hembiry: Ermine, a lion passant gules. (18)
Drewell, of Exon : Sable, a chevron between three
bunches of daisies [?] argent. (18)
Duck, of Exon : Or, on a fess wavy sable three lozenges
of the field. (18)
Duke, of Oterton : Per fess, argent and azure, three
chaplets counterchanged. (18)
Dunn, of Batishorn : Argent, three mullets gules. (18)
Dunscomb: ..., two bars ... and issuant in chief a demi-
griffin ... ' (18)
Dunscomb, of Dunscomb : Per chevron, azure and gules,
three stags trippant argent. (18)
DUPORT, OF Exon : Barry of six or and azure, a saltire
within a bordure engrailed gules. (18)
Durant, Rich.: ,.., two lions passant ... (17)
DURNFORD, Steph.: ..., a pillar ... enwrapped by an
adder ... (18)
Dyer, of Exon : Sable, a chevron between three escal
lops argent. (18)
Edgcomb, of Stonhous : ..., on a bend ... cotised ...
three boars' heads couped ... (19)
Edmondes, of plimouth : ..., a chevron, on a canton ...
a boar's head couped ... (19)
Ellicot, of Exon : Lozengy, or and azure, a bordure
gules. (19)
Elliot : Argent, three bars wavy azure, a chevron between
three towers triple towered sable. (19)
Elliot : Argent, four bars wavy sable, a chevron gules.
¦ (19)
Ellis, of Holdesworthy : Or, an instrument in bend
sinister, surmounted by another in bend, each expanded and
pierced in chief, and cros.slet in base, azure. (19)
Englefeld : Barry of eight argent and gules, on a chief or
a lion passant sable. (19)
Engleis, of Talleton : Azure, three garbs and a chief
argent. ('9)
English, of Stocklegh : Sable, three lions rampant
argent. (^9)
English, of Stocklegh English: Sable, three lions
rampant argent. (^9)

20 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
Englishvill, of Bradley : Gules, on a bend argent
three pallets sable. (i9)
Erle, of Bindon : Gules, three escallops and a bordure
engrailed argent. (i9)
Esse, of Greneslinch : Argent, an ash-tree eradicated
vert, over all two chevrons sable. (19)
Esse, Sir Raph, of Esse Raph, lived in the tyme of
Hen. III. : Argent, two chevrons sable. (19)
Estchurch : Azure, a cross vairy argent and gules, in
dexter chief a sun in splendour or. (19)
Estmon^d, of Exon, in R. II. tyme, of him is descended
Estmond of Lodge by Charde : Sable, a chevron argent between
three mullets of six points or. (19)
ESTON, OF ESTON : Per chevron, or and gules, three sea
horses ducally crowned counterchanged. (19)
Evelegh : Per pale, or and sable, two chevronels between
three griffins passant wings endorsed, counterchanged. (19)
Falapit, of Falapitt : Argent, a chevron between three
greyhounds courant sable. (19)
Falwell, of Falwell in Ratree: Gules, on a bend
wavy argent, three water-bougets sable. (19)
Faringdon, of Faringdon : Sable, three unicorns stat-
tant and a bordure engrailed argent. (21)
Faringdon, of Faringdon : ..., three unicorns courant ...
(19)
Farway : Sable, a chevron between three escallops, argent. (19)
Fawell : Gules, on a bend argent, three water bougets
sable. (jp)
Ferrers, of Beare : Or, on a bend sable three horse
shoes argent. His da. were maried to Champernon and Wibery. (19)
Ferrers, of Churchton : Or, on a bend sable three
horseshoes argent, in sinister chief a mullet gules. (19)
Ferrers, of Fenyton : Argent, on a bend sable three
horseshoes or. ^jg\
Ferrers, of Trowlegh: Argent, a bend gules, on a
chief vert two cinquefoils of the field. ' (jq)
Fesard : Or on a bend sable three bears' heads erased and
muzzled argent. /jqn
Fichet : Gules, a lion rampant or debruised with a bend
argent. (,g^

'fa'-

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Fillegh, of Fillegh: Gules, a fess vair, between six
crosses patty or. (jo)
Ftssacre : Argent, on a chevron azure, three fishes haurient,
or. (19)
FISSACRE, OF COMBFISSACRE : Sable, six fishes haurient or,
three, two and one. (15)
FiTZ, OF FiTZFORD : Argent, gutty and a cross engrailed
gules. (1 9)
FiTZ Bernard, of Holcomb: Vairy ... on a chief or
two mullets gules. (20)
FiTZ Henry, of Exon : Argent, a cross engrailed sable.
[Here follow two shields without names or tricking. — Eds.] (20)
FiTz Payn, of Cheriton : Argent, two wings in lure
gules. (20)
FiTZ Payne : Gules, three lions' passant in pale argent,
over all a bend azure. (20)
FiTZ Stephan, of Norton : Gules, an eagle displayed
with two heads or. (20)
FiTZ Stephan, of Wolcomb : Gules, on a fess sable
between in chief four ermine spots* and in base an eagle with
two heads, displayed, or, three besants. (20)
FiTZ Warren, of Brighley [?] : ..., a bend vairy ...
between six crosses crosslet .... a bordure engrailed ... (20)
FiTZ Warren, of Brightley : Argent, a chief indented
gules. . (20)
Fitz Warren, of Tavistok : Quarterlyt per fess in
dented, argent and gules. (20)
FiTZ Warren, of Toteley : Gules, bezanty, a canton
argent. (20)
Fleming. [No charges are given. — Eds.] (21)
Fleming, of Bratton : Vair, a chief chequy, or and
gules. (21)
Floyer : Sable, three arrows palewise argent, a bordure
engrailed or. (21)
Floyer, of Floyershayes : Sable, a chevron between
three arrows palewise argent. (21)
* This coat may be intended to represent per fess, ermine and gules, etc,
—Eds.
f This coat has some appearance of being per pale, argent and gules, a
chief indented counterchanged. The Fitz Warrens were of Tawstock, not
Tavistock. — Eds.

22 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
FOLLIOT, OF TamertON Folliot : Barry of twelve,
argent and gules, a bend ... (20)
Forde, of Bagtorr : Per fess, argent and sable, in chief
a greyhound courant, in base an owl, and a bordure engrailed
all counterchanged. (20)
Forde, of Forde : Sable, a pomegranate branch slipped
and fructed or. (20)
Forde, of Forde in Tavistok : Azure, six lions ram
pant, three, two and one, argent, crowned gules. (20)
Forde, of Fordmore : ..., a castle argent,* crowned or,
on the port a cross formy ... (20)
FORTESCU, OF Fillegh : Azure, a bend engrailed argent
plain cotised or, a bordure engrailed of the second. (20)
FoRTESCU, OF Pruteston : Azure, a bend engrailed
argent plain cotised or, in the sinister chief a crescent of the
second. (20)
FoRTESCU, OF Wimston : Azure, a bend engrailed argent
plain cotised or. (20)
Fountayn, of Est Bawcomb : Argent, three bars gemels
gules, on a canton azure a lion passant guardant, or (20)
FOUNTON, of Exon : Argent, a cross between four fleurs-
de-lys sable. (20)
FOWELL, of Fowelscomb : Argent, a chevron sable, on a
chief gules three mullets of the field. (20)
FoWK, of Pill: Ermine, on a bend cotised gules, three
escallops argent. (20)
FranceiS, of FrancESCOORT : Argent, a chevron en
grailed between three mullets gules. (21)
Franceis, of Ivedon : Argent, a chevron engrailed be
tween three mullets gules, a label of three points azure. (21)
Frankcheyney, of Clist Girard : Ermine, on a chief
gules, three lions rampant argent. (21)
Franklin, of Widworthy : Azure, a bend between two
dophins haurient, embowed or. (21)
Frensh, of Sharpham : Sable, a bend between two
dolphins haurient, embowed argent. (21)
Fry, of Membiry : Gules, three horses courant ardent. "(21)
Frye, of Fryeshele : Vert, three horses statant argent. (21)
* This coat as tricked is very peculiar, and is hardly adequately described
in the blazon ; the ' crown,' if such it is, is in chief, and removed by a very
perceptible space from the battlements of the castle. — Eds.

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FuLFORD, OF FuLFORD : Gules, a chevron argent. (20)
Fulford, of Newton: ..., a lion rampant ..., ducally
crowned ..., debruised with a bend ... (20)
FuLKROY, OF Bukland Baron : Chequy, argent and
sable, a fess vairy argent and gules. (20)
Furlong : Gules, three pallets argent. (20)
Furneaux : Gules, a bend between nine crosses crosslet
four and five, or. (20)
Furneaux, of Fen Otery : Argent, a bend between six
crosses crosslet gules. (20)
Furneaux, of Hughton: Sable, a chief or. (20)
FURSDON, OF FURSDON : Argent, a chevron sable between
three bundles of furze vert. (20)
FURSLAND, OF BiKiNTON : Argent, a lion rampant azure
between three crosses patty fitchy gules. (20)
Fynamor : Ermine, two chevrons gules. (19)
Fysaker : Gules, a chevron between three dolphins
haurient embowed or. ' (19)
Gay : Ermine, on a chief sable three escallops argent. (22)
Gay, OF Goldworthy : Or, on a fess sable between three
escallops azure, five lozenges conjoined argent. (22)
Gale, of Crediton : Azure, a fess argent fretty of the
field. (22)
Gambon, of Morston : Argent, a fess between three
human legs couped at the thigh sable. (22)
Garland, of Whitfeld : Gules, two pales or ; a chief
per pale gold and azure, charged on the dexter side with a
chaplet vert, and on the sinister with a demi-lion issuant of the
second. (22)
Gatpath, of Gatpath : Sable, a chevron argent between
three goats' heads erased or. (22)
Geere, of Hevitree : Gules, two bars or, each charged
with three mascles azure, on a canton of the second a leopard's
face of the third. (22)
Germyn, of Exon : Paly of six ermine and gules. (22)
GiBBES, OF Venton {i.e., Fenton.— Eds.] : his da. and
heires were maried to Drew and Wotton : Argent, three battle-
axes sa:ble. (22)
GiFFARD, OF Halsbiry : Sable, three fusils conjoined in
fess ermine, a label of three points gules. (22)
Giffard, OF Hellond : Azure, three fleurs-de-lys argent,
each charged vvith a roundel sable. (22)

24 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
Giffard, of Weare : Sable, three fusils conjoined in fess
ermine. . , (22)
Gilbard, of Bowringslegh : Argent, on a chevron
sable three roses of the field, a bordure engrailed of the second. (22)
Gilbard, of Cumpton : Argent, on a chevron sable three
roses of the field. (22)
Giles, of Bowdon : Per chevron argent and azure, a lion
rampant counterchanged, collared or. (22)
Gille . Lozengy, or and vert, a lion rampant guardant
argent. (22)
GiLLE: Lozengy, argent and vert, a lion rampant or. (22)
Glanvill, of Tavistok : Azure, three saltires or. (22)
GODWYN, OF Clistwilliam : Argent, on a bend gules
between two demi-lions sable three lozenges, vair. (22)
Gogh : Sable, a chevron between three mermaids each
holding a mirror in her right hand and a comb in her left,
argent. (22)
Gorges, of Budokside : Lozengy or and azure, a chevron
gules. (22)
Gorges, of Wabley : His coat was in Hen. IV. tyme or
three bares B., ech barre charged with two martletes : Argent, a
gurges* [or whirlpool] azure. (22)
Gove, of Woodbiry : Argent, a cross lozengy between
four eagles displayed sable. (22)
Graas, of Tinggraas : Ermine, a fess between three
cinquefoils gules. (22)
Grane, of Munkhamton : Gules, on a bend cotised or,
three mascles sable. (22)
Gray, Marques Dorcet : Barry of six, argent and azure
on a chief three roundels ..., and a label of as many points ermine. (22)
Gray, of Exon : Or, on a bend azure three martlets of
the field. (22)
Grenham, of ... : Argent a chevron sable, a label of three
points gules. (22)
Grenham, Sir Peter : Vert, a chief or. (22)
Grenvill, of Bediford : Gules, three clarions or. (22)
Grimston, of Grimston : Argent, a chevron between
three boars' heads couped sable. (22)
* The figure here represented consists of three concentric circles, an
ancient way of drawing a gurges. — Eds.

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Haccomb, of Haccomb : Argent, three bendlets sable. (21)
Hach, of Hach : Gules, a cro.ss engrailed or. (21)
Hach, of Woolley: His da. and heire maried to Malet,
selicitor to K. Hen. VIII. : Gules, two demi-lions* passant
guardant or. (21)
Hake : ..., a chevron ... between three stags' heads
cabossed ..., a bordure engrailed ... (23)
Hake, of Columton : Sable, three hake fishes haurient
argent. • (23)
Hakerige, of Hakeridg : Gules, a bend wavy argent, in
sinister chief a hawk perched upon a bench, or. (21)
Hakworthy, of Hakworthy : Sable, two bends wavy
argent. (21)
Halbene : Argent, on a chevron or \sic'\ two flanches
sable. (23)
Halberton : Azure, a talbot or, collared gules. (23)
Halgewill, of Halgewill : Argent, on a chevron gules,
three annulets or. (21)
Hallap : Or, two bends sable. (23)
Hall, of Hall: Azure, a chevron ermine between three
chaplets or. (21)
Halse, of Efford : Argent, a fess between three griffins'
heads erased sable. (21)
Hamley: Argent, three talbots azure. (21)
Hamlyn : Gules, a lion rampant ermine crowned or. (21)
Hampton, of Rockbere : Gules, on a fess argent two
mullets sable. (23)
Hancock, of Montradford : Gules, a dexter hand
couped and erect argent, on a chief of the last three cocks of
the first. (21)
Haningfild : Or, a chevron sable. (23)
Hankford, of Annery : Sable, a chevron barry nebuly
argent and gules. (21)
Hanley: Azure, three goats lodged argent attired or. (23)
Hanley : Sable, three buckles argent. (23)
Hanop [or Wanop ?] : Argent, a chevron azure, between
three covered cups sable. (8)
Hardeshull : Argent, a chevron sable between eight
martlets, five and three, gules. (23)
* These figures are placed almost entirely in the dexter half of the shield,
leaving the sinister a blank. — Eds.

26 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Harkoku, of Plimouth : Argent, five fusils conjoined in
fess gules, a lion passant in chief sable. (23)
Harlewin : Azure, semy of fleurs-de-lys argent. (21)
Harlewin, ov Sidmouth : Azure, in chief a bar gules*
and in base three apples argent. (21)
Harri.s, of Hayne: Sable, three crescents argent, and on
the fess point another or, a bordure ... (21)
Harri.s, of Radford : Sable, three crescents and a bor
dure argent. (21)
Hart, of Modbury : Gules, a bend between three fleurs-
de-lys argent. (21)
Harvy, of Culm John : Gules, on a bend argent three
trefoils slipped vert. (21)
Harwell : Argent, on a fess wavy three hares' heads
erased of the field. (23)
Hastings : Or, a maunch gules. (23)
Hathey : Sable, thrcQ small birds arj^ent, beaked and
membered gules. (23)
Hathey, of Hathey : Sable, a chevron ermine between
three birds argent beaked and membered gules. (21)
Hautevill : Sable, semy of crosses crosslet a lion rampant
argent. (23)
Hawkins, of Plimouth : Sable, on a point wavy azure
and argent, a lion statant or, in chief three bezants. (21)
Hawley, of Dartmouth : Argent, in pale an arrow
sable, barbed and feathered or, three bugle-horns of the second,
the one in base surmounting the arrow. (21)
Haydon, of Cadhey : Argent, three bars gemels azure,
on a chief gules a fess indented or. (21)
Hayne, of Hayne: Argent, a chevron gules between
three martlets, sable. (21)
Hays, of Bindon : Argent, an estoile of seven points
radiated gules. (21)
Hays, of Exon : Azure, on a pale or, three bulls' heads
cabossed of the field. (23)
Heale : Argent, four fusils in pale gules, the second
charged with a leopard's face or. (23)
Heale : Per saltire, gules and ermine. (23)
Heale, of Heale : Gules, five fusils in bend ermine. (23)
* There is perhaps an error in the tricking of this coat ; possibly the bar
should be on a chief. — EdS.

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Heales, Rog.: ... a saltire vairy, in centre chief a
Catherine-wheel... (23)
Heaton : Argent, on a bend sable three bulls' heads
cabossed of the field. This cote standes in Yompton Church. (23)
Hengescot, of Hengscot : Ermine, on a chevron between
three leopards' faces azure, three pallets argent. (23)
Hengscot : Argent, on a chevron between three leopards'
faces azure, three pallets of the first each charged with a roundle
of the second. (23)
Hereward : ..., two bends wavy ... (23)
Herward, Rob. : Gules, a cross flory argent, in chief a
label of three points azure.* (23)
Herward, William, of Dodescot, Knight : Gules, a
cross crosslet argent. His da. and heire was maried to Prod-
home. (23)
Hext, of Kingston : Or, a tower, triple-towered, between
as many battle-axes, sable. (23)
HiDON, OF Clisthidon : Gules, three besants, a label of
three points argent. (24)
HiDON, OF Hemiok : Gules, three besants. (24)
HiLlON, OF AsserisTON : Argent, on a bend sable three
martlets or. (24)
Hill, of Hilscoort : Gules, a saltire vair, between four
mullets, argent. (23)
Hill, of Modbiry : Argent, a chevron between three
water-bougets, sable. (23)
HiLLERSDON, OF Memland : .... on a chevron ... three
bulls' heads cabossed ... . (23)
HiNGESTON, OF WONEWELL : Gules, a dexter arm em
bowed holding in the hand a Danish battle-axe argent. (23)
Hinton, Tho., of de la Port, in Modbery perishe in
the tyme of Ed. II. Hinton's coat is in Toriton Church:
Vert, a bend or. (23)
HiNXTON : Azure, a chevron argent between three suns in
splendour or. (23)
HODY, OF HODY : Argent, a fess indented point in point
vert and sable. (^4)
* This coat appears to have been tampered with, by a later hand,
apparently to make it correspond with that of William Herward below.
—Eds.

28 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
HODY, OF Nitheway: Argent, a fesse indented point in
point vert and sable, between two cotises, that in chief of the
last and that in base of the second. (24)
Holbeme, of Holbeme : Argent, a chevron enarched
sable. (24)
HOLBROKE, Tho., of Holbroke: Or, a chevron sur
mounted with a buckle, sable. (24)
Holcomb, of Holcomb : Azure, two bars nebuly ermine. (24)
Holcomb, of Hole : Azure, a chevron between three
men's heads couped argent wreathed or. (24)
Holland : Azure, semy de lys, a lion rampant guardant,
and a bordure engrailed argent. (24)
Holland : Azure, semy de lys, a lion rampant guardant
argent, a bordure engrailed gules. (24)
Holland, Duke of Exon : Gules, three lions passant
guardant in pale or within a bordure azure semy de lys of the
second. ' (24)
Holland, of Weare : Azure, semy de lys, a lion rampant
guardant argent. (24)
HoLWAY, of Holway IN NoRTHLEW : Gules, a fess
between three crescents argent. (24)
Holway, Rog., 17 Ed. III.: ..., on a fess ..., three
annulets ..., a bordure engrailed ... (24)
Holway, of Wadeton : Sable, two swords in saltire, the
sinister surmounted by the dexter argent, hilts and pommels in
base or. (24)
Hone, of Otery St. Mary : Argent, two bars wavy
between three honestones azure. (24)
Honichach : Argent, a dragon's head erased between two
mullets in bend sinister gules. (24)
HooCHiNS, OF St. Stephens : Argent, a cross flory
quarterly gules and azure between four, lions' heads erased sable. (24)
Hooker, of Exon : Gules, on a fess engrailed argent
between three cinquefoils or, two fleurs-de-lys azure. (24)
Hore : Argent, a two-headed eagle displayed azure. (24)
Horton, of Upcot : ..., three pears .... a fillet.* (24)
Houndesmore : Argent, a chevron sable between th^ee
birds' legs erased gules. (24)
* This is interesting as giving an example of this rare, and perhaps doubtful,
ordinary. — Eds.

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Houndesmore : Argent, three talbots' heads erased sable ;
a bordure engrailed gules. (24)
Howchurch : Sable, on three crescents gules as many
annulets argent. (24)
Howker, alias VOWELL, OF Exon : Or, a fess vair,
between two lions passant guardant sable. (24)
Hoxham, of Hoxham : Argent, a lion rampant sable. (24)
Hoxham, Thomas: Paly of six ..., a chevron ... (24)
Huckmore, of Bukland : Per chevron, sable and or, in
chief two pairs of reaping-hooks addorsed, blades conjoined of
the second, in base a moorcock of the first combed, beaked, wattled'
and membered gules. (24)
Huddesfeld, of Shilingford : Argent, a fess between
three boars statant sable. (24)
Huish, of Sand : ... on a bend ... three lucies ... (23)
Hull: ..., a chevron ... between three talbots' heads
erased ... (24)
HUMFRAVIL, OF DONNE : Gules, a rose between seven
crosses crosslet or. (24)
HuMFRAViL, Gilbert, Kt. : Argent, three roses gules, a
chief azure. (24)
Hunt, of Chidley : Azure, on a bend between two
water-bougets or, three leopards' faces gules. (24)
Hunt, Sir Theobald : Vert, a fleur-de-lys or. (25)
Hunt, Theobald: ..., a fleur-de-lys ... (23)
Hurst, of Oxton : Or, a sun in its splendour gules. (24)
Hy'WIS, of Northiwis : Gules, fretty argent, a canton of
the last. (23)
INGLEFILD : Barry of eight ..., on a chief ..., a lion
passant ... (25)
INKELTON : Argent, a chevron engrailed between three
tuns sable. (25)
InkeltoN, of Inkelton : Gules, three tuns argent,
hooped or. (25)
Inkpenn : Gules, two bars gemels or, a chief engrailed
ermine. (25)
IPOCRAS, OF SiDBURY: Sable, three spice-heads [?]* between
two cotises argent. This coat standes in Sidbery Church. (25)
* We can find nothing resembling the peculiar charges here given.— EDS.

30 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Jay : Argent, a chevron azure between three jays purpure. (25)
Jay : Gules, on a bend engrailed argent, three roses of the
field. (25)
Jay, Walter : Argent, two chevrons gules between three
jays azure. (25)
Jermyn : Gules, three pallets ermine. (25)
Jermyn : Gules, three piles wavy, meeting in base, ermine. (25)
Jew : Argent, a chevron between three Jews' heads, couped
and wreathed sable. (25)
Jew, of Cotlegh : Vert, a lion rampant guardant ermine,
debruised with a fess gules. (25)
Jewell, of Bowdon [in Berrynarber] : ..., on a
chevron azure between three gillyflowers ..., stalked and leaved
..., a maiden's head or, hooded [?] gules ; on a chief sable, a
hawk's lure double stringed between two falcons [?] argent. (25)
Jude [or possibly Inde. — Eds.] : Argent, on a chevron
between three fleurs-de-lys gules, as many mullets of the field. (25)
Kadiho, of Dunsland : Argent, three piles wavy sable
meeting in base. (25)
Kaill, of Holcomb : Quarterly embattled, argent and
sable. (25)
Kawoodlegh : Gules, a pair of wings conjoined in lure
argent, over all a fess azure charged with three besants. (25)
Kawoodlegh, of . Kawodlegh : Gules, a pair of wings
conjoined in lure argent, over all a fess azure. This coate
standeth in Brodclist Church. (25)
Kaymis : Gules, a cross ermine. (25)
Kays, of Exon : Per chevron gules and sable three keys
or- (2S)
Keines, of WiNCKLEY : Azure, a bend wavy plain cotised
argent. (25)
Kelly, of Kelly: Argent, a chevron between three
billets gules. (25)
KeloweY: Argent, two grosing-irons in saltire sable between
four pears or, a bordure engrailed ... (25)
Kemthorn : Argent, three palm-trees [?] eradicated vert,
fructed or. (25)
Kendall : Argent, a bend vert. (25)

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Kendall : Argent, a chevron between three dolphins em
bowed sable. (25)
KiNGDON : Argent, a chevron sable between three Cornish
choughs proper. (25)
Kirkham, of Blagdox : Argent, three lions rampant
gules, a bordure engrailed sable. (25)
Kirkhill : Or, an eagle displayed sable. (25)
KiRTON : Argent, a fess, in chief a chevronel surmounting
another reversed, gules. (25)
Knolle, of Knolle : Argent, a knight armed holding a
lance erect, mounted on a horse, passant sable. (25)
Knolles, of Little Hemston : Argent, a falcon sable,
belled or, seizing a moorcock [?] of the second, on a chief of the
same, three bird-bolts erect of the field. (25)
Knovill, of Battishorn : Argent, three mullets gules. (25)
Lacy, Bisshop of Exon : Azure, three shovellers' heads
erased argent. (26)
Lamprey', of Horwood : Sable, a chevron between three
lampreys embowed, haurient, argent. (26)
Lamprey, of Lamprey : Sable, three lampreys naiant in
pale argent, encircled about the necks by a chain or, a bordure
engrailed of the second. (26)
Langdon : Argent, a chevron between three small birds
sable. (26)
Langford, of Axworthy : Paly of six sable and or, on
a chief vert a lion passant of the second. This coat standes in
St. Peters, A°. 2 Reg. Ed. III. (26)
Langford, of Langford : Paly of six, argent and gules,
a chief azure. (26)
Langham : Ai^ent, a chevron embattled counter-embattled
gules, between three trefoils slipped vert. (26)
Langley, of Baxley : Ermine, a bend vert. Susan, his
heire, was maried to Dodescomb, of whom is Yeo, of Branston. (26)
Lant, of Exon : Per pale, argent and gules, a cross
engrailed counterchanged. (26)
Lapsode, of Sidbiry : Gules, a chevron between three
goats' heads erased argent attired or. (26)
Larder, of Upton Pine: Argent, three piles sable,
bezanty. (20)
Lawrenc, of Otery [St. Mary] : Chequy, or and azure,
on a bend gules three escallops argent. (26)

32 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Legh : [The shield is blank.— Eds.J. (26)
Legh, of Legh : Or, a raven {J\ rising sable. (26)
Legh, of Legh by Tiverton : Vert, a saltire between
four eagles displayed or. (^G)
Legh, of Southlegh : Or, three fusils conjoined in fess
azure. (26)
Lever : Sable, three leaves argent. (26)
Levermore : Argent, a fess sable, between three tufts of
grass vert. (26)
Lewes : Argent, three bears in pale sable muzzled or. (26)
Ley, of Ley : Argent, a chevron between three bears'
heads bendways couped sable. (26)
Leyton : Argent, a ram sable armed or. (26)
LiMPENY : Per pale gules and sable a cat-a-mountain
guardant or between three roses argent. (26)
LiNSCOT, of Linscot : Azure, a stag's head cabossed
argent, a bordure engrailed or. ' (26)
LiPPiNCOT, OF LiPPiNCOT : Per fess embattled gules and
sable, three cats passant guardant argent. (26)
LOMEN, OF Gitsham : Sable, a sun in its splendour or.
(26)
Loring : Quarterly ..., a bend ... (26)
Loriwell, of Loriwell: ..., a lion rampant guardant ...
(26)
LOVEIS, of Ugbere: Or a chevron engrailed sable between
three sea-pies proper. (26)
Lovis, OF Ugbeare : Or, a chevron engrailed gules,
between three sea-pies proper. (26)
LoWMAN : Argent, three escutcheons gules each charged
with a bend wavy between as many cinquefoils of the first, a
bordure sable bezanty. (26)
] OWMAN, OF Netherton: Argent, three escutcheons
sable each charged with a dexter gauntlet or. (26)
LUCCOMB, OF Stokley : Sable, a chevron between three
lions' heads erased argent. (26)
Lucy : ..., three lucies, haurient ... (26)
Mallack, of AxmoutH: Per chevron engrailed, argent
and sable, three roundels each charged with a fleur-de-lys all
counterchanged. (27)
Mallett, Lord : Paly of six ermine and gules, a lion
passant guardant or. (27)

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Malherb : Argent, a nettle-bush eradicated vert. (27)
Malherb, of Fenyton : Or, a chevron gules between
three nettle-leaves vert. (27)
Mallet, of Dean don : Azure, three escallops or. (27)
Mallet, of Wolley : Azure, three escallops or, in chief
a crescent argent charged with another sable. (27)
Malston, of Malston : Argent, a wolf sable, armed and
langued gules. (27)
Manfild : Sable, three sinister hands apaumy couped at
the wrist argent. (27)
Mapowder, of Simson : Barry of ten gules and argent,
on a chief of the second a greyhound courant sable. (27)
Marchant, of Estoodeley : Azure, seven mascles, three,
three and one, argent. (27)
Marney, Lord : Gules, a lion rampant guardant argent. (27)
Marshall : ... a fess ... between three mill-rinds ... (27)
Marshall, of Exon : ..., a mill-rind, pierced ..., a
chief... " (27)
Marshall, of Tingras : Or, a mill-rind pierced sable,
on a chief gules, three goats' heads erased of the first. (27)
Martin, Lord, of Dertinton: Argent, two bars gules. (27)
Marwood, of Marwood : Gules, a chevron between
three goats' heads erased ermine, attired or. (27)
Matean : Or, on a bend sable three mullets of the field. (27)
Matefford, of Daldich : Argent, a chevron gules be
tween three quatrefoils slipped or. (27)
Mathew, of Dodbrook : Sable, a stork argent. (27)
Mawry : Argent, a mill-rind gules. (27)
Maynard, of Sherford : Argent, a chevron azure be
tween three sinister hands apaumy couped at the wrist, gules. (27)
Mayhew : Gules, a chevron vair between three ducal coro
nets or. (27)
Mayne : Gules, a fess argent between four sinister hands
apaumy couped at the wrist or. (27)
Medvill: Sable, a chevron or between three fish-hooks
argent. (^7)
Medvill: ..., a chevron ... (27)
Meriet : Barry of six, or and sable, a bend ermine. (27)
3

34 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
Mere : Gules, a fess compony argent and azure, between
three mullets of six points or. (27)
Merton : Bendy of twelve, argent and azure. (2^)
Merton, of Merton : Azure, three bendlets argent. (27)
Metsted : Quarterly or and gules, four escallops counter-
changed. (27)
Mewy : Argent, a fess between three seamews sable. (27)
Mewy : Sable, a chevron between three seamews argent. (27)
Mewy, of Burrington : Ermine, a chevron between
three sinister wings sable. (27)
Mewy, of Mewy : Gules, three seamews argent, beaks
and legs or. (27)
Michell, of Talleton : Gules on a chevron between
three swans argent, a crescent sable. (28)
MiCHELSTON : Argent, an eagle with two heads displayed
sable, a bordure of the last bezanty. (28)
MiLLE, OF Myll : Ermine, a mill-rind pierced sable. (28)
MiLLiTON, OF Mewy : Gules, a chevron or between three
salmon haurient argent. (28)
Mohun, of Otery Moun : Gules, a maunch ermine
therein a hand argent holding a fleur-de-lys or. (28)
Mohun, of Postlinch : ... a cross engrailed ... (28)
MOLFORD: Sable, a fess ermine between three swans
argent. (28)
Molford, of Cad ley : ... a fess ... between three
swans ... (28)
MOLINES, OF Dunsmere : Ermine, a mill-rind pierced
azure. (28)
MOLTON : Argent, three bars gules. (28)
MOLTON, OF Pinho : Chequy, or and sable. (28)
MONCEAUX, Rob., Sergant at Armes : ..., three chap
lets ..., a bordure engrailed ... (28)
Montacut, Jo., Lord, of Stokenham : Argent, three
fusils conjoined in fess gules, a bordure sable. (28)
Montacut, W., Earl of Sarum : Argent, three fusils
conjoined in fess gules. (28)
Monthermer : Or, an eagle displayed vert. (28)
Moore, of Moore : Argent, a chevron between three
moorcocks sable. (28)

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Moore, of Morchays: ..., on a chevron ... three
cinquefoils ... (28)
Moorhay : Argent, a chevron azure between three moor
cocks' heads erased sable. (28)
Morcelles, _ OF Godrington : Gules, four fusils con
joined in fess ermine between six crosses crosslet or. (28)
Morgan, of Morganshayne : Argent, on a bend sable
a fleur-de-lys between two cinquefoils or, a chief ... (28)
Morton : Or, three moorcocks sable. (28)
Morton : Argent, a saltire gules between four crosses
crosslet sable.* (28)
MOYLE, OF Stephenston : Gules, a mule passant argent.
This coat standes in S' Gyles Church by Toriton. (28)
Mules, of Ernsburgh : Argent, two bars and in chief
three roundles gules, on the fess point a crescent sable. (28)
Mules, of Kinges Carswell : Argent, two bars and in
chief three roundels gules. (28)
Munk, of Pooderige : Gules, a chevron between three
lions' heads erased argent. (28)
Newcort, of Pidekwell : ..., a bend ... between two
double-headed eagles displayed ... (28)
Newenham, of Newenham : Argent, three eagles dis
played gules. (28)
Newton : Argent, on a bend cotised azure three garbs
or. (28)
NICOLS : Sable, a pheon argent. (28)
Nitheway : Sable, a bull's head cabossed argent horned
or. (28)
Noble, of Bisshopstenton : Or, two lions passant
guardant between as many flanches azure, on a fess gules three
besants. (29)
Noble, of Exon : Or, three roundels in fess gules between
two lions passant azure. (29)
Norbiry : Sable, three bulls' heads cabossed argent. (29)
Norlegh, of Norlegh : Or, a chevron between three
roses gules. (29)
Norrys, of Norrys in Northewish : His Da. and
heire was maried to Fortescue Captaine of Meux Castle :
Quarterly gules and argent the first and fourth quarters fretty
or. (29)
* The tricking has been tampered with, but this appears to be the original
coat.— Eds.

36 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
NORTHCOT, OF KiRTON: Argent, three crosses botonny
in bend sable. (^9)
NORTHCOT, OF NORTHCOT : Or, three eagles displayed
gules, on a chief sable three escallops of the field. (29)
NORTHWOOD : Ermine, a cross engrailed gules. (29)
Norton : Argent, two pales sable each charged with three
crosses crosslet fitchy or. (29)
Norton, of Brokhill : Argent, a chevron between three
escallops sable. (29)
NovANT, Roger, of Clist, xx. Ed. I. : His da. maried
to Beachampe and Pointingdon : Argent, a lion rampant double
queued gules. (29)
Offwell, of Offewell : Ermine, three bars azure. (29)
Okebeare, of Okebeare : Argent, a fess between three
bears statant sable. ' (29)
Okeston, of Exon : Gyronny of eight, or and azure, a
canton ermine. (29)
Okeston, of Modbyry : Argent, three bendlets gules. (29)
Oldham, Bisshop of Exon : Sable, a chevron argent
between three owls ..., on a chief or three roses gules. (29)
Old PORT, OF Oldport : Argent, a square tower sable the
port open in sinister. (29)
Orchard, of Combmartin : Gules, a chevron argent
between three pears or. (29)
Orwey, of Orwey :* Argent, on a fess dancetty sable
three crosses crosslet fitchy or. (29)
Oxenbere, of Oxenbere: Or an ox statant sable
horned argent. (29)
Page : Sable, a fess between three ostrich feathers
argent. (29)
Page : Gules, a chevron between three cranes [.?] argent,
beaked and membered sable. (29)
Palton, of Umberley: Argent, six roses three,, two and
one gules. (29)
Pancefoot : Per fess azure and gules, in chief two fleurs-
de-lys or, and in base another of the same argent. (30'^
Parker, of Frysthel [Fryth Hall, Essex. — Eds.]':
Sable, a buck's head cabossed between two flaunches
argent. (29)
Parrey : Argent, on a chevron sable three stags' heads
cabossed or. (29)
* The names over the arms of Orwey and Oflfwall have been transposed.

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Pasmore : Or, a fess between three escutcheons gules, on
a bordure azure eleven bezants. (30)
Payne, of Paynshays : Azure, three small birds
argent. (29)
PedertoN: ..., a bend between three lions' heads erased
..., ducally crowned ... (30)
Peneles, of Luckton : Argent, on a chevron azure three
fishe's haurient or. (30)
Periham : Argent, a chevron azure between three pears
gules. (30)
Perihan : Sable, a chevron between three pears or. (31)
Perrot, of Pill : Ermine, on a bend cotised gules three
escallops argent. (30)
Perry, of Waters : Quarterly gules and or, on a bend
argent three lions rampant sable. (30)
Peryam, of Fulford: Gules, a chevron engrailed between
three leopards' faces or. (30)
Petre, Lord: Gules, a bend or between two escallops
argent. (30)
Petre, of Boway : Gules, on a bend or between two
escallops argent, a Cornish Chough proper between two cinque
foils azure. (30)
Peverell, of Ermington : Or, an eagle displayed
azure. (30)
Peverell, of Sanford: Azure, three garbs ..., a
chief ... (30)
Peytevin, of Credy : Ermine, four chevronels gules. (8)
Pike, OF Bowringslegh :* Argent, three pike fork heads
sable. (30)
Pillond, of Pillond : Sable, an eagle displayed
argent. (3°)
Pine : Gules, a chevron ermine between three pineapples,
or. (30)
Pipard, of Larkbere : Argent, three bars gemels azure. (30)
PiPERELL : Argent, fretty sable, on a chief gules two goats,
respecting each other of the field. (3°)
PiPERELL, OF PinefoRD : Argent, a che^^ron gules be
tween three pineapples vert. (30)
Pitt : Ermine, a stag's head cabossed, a cross between the
antlers, patty fitchy gules. (3°)
Pole, Lord Cobham : Azure, two bars nebuly or. (30)

38 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Pole, of Cumtonpole : Or, a stag's head cabossed gules. (30)
Pole, of Shute : Azure, a lion rampant argent between
seven fleurs-de-lys or. (30)
Pole, Lord of Stokenham : Per pale or and sable, a
saltire engrailed counterchanged. (30)
POLGLAS, OF Ilfercomb : Gules, three bendlets engrailed
or. '(31)
Pollard : Argent, a chevron sable between three mullets,
gules. (30)
Pollard, of Horwood : Argent, a chevron sable between
three escallops gules. (30)
POLTIMOR : Azure, a griffin segreant or. (30)
POLTIMOR, Sir Rich., of Poltimor, tempore Ed. I. : Or,
a cross engrailed gules, a bendlet compony argent and azure. (30)
POLTON, OF Exon : Ermine, on a fess sable three crosses
crosslet or. (31)
POLTON, OF Molland : Argent, on a fess between three
mullets sable, as many besants. (31)
POMERAY, OF Byry : Or, a lion rampant gules, a bordure
engrailed sable. (30)
POMERAY, Henry, of Bokerell : Or, three lions ram
pant gules, a bordure engrailed sable. (3 1 )
PONTINDON, OF Penycot : Argent, a bend gules between
six fleurs-de-lys vert. (30)
Popham : Argent, on a chief gules two stags' heads cabossed
or. . (31)
Port, William, of Oldport : Sable, a tower argent. (31)
• POTESFORD, Roger, of Potesford, in the villag of Thorn,
knight, xix. Ed. I.: Argent, a plain cross patty and fitchy in
base gules. (3 ] )
Power, of Powreshays: Per pale wavy, azure and or.
(30)
PowLET, OF Sandford: Sable, three swords in pile,
points in base argent. (ji)
POYERD : Azure, a bend argent between two cotises in
dented or. (5q\
Prall : Sable, a stag salient argent, debruised by a fess
embattled counter-embattled or. (31)
Prall : Sable, two lions combatant argent. (3n
Prescot, of PrestcoT: Per chevron ... and ermine, a
chevron sable, in chief two ... gules. (See plate.) (31)

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Prestcot : Sable, a chevron between three owls argent. (31)
Preston, of Upotery : Argent, two bars gules, on a
canton of the last a cinquefoil of the first. (3 1 )
Prestwood, of  : Sable, a lion rampant between two
flaunches or. (31)
Prideaux, of Nutwell : Ermine, a chevron barry wavy
sable and argent, a label of three points gules. (31)
Prideaux, of Theoburgh : Argent, a chevron ... in
chief a label of three points gules.* (31)
Prideaux, of Wimpston: Argent, a chevron sable, a
label of three points gules. (31)
Prodham, of Legh : Azure, three lions' heads erased or.
(31)
Prous, of Asseriston : ... three lions rampant ... (31)
Prous, of Chagford : Sable, three lions rampant argent,
a label of three points gules. (31)
Prous, of Exon : Ermines, three lions rampant ai^ent. (31)
Prous, of Gidlegh : Sable, three lions rampant argent. (31)
Prous, of Prous : Argent, a fess between three roundles
sable. [This coat is repeated on the same page. — Eds.] (31)
Prous, of Widworthy : Sable, three lions rampant
argent, between nine crosses crosslet or. (31)
PruST : . . ., a chevron between three mullets of six points . . .
(31)
Pruteston, of Pruteston : his da. and heire was maried
to Fortescue, of whom is Wimpston : Or, on a bend azure three
crosses patty fitchy argent. (31)
Pry, of Colbroke : Ermine, a chevron sable, a chief
azure fretty or. (31)
Punchardon, of HeantoN: Argent, a cross recercely
gules. (31)
PURY, OF Chidley : Argent, on a fess between three
martlets sable, as many mullets or. (31)-
PUTFORD, OF PUTFORD: ... a pall engrailed ... (31)
Pym, of Sidford : Argent, an annulet sable. (30)
Pyne: ..., a fess ... between three mullets ... (30)
Pyxe : Argent, a bend gules between three mullets sable. (30)
* This coat is obscure, the chevron having been tricked barry wavy, and
afterwards deleted by vertical lines. — Eds.

40 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Pyne, of Bradford : Argent, a chevron sable between
three pineapples, vert. (3°)
Radford, of Radford : Sable, three man-tigers coward
argent. (3 2)
Radway : Gules, three owls argent, crowned or. (32)
Radwey : Gules, a chevron between three owls argent,
crowned or. (32)
Ralegh : Gules, five fusils conjoined in bend argent. (32)
Ralegh, of Brounscomb : Gules, five fusils conjoined in
bend argent, a label of five points azure. (32)
Ralegh, Henry, of Stret Ralegh : Gules, a bend
vair between six crosses crosslet or. (32)
Ralegh, John, of Charneys : Argent, a cross moline
between three crosses crosslet fitchy sable. (32)
Ralegh, John, of Smalridg: Gules, five fusils conjoined
in bend argent, a label of three points azure. (32)
Ralegh, of Warkley: Gules, three fusils conjoined in
fess argent. (32)
Ralegh, William, of Ralegh : Chequy, or and gules, a
chief vair. (32)
Rame, of Rame: Sable, a ram's head cabossed argent,
attired or. (32)
Rashley, of Rashley : Argent, a cross, and in chief two
Saxon e's [Tees] sable. (32)
Raymond, of Simson : Argent, a chevron between three
eagles displayed sable, a label of three points gules. (32)
Reade, of Blakborn : Gules, a cross engrailed or, in the
first quarter a chevron argent. (32)
Reade, of Tiverton : Gules, five fusils conjoined in bend
ermine, a bordure sable. (32)
Redvers, Erl of Devon : Or, a lion rampant azure. (32)
Reynell, of W[est] Oggewill: Argent, masoned ....
a chief indented sable. (32)
Reyney, of Eggesford : Gules, two wings conjoined in
lure ermine. (32)
Reyney, OF Assholt : Gules, three bill-hooks [i"]* argent,
hafted, or. (32)
RiDEN : Per pale, argent and gules, a griffin segreant wings
endorsed, counterchanged. (32)
* These aie by some blazoned paring-knives, which the figures in question
do not in the smallest degree resemble. — Eds.

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Rider, of Britrichston : Azure, three crescents or. (32)
Ridgway, Sir T. : Sable, two wings conjoined argent. (32)
Ridgway, alias Pecock : Argent, on a chevron engrailed
gules between three peacocks' heads erased azure, ducally
gorged or, as many trefoils slipped of the last. (32)
Risdon : Sable, three bird-bolts palewise argent. (32)
Rogus, of Holcomb : Azure, a chevron argent between
three chess-rooks or. (32)
ROHANT, OF Dodbroke : Argent, two chevronels gules,
on a canton of the last a mullet or. (32)
ROKLAND : Argent and eagle displayed sable beaked and
membered or. (32)
ROLLE, OF Stephenston: ..., on a fess dancetty ,.. be
tween three billets ... each charged with a lion rampant ... as
many roundels ... (32)
Rosin : Argent, a chevron sable between three mullets
gules. (32)
Rowe : Gules, a chevron azure between three paschal
lambs argent. (32)
Rowe, of Staverton : Gules, three paschal lambs argent. (32)
RowsE, OF Little Modbiry: Or, an eagle displayed
azure, beaked and membered gules. (32)
Russell, Francis, Erl of Bedford: Argent, a lion
rampant -gules, on a chief sable three escallops ... (32)
Russell, Mart [?] : Argent, on a chief gules three besants. (32)
Sachvill : Azure, three cross-bows points downwards or
in each an arrow argent. (33)
Sachvill, of Clist : Sable, a chevron ermine between
three sheaves of arrows argent, banded or. (33)
Sackeby : Argent, a chevron gules between three dogs (?)
courant sable. (33)
St. Aubin, Mauger : Argent, on a cross gules five be
sants. (33)
St. Aubyn : Ermine, on a bend ..., three roundels ... (33)
St. Aubyn, Guy St. Aubyn : Ermine, on a cross gules
five besants. (33)
St. Aubyn, Mauger, of Culmjohn, Knight, temp.
Ed. II. : Argent, on a cross gules, five besants. (8)
St. Clere : Argent, a lion rampant gules collared of the
field. (33)
St. Clere : Azure, a sun in his splendour or. (33)

42 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
St. Clere, of Todwell : Per pale, or and azure, a sun
in his splendour, counterchanged. (33)
St. George, of Ditsham : Argent, a lion rampant gules,
a chief azure. (33)
St. Hill, of Bradnedg : Or, on a fess engrailed ...
between three leopards' faces gules as many besants each
charged with a fleur-de-lys azure. (33)
St. John, of Lapford: Argent, a bordure engrailed
sable over all a bend of the second, a chief gules charged with
two mullets or. (33)
St. Leger, of Annery: Azure, "fretty argent, a chief
or. (33)
St. Low: Argent, a bend sable, a label of three points
gules. (33)
St. Maur, of Northmolton : Argent, two chevronels
gules, a label of three points azure. (33)
Salle, of Munkhamton : Gules, two lions passant
guardant argent, a bordure engrailed, sable. (33)
Samford : Argent, a chevron between three martlets
sable. (33)
Samford : Barry wavy of six, argent and azure. (33)
Santo N, Rich.: ... two bars ..., between three tuns two
and one ... (33)
Saxtox, of Northcheriton : Or, on a chief azure three
lions rampant of the first. (32)
Santon, of Santon : Argent, a chief azure. (33)
Saverey : Gules, a fess vair between three unicorns' heads
couped or. (33)
Sayres, of Exon : Gules, a chevron or between three
men's heads couped argent. (33)
SCHAPWIK, OF Roghdon : Sable, a bend or, on a canton
sinister argent a stag's head cabossed gules. (35)
SCOBBAHULL, OF Scobbehull : Argent, three fleurs-de-
lys, gules, a label of three points azure. (34)
SCOOS, OF Exon : Argent, a chevron issuant therefrom in
base a chevronel reversed sable. (34)
Seamor, of Byry : Gules, two wings conjoined in lure
or- (33)
Sedburgh, of Sedburgh : Or, a saltire engrailed vert, a
label of three points gules. (33)
Seward : Gules, on a fess or between two chevronels
ermine three leopards' faces azure. (33)

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Shilston, of Shilston : Ermine, a saltire azure between
four crosses flory fitchy sable. (34)
Slader : Gules, a chevron ermine between three horses'
heads erased argent. (34)
Slanning, of Ley: Argent, two pallets engrailed gules,
on a bend engrailed azure, three griffins' heads erased or. (34)
Smart : Argent, a chevron between three leopards' faces
sable. (34)
Smyth, of Exon : Sable, a fess cotised between three
martlets or. (34)
Smyth, of Totnes : Barry wavy of six argent and azure,
on a chief gules three barnacles or. (34)
Snape, of Snape : Argent, a lion rampant sable charged
with four gouttys of the field. (8)
Snape, of Snape : Argent, a lion rampant sable goutty
of the field. (34)
Snedall : Or, a cross engrailed azure between four
roundels gules. (34)
Somaster, of Pinsford : Argent, between five fleurs-
de-lys, a tower, issuant from the battlements thereof three long-
crosses, sable. (33)
Somerton: ..., a chevron ... between three leopards'
faces ... (33)
SOTFORD : Argent, three Hons passant in pale sable, over
all a bend gules. (33)
Southcot, of Southcot : Or, a fess indented azure. (33)
Southcot, of Southcot : Argent, a chevron gules
between three coots sable. (33)
SOUTHORP : ..., a lion rampant ... (33)
SOUTHOUS : Azure, on a bend cotised argent three martlets
gules. (33)
Spark : Azure, an eagle displayed argent. (34)
Speccot, of Thornbiry: Or, on a bend gules three
millrinds argent. (34)
Speccot, Nicholas, of Speccot, temp. Hen. VI. : his
son John Specot sealed with this seale : ...,on a pile seven gouttys
three, two, one and one ..., in dexter fesse a mullet ... (3S)
Speke, of Bramford : Barry of ten argent and azure, an
eagle with two heads, displayed, gules. (34)
Spencer : Sable, two bars nebuly ermine. (34)
Spencer, Lord : Quarterly, argent and gules, the second
and third quarters fretty or, over all a bend sable. (34)

44 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
Spencer, of Spencerscomb: Argent, on a bend sable
two pairs of keys addorsed or. (34)
Spicer, of Exon : Per bend sable and gules, three towers
in bend or cotised ermine. (34)
Sprent, of Collaton : Argent, three spiked maces gules.
(See plate.) (34)
SiPURWAY : Argent, on a bend azure between six spur
rowels sable three garbs or. (34)
Spurway, of Spurway : Argent, on a bend azure a spur
rowel between two garbs or. (34)
Stafford, Bisshop of Exon : Or, a chevron gules, on a
bordure azure eight mitres of the field. (34)
Stafford, Erl of Wilts : Or, on a chevron gules a
crescent argent. (34)
Stane, Sir Warren de: Or, on a fess sable, three
roundels argent. (35)
Stanley : Argent, a bend and canton gules, on the last a
mullet of the field. (35)
Stanton, Lord of Awlescomb, temp. Ed. II. : Sable,
a chevron between three lions' heads erased argent. (35)
Stapledon : Argent, two bendlets wavy sable. (34)
Staplehill, of Staplehill : Argent, a chevron sable. (35)
Staveley : Argent, on a chevron between three lozenges
azure, as many stags' heads cabossed or. (34)
Staverton, of Staverton : Argent, a chevron sable
between three maunches vert. (35)
Stawell : Gules, a cross of lozenges argent. (34)
Stawell : Gules, a cross of lozenges argent, a bordure
engrailed sable. (34)
Steere, of  : Or, a mullet sable. (35)
Stefenston, of Stefenston : Sable, a chevron between
three dexter hands clenched, couped at the wrist, in each a
purse [?] argent. (34)
Stint: Ermine, on a bend gules three leopards' faces or. (35)
Stockhey : Sable, a chevron engrailed or, voided of the
field, therein another ermine. (34)
StoFfokd, of Stofford : Argent, two grosing irons in
saltire sable between four pears or. (34)
StoGGEHILL, [of] Martyndall : Argent, on a bend
sable three besants. (34)
Stowford: Or, a chevron gules between three bulLs' heads
cabossed sable. (34)

The General Armory. 45
Stratton : Argent, on a cross sable five besants. (35)
Strech, of Ash : Argent, a bend engrailed sable, between
three martlets gules. (34)
Strecii, Sir John : Argent, a lion rampant gules. (35)
Strikland : Sable, three escallops argent. (35)
Strode, of Newnham : Argent, a chevron between three
coneys courant sable. (34)
Strode, of Wike : Ermine, on a canton sable a crescent
argent. (34)
Stukley, of Asseton : Azure, three pears or. (34)
Sully : Argent, three chevronels gules, on the first a
martlet or. (33)
Sully : Argent, three chevronels gules, on the first an
annulet or. (33)
Sully : Ermine, three chevronels gules. (33)
Sully, Sir Walter, lived Ed. I. : Sir Guy de Bryan
maried his heire : Argent, three chevronels gules. (33)
Talbot, Jo. : Argent, on a chevron between three talbots
sable, a fleur-de-lys of the field. (35)
Talbot, of Talbotswike : Argent, a chevron between
three talbots sable. (35)
Tancret : Gules, an inescutcheon argent within an orle of
cinquefoils or, over all a bend sable. (35)
Tancret : Per bend argent and gules, an orle of roses
counterchanged. (35)
Tapeley : Gules, on a fess between three escallops argent
a lion pa.ssant azure, (35)
Tapeley, of Tapeley : Gules, on a fess between three
crosses crosslet fitchy argent, a lion passant azure. (35)
Tatifer, of Ank : Azure, two bars argent between nine
martlets three, three and three or. (35)
Terront : Argent, a chevron between three eagles dis
played gules. (35)
Thorber : Argent, on a fess engrailed azure three
lozenges ... (36)
Thorn, of Thorn : Argent, a fess gules between three lions
rampant sable. This coate standes in Holsworthy Church. (35)
Thorp, of Kingstenton : Azure, a fess dancetty ermine. (3S)
Throgmorton, Sir Arthur, sold the manor of Long-
acre in Brodclist to Davy of Exon : Gules, on a chevron argent,
three bars sable, • (^S)

46 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
TiCHBORN, OF Breynton : Vair, a chief or. (35)
TiDlSDEN : Vert, a fess engrailed between three mullets or.
(35)
TiLLE, OF TiLHOUS: Argent, a fess per fess dancetty or
and gules, in chief three trefoils slipped sable. (35)
TiNTEN, OF  : Gules, a stag's head cabossed or. (35)
Todenham, of Churchstanton : Paly of six, or and
gules, a chief argent. (35)
Todwell, of Todwell : Argent, a bordure engrailed
gules, over all a fess between three mullets sable. (35)
Todwell, of Todwell : Argent, ' a fess engrailed be
tween three mullets sable, a border engrailed gules. (8)
TOGHILL, [of] Markonfild : Argent, on a bend sable
three besants. (35)
TORINGTON : Gules, two bars and in chief a lion passant
or. (35)
TORYTON, John: ..., a double-headed eagle displayed ...
(36)
Totenhill, of Pothull: Sable, three covered cups
argent. (35)
TOTHILL, OF Peamore: Azure, on a bend or, cotised
argent, a lion passant sable. (35)
Tracy : Or, in the chief point a roundel sable, between
two bendlets gules. (36)
Tracy : Or, in chief a lion passant bendwise sable,
between two bendlets gules. (36)
Tracy, Lord of Barstable : Or, in the chief point an
escallop sable, between two bendlets gules. (36)
Tracy, of Ivedon : ..., three saltires ... (36)
Tracy, of Wolcomb : Or, two bendlets gules, a label of
three points azure. (26)
Travers, of Pill: ..., three bears statant in pale
chained and muzzled or. (^6)
Treawyn, Walter, of Weregifford, A" quinto Ric. II. :
Argent, on a bend vert between six crosses crosslet fitchy
gules, three crozier-heads or. This cote standes in Were Church. (3S)
Tregarthin : Argent, a chevron between three escallops
sable. (tp\
Trelawny : Argent, a chevron sable between three oak-
leaves vert. (,6^
Trelosk : Azure, a cross moline argent. (8)

The General Armory. 47
Trelosk : Per pale, argent and gules fretty or, a label of
five points azure. (36)
Tremain, of Collacomb : Gules, three dexter arms con
joined at the shoulders and flexed in triangle or, with the fists
clenched argent. This allusive coat was in latter days taken by
Them from some of Their name whom They met with in the
Wars in France. Now generally born. [This note is not in the
writing of the author, but has been added probably about the
beginning of the present century. — Eds.] (35)
Tremenet, Rich., of Hywistremenet : Sable, a chevron
between three spur-rowels or. (36)
Treminet, of ClistgerArd: Ai^ent, three piles wavy
meeting in base azure. (36)
Trenchard, of Collacomb : Or, a chevron between
three escallops azure. [A later hand has erased the name
Trenchard and substituted that of Tremayne, with the following
note : ' The most ancient Arms as appears by Seals remaining in
the Family and This Their Original Coat is plac'd in the Dexter
Point of Their Shield in Their Ancient Monuments in the
Church of Lamerton with Their Later Allusive Coat, viz.
3 Dexter Arms, etc., as also with Trenchard, and Damarell's
quarter'd.' — Eds.] (36)
Trenchard, of Lyn : Or, a pelican in her piety sable. (36)
Treslake : Argent, two bars gules, on a chief of the last a
Hon passant of the first (8)
Trevilian, of Kruscomb : Gules, on a point barry wavy
argent and azure, a horse salient, and in dexter chief a crescent
of the second. (35)
Trewent : Ermine, two curved figures [?] addorsed gules,
(See plate.) (36)
Trill, of Trill : Azure, three escallops argent. (36)
Trivet, of Sand : Argent, a trevet sable. (36)
Trobridg, of Trobridge : Argent, on a bridge of two
arches gules through which water is flowing towards the base, a
pennon flying towards the sinister on a staff surmounted by a
fleur-de-lys ... (36)
Ulcot, of Exon : Gules, on a cross moline argent five
martlets sable, on a chief or, a fleur-de-lys between two roses of
the field. (41)
Umfravill : Gules, three roses and a chief or. (36)
Umfravill : Gules, a rose within an orle of eight crosses
crosslet or. * (3^)

48 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Underdone : Gyrony of eight or and gules, on a chevron
azure three roses argent. (3^)
Upcot, of Upcot : Argent, ox\ a chevron between three
wild boars statant sable, as many roses of the field. (36)
Upton, of Postlincpi : ..., across moline. (36)
UsSLET : Argent, on a fess sable three crosses crosslet or,,
in chief three martlets, two and one, of the second. (36)
Valletort : Vert, on a bend argent, three mullets gules. (36)
Valletort, of Clist : Argent, a fess and in chief two
mullets sable. (36)
Valletort, of Hurberton : Argent, three bendlets
gules, on a bordure sable eight besants. (36)
Valletort, of Valletort : Argent, two pallets gules, in
chief three mullets sable. (36)
Veale, of Vealhall : ..., on a bend ... three calves
statant ... (36)
Vere, of Colbrooke : Quarterly, gules and or, in the first
quarter a mullet ermine. (36)
Vere, Rob., de Stuttecomb : Sable, three boars' heads
erased or. (40)
Vicary, of Dunskwell : Sable, on a chief argent two
cinquefoils gules. (36)
Viell, of Malcot : Argent, a fess raguly humetty gules,
between three roundels sable. (36)
Vivian : Argent, on a mount vert a lion rampant gules.
' (36)
VoWELL, alias HoOKER, OF ExON : ..., a fess vairy ...
between two lions passant guardant ... (36)
VuEDALL, Peter, of Hemiok, knight : Argent, a cross
moline gules. (8)
Wadecot : Argent, a fess dancetty between three martlets
sable. (37)
Wadeton, of Wadeton, quartered by Fissakre :
Argent, on a chevron azure three roaches [.'j haurient or. (40)
Wadham, of Edg : Gules, a chevron between three roses
argent. (37)
Waget : Argent, on a cross azure five besants. (37)
Walleis : ..., a bend ..., on a bordure ... nine roundels ...
(37)
Walleis, of Paddon : Gules, a fess ermine. (37)
Walrond, of Bradfeld: Arggit, three bulls' heads
cabossed sable, horned or. (37)

The General Armory. 49
Walter : Argent, goutty, two swords in saltire and over
all a lion rampant gules. (37)
Walter, of Sidbery : Sable, three leaves in bend or
between two bendlets argent, on a bordure of the last eight
roundels of the field. (37)
Waltam, of Kenn : Sable, a chevron between three suns
in splendour argent. (37)
WATERMA.N : Or, a stag's head cabossed gules. (37)
Wampage : Azure, an eagle displayed within a double
tressure flory-counter-flory argent. (37)
Wampford, of Wampford : his da. and heires maried to
Keynes and Durant : Argent, a fess and in chief three mullets
sable. (37)
Warr, of Kitton : Gules, a lion rampant between five
crosses crosslet fitchy argent. (37)
Warwik : Vert, three lions rampant argent. (37)
WarwikE : ..., a fess fretty ... between three fleurs-de-
lys ... (40)
Watton : Argent, on a chevron between three tuns sable,
two dogs [?] salient respecting one another, of the field. (37)
Way, of Marsh : Gules, a chevron or between three
fishes naiant argent. (37)
Way, of Way : . . . , on a chief . . . three lions' heads erased
..., over all a bend ... (37)
Weele : Sable, a hawk argent belled or. (37)
Weele, of Wemme: Argent, a bull's head erased sable. (40)
Weston : Argent, a fess sable, a bordure engrailed gules
charged with eight besants. (37)
Weston : Argent, a fess sable, a bordure gules charged
with nine besants. (37)
Weston : Argent, a fess sable, on a bordure gules eight
mullets, or. (37)
Weston : Argent, a fess sable within a bordure engrailed
gules. (37)
Weston : Argent, on a chief azure three besants. (37)
Weston : Argent, on a fess sable three trefoils slipped or,
a bordure engrailed gules. (37)
Whalesburgh : Argent, three bendlets gules, a bordure
sable charged with eight besants. (3^)
Whiddon, of Chagford: Argent, a chevron between
three spearheads gules. (3^)
4

50 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Whiker, of Exon : Argent, on a fess sable between three
lions' heads erased gules, as many lozenges of the field. (38)
Whitacre, of Plimouth : Sable, a fess between three
mascles argent. (39)
White, of Holcombe Peramor : Argent, on a bend
sable three whitings [?] of the field. (38)
Whitfild, of Whitfild : Or, a bend azure, on a chief of
the last two mullets of the field. (39)
Whiting, of Wood : Argent, a bend nebuly plain cotised
sable. (38)
Whitley, of Efford : Azure, on a bend or three roundels
gules. (39)
Whitlock : Per fess or and sable, a bend wavy between
two padlocks counterchanged. (38)
Whitlock, of Bradmore : Per fesse or and sable, a bend
wavy between two fetterlocks counterchanged (40)
WlAT : Azure, a chief gules, over all a pair of barnacles
argent. (38)
Wibbery, of Chagford : Gules, three lions rampant be
tween seven fleurs-de-lys, a bordure engrailed or. (38)
Wibbery, of Wibbery : Argent, a fess embattled counter
embattled sable between three quarterfoils gules. (38)
WiCHALS, OF Chidley : Per pale argent and sable, six
crescents two, two and two counterchanged. (38)
Widworthy, of Widworthy : Azure, six eaglets dis
played three, two and one, or. (8)
Wiger, of Credy Wiger: ..., a saltire vairy..., in chief a
label of five points .... (38)
Wike, of Bindon : Argent, a chevron ermines between
three barnacle-geese proper.* (38)
Wike, of Cocktree: Ermine, tliree battle-axes sable. (38)
Wike, of ExoN: Barry of fourteen ..., a bend ... (38)
Wilford, of Oxton : Gules, a chevron ermine between
three leopards' faces or. (38)
Williams, of Stofford : Argent, a fesse between three
curlews' heads erased gules, each charged with two bars of the
field. (38)
Willington, of Umberley : Gules, a saltire vair. (38)
* These are the arms of Burnell, assumed by a younger son of Wike of
North Wike, in consequence of his father's marriage with the heiress of that
family. — Eds.

The General Armory. 5 1
Willington, Raph, knight, before he maried w'h the
heire of Champnon, Hen. III. : Barry pily of eight or and sable,
a chief gules. (38)
Willinton, Sir Rafe : Per pale ..., a fe.ss ... (38)
Willoughby, Lord Brook: Quarterly first and fourth
..., a cross moline ..., second and third ..., a cross engrailed ...
(38)
WiNDESLADE, OF WiNDESLADE : Argent, a chevron barry
wavy azure and of the first, between three lapwings proper. (38)
Wise, of Sidenham : Sable, three chevronels ermine. (38)
Wivell, of Crediton : Argent, three mullets between
two bars sable, a bordure engrailed gules. (38)
Wolf, of Wolfsnymet : Or, three wolves passant in pale
azure. (38)
Wolfe : Argent, a chevron between three wolves passant
azure. (38)
WollacoMB, of Wollacomb : Argent, three bars gules. (38)
WOLRINGTON, OF WOLRINGTON : Sable, three griffins'
heads erased amongst eight mullets or. (38)
WOLTON, B. OF ExON : Or, three lions rampant purpure. (38)
WOLVINGTON : Azure, a chevron ermine between three
lions rampant argent. (38)
Woodbere, of Woodbeare, in Plumtree parishe,
temp. Ed. III. : ..., a bend ... between two cinquefoils slipped
bendwise ... (38)
Woode, of Binley, in the parishe of Blackawton :
Gules, semy of [eight] crosses crosslet, three demi-woodmen
couped holding on the dexter shoulder a club, all or. (38)
Woode, of Harston : Argent, on a mount a tree vert. (38)
Woode, of Luetrenchard : Sable, three leopards' faces
between seven crosses crosslet, three, three and one, or, (38)
Woode, of Northtawton : Argent four bars sable, on
a canton gules a demi-woodman couped holding a club or. (38)
Woode, of Wood : Argent, a chevron sable, and in chief
two leopards' faces gules. (38)
WOORSTON : Sable, a fess wavy between three antelopes'
heads erased argent. (38)
WOORTH, OF Cumpton Pole : Argent, an eagle with two
heads displayed sable, over all a fess gules. (38)
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52 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
WoORTH, OF WoORTH : Argent, an eagle with two heads
displayed sable. (38)
Wooton, of Ingelborn : Argent, a saltire engrailed be
tween four mullets sable. (38)
Wooton, of Widworthy, maried the heire of Prous and
geves ther armes on his tombe in that church : Ermine, a fess
between three leopards' faces gules. (38)
WORTHAM, OF WoRTHAM : Gules, a chevron between three
lions' gambs erased ermine. (40)
Wray : Sable, a fess argent, between three battle-axes of
the last hafted gules. (39)
Wriothesley : Azure, a cross or between four falcons
close argent. (39)
Wrok SHALL OF Samford : Gules, two bars ermine. (39)
Wynard, William : in the tyme of Hen. VI. was a man
of cxxxiii. lib. lande : ..., on a bend ... three mullets ... (38)
Wyndham : Azure, a chevron between three lions' heads
erased or. (38)
.Yard: Argent, a chevron gules, between three water
bougets sable. (41)
Yard : Or, three measuring-yards palewise sable. (41)
Yearth : [No charges are given on this shield]. (41)
Yeo, of Heanton: Argent, a chevron sable between
three shovellers azure. (41)
YerworTH : Argent, three stags' heads couped sable
collared of the field. (41)
York : Azure, a chevron between three horses' heads
erased, or. (41)
York, of Crediton : Argent, a fess nebuly between three
crescents within the horns of each a fleur-de-lys all sable. (41)
Young : Ermine, on a bend cotised sable, three griffins'
heads erased or. /41)
Zouch, of Exon : Gules, a chevron or between three
besants. (a^\
Zouch, of Northmolton : Gules, ten besants four, three,
two and one (^j\'
Zouch, of Soteley : Gules, ten besants four, three, two
and one or, a canton argent. (41)

THE FEUDAL BARONIES OF DEVON
AND THEIR HOLDERS.
(Pages 153—170.)

HONORES COMITATUS DEVONI^, ET QUOT
FEODA TENENT PER SE ET MILITES
SUOS IN COMITATU DEVONI^.
Okhamton Baronia.
Arms : per pale, dexter, chequy ... a fess ... ; sinister, ... two bars ..,*
WILLELMUS CONQUESTOR dedit honorem de
Okhampton cum pertinenciis Baldwin© de Sapi
qui genuit Ricardum filium suum et heredem, et
filias Adelam et Emmam.
Adela nupta fuit cuidam militi de comitatu Cancie, sed
permansit sterilis.
Emma autem nupta fuit Willelmo Avenell per quem habuit
filium Radulphum. Obiit Willelmus Avenell, et dicta Emma
cepit in virum Willelmum Averinches et habuit filium per dictum
Willelmum Averinches nomine Robertum.
Ricardus filius Baldwini Sapi doniinus de Okhamton
dilexit Robertum Averinches et fecit ilium accipere homagium
militum honoris de Okhamton, et fecit tenentes omnium maneri-
orum suorum jurare ei fidelitatem sicut domino suo et heredi
dicti Ricardi.
Robertus de Averinches decessit ab Anglia cito post hoc,
et cepit in uxorem filiam Godwini Dole in transmarinis partibus,
* The arms of i\it family of Okehampton, of Devon, are given by Burke
(Armory) as Chequy, or and azure, two bars, argent. .They appear, how
ever, to be the arms assigned to Baldwin de Sap, the ist Lord of Oke
hampton, by later heralds. We can find no authority for Risdon's impaled
coat.

54 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
et genuit ex ea Matildem filiam suam, que nupta fuit domino
[Roberto] de Aincoort, ex quibus nata fuit Hawisia de Ain-
coort. Ricardus dominus de Okhamton moriebatur, et Robertus
de Averinches Adela soror Ricardi successit in hereditatem et
fecit Ranulphum de Avenel filium seniorem sororis sue Emme
heredem suum, et dominum de Okhamton.
Reginaldus Comes Cornubie avunculus regis Henrici II.
obtulit dicto Ranulpho de Avenell filiam suam in uxorem, sed
ille accepit sororem Ricardi Comitis Devonie et Willelmi de
Vernona. Quam ob rem iratus Comes Reginaldus juravit, quod faceret
eum amittere dominium de Okhamton cum omnibus pertinenciis :
misitque propter Matildem filiam Roberti de Averinches in
transmarinis partibus manentem acquisivitque assisam contra
Ranulphum Avenell, scilicet si Robertus de Averinches fuit
mancipatus de honore de Okhamton scilicet per homagium
militum et fidelitatem tenendum de maneriis die quo transfretavit
mare, et nunquam postea rediit. Et si Matildis predicte sit
proximus heres predicti Roberti.
Hoc modo Ranulphus Avenell perdidit dominium de Ok
hamton ad hunc usque diem.
Henricus II. Rex Anglie per consilium Reginaldi predicti
predictam Matildem cum honore de Okhamton dedit Roberto
Fitz Roy dicti regis avunculo, et fratri Reginaldi, qui genuit ex
ea Matildem quam post obitum Roberti dedit Rex Henricus II.
Reginaldo de Courtenay, quem regina Alinor adduxerat secum
in Angliam. Dedit etiam predictus Henricus rex Willelmo Courtenay filio
predicti Reginaldi manerium de Sutton juxta Oxford.* Qui per
consilium et preceptum patris sui accepit in uxorem Hawisiam-f-
sororem Matildis uxoris patris sui, et genuit ex ea Robertum de
Courtenay. Matilde vero uxore patris sui sterili manente devenit honor
de OkehamtonJ cum pertinenciis Roberto de Courtenay filio
* The manor of Sutton was given by Henry 11. to Reginald de Courte
nay in 1161, and passed to Robert de Courtenay his younger (?) son, upon
whose death it reverted to Robert de Courtenay, grandson and heir of the
original grantee. (See A', and Q., 8 S., vol. vii., p. 441.)
i- The name of Hawisia's husband was Reginald de Courtenay: he was
Ihe eldest (?) son of Reginald de Courtenay of Sutton, and brother of
Robert de Courtenay, sen., above mentioned. No William de Courtenay
comes into the direct line of the pedigree. (Ibid.)
X The manor of Okehampton was held by Matilda, the wife of Reginald
de Courtenay, sen., while the honour of Okehampton was in 1205 in the
possession of Hawisia de Couitenay, the widow of Reginald de Courtenay,
jun. We have dealt with the question of the early Courtenays at some
length in Nolcs and Queries (8 S., vol. vii., pp. 441-443, and S03-505X

The Feudal Baronies of Devon and their Holders. 55
Hawisie de Ayncoort, qui accepit in uxorem Mariam filiam
Willelmi de Vernon Comitis Devonie cum medietate manerii de
Cruke. Robertus de Courtenay genuit ex Maria predicta Johannem
de Courtenay qui habuit in uxorem Isabellam [filiam] Hugonis
Comitis Oxonie et genuit ex ea Hugonem.
Hugo de Courtenay habuit in uxorem Elianoram filiam
Hugonis Le Dispenser, Comitis Wintonie, qui dedit ei in liberum
maritagium maneria de Wootton et Dunstredon, et habuit
exitum. Hugonem cum aliis.
Hugo Courtenay II. cepit in uxorem Agnetam filiam
Johannis de Sancto Johanne de Basing, et habuit exitum
Hugonem tercium cum aliis.
Isto Hugoni secundo post mortem Isabelle de Fortibus
comitisse Albemarlie et Devonie devenit hereditas et nomen
Comitis Devonie ut proximiori heredi dicte Isabelle.
Hugo Courtenay tercius comes Devonie, et Dominus Ok
hamton cepit in uxorem Margaretam de Bohun regis sanguinis
natam, et sic in continua serie eorum remanebat dominium de
Okhamton usque ad temporem regis Edwardi IV. qui dictum
dominium cum comitatu dedit Humfrido Stafford cum quo parvi
temporis permansit et honor iste et vita. Postea ad Edwardum
Courteney rediit honor hie et comitatus Devonie et in filio suo
Willelmo et Henrici filii sui per regem Henricum VIII. lese
majestatis offensionem iterum cecidit hie honor. Sed Maria
Regina iterum Edwardum Henrici illius filium restituit ad dictos
honores tam comitatus quam baronie de Okhamton, quo sine
prole defuncto hereditarius de Okhampton divisus est inter
Mohun, Arondel de Talvarn, Trelawny et Courteney de . . . et
Vivian, qui genus traxerunt a quatuor sororibus Edwardi illius
quem Henricus VII. in avitos illos honores restituisset.
Baronia de Okehamton tenetur de domino rege per tria
feoda militum in capite. Et predicta baronia remansit integra,
et dominus ejusdem facere solet servicium predictum.
where we gave the following pedigree, correcting Dugdale and subsequent
writers : Matilda de Donjon = Reginald I. = Matilda, dau. of Robert
I Fitz Roy, s.p.
Reginald II. = Hawisia de Aincourt. Robert I. = Alicia de Romeli, s.p.

Robert II. = Mary de Redvers.
Ar
The only point in this table unproved from original records is the first
marriage of Reginald de Courtenay I.

56 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
Omnes barones de Okhamton fuerunt vicecomites Devonie
usque ad temporem domini Johannis de Courtenay, a quo Rex
Henricus III. distrahebat vicecomitatum et ab anno in annum
eligebat vicecomites, ut hodie.
Et sciendum est, quod milites, qui tenent de predicto
honore habent 92 feoda, pro quibus faciunt domino servicia
sua.
[Baronia de] Plimton.
Arms : Or, a lion rampant azure.
Henricus Rex filius Regis Willelmi dedit Ricardo Ridver*
Plimton baroniam fecitque eum comitem et cum eo dedit tercium
denarium Comitatus, scilicet 18 libras ; et postea dedit ei etiam
insulam Vecte.
Ricardus iste genuit Baldwinum Comitem et Baldwinus
genuit Ricardum, Henricum et Willelmum de Vernona. Ricardus
Comes genuit Baldwinum secundum et Ricardum qui ambo
moriebantur sine prole.
Willelmus de Vernona dictus, successit in hereditatem et
genuit Baldwinum III., qui exf filia et herede Warini Fitz Gerald
genuit Baldwinum IV. et obiit ante patrem suum.
Baldwinus IV. duxit in uxoremj filiam Gilberti de Clare
Comitis Glocestrie de qua genuit filium nomine Baldwinum, qui
obiit Anno gracie 1262.
Iste Baldwinus V. habuit filium nomine Johannem qui obiit
infans et sic devenit hereditas Isabelle sorori Baldwini V., filie
Baldwini IV., que nupta fuit Comiti Albemarlie sed decessit sine
prole. Et sic tota hereditas tam comitatus, quam honoris de
Plymton devenit ad Hugonem de Courtenay secundum, filium
Hugonis primi, filii Johannis, filii Marie, sororis Baldwini III.,
patris Baldwini IV., patris dicte Isabelle.
Et sciendum est quod milites qui tenent de honore de
Plimton tenent per 89 feoda pro quibus servicia solent facere.
Comites Devonie, qui et barones de Plympton fuerunt con
tinua seria comitatum tennere in nomine de Ripariis a Ricardo
usque ad Baldwinum V. ut supra memoraium est. Et post mor
tem Isabelle de Fortibus comitisse Albemarlie et Devonie sororis
ultimi Baldwini devenit hereditas tam comitatus quam Baronie
ad familiam Courtenayorum baronum de Okhamton in qua per-
manebat (parva secacione excepta) usque ad Edwardum ilium
ultimum qui Patavie obiit tempore Marie Regine. Et sic
numerus annorum a primo illius familie ingressu ad comitatus
honores ad degressum in Edwardo illo ultimo sunt [cclx] anni.
Thomas Courteney ex prima familia Courteneiorum comituni
Devonie obiit Anno 36 Henrici VI. et tres reliquit filios Thomam,
* Redvers. f Margareta. + Amicia.

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Henricum, et Johannem. Thomas capite plexus est Eboraci,
Henricus frater septimo post anno Sarisburie eandem fortunam
subivit, et Johannes Courtenay eorum minimum apud Tewkes-
bery occisus cecidit.
Edwardus IV. Rex Humfridum Stafford de Southwick
comitem nominavit, qui paulo post et honorem et vitam apud
[Bridgwater] amisit.
Henricus VII. Rex Edwardum Courtney secundo stemmate
ortum a juniori filio Edwardi primi comitis ejusdem nominis ad
hunc honorem erexerit ut proximiorem heredem masculum illius
nominis,qui habuit exitum Willelmum qui perCaterinam quartam
Edwardi IV. filiam habuit Henricum comitem et Marchionem
Exonie qui sub Henrico VIII. penam capitis subluens. Ed
wardus ejus filius in integrum restitutus per Mariam Reginam
ultimus fuit ejus nominis qui hunc honorem possidebat.
Jacobus Rex Carolum Dominum Mountjoy Comitem
Devonie creavit, qui non [tres] annos possidebat, sed mortuus et
moriebatur hie honor.
Baronia Episcopi Exonie.
Prima sedes hujus baronia locata fuit apud Tawton prope
Barnstaple, et nunc vocatur Tawton Episcopi, a quo loco translata
fuit ad Crediton tempore Edulphi fratris Alphii duels Devonie.
Iste Edulphus tercius fuit episcopus in agro Devoniensi.
Sedes episcopalis apud Crediton commorabatur usque ad
temporem Leofrici xiii episcopi, qui primus locum posuit habita-
cionis episcoporum apud Exoniam, ubi continuam baronie sedem
statuere usque ad presentem temporem hujus nunc episcopi
Willelmi Cotton qui est in numero L a Werstano qui primus
nominatur et caput baronie est apud Sanctum Stephanum infra
civitatem Exonie.
Triginta... feoda militum tenebantur de Episcopo Exoniensis
et servicia ei facere solebant. Et sciendum est quod dominus de
Okehamton tenet tria alia feoda de Episcopo Exoniensis videlicet
in Slapton i feodum, in Yewe juxta Crediton i feodum et in
Adesham i feodum sed facere solebat servicium nisi pro
duobus feodis. Et erit Scenescallus Episcopi qui pro tempore
fuerit in inthronizacione ejus, et habebit vasa de quibus idem
episcopus in prandio de primo serculo deseruitur prout conti-
netur in composicione inter Dominum Walterum de Stapledon
Exoniensem Episcopum et Dominum Hugonem de Courtenay
secundum. Episcopus Exoniensis tempore Henrico IV. et Henrico V.
possidebat septem libras annul reditus ut patet per inqui-
slcionem captain de valore predicti episcopatus.
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palacia, sive domos cum dominicis magni valoris annexis quos in
manus suas retinuerunt Episcopatus Exoniensis possidebat . . .
maneria quorum multa magni valoris videlicet Crediton reditus
assise c... Tawton Episcopi c... Paynton c... Teignton Episcopi
c libras Chudleigh, cum burgo . . . Ashperton, cum burgo . . .*

Baronia Abbatis de Tavistok.
Odulphus filius Odogari Comitis Devonie locum hujus
Abbathie posuit prope flumenem de Tavy a quo nomenem suum
accepit et donavit cum tota terra adjacente, et cum pluribus
aliis maneriis et terris ita ut valuacio ejusdem estimabatur ad
mille libras annul valoris cum supprimebatur.
* The following list of persons holding knights' fees under the Bishop
of Exeter in the reign of Henry III. indicates the extent of their temporal
possessions in the counties of Devon and Cornwall :
Reginald de Valletort, 59 fees in Tremeton.
Andrew de Cardinan, 71 fees in Cardinan and Botardel.
Robert Fitz Walter and Matilda de Lucy, 20 fees in Mineli and
Lantian.
William Bruer, 10 fees in Middelond.
William de Boteraus, 12 fees in Thalcarn.
Randolph Blowio, 7 fees in Polrode.
Simon Pincerna, half a fee in Lanhou.
Richard Burdun, half a fee in Penros.
Henry Heris, i fee in Hebbeford.
Bertram Fitz Thorold, i fee in Stranton.
Hugh de Boley, 5 fees in Hilton.
Gilbert Anglicus, i fee in Wadefat.
Gervais de Tinthagel, 5 fees in Hornicote and the 20th part of a
fee in Merthin, Wimaniton and Thamerton.
Huward de Bykeley, half a fee in Teiris.
Henry Fitz WiUiam, 4 fees in Retadoc.
Reginald Wallensis and Henry de Tredaet, 3 fees in Tregamedon,
Tredaet and Trelugon. ,
William Fitz Richard, i fee in Plevint and half a fee in Trenewyd.
Richard de Rupa, 3 fees and a third in Tremedered.
Henry de la Pomerey, i fee in Treguin.
John de Montagu's heirs, i fee in Elerki.
Archibald le Fleming, 7 fees in Bray.
William de Walebew, i fee in Hutheno.
Walter de Donastanfile, i fee in Thihidi.
Abbot of Tavistock, t\ fees in Rame and Sevioc.
Ralph de Sureni, a fourth part of a fee in Fawyton.
Ralph de Toney, half a fee in Carneton, Bluston and Helleston.
Henrj Thieys, half a fee in Alwarton and Thywarneyli
Walter de Godarvill, half a fee in Leskared and Tiwarneyl.
From this list it appears that the Bishop of Exeter held 234 knigh-ts' fees
which, though entered under Devon in ' Testa de Nevill,' were probably
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Totam hanc baroniam sive Abbathiam dedit Rex Hen
ricus VIII. Johanni Russell Comiti Bedford cum omnibus
maneriis et terr-is ad eandem pertinentibus, in cujus posteris dicta
Abbathia cum pertinenciis suis ad hunc usque diem contynuata est.
Johannes enim ille reliquit filio suo Francisco Comite Bed
ford et ille Edwardo Comite Bedford nepoti suo, videlicet filio
Francisci filii predicti Comitis Francisci.
Abbathia de Tavistok tenuit ex antiquo xvj feoda militum
per milites suos et dimidium.*
Honor de Glocester.
Honor iste involuit se in multos comitatus per totum regnum
Anglie, et est magne splendititatis et nobilitatis, et feoda militum
ad eundem pertinencia sunt quam plurima.
Infra hunc comitatum Devonie de feodo honoris de Glo
cester tenent prope centum milites. Et Wincklegh-f est princi-
palem manerium dicti honoris infra agrum Devoniensem.
* Like the Bishops of Exeter, the Abbots of Tavistock held a certain
number of knights' fees, which, however, appear to have all been situate in
the county of Devon. The following is a list of their holders, taken from the
' Testa de Nevill ' :
Galfrid de Northecoth, in Northcoth and Wodham.
Richard le Copener, in Romundeylegh.
Alan de Holdesworth, in Havekdon.
Richard Passemer, in Panneston and Kary.
William de Cornu, in Thornbiry.
William de Legh, in Branford.
Mabel de Boleworth, in Boleworth.
Guy [Wido] le Breth and William le Brok, in Langebere and
Mannesford.
Robert Hereward, in Fislegh.
Abbot of Tavistock, in Hanebergh and Creubd.
¦ Abbot of Torre, in Daccumbe and Welles.
Richard de Hundetorre, in Hundetorre.
Ralph Gurdeth, in Childeton.
Alicia de Campell, in Legh.
Amidas de Wyk, in Wyk, in Okbere and in Hanes worth.
Bernard Fitz Roger, in Westlidethon.
Roger Bovedon? in Foghaver, Poghelippe and Herdewill.
t The Exon Domesday Book ¦ records that the manor of Wincheleia
was held by Bristricus previous to the Conquest, and that Goscelmus held a
lease of the park under William I., for which he paid 12s. 6d. annually.
The overlords of the Honour of Gloucester were tbe Clares, Earls of Hert
ford, from whom it passed by inheritance to the Despencers.
The manor of Winkleigh, however, was granted by William I. to the
ancestor of Roger de Keynes, who in 1315-16, at Exeter, claimed to hold it
by descent. (Piac. de quo warranto, 9-10 Ed. II., Com. Devon, Rot. 36,
p. 167.) But before that date the manor had been divided into two
moieties, one held by the family of Keynes, and afterwards known as Wink
leigh Keynes, and the other by the Trades, from whom it passed, as Wink-

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Baronia Honoris de Totenais.
Magister Camden in libro suo Britannic post Judealem de
Totenais* scribit esse Willelmi Briwer baroniam hanc per
cujus filiam alteram ad Breosos, et ab illis ibidem ad Georgium
de Cantilupo, Dominum Abergavenny, cujus soror Melisenta
Eudoni la Zouch elocata suis nupciis ad Barones Zoucheos
transtulit hunc honorem.
leigh Tracy, to the Champernownes, Martins and Columbers. It would
appear that the latter manor passed from the hands of Columbers about the
middle of the fourteenth century, as in 1359 it was granted by King
Edward III. to Nigel de Loringe in tail male (Cal. Rot. Pat., 33 Ed. III.,
pt. 2, memb. 7). At this period Thomas de Keynes was holding the manor
of Winkleigh Keynes (Inq. P.M., 35 Ed. III. Pt. i, No. 107).
* Juhell de Totnes appears in Domesday as holding the borough of
Totnes (Exon Domesday, fol. 334). He was forfeited by William II,
and Totnes was given by Henry I. to Roger de Nonant, sen. (Rot. Hundred,
Com. Devon, 3 Edw. I., No. 39, p. 83), by whose descendants it was held
unquestioned untd the accession of King John, when Henry de Nonant held
the honour. In 1200, however, William de Braose, who appears to have
been great-grandson of Juhell de Totnef, made claim to the borough
(Rot. de Obi. i Joh., memb. 9), but subsequently transferred his rights to his
third son, Reginald de Braose. ('Testa de Neville,' vol. i., fol. 840, p. 195a.)
He prosecuted his claim against Henry de Nonant, and ultimately a par
tition of the property was made, one moiety remaining with Nonant, and the
other being allotted to Braose. (Rot. Litt. Claus., 8 Joh., memb. 2.) In
1206, after the death of Henry de Nonant (whose widow Isabella married,
secondly, Robert de Vere, Earl of Oxford — ' Testa de Nevill,' vol. i.,
fol. 840 — and, thirdly, . . . de Bolebec — Rot. Origin., 29 Hen. III., Rot. 6)
and Roger de Valletort, this moiety passed by grant of the King to Peter
de Rupibus, Bishop of Winchester (Rot. Litt. Claus., 8 Joh., memb. 5), who
received at the same time the wardship of the heirs of Roger de Valletort
(' Testa de Nevill,' vol. i., fol. 840), on whose behalf he undertook to pay the
fine agreed upon between Roger de Valletort and the King, in respect to
the Nonant moiety of Totnes ; and ten years later, in 1217, Reginald de
Valletort paid a fine often marks (Rot. de Fin., 17 Joh., memb. i, in>dorso),
and in the same year obtained a writ directing the Sheriff of Devon to
deliver to him all the fees of Totnes within his jurisdiction. (Rot. Litt.
Claus., I Hen. III., memb. 18 de rev.) In 1227 he paid 100/. in settlement
of the fine of 600 marks which his father, Roger de Valletort, had fixed with
King John for tliat portion of the lands of Henry de Nonant which by agree
ment with William de Braos remained to Nonanf, and had by him been
given to Roger de Valletort and his heirs. (Rot. Fin., 11 Hen. 111.,
memb. 10.) In 1244 Reginald de Valletort paid a fine of 600 marks on ob
taining seisin of the manors of Clifton Clanton and Brixham, which had
been the dower of Isabella, the wife of Henry de Nonant (Rot. Origin.,
29 Hen. III., Rot. 6). and from the 'Testa de Nevill' (vol. i. fol. 816,
p. 108) we find that this Reginald de Valletort, whose wife was Johanna
Basset, one of the daughters and heirs of Thomas Basset (Rot. Litt. Claus.,
4 Hen. III., memK i, in dorso), held one moiety of the honour of Totnes.
His Inqmshion post jnoriem (Inq. p. m., 30 Hen. III., No. 11) shows him to
have been dead in 1245, when his next brother, Radulph de Valletort,
succeeded lo the lands of Brixham, Harbevton and others, which he held Ifi
capite, Johanna, the widow, having one part of the manor of Brixham in

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Anno 12 Regis Johannis (ut ego inveni) honor de Totenais
divisus erat inter Willelmum de Breosa et Henricum de
Nonant. Ex parte Willelmi de Breosa tenebantur 28 feoda militum,
dimidium feodi, et sextam vicessimam.
Ex parte Henrici Nonant tenebantur 27 feoda et octavem
partem feodi.
dower. (Inq. p. m., 30 Hen. III.. No. 10 ; 27 Edw. I., Nos. 30 and 32.)
Radulph married Johanna . . ., and was dead before 1269, leaving an only
son and heir, Reginald de Valletort, who, though under age, married
Hawisia, to whom two parts of the manor of Brixham were given in dower
(Ibid.) Reginald died about 1269, without issue (Inq. p. m., 54 Hen. III.,
No. 9), when his moiety of the borough of Totnes passed to his uncle, Roger
de Valletort, who did homage for his lands shortly after. (Rot. Fin.,
54 Hen. III., memb. 13 ) By him, who became insane, the estates of the
family were dissipated, much of his property being given to Richard, Earl of
Cornwall, and to Alexander de Okeston, who had married the widow of his
brother Raduiph, and at his death he held only the manor, and with it the
Barony of Harbertoi, which escheated to the Crown (Rot. Hundr. Extr.,
Com. Cornub.. 4 Edw. I., memb. 31, in dorso ; and Rot. Hundr., Com.
Devon., 3 Edw. I., No. 20). He died 1275, and in 1282 his two nearest heirs
were Henry de la Pomeray and Peter Corbet, but they did not prosecute
their claim. Sume years later, however, on the death of Edmund, Earl of
Cornwall, Peter Corbet and Henry de la Pomeray presented a petition for
the recovery of the manor and castle of Trematon, and other lands in Devon
and Cornwall which had belonged to Valletort (Abb. Placit., 33 Edw. I.,
East. Term, Rot. 5). The suit continued until the year 1315, when Corbet
and Henry, son of the above de la Pomeray, were nonsuited in their plea
for the restitution of the manor and castle of Trematon (Abb. Placit.,
9 Edw. I., East. Term, Rot. 123), shortly after which the whole of the honour
of Totnes passed into the hands of the Canteloups, probably by purchase.
Reginald de Braose, who, as already explained, obtained one moiety of
the Barony of Totnes by agreement with Nonant, was forfeited by King
John in 1208, and in the following year the castle and town ol Totnes and
the manors of Cornworthy and Loddiswell were granted to Henry 'filius
Comes,' afterwards Earl of Cornwall (Rot. Litt. Pat., 10 Joh., memb. i ;
and 'Testa de Nevill,' vol. i., fol. 840). In the year 121 5, however,
Giles, Bishop of Hereford, elder brother of Reginald de Braose, obtained
from King John a grant of all the lands, tenements and castles which had
been his father's, but he appears to have died between October 21 and
November 18 of that year, without taking possession of the property (Rot.
Litt. Pat., 17 Joh., membs. 13, 14). The King thereupon directed the Earl
of Cornwall to deliver the Castle of Totnes to Reginald de Valletort, the
writ being dated at Rochester, November 21, 1215 (Rot. Litt. Pat., 17 joh.,
memb. 12), but the effect of this grant does not appear. In the year 12 17
Reginald de Braose, already referred to, returned to his allegiance, and
shortly afterwards had livery of all his father's lands (Rot. Litt. Claus.,
I Hen. III., memb. 15, de revers). In December of the same year he sued
Henry, Earl of Cornwall, for Totnes and the honour of Totnes, and
November 12, 1218, the King's writ was issued to the Sheriff of Devon,
directing him to deliver seisin of those kaights' services of the honour of
Totnes which were then in the King's hands (Rot. Litt. Claus., 3 Hen. III.,
memb. 13). This Reginald de Braose was dead before 1221, leaving by
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Rogerus Nonant 14 Henrici II. tenuit hunc honorem.
Rex Henricus II. didit Reginaldo de Brease castrum et
Villam de Totenais et postea Rex Johannes seisivit in manus
suas et quod Alicia de Nonant nupsit sine licencia regis, et per
mandatum dicti regis Henricus filius comitis tenuit castrum et
honorem predictum.
Sed tandem devenit honor hie a Milizente de Monte Alto
sorore Georgij de Cantilupo ad Zoucheos jure hereditario in qua
quidem permansit familia ad Johannem Zouch per cujus foris-
facturam devenit in manus regis Henrici VII. qui dedit Petro
Edgcomb, militi, et in hac familia residebat, donee Petrus
Edgcomb armiger tempore Elizabethe Regine Castrum vendidit
Edwardo Seamor militi domino de Byry Pomeray, et libertates
burgensibus de Totnays qui hoc modo liberos se facere a cap-
tivitate istius honoris, qui ante longe magnam habuit super eos
aucthoritatem.

Baronia de Barnstaple.
Magister Camden in suo Britannic libro memorat Judaelem
de Totenais dono accepisse Barnstable jure clientelari a Gulielmo
primo rege inde quod Tracii satis longe tempore tenuerunt, post
Martini, deinde Ricardo II. regnante ad Johannem Holland
Huntingdonie comitem devenisse postea ad Ducem Exonie,
et postremo in regium patrimonium. Et quod Maria Regina
Manerium hoc Thome Marrow donavit cujus filius divendidit.
heir, William de Braose, who married Eva, sister and co-heir of Walter
Marshall, Earl of Pembroke (Inq. p. in., 3 Edw. I., No. 53 ; Calend. Gen.,
p. 227), and was dead in or before 14 Hen. III., 1229. His widow had the
castle and lands of Totnes in dower, and upon her death they passed to her
daughter Eva (Rot. Fin., 31, Hen. III., memb. 19; Abb. Placita, 37
Hen. III., Rot. 12, M'mas Term, p. 132 ; and 38 Hen. III., Rot. 14,
Hill. Term, p. 143), who married William de Canteloup, to which family one
moiety of the honour of Totnes was thus conveyed. This WiHiam was son
and heir of William de Canteloup, who died in 1250 (Inq. p. m., i Edw. I.
No. 16, Calend. Gen., p. 197), apparently by Milicent, widow of Almaric,'
Count of Evreux. (Rot. Litt. Claus., i Hen. III., memb. 22.) William de
Canteloup the younger died in 1254 (Inq. p. m., 38 Hen. III., No. 46, Calend.
Gen., 61), having done homage for his father's lands in 1251 (Rot. Fin.,
35 Hen. III., memb. 8). He left a son, George Canteloup, who was born
at 'Bergenny ' in 1251, and died unmarried in 1272 (Inq. p. m., i Edw. I.
No. 16, Calend. Gen., p. 197), seised of the manor and castle of Totnes
(Abb. Rot. Origin., i Edw. I., Rot. 25). Of his two sisters, one, Johanna,
was the wife of Henry de Hastings, and the mother of John de Hastings,
who at the date of his uncle's death was fifteen years of age, and one of the
co-heirs. The other sister, Milicent, became the wife of Eudo or Ivo de la
Zouche, and was the other co-heir of George de Canteloup, taking to her
husband the honour of Totnes, of which he had seisin on i March 1273.
After her husband's death she married . . . de Monte Alto.

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Ego (quod legi) de hoc scribam. Judaelem ilium (de quo
supra) primum invenio qui castrum et honorem de Barnstable
possidebat. Rex Johannes concessit Baroniam de Berstaple Henrico de
Tracy,* Anno Regni sui tercio. Pat. Jo. 3 regni, m. 11.
Memo., I Johannis Willelmus Breos petit versus Oliverum
de Tracy ut teneat finem suum de medietate baronie de Ber-
stable. B. 132.
Willelmus de Brause tempore regis Henrici II. tenuit de
honore de Barnstable feoda 28 militum, quorum Philippus
Charteray tenuit de dicto Willelmo 14, Ranulfus de Poher 3,
Willelmus filius Johannis tenuit feoda 3 militum, Walterus filius
Radulphi 3, Erkenbaldus Flandrensis i feodum.
Willelmus Breos dedit 13 feoda militum cum Loretta filia
sua in maritagium Comiti Lecestrie.
Postea Willelmus Tracy, hunc honorem possidebat, post-
* Oliver de Tracy was in possession of a moiety of the Lordship of
Barnstaple in 1164, the other moiety being held by William de Braose,
whose title was derived from his descent from Judael de Totnes (Rot.
Pip., II Hen. II., Rot. 9, memb. i). His son, Oliver de Tracy, appears to
have gained possession of the whole Barony, as in 11 94 he was sued by
William de Braose for his part of the Honour (Abb. Placit., 6, Ric. I.,
Devon, Michaelmas Term, Rot. 6), and an agreement was arrived at in
1 199 (Ibid., I John, Easter and Trinity term, Rot. 5), which, however, does
not appear to have been very strictly observed. Oliver de Tracey married
Eva, and was dead in or before 12 10, his son, Henry de Tracy, succeeding
him. After the forfeiture of William de Braose, he obtained a grant of
Barnstaple and Tavistock, together with the whole honour of Barnstaple in
demesne, with all their fees and appurtenances, as they were held by
Oliver de Tracy and WiUiam de Braose. (Rot. Litt. Claus., 15 John, pt. i,
memb. 4.) Two years later, however, in 1215, he is ordered to deliver the
Castle of Barnstaple to Giles de Braose, Bishop of Hereford (Rot. Litt.
Pat., 17 John, memb. 14), and in 1216, being in arms against the King, his
lands were granted to William de Briwer, jun. (Rot. Litt. Claus., 18 John,
memb. 4.) In the following year, however, he was Sheriff of Devon, and in
1218 his lands had been restored to him ; but Reginald de Braose made
claim to the moiety which had belonged to his father (Rot. Litt. Claus.,
2 Hen. III., memb. 14, in dorso), which was resisted on the plea that Tracy
held by the King's grant (Rot Litt. Claus., 2 Hen. III., memb. 14, in
dorso'). He was probably father of another Henry de Tracy, who was dead
before 1273 (Inq. p. m., 2 Edw. I., No. 32). He had 'one daughter, named
Eva ' (zW^.), who married Guy de Bryane, and died during the lifetime of
her father, when her' husband seems to have married Sybilla, apparently a
daughter of Walter de Sully, by whom he had a son and heir, Guy de
Bryane (Inq. p. m., 25 Edw. I., No. 32). By Eva de Tracy he had a
daughter, Matilda de Bryane, who in 1272, being then aged thirty-One years,
was the wife of Galfrid de Camville, and the ' nearest heir ' of Henry de
Tracy, her grandfather (Inq. p. m., 2 Edw. I., No. 32). Of her marriage
with Lord Martin we have found no mention, though it undoubtedly took
place, as William Martin succeeded to the Barony of Barnstaple as heir of
Henry de Tracy (Abb. Placit., 7-8 Edw. I., Mich's term, Maj. Record,
Rot. 7).

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quam Petrus filius Herberti paululum temporis habuit per
donum Regis Johannis.
Regnante vero Henrico III. Henricus de Tracy dominium
hoc tenuit cujus filia Matilda primo domino Martyn enupta,
secundo hunc honorem Galfrido de Camvil marito attulit. Qui
baro ad parliamentum vocatus est [23 Junii, 23] Edwardi I.
Post mortem predicte Matilde devenit honor hie Willelmo
domino Martin filio suo Domino de Ceamoys, Dertinton et
Barnstable cujus filius Willelmus sine liberis defunctus est, et
devoluit hereditas Jacobo domino Audelegh de Hely cujus mater
Joanna una fuerat sororum predicti Willelmi Martini filii, altera
vero soror ejus Elinora nupta fuit Philippo de Columbers militi,
que obiit sine prole. Hoc modo tota hereditas advenit Aude-
leigho. Jacobus iste Joanne filius duas nupserit uxores primam
ex familia Mortymer secundam ex familia Le Strang. Et per
utrasque habuit exitus. Ex prima natus est Nicolaus dominus
Audelegh, qui ultimus est masculis ex hac familia qui honorem
de Barnstable tenuit. Ille enim obiit sine liberis, et quevis magna
hereditas ad sorores suas devenit, tamen virtute cujusdam doni
talliat heredibus masculis Jacobi domini Audelegh, et pro defectu
talis exitus remanere domino regi hie honor ad coronam effluxit.
Rex vero Ricardus II. fratri suo uterino Johanni Holland
Hungtingdonie Comitis donavit, et tandem deficiente herede
masculo in ilia Hollandorum familia iterum in regium patri
monium rediit. Maria vero regina dedit Thome Marrow cujus
filius vendidit Johanni Chichester seniori militi.
Castrum vero nunc (quamvis totaliter ruinosum) una cum
feodis militum possidet Robertus Chichester miles jure heredi
tario sibi ab avo suo Johanne Chichester milite devolutum.

Dertington Baronia.
Arms : Argent, two bars gules.
Baronia* hec in primis Normannorum temporibiis in Anglia
hereditarium fuerat Willelmi de Falesie deinde familie illius de
Martyn qui genus deducunt a quodam Martino de Turon milite
inclito qui Walliam intravit et sibi partem illam qui Ceamoys
appellatur sibi subjugavit, et posteris reliquit qui illic baroniam
tennere. Robertus filius istius Martini Dertinton tenuit, et illi suc
cessit Robertus secundus, qui habuit exitum Robertum terciumi*
* 'William de Falesia' is written in the top margin of the page but
has no bearing upon the text. — Eds. '
t It appears probable that this account, though differing from the
ordinary authorities, is correct, and that there were in fact three consecutive
Roberts in the pedigree. Robert filius Martini witnessed a charter of the
Empress Maud in 1142 (Royal Chart., Duchy of Lane, No. 17, Pipe Roll

The Feudal Baronies of Devon and their Holders. 65
et Henricum a mansione de Cokinton dictum. Robertus III.
habuit exitum Willelmum,* et Willelmus habuit Nicolaum, et
Robertum (a quo Martini illi qui nunc sunt genus deducunt).
Nicolaus genuit Willelmum dominum Martyn,t qui filium habuit
Willelmum qui habuit Willelmum et filias Joannam et Elinoram
quas obiit sterilis. Willelmus ultimus heres masculus hujus
familie fuit. Et sic baronia hec ad Jacobum dominum Audelegh
per cujus filium sine prole masculo obientem (sicut Barnstable)
ad coronam devenit et simili modo est translata ad Hollandorum
Exonie ducum familia, quibus deficientibus heredum ad regium
patrimonium revertitur.
Uxores familie Martinorum dominorum de Dertinton quas
inveni hie quoque adjungam.
Willelmus;!: filius domini Nicolai Martin cepit in uxorem
Soc, vol. x., p.. 43, No. 26), and was dead in 1158, when his lands in Somer
set were in the hands of the King (Rot. Pip., 5 Hen. II., Rot. 3, memb. 2,
in dorso ; Pipe Roll Soc, vol. i., pp. 2i, 22), and his lands in Somerset,
Wiltshire and Dorset were also described as in the King's hands in the
following year (Rot. Pip., 6 Hen. II., Rot. 3, memb. 2 ; Rot. 6, memb. i ;
and Rot. .7, memb 2, in dorso; Pipe Roll Soc, vol. ii., pp. 19, 41, 58). It
seems impossible that this Robert could be the son of one of the Conquerors
companions, and probable that he should rather be idem ified with the Robertus
secundus of the text. It is to be noted, howeve.-, that there is no mention of
his holding lands in Devonshire. It was doubtless his son and heir, Robert
Filius Martin, by whom scutage was paid in the counties of Devonshire and
Somerset in 1161-1163 (Rot. Pip., 8 Hen. II., Rot. i, memb. 2, and Rot. 3,
memb. 2 ; Pipe Roll Soc, vol. v., pp. 6, 23 ; ibid., 9 Hen. II., Rot. i,
memb. 2, in dorso, vol. vi., p. 13), and he perhaps was the first owner of
Darlington of this family.
* There were clearly two consecutive persons named William in the pedi
gree, the first of whom paid a fine for the release of his lands and castls of
Pidela, in Dorset, in 1207 (Rot. Fin., 9 John, memb. 13), and was dead in
1209. He had married Avicia, to whom he had assigned the manor of Pulle
as dower, and of this she had seisin in 1216, probably on the death of her
son (Rot. Litt. Claus., 17 John, pt. i, memb. 4). The second William held
the honour of Cameis, in Wales, and had letters of protection while residing
in that country in .1210 (Rot. Litt. Pat., 10 John, memb. 1). He was dead
in 1216, when the custody of his lands and heirs was granted to Fulke de
Breaute (Rot. Litt. Claus., 17 John, pt. i, memb. 10), from whom in 1224
they passed to Henry de Trubleville (Rot. Fin., 8 Hen, III., memb. 2). He
had married Engahared, or Angaretta, to whom the lands of Langacre, in
Devon, and other lands in Somerset, were given in dower (Rot. Fin., 10
Hen. III., memb. 4; Rot. Litt. Claus., 10 Hen. III., memb. 8). She was
dead in 1226 (ibid.), when her dower lands were delivered to Henry de
Trubleville as guardian of her son Nicholas, heir to William, his father, as
mentioned in the text.
t Nicholas Filius Martin was father of another Nicholas, who should take
the place of the Willelmus dominus Martyn of the text ; he was not, how
ever, Lord Martin, his son being the first of the family to receive a writ of
summons to the House of Lords. The second Nicholas died during his
father's lifetime, he being succeeded by his grandson William, afterwards
Lord Martin (Rot. Fin., 10 Edward I., membs. 16 and 15).
X As stated above, this individual's name was Nicholas, not William
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66 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Matildem unicam filiam et heredem domini Henrici Tracy,*
et habuit exitum Willelmum.
Willelmus Dominus Martin nupsit Elinoram filiam Regi
naldi Filii Petri baronis de Chuton, viduam Domini Johannis
Moun,t per quam habuit exitum Willelmum. Elinoram uxorem
[Philippi] de Columbers et Joannam uxorem domini Nicolai de
Audelegh de Helegh.
Willelmus Dominus Martynj cepit in uxorem Joannam
filiam Henrici domini Hastinges, et obiit sine filiis.

ToRiNTON Baronia.
Arms : Gules, two bars or.
Tempore Regis Henrici II. Johannes de Torinton tenuit
hanc baroniam. Postquem successit Willelmus de Torintona,
et ultimus hujus nominis Matheus. Postea partita est hereditas
in quinque porciones per sorores ultimi, que enupte fuere familiis
de Tracy, Brian, Merton, Umfravill et Sully et tandem. . . .§
* Matilda, the wife of Nicholas Filius Martin, was the daughter and heir
of Gay de Bryane by Eva, daughter and heir of Henry de Tracy, Lord of
Barnstaple, as has been stated in the notes on the Barony of Barnstaple
[ante, p. 63).
t As this account of the marriage of William, Lord Martin, differs from
all recognised authorities, it is necessary to state that it is correct in every
particular. X A contract was entered into in 1296 for the rtiarriage of Edward, eldest
son and heir of WilUam, Lord Martin, with Jonetta, eldest daughter of John
de Hastings, it being at the same time arranged that William, son and heir
of John de Hastings, should marry Edward's eldest sister, Alienora. Ed
ward, however, died before his father, and it would appear that neither of
the marriages thus arranged took place (Cal. Rot. Pat., 25 Edw. I., pat. 2,
memb. 2). Nor is it probable that William, the eventual heir, was married
to Jonetta de Hastings, as his widow, Margaret, was in 1325 the wife of
Robert de Wateville ; it is, however, possible that this may have been his
sfecond wife (Rot. Orig., 19 Edw. IL, Rot. 23).
This William, Lord Martin, was the last male of this branch of the family,
and on his death in 1325 his property reverted to his co-heirs. His sister
Alienora and her husband, Philip de Columbers, had assigned to thera,
besides the wardship of James Audley, their nephew, the manors of Combe
Martin, Barnstaple, Holdsworthy, and South Molton, together with certain
lands in the city of Exeter, and the rents of East and West Anstey.
Nicholas de Audley and Johanna, his wife, died before Lord Martin, and
their son, James Audley, above mentioned, had assigned to him the hamlets
of Kilmington, North Lew, Takebeare, and Staunton, the manors of Wark-
leigh, Nymet Tracy, Bovey Tracy, Raddon, Lidford (co. Somerset), Black-
down, the castle and town of Newport, and other property ; while to
Margaret, his widow, then married to Robert de Wateville was assigned the
manor of Darlington, and other estates in Devon and Somerset (Rot Orie
19 Ed. II., Rot. 23). ¦ ^¦'
§ John de Torinton had a dispute with the Abbess and Nuns of St. Ed
ward's relative to the advowson of the Church of Torrington in 1194 (Plac.

The Feudal Baronies of Devon and their Holders. Sy
Honor hie tempore Johannis de Torinton habuit 29 feoda, de
quibus dictus Johannes tenuit 7 feoda de honore de Glocester.*
Abbrev., 6 Ric. I., m. 15 days after M'mas, Rot. 8). In the year 1201 he
paid 50 marks for license to travel beyond seas, when he held nineteen
knights' fees in capite and six knights' fees of the hoour of Gloucester (Rot.
de Obi., 3 John, memb. 8). He died in or before 1207 (Rot. Litt. Claus.,
9 John, memb. 12), and vvas succeeded by his son, William de Torinton, who
is mentioned in letters respecting scutage in 1214 (Rot. Litt. Claus., 16 John,
pt. 2, memb. 24, in dorso). He died in 1224, leaving a widow, Avicia, who
had a grant of the manor of Torrington pending the settlement of her dower
(Rot. Litt. Claus., 8 Hen. III., pt. i, memb. 10), and who subsequently
married Nicholas de Boleville, who in 1230 held her dower (Rot. Fin.,
15 Hen. III., memb. 7). Leaving no issue, he was succeeded by his uncle,
Matthew de Torinton, who in 1224 paid 100/. for the relief of his lands (Rot.
Fin., 8 Hen. III., memb. 9), but died without issue in 1226, when the barony
was broken up and alienated in such a manner that due service could not
be rendered to the King (Rot. Litt. Ctaus., 11 Hen. III., memb. 16). It was
partitioned amongst the five sisters and co-heirs of Matthew de Torinton, or
their surviving heirs. The eldest sister, Emma, married . . . Merton, and
was mother of Henry de Merton, who did homage for his part of Torrington
in 1227 (Rot. Fin., 12 Hen. III., memb. 9). Another sister, Dionisia,
married Henry Fitz William, who did homage for his wife's part of Torring
ton in 1228 (Rot. Fin., 12 Hen. III., memb.. 7) ; but they appear to have died
without issue, and two years before her death in 1239 she granted to her
nephew, Henry de Merton, her fifth part of the Barony of Torrington (Rot.
Fin., 23 Hen. III., memb. 4), after which two-fifths of the barony were held by
Henry de Merton, who died in 1246. Another sister of Matthew de Torinton
married . . . Tremenet. and was mother of Richard de Tremenet, who did
homage for his part of Torrington in 1227 at the same time as his cousin,
Henry de Merton, but he subsequently sold his share to Henry de Tracy,
Irom whom it passed to Geoffrey de Camville in right of his wife, Matilda
de Bryane, granddaughter of Henry de Tracy (Rot. Hundred., 3 Ed. I.,
Devon, No. 17). A fourth sister of Matthew de Torinton, named Sibilla,
appears to have been the wife of Richard de Umfraville, and mother of
Gilbert de Umfraville, who was one of the heirs of Torrington. The fifth
daughter appears to have been Mabilia, wife of Walter de ."Sully. She was
mother of Raymund de Sully, who was another of the heirs of Torrington,
and in 1232 paid 49/. gJ. 3«^. for the issue of his lands (Rot. Pip., 17 Hen. III.,
Rot. 6). The heirs of the barony were thus Henry de Merton, Raymond de
Sully, Gilbert de Umfraville, Richard de Tremenet, and Dionisia de Torinton,
wife of Henry FitzWilliam ; but, as has been said, the inheritance of Dionisia
passed to Merton and that of Richard de Tremenet was alienated. Some half-
century later two-fifths of the barony were owned by Thomas de Merton, a ward
in the care of John Wiger in 1274, his father, Walter de Merton, son of Henry
de Merton, having died in 1272. At the same period, Raymond de Sully, who
had died in 1241, was represented by Walter de Sully, hi.s son and heir, who
held a fifth part of Torrington, and Gilbert de Umfraville was represented
by John de Umfraville, who had succeeded upon the death of his brother
Henry in 1271. As has already been stated, the other fifth part had been
alienated by Tremenet, and it passed from Tracy to Martin, as explained on
p. 63 (Rot. Hundred., 3 Ed. I., Devon, No. 17). As regards the fifth part
held by Sully, it was given in free marriage to SibiUa, his daughter, and Guy
de Bryane, her husband ; from them it went to Guy de Bryane, who was
twenty-five years of age in 1306 (Inq. p. in., 35 Edw. I., No. 32), when his
parents were both dead.
* See preceding note.
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68 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Baronia de Byry.
Arms : Or, a lion rampant gules a bordure engrailed sable.
Radulphus de la Pomeray tenuit ex dono Willelnii con-
questoris Byry et diversa alia maneria. Et hsc baronia tam
in nomine quam, in eadem familia permansit donee regnante
Edwardi VI. Thomas Pomeray miles alienavit Byry Pomeray*
Edwardo duci Somerset, qui dedit illud Edwardo suo primo-
genito per [Katherinam] filiam Willelmi Filloll de Woodland
militis primam uxorem dicti ducis. Et nunc filius ejusdem
Edwardi Edwardus dominus de Byry Pomeray feoda hujus
honoris possidet.
Honor de Byry Pomeray continebat in se 31 et 26 partes
feodi militis tempore Henrici II. Regis Anglie, quorum milites
tennere ex honore predicto.
Hie sequitur descensus familie de la Pomeray.
Radulphus de la Pomeray venit cum Conquestore et
genuit filium Johel.f 2. Johel de la Pomeray per filiam
Henrici filii HerebertiJ sororem Reginaldi Comitis Cornubie
habuit Johannem. 3. Johannes§ de la Pomeray procreavit
Henricum de la Pomeray primum. 4. Henricus|| iste per
* Now known as Berry Pomeray, near Totnes.
\ It appears probable that a generation is wanting in this pedigree, as
Henry de la Pomeray the second fined for his lands in 1164, when probably
his father had not long been dead. The period between 1066 and 11 64
seems too great to have been filled by three persons only. The grandfather,
father of this Henry, was undoubtedly called Gollinus, a synonym for Johel
(Abb. Placit., 15 John, Trinity, Rot. 17, p. 90).
X This is incorrect. Rohesia, who was sister of Reginald, Earl of Corn
wall, was of course an illegitimate daughter of King Henry I. She was
married to Henry de la Pomeray, son and heir of Gollinus de la Pomeray.
There is no John de la Pomeray in the pedigree.
§ For John read Henry de la Pomeray. The succeeding Henries are
therefore incorrectly numbered in the text.
II Henry de la Pomeray (the second) paid ^l. I2j. 6rf. as his scutage of
Wales, and at the same time paid 200 marks for the fine of his lands in
Devonshire, leaving 93/. 6^. Zd. due to the Exchequer, and in tbe following
year, 1165, he paid 29/. 6s. 8d. in reduction of this debt (Rot. Pip., 11
Hen. II., Rot. 9, memb. i, vol. viii., pp. 80, 81 ; Ibid., 12 Hen. II., Rot. 7,
memb. i, in dorso, vol. ix., p. 94). He confirmed a charter of Gollinus, his
grandfather, and Henry, his father, to the Abbot of Valli, of the Church of
Stokeleigh, which was claimed as a part of the dower of Rohesia, his mother
(Abb. Placit., 15 John, Trinity, Rot. 17, p. 90). This confirmation must
have been between 1161 and 11 84, as there is also a confirmation of Bartho
lomew, Bishop of Exeter, during those years. He appears to have married,
secondly, Rohesia, sister of Duin Bardolf, who afterwards became the wife
of John Russell (Rot. de Obi., i John, memb. 9). Of this we have no direct
evidence, but we find her and her husband disputing with Henry de la Pomeray
(the third) whh respect to the lands of Stokeleigh, Upottery,and Ashcombe,
the jury finding, in 1200, that Henry should hold Stokeleigh, and that John

The Feudal Baronies of Devon and their Holders. 69
Matildem de Vitrei succepit Henricum secundum et obiit
tempore Ricardi I., cum ipse rex rediit ab captivitate percussus
timere (quia armavit montem Sancti M.ichaelis versus regem)
vita privatus est. 5. Henricus de la Pomeray 2* per Aliciam
de Ver habuit Henricum Willelmum etGalfridum.f 6. Henricus
iste 3,t per Margeriam de Vernon genuit Henricum. 7. Henricus
de la Pomeray 4§ per Hawisiam de Valletort habuit Henricum. ||
8. Henricus de la Pomeray 5^ per Amiciam filiam domini
Galfridi Camvill genuit Henricum." 9. Henricus sextus** ex
Joanna de Mulis suscepit Henricum. 10. Henricus de la
Pomeray septimusft — genuit Johannem, Joannam uxorem Jacobi
Chudlegh militis et Margeriam uxorem. . . . Cole. 11. Johannes
de la Pomeray miles cepit in uxorem Joannam filiam et
coheredem Ricardi Merton militis, sed moriebatur sine prole.
and Rohesia should have the other two manors, and there can be no doubt
that the claim was for the dower of Rohesia (Abb. Placit., 2 John, Mich.
Term., Rot. 2 and Rot. 4, pp. %ba, 2yb). He is said to have died in 1293.
* Henry de la Pomeray III., who succeeded Henry de la Pomeray II.,
held lands in Cornwall, Devon, Essex, Hertford, Cambridge, Norfolk, and
Suffolk, at his death, in 1207, when the Sheriffs of most of these counties
were directed to deliver them into the hands of William de Briwere (Rot.
Fin., 9 John, memb. 8),
f Another Henry de la Pomeray IV.must here be inserted in the pedigree.
He fines in the sum of 600 marks lor his father's lands in Devon and Corn
wall in 1208 (Rot. Fin., 9 John, membs. 2 and 8). He and John de Erlegh
had custody of the Castle of Exeter and of the County of Devon in 1215-16
(Rot. Litt. Pat., 16 John, pt. i., mernbs. 2 and 3). He was dead in 1221.
He appears to have married the eventual heiress of Valletort.
X Henry de la Pomeray V. was in the ward of Ralph de Trubeville in
I22I (Rot. Litt. Claus., 6 Hen. HI., pt. i, membs. 21, 12). He did homage
for his lands in 1232 (Rot. Fin., 16 Hen. 111., memb. 3), and was one of the
heirs of Roger de Valletort in 1238. He was dead in 1240. His wife's
name was Marjery (Rot. Fin., 29 Hen. III., memb. 2).
§ Henry de la Pomeray VI. was in the ward of William Caperon in 1240
(Abb. Placit., 25 Hen. III., Coram Rr'ge, Rot. 22, p. no). His wife is
called Isolda, or Isota, in inquisitions in 1292 ('Testa de Nevill,' vol. i., fols.
809-811). She was dead in 1310 (Rot. Orig., 4 Edw. II., Rot. 11) when she
was a widow. It seems probable that the alleged marriage with Hawisia de
Valletort is an error. He died in 1280 (Inq. p. m., 9 Edw. I., No. 82).
II Here also another Henry de Pomeray VII. must be inserted in the
pedigree. He was born and baptized at Tregony in 1264 (Inq. p. m.,
15 Edw. 1., No. T2, prob. at.), was in the ward of Galfrid de Camville in
1281 (Rot. Orig., 10 Edw. I., Rot. 3, p. 40). He was married, during his
father's lifetime (Inq. p. m., 9 Edw. I., No. 82), to Johanna (Abb. Rot.
Grig., 28 Edw. I., Rot. 20). He was dead in 1304 (Inq. p. m., 33 Edw. I.,
No. 51).
II Henry de la Pomeray VIII. was born in 1290 (Inq. p. m., 33 Edw. I.,
No. 51). He married Amicia, daughter of Galfrid de Camville (?), and died
in 1328 (Inq. p. m., 2 Edw. III., pt. 2, No. 118).
** Henry de la Pomeray IX., died in 1367, being then a knight (Inq. p. m.,
41 Edw. IIL, No. 50).
ft Henry de la Pomeray X. died in 1374,, being also then a knight (Inq.
p. m., 48 Edw. III., No. 57).

yo Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Et dedit dominium suum de Byry Thome Pomeray militi qui
nupserat neptem suam Joannam filiam Joanne sororis sue.
12. Joanna filia domini Jacobi Chidlegh per Joannam de la
Pomeray, tribus nupta est maritis, videlicet Johanni St. Awbin
militi Phillipi Brian militi et Thome Pomeray militi. Per
Johannem St. Awbin habuit Johannem et per Thomam
Pomeray* habuit Edwardum Pomeray, et obiit 7 Henrici VI.
13. Edwardus Pomeray filius Thome Pomeray et Joanne duxit
[in] uxorem Margaretam Beavill, per quam habuit Henricum, et
obiit 24 Henrici VI. 14. Henricus Pomeray per Joannam' filiam
Johannis Ralegh de Fardell habuit Ricardum et Seinclerum
milites et secundo nup.sit Amiciam filiam Roberti Cammill, et
habuit exitum Thomam. 15. Ricardus Pomeray miles nupsit
Elizabetham viduam Martini Fortescu filiam et heredem Ricardi
Densell, et procreavit Edwardum. 16. Edwardus Pomeray miles
nupsit Janam filiam Johannis Sapcotes per Elizabetham sororem
domini Denham a qua exiit Thomas, Hugo et alii. 17. Thomas
Pomeray miles ultimus huius familie dominus de Byry cepit in
uxorem Janam filiam Petri Edgcomb militis, et habuit exitum
Thomam.
Baronia de Bauxtox.
Arms : Two lions passant.
Walterus de Doway-f- recepit Baunton inter alia ex dono
Willelmi Conquestoris, a quo descendebat cuidam Roberto dicto
de Baunton, cujus filia JulianaJ dotavit Willelmum Pannell, §
* Thomas and Johanna Pomeray died without surviving issue ; the
Edward who succeeded was of a collateral branch.
t He is called Walscinus de Duacus in the Exon Domesday, where he is
said to hold, amongst many others, the manor of Bampton (Baentona, Exon
Domesday, fol. 3451J). He granted the church of Bampton to the Prior and
Monks of Bath, which was confirmed by his son Robert de Bampton, and
by his grandson Fulk Painell (Abb. Placit., 15 John, JvI'mas., Rot. 14, in
dorso'), and concerning which a dispute arose between William Painell, the
son and heir of Fulk, and the Prior of Bath (Ibid.).
X Juliana de Bampton in her widowhood married Warine de la Haule (Abb.
Placit., 9 John, Rot. 12, in dorso), and it seems pretty certain that by this
marriage she was the mother of Richard de la Haye, whose three daughters,
Nichola, Juliana, and Isabella were heirs to certain lands which had been
held by Fulk de Painell (Abb. Placit., 38 Hen. III., Coram Rege, Hill.,
Rot. 6, in dorso).
§ William Painell was son of Radulphus Painell, who accompau'ed the
Conqueror to England, and afterwards founded the Priory of Holy Trinity
in York. He was Lord of Drax, in Yorkshire, and held many lands in
Devonshire as well as in Yorkshire (Inq. p. ni., 33 Ed. I., No. 139, and 34
Edw. 1., Xo. 8, Exon Domesday, fol. 675, et seq.). He had two other sons,
Alexander and Joid^n, who were perhaps ancestors of families settled in
Lincoln, Essex, and Sussex (Abb. Placit., 1 1 John, Easter, Rot. 14). William
Painell founded the Priory of St. Xicholas at Drax (Abb. Placit., 11 John,
Easter, Rot. 141. Besides Fulk, he had a son Hasculf Painell (Rot. Litt!

The Feudal Baronies of Devon and their Holders, "ji
maritum siium, fratrem Fulconis Pannell de Dudley cum toto
dominio de Baunton, cui successit Fulco,* qui per Aldam
seniorem filiam Gilberti de Abringes genuit Willelmum et
Cristinam uxorem Milonis Cogan Hiberniensis. Willelmus
Pannell-|- habuit exitum per MatildamJ uxorem Melizentam,
Aliciam et Agnetam que omnes moriere sine sobole ; et sic
Baronia hec devenit ad Johannem Cogan tempore Edwardi I.
Iste Johannes filius fuit Willelmi Cogan filii Milonis Cogan§
(qui unus fuit illorum militum qui cum Ricardo Strongbow
Pembrochie Comite Hiberniam domitavit) et antedicte Cristiane
filie Fulconis Pannell.
Claus., I Hen. III., memb. ic„ de reversis), a.nd a daughter, Gumora, wife
successively of Robert de Curcun, Robert de Gant, and Nicholas de Stute-
ville, by the second of whom at least she had issue (Abb. Placit., il John,
Easter, Rot. 14 ; Rot. de Obl., i John, memb. 3).
* Fulk Painell is described as the son of Juliana (Abb. Placit., 9 John,
Rot. 12, in dorso), and Rob.-rt de B impton is mentioned as the great-grand
father (avus) of Fulk's.son William (Abb. Piacit., 15 John, M'mas., Rot. 14,
ifi dorso), thus substantiating the pedigree in the text. In 1164 his father,
William Painell had rendered an account to the Treasury of 15/. 3^-. 4^., of
which he paid 10/. 3s. 4d., and Fulk Painell was excused the payment of
the remaining 5/. (Rot. Pip., 11 Hen. II., Rot. 6, memb. 2, vol. viii., p. 50),
Fulk had seisin of the honour of Bampton in 1199 (Rot. de Obl., I John,
membs. 22 and 21, in dorso), and must have been dead in 12 17, when the
King directed that his lands in Yorkshire and Leicester should be seised to
Hasculf Painell, his brother (Rot. Litt. Claus., i Hen. III., memb. 15, de
r ever sis).
t William Painell is mentioned as the son of Fulk in the dispute between
him and the Prior of Bath already referred to (Abb. Placit., 15 John, M'mas.,
Rot. 14, in dorso). He married Alicia de Mohun (Rot. Fin., 12 Hen. III.,
memb. 7), sister and one of the heirs of William Briwer, jun., who had as his
portion the manor of Axminster (Rot. Fin., 17 Hen. III., memb. 5). She
was the widow of Reginald de Mohun, Lord of Dunster. William Painell
was dead in 1228, when the custody of his lands and heirs was granted to
Herbert Fitz Matthew, reserving the dower of Alicia, his widow, out of the
manors of Bampton and Uffculme (Rot. Fin., 3 Hen. III., memb. 13). To
this William succeeded another William Painell, who in 1245 was permitted
to discharge his father's debt of 100/. due to the King by annual payments
of 20 marks (Rot. Fin., 29 Hen. 111., memb. i). He married Sybilla (Rot.
Fin., 33 Hen. III., memb. l), but died without issue in 1249, when his sister
Auda, wife of John de Balun, became his heir (Inq. p. m., 33 Hen. III.,
Nos. 23 and 32 ; Rot. Fin., 33 Hen. III., memb. 10), who also died without
issue (Inq. p. m., 3 Edw. I., No. 19).
% It appears that the Matilda in the text was not the wife of William
Painell, of Bampton, but of a William Painell who, with his wife, Matilda, in
1245, paid half a mark for a precept to the Sheriff of Sissex with reference
to their affairs in Essex. These may have been the parents of the three
daughters enumerated in the text, but they had no interest in Bampton (Rot.
Fin., 29 Hen. III., memb. 10).
§ Miles de Cogan had from Henry II. a grant of half the Lordship ot
Desmond, excepting the city of Cork and some other lands (Rot. Orig.,
5 Edw. III., Rot. 22), and was still living in 1226 when the citizens of
Limerick paid him 22/. for his maintenance, unless indeed, as seems prob
able from ^he length of lime, two Miles de Cogans existed.

72 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Johannes* Cogan miles hoc modo dominus est de Baunton
et obiit anno nono Edwardi I.,et reliquit filium nomine Johannemf
Cogan, Dominum de Baunton, qui obiit 30 Edwardi I., cui
successit filius suus Thomas,+ qui habuit filium Ricardum§
Cogan patrem Willelmi Cogan i| militis. patrem Johannis Cogan
et Elizabethe uxoris Fulconis Fitzwarren militis.
Johannes vero Cogan ultimus huius nominis qui fuit
Dominus de Baunton obiit sine prole circa annum 12 Ricardi II.,
cujus hereditatis et dominii predicta Elizabetha soror ejus unica
heres est, et reliquit Fulconi 'Fitzwarren filio suo. Quo sine
sobole defuncto soror ejus Elizabetha Ricardi Hankford uxor
hoc dominum adiit ut soror et heres, et habuit exitum per dictum
Ricardum Hankford Thomasinam Willelmo Bourchier Domino
Fitzwarren enuptam, a quibus exiit Fulco Dominus Fitzwarren,
pater Johannis Bourchier Comitis Bathonie patris Johannis
Comitis Bathonie patris Johannis Domini Fitzwarren, qui obiit
ante patrem et reliquit filium Willelmum nunc Bathonie
comitem et dominum hujus honoris.
Honor de Hurberton.
Arms : Barry bendy of six, argent and gules, on a bordure sable, nine
bezants.
RogeruslT de Valletorta anno 12 Regis Henrici II. tenuit
honorem de Huberton, cui successit Reginaldus de Valletorta
* John de Cogan married the only daughter of Gerald Prendegaste by the
sister of Theobald Pincerna, and had an only son, who was born in 1242
(Inq. p. m., 36 Hen. III., No. 61). In 1274 he was seized of the manor of
Bampton, which was the head manor of his barony, and which he held in
capite by the service of one knight's fee (Rot. Hundr., 3 Edw. I., Devon,
No. 4).
+ John de Cogan was dead in 1301, when his son and heir, Thomas de
Cogan, was twenty-six years of age and more (Inq. p. m., 30 Edw. I., No. 29).
1 Thomas de Cogan, who was born circa 127^, appears to have been dead
in 1314, when William, Bishop of Exeter, was acquitted of 100/. which he
owed for the custody of lands which had belonged to him (Iss. Excheq.,
8 Edw. 1 1., Easter).
§ Sir Richard Cogan was in possession of Hunstill, near North Petherton,
in 1327 (Rot. Orig., Ext. Vascomie, Grossi Fines, Rot. 33), was dead in
1367, when he was seized of Uflfculme and Bampton manors, in Devon, and
the manors of Hunstill, Wigbere and Hunspill, in Somerset (Inq. p. m.,
41 Edw. III., No. 15).
II Sir William Cogan was dead in 1382, when he was seized of the manors
of Hunspill and Wigbere, and of Stratton, in the manor of South Peiherton,
in Somerset, and the manors of Uffculme and Bampton, and lands of Hake-
penne, in Devon. His wife, Isabella, was dead in 1420, having had a dower
out of the lands of Hunspill, Wigbere, Stratton, Uffculme, Baunton, and
Hakepenne (Calend. Inq. p. m., 6 Ric. II., No. 22, and 8 Hen. V.,
No. IQ2).
^ The manor of Harberton, the head of this baronv, was given by King
Henry I. to Roger de Nonant, senior, from whose heirs' it passed, as did the

The Feudal Baronies of Devon and their Holders. 73
natus ex Joanna una filiarum Reginaldi Comitis Cornubie. Post
istum Reginaldum Radulphus de Valletorta tenuit hanc baroniam,
et post eum Rogerus de Valletorta, deinde Matilda* uxor Henrici
de la Pomeray, Beatricia uxor Petri Corbet et Joannat uxor
Ricardi Champernon ut consanguine! et heredes dicti Rogeri
tennere hereditatem dicti Rogeri. Petrus Corbet filius dicte
Beatricie obiit sine prole. Champernon alienavit partem suam et
heredes dicti Henrici de la Pomeray tennere partem suam ad
nostra prope tempora. Sed nunc distractum est hoc feodum in
multorum manus. Pertinere solent baronie de Hurberton 32 et
dimidium feodi militum, per que servicia milites ejusdem honoris
tenebant.J .

Arms : Argent, a lion rampant gules ducally crowned or, on a bordure sable
eleven bezants.

Honor de Braneis.§
ampant gules ducally crowned
eleven bezants.
Iste honor pertinet ad ducatum Cornwallie. Et Comes
Reginaldus Cornubie Dominus fuit de Brands. Cui successit
honour of Totnes, to Roger de Valletort. This Roger was descended from
Reginald de Valletort, his ancestor (iritavus) [great-great -great -great-giand-
father] (Abb. Placit., 3 John, Rot. Cornub., Rot. 10, dorso), who, as well as
Hugo de Valletort and Godfrey de Valletort, held lands in Devon, Cornwall,
and Somerset shortly after the Conquest (Exon Domesday, /aj-jm). Regi
nald was by far the most important person, holding extensive estates under
the Earl of Moretain, including thirty-six manors, of which Tremerton, Cal-
stock, and Ludbrook were three. It is probable that Reginald was father of
Roger de Valletort, who paid scutage in 1162 (Rot. Pip., 8 Hen. II., Rot. i,
memb. 2), and that he in turn was father of Radulph de Valletort, who made
a payment to the Sheriff of Devon in 116465 (Rot. Pip., 11 Hen. II., Rot. 9,
memb. i). The Roger in the text should probably be identified with this
Roger 01 1 162, but we have found no confirmation of the marriage with the
daughter of the Earl of Cornwall. In this case, Roger, the father of Reginald
de Valletort below, would probably be the grandson of Roger of 11 62 and
son of Radulph de Valletoit in 1 164. It is to be observed that no proof has
been found of the relationship of Reginald (1083), Roger (i 160), and Radulph
(1164), and we have also no proof that Ratlulph was the father of Roger de
Valleiort, the great-grandson of Reginald of Domesday, who was living
1201-6. He married .Alicia, to whom ihe manor of Callington was given in
marriage by King John (Rot. Litt. Claus., 4 Hen. III., memb. i), and which
was afterwards inherited by her son, Reginald de Valletort (z'Wrf, 5 Hen. III.,
memb. 21). He died in 1206, when his heirs were in the custody of the
Bishop of Winchester, as has been already explained. The further history
of the family has been traced undo- the honour of Totnes.
* The name of this lady was apparently Isota or Isolda.
t It does not appear that this Joanna was one of the heirs of Valletort,
though her husband acquired the manor of Modbury.
X Roger de Valletort held the Barony of Harberton of the King in capite
by the service of two knights or four esquires in war when the King had
need of them.
§ This is the modern Bradninch. There was a certain A,, son of A.,
Viscount of Limoges (Lemovicensis), who petitioned for the county of Corn-

74 • Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
Henricus filius Comitis Reginaldi, sed an fuerit naturalis, vel
legitimus propositum non est meum disputare. Sed hoc inveni,
quod longe magnum possidebat hereditarium a dicto Comite
Reginaldo per nomen filii Comitis. Et postea Ricardus I., rex
Johannes, et rex Henricus- III. dispoliaverunt eum fere tocius
hujus latifundii.
Obiit autem iste Henricus filius Comitis sine liberis in senectute
sua. Et Comes Reginaldus Cornubie reliquit quatuor filias
I. Matilda, 2. Hawisia, 3. Sara, 4. Joanna, nuptas Comiti
Mellent, vicecomiti Lemovicensi, Ricardo Comiti Devonie et
Rogero de Valletorta. Hawisia Ricardi Comitis Devonie uxor
sine prole obiit. Robertus Comes Mellent per Matildem dicti
Comitis Reginaldi filiam reliquit filiam nomine Mabiliam,
Willelmo Vernon Comiti Devonie enuptam, a quibus genus
suum deducunt antiquissima, et longe honorata ilia regalis
Courtneyorum Devoniensium familia, qui etiam originem habent
a regibus Anglie et Francie. De successione Sare vicecomitis
Lemovicensis uxoris nihil scribere possum.' Sed de Joanna
natu minima predicti Reginaldi filia, magna progenies in hoc
Devoniensi et Cornubiensi agro nascitur. Preterea Marchio
Wintonie, et Dominus Fulco Grevill miles per Willoughby
Dominum Brooke ab i.sta Joanna stemma sua deducunt.
Sexdecem feoda integra tenentur per milites suos istius
honoris de Braneys.

Honor Ducatus Lancaster.
Willelmus Dominus Briwer, homo magni honoris precipue
per Regem Ricardum I. multas sibi in hoc comitatu acquisivit
terras, que inter quatuor filias suas divise fuerint.*
Margeria*!- natu maxima habuit exitum Willelmum Ferrers,
qui habuit exitum Gondredam uxorem Pagani de Cadurcis,|
wall in 1220, and who may have been the son of one of the marriages
mentioned. The honour of Braneis, cr Bradninch, seems to have followed
the Earldom of Cornwall, except for a short time, when it was granted by
King Henry III. to William de la Lunde, who had a precept of seisin in
1240, but at whose death it escheated to the crown, and was again granted
to the Earl of Cornwall.
* The daughters of William Briwer did not become the co-heirs of their
father (who died in 1224) until the death of their only bi other, William
Briwer, before 22 Feb., 1233.
t Margeria, the daughter of William Briwer, or de La Bruere, married
William de La Ferte (Rot. Fin., 17 Hen. III., memb. 5), and had an only
daughter and heir (Rot. Fin., 17 Hen. 111., memb. 6), who married (ibid.)
Pagan de Cbaworth.
X Pagan de Chaworth was dead in 1226 (Rot. Fin., 10 Hen. III., memb. 4).
His son, Patrick de Chaworth, in 1239 fined 50 marks to have the custody of
his lands, notwithstanding his nonage, and at the same time paid 500/. for

The Feudal Baronies of Devon and their Holders. 75
patrem Patricii patrem Pagani* et Patricii. -f- Paganus obiit
sine exitu. Patricius cepit in uxorem filiam Comitis Warren.
Hac tenus ex libro Abbathie de Torr.
Sed liber Abbathie de Newenham alio modo hoc genus
repetit et scribit Griciam uxorem Reginaldi de Bruis esse
natu maximam et Margeriam esse terciam filiarum cujus
progeniem hoc modo posuit.
Margeria habuit exitum Gundredam que nupta fyit Pagano
de Cadurcis, ex qua procreatus est Patricius de Cadurcis pater
Pagani secundi, ex quo exiit Matilda nupta Henrico de
Lancaster. Multum discrepant hii duo libri in hac genealogia. Sed
ego tantum hoc in loco adnotare volo, quod porcio terrarum
que allocata fuerat predicte Margerie incidit per nupcias cum
familia de Lancaster in feodum et honorem istius ducatu."?.
Nam pleraque horum feodorum trahuntur ex diversis aliis
honoribus, de quibus ille de Cadurcis primo tennere. Ec
nunc tamen sunt incorporata ducatu de Lancaster.
Iste honor, et feoda sua corone incorporata sunt simul cum
ducatu Lancastrie per Regem Henricum IV. prius Lancastrie
ducem. Sunt prope 30 feoda militum huic honori annexa, per que
milites sui de eodem tenent in hoc comitatu.
Hertland [Baronia].
Arms : Gules, four fusils conjoined in fess ermine.
Familia ilia per antiqua (de Dynant olim), nunc Denham
vel Dinham nuncupata, a Britannia Armorica se primo contulit
permission to marry whom he wished (Rot. Fin., 23 Hen. III., memb. 5),
and in 1241 paid 500 marks for seisin and relief of his lands (Rot. Fin ,
25 Hen. III., memb. 13). He died in 1257 (Inq. p. m., 42 Hen. III., No. 26),
leaving a widow, Hawisia, who died in 1273 the widow of . . . de London
(Inq. p. m., 2 Edw. I., No. 27).
* Pagan de Chaworth, the el lest son of Patrick de Chaworth, is described
as heir to his father and mother in their Inquisitions /oj/ mortem (Inq. p. m.,
42 Hen. III., No. 26, and 2 Edw. I., No. 7), and died without issue in 1278
(Inq. p. m., 7 Edw. I., No. 17), aged thirty-five years.
t Patrick de Chaworth was found brother and heir of Pagan de Chaworth,
and to be of the age of twenty-five years and more in 1278 (Inq. p. m.,
7 Edw. I., No. 17), and was dead in 1282 (Inq. p. m., 11 Edw. I., No. 35).
He married Isabella, daughter of William Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick,
afterwards the wife of Hugh le Despencer, senior (Inq. p. m., 34 Edw. I.,
No. 13), by whom he had an only daughter and heir, Matilda, who was aged
one and a half year, in 1282 (Inq. p. m., 11 Edw. I., No. 35), and afterwards
became the wife of Henry Plantagenet, Earl of Lancaster (ibid.). Harvey
de Chaworth, who held a grant in the Forest of Dean from his mother,
Hawisia, was also a brother of Patrick de Chaworth (Inq. p. m., 2 Edw. I.,
No. 70).

76 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
in Angliam cum Willelmo Conquestore* et hie sedem suam
posuere. Floruit hoc nomen etin Edwardi L tempore habuit Baroniam
suam Dominus Oliverus de Dyna'nt. Sed precipue cum
Henricus VII. regnum Anglie comparasset sub quo Johannes
Dinham baro factus est et magnus Anglie thesaurarius. Geneo-
logiam ergo hujus familie hoc in loco inseram, quia Hertland,
prima fuit eorum sedes, et baronie, et in posteris ejusdem
familie per sorores ultimi Johannis domini Dinham supra
nominati. Hawisia de Dinan, et Sibilla soror ejus dant regi
unum equum de precio pro habendo quoddam precipe de
Bucland Crofton in Somerset, et de Hertland in Devonie coram
domino rege, in 3 Septimi Michaelis, versus Oliverum de Dinant.
(Fin. Anno. 6 Johannis, memb. 12.)
Oliverus de Dinant principio regni regis Henrici II. tenuit
(Harteland) et reliquit Olivero filio suo. Oliverus genuit Galfridum.t
* There is no record of the holder of the Manor of Hartland in Domesday,
but it came early into the hands of the Dinhams, who had probably pre
viously held lands in South Devon, of which the Manor of Harpford was
given by Wilham the Conqueror to the ancestors of Oliver Dinham (' Testa
de Nevill,' vol. i., fol. 837, p. 194). The eariiest member of the family
appears to be Rainald de Dinham, who was a juror in the two hundreds of
Ely, the court of which was held at Wichford, earlier than the compilation
of the Domesday Book (Inq. Eliensis, fol. 2, Cott. MSS. Tiberius A, 6),
and we next find Alan de Dinham holding the lands of Meines in Hamp
shire, and Burton in Northamptonshire (Pipe Roll, 5 Hen. II., Rot. 7,
memb. \,in dorso; 'Testa de Nevill,' vol. i., fol. 113, p. 25^), the latter
having been given to him by Henry I., in recognition ot military services in
France. He appears to have died in 11 58, and to have been succeeded by
a son, Roland de Dinham, who held these lands from 11 58 onwards, and
who also had the lands of Gainz in Berkshire, and other estates in Cam
bridgeshire, Dorset, and Huntingdon (Pipe Rolls, 5 Hen. ii., et seq.). He
appears to have been the father of four sons, Galfrid, Josce, Oliver and
Robert. Of these Galfrid appears to have been the eldest. He paid scutage
of Wales for Devonshire in 1164-5 (Rot. Pip., 11 Hen. II. , Rot. 9, memb. i),
and died apparently without issue. The second son was probably Josce,
who appears to have died without male issue, leaving two daughters, Hawisia,
wife ot Fulk FitzWarine, and Sibilla, married to  de Blugenay, who
petitioned for the lands of Buckland and Corfton in Somerset, and Hartland
in Devon, against Oliver de Dinham, in 1204. (Rot. Fin., 6 John, memb. 12).
Oliver eventually became the representative of the family, and owned the
Manor of Hartland, Buckland, and Corfton ('Testa de Nevill,' vol. i,
fol. 706, p. 162, fol. 837, p. 194). His eldest son, Galfrid de Dinham, who
joined with his father Oliver and his uncle Galfrid in the endowment of
Hartland Abbey (Rot. Pat., 5 Edw. IV., pt. 3, memb. 13, viae Oliver's
' Monasticon, Devon,' p. 207) appears to have died without issue in his
father's lifetime, the next holder of Hartland being Oliver de Dinham, as in
the text, who was dead in 1220 (Rot. Litt. Claus., 5 Hen. III., memb. 7).
t Galfrid de Dinham paid scutage in Devon, .Somerset, and Dorset
('Testa de Nevill,' vol. i., fol. 814, p. 188, and fol. 727, 738, pp. 166, 169),
and in 1234 he paid aid for the marriage of Isabella, the King's sister, after
wards Empress of Germany. He was dead in 1258 (Inq. p. m., 43 Hen. III.,
No. 4). This Galfrid appears to ha\e been the hero of a disgraceful seduc-

The Feudal Baronies of Devon and their Holders, yy
3. Galfridus genuit Oliverum.* 4, Oliverus genuit Oliverum.
5. Oliverus-f iste Baro vocatus est ad parliamentum tentum
[23] Edwardi I. et super Isabellam viduam Johannis domini
Courteney filiamj Hugonis domini Dispenser procreavit
Joceum : obiit 27 Edwardi I. Joceus Dinham§ per Margaretam
filiam et heredem domini Ricardi de Hidon habuit exitum
Johannem II et OliverumlF milites et obiit [29 Edwardi I.]
Margareta uxor ejus post obitum dicti Jocei cepit in virum
dominum Petrum Vuedall, qui baro vocatus est ad parliamentum
tentum. . . .
Johannes Dinham || miles maximus natu filius Jocei et
tion in the Church of Teya in ' the time of the War,' his victim being Rosa,
daughter and heir of Henry de Merke. Of this connection there was an
only daughter, Alda, or Albrida, who would have been heir to her grand
father, de Marke, were the marriage of Galfrid and Rosa capable of proof
(Inq. p. m., 54 Hen. III., No. 23), and it would seem that a marriage did
take place between the two, as on the death of Alda, unmarried, in 127;, her
granduncle, Andrew de Merke, was found to be her next heir (Inq. p. m.,
4 Edw. I., No. 3). This must have been a second marriage.
* Though other genealogists mention but one Oliver de Dinham at this point,.
it appears to be not improbable that the pedigree in the text is correct, though
the Inquisition post mortem of the first Oliver has not been found. He (if
he it was) married Mary, the daughter of Hugh Courtenay of Hemington,
in Somerset, which lands Mary held as dower in 1279 (Placit. de q. w.,
8 Edw. I , com. Somerset, Rot. 62). He was twenty-four years of age at the
date of his father's Inquisition /oj/ mortem in 1258, and did homage for his
lands in Devon in the same year (Rot. Fin., 43 Hen. III., memb. 10,
alias 2).
t Oliver de Dinham, if not identical with the preceding, which seems
improbable when it is remembered that Mary Courtenay was the wife of an
Oliver de Dinham in 1279, and this Oliver de Dinham was the husband of
Isabella de Vere in 1276, had grants of free warren in the counties of Corn
wall, Devon and Somerset in 1280-85 (Cal. Rot., Litt. Pat., 16 Rich. II.,
memb. 16). He was dead in 1298 (Rot. Orig.j 27 Edw. I., Rot. 3).
X The wife of Oliver de Dinham was Isabella, daughter of Hugh de Vere,
4th Earl of Oxford, and widow of John de Courtenay, of Okehampton.
§ Josce de Dinham was found to be twenty-four years and upwards in
1298 (Inq. p. m., 27 Edw. I., No. 42), and did homage for the lands which
his father had held in capite in the same year (Rot. Orig., 27 Edw. I., Rot 6).
He died in 1300 when at his Inquisition post mortem, dower was assigned
to his widow Margaret, and his son was found to be five years of age (inq.
p. m., 29 Edw. I., No. £6).
II John de Dinham was in the ward of the King for many years, and on
attaining his majority he did homage, 18 Oct., 1316, for his father's lands
(Pari. Writs., 10 Edw. II., pt. i., p. 535, No. l). He died in 1332, leaving a
widow, Margaret — not Johanna, as in the text (Inq. p. m., 6 Edw. III.,
No. 59 and No. 7) who died in 1357 (Inq. p. m., 31 Edw. III., No. 43).
II Sir Oliver de Dinham had a grant of the privilege of ' Infangnetheof '
within his manor of Sampford Peverell in 1336. (Rot. Litt. Pat., 10 Edw. III.,
pt. 2, memb. 34, a turgo). He married Johanna, who appears to have been
a daughter of Guy de Brian, as in 1368 she granted her lands of Sampford
and Aller Peverell to Guy de Brian, probably her brother, for the term of
her life (Rot. Orig., 42 Edw. III., Rot. 33). Sir Oliver died in 1342,
probably without issue {Inq. p. m., 16 Edw. III., No. 17).

78 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Margarete cepit in uxorem Joannam filiam domini Guidonis
Brian, et habuere filium Johannem. 8. Johannes Dinham miles
Dominus de. Hertland habuit in uxorem Murielem unam
filiarum et heredum* domini Thome Courtney militis et pro-
creaverunt Johannem : obiit 5 Ricardi Il.-f" 9. Johannes DinhamJ
miles, cui dimidii hereditatis de Courtenay, et quarta pars
patrimonii baronium de Mules obtigerit nupsit Elizabetham§
filiam domini Johannis Lovell, que peperit ei Johannem et
Phelippam nuptam Thome Beamont militis. Nupsit etiam
dictus dominus Johannes Matildem filiam et coheredem Johannis
Matravers de Hooke, militis, sed ipsa obiit sine prole, [1428],
10. Johannes Dinham II miles cepit in sponsam Janam filiam et
heredem domini Ricardi Arches militis, ex quibus exiit •
Dominus Johannes Dinham baro magnus thesaurarius Anglie,
et quatuor filie, videlicet Elizabeta primo nupta Fulconi
Bourchier domino Fitzwarren et secundo Johanni Sapcotes
militi, Margareta nupta Nicholao Carew militi, Katerina
nupta Johanni Arondell de Lanhern militi, et Joanna nupta
Johanni domino Zouch.^-
Johannes dominus Dinham habuit in uxorem Elizabetham
viduam [Johannis] Ratclyff [militis] filiam et heredem domini
FitzWater, que peperit ei Henricum qui obiit infans. Hoc modo
tota hereditas istius familie partita fuit inter sorores predictas.
Quarum posteritas de Carew et Zouch partes suas vendiderit.
Comes Bathonie qui heres est Elizabethe, et Johannes Arondell
* She was the sister and co-heir of Hugh, and daughter of Sir Thoraas
de Courtenay ; her sister Margaret was the other co-heir. Muriel was dead
in 1369, when her share of the Courtenay estate, including Kingskarswell,
in Devon, and Overton in Oxford, were assigned to her son John (Rot.
Orig., 43 Edw. 111., Rot. 11).
t His Inquisition post mortem was in 1382 (Inq. p. m., 6 Rich. II.,
No. 28).
X Sir John de Dinham had a confirmation of tbe privileges granted in
Buckland and Hartland to his ancestors Galfrid and Oliver de Dinham
(Rot. Litt. Pat., 16 Ric. II., memb. 16), and was dead in 1428 (Inq. p.m.,
7 Hen. VL, No. 56). t v h f .
§ An inquisition taken in 1405 shows that Matilda, wife of Sir John
Dinham, Kt., was dead at that date (Inq. p. m., 7 Hen. IV., No. 24).
Philippa, and not Elizabeth, seems to have been the Christian name of
the daughter of Sir John Lovell, but there is some little confusion with
regard to the wives of this John de Dinham which we have been unable to
clear up.
II Sir John de Dinham was dead in 1457 (Inq. p. m., 36 Hen. VI., No. 39).
He had two brothers, Charles and Roger, mentioned as heirs in remainder
to the Courtenay estates already referred to (Rot. Pat., 3 Edw. IV. pt. 3
memb. 10) ; they seem to have died without issue. ' '
m The daughters were Elizabeth, wife of Fulke Bourchier, Lord Fitzwarren
and perhaps afterwards of Sir John Sapcote ; Joan, wife of John Lord
Zouche ; Margaret, wife of Sir John Carew, of Mohun's Ottery'- and
Katherine, wife of Sir Thomas Arundel, of Lanherne. '

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de Lanhern heres Katarine, porciones suas retinent ad hunc
diem. Their ar divers landes within the county of Devon, which are
held of divers honors which are not of this County but within
Cornwall, as of Tremeton and Launceston, now honors of the
Duchy, Cardynan in Cornwall, Marshwood in Dorcetshire,
unto which apperteyne many tenures within Devonshire, Stowey
in Somersetshire, Stokecurcy in Somersetshire, Worle in
Somersetshire, Dunster in Somersetshire, Dundene in Somerset
shire, Odecomb in Somersetshire.
Unto all these pertayne diverse and severall tenures in
Devonshire.

THE EARLS, NOBLES AND SHERIFFS OF
DEVONSHIRE.
(Pages 179 — 187 ; 247—258.)

CoMiTES Devonie.
Arms : Or, a lion rampant, azure.

REX HENRICUS primus Ricardum de Redvers sive de
Ripariis in comitem Devonie creavit, eique tercium
denarium annul redditus dicti comitatus ei inter alia
multa donavit. Tota quidem valuacio exitus qui
tunc temporis ad regem pertinebat, tocius hujus comitatus ad 30
marcas annul valoris extendebatur.
Baldwinus successit Ricardo patri, et Baldwino Ricardus
filius et Ricardo Baldwinus filius, cui Ricardus frater.
Baldwino vero et Ricardo filiis Ricardi sine prole defunctis,
Willelmus advunculus eorum dictus de Vernona comes Devonie
est, et super Mabiliam comitis Mellenti filiam genuit Baldwinum
Mariam nuptam Roberto Courtenay, et Joannam Willelmo
Briwer juniori, que mortua est sine exitu. Baldwinus vero
suscepit Baldwinum filium. Baldwinus hie Comes Devonie
procreavit Baldwinum ultimum de Ripariis comitem, et
Isabellam uxorem Willelmo Comiti Albermarlie hec post
mortem fratris sui Baldwini comitissa Devonie et Albemarlie
est, et sine liberis moriebatur Anno Domini 1293.
Ergo Hugonem Courteney Edwardus III. in comitem
creavit, fuit enim proximus sanguine, ut filius Hugonis filii
Johannis filii Marie filie Willelmi de Vernon Comitis Devonie.
Et obiit Anno Domini 1339. Genuit autem ex Agneta filia
domini St. John Hugonem tercium ejus nominis, et secundum
ex familia Courteneyorum qui comes erat Devonie. Sed quia
in titulo de Okhamton totum hoc stemma explanare proposui,
solummodo Comites Devonie hoc in loco memorabo, nisi quod
quiequid ad jus illius honoris pertinere videatur leviter tangere
oportet.

The Earls, Nobles and Sheriffs of Devonshire. 81
Hugo iste III., secundus istius nominis Comes Devonie
multos habuit per Margaretam de Bohun filios et filias, sed duos
tantum filios commemmorabo Edwardum,* videlicet Comitem
Devonie et Philippum Courteney militem, ex quo prosapia
Courtneiorum que nunc est profluxerit.
Edwardus Courtneiorum Comes quartus-f- habuit exitus
Edwardum et Hugonem ; ad cujus posteros honor istius Comi
tatus transfertur.
Edward us Courtneyiorum ComesquintusJ Hugonem quartum
genuit. Iste Hugo Courtenayorum comes sextus § procreavit
Thomam. Thomas vero habuit tres filios et unam filiam nomine
Joannam. Filii vero illius Thomas Comes Devonie Eboraci capite
plexus est, et septimo anno post Henricus Comes Devonie||
frater ejus eadem pena Sarisburie mulctatus est. Johannes
Courteney tercius frater dominum Lancastrensem partem sequitus
est, et nomen comitis sibi assumpsit apud Tewkesbery occisus
cecidit. Joanna soror eorum Rogero Clift'ord enupta habuit filium
Carolum, extra quatuor juaria, in transmarinis partibus natum.
Postea Edwardus quartus rex in injuriam familiae Court
neiorum Humfridum Stafford de Southwick hoc titulo honoravit,
verum ipse favorem principis, honorem hanc, et vitam cito post
amisit. Apud Brigwater decollatus fuit. Henricus vero septimus
cum regnum acquivisset memor istius familie Edwardum Court
ney proximum masculum heredem ad hunc honorem ereperit, et
Willelmum filium suum cum nupciis Katerine Edwardi IV. regis
filie et Elizabethe uxoris ejus sororis honoravit.
Willelmus successit Edwardo patri, ex quo exiit Henricus.
Iste tanti fuerit apud Henricum VIII. ut eum Marchionem
Exonie creavit, et regni successorem nominabit. Sed fortuna
hominem deridens cito ilium in humum prostravit, et capite
truncavit. Edwardus tamen Courtenay filius dicti Henrici per Mariam
reginam in integrum restitutus est, sed post longam incar-
ceracionem libertatis sue minus prudens, ad exteras partes se
disposuit, et Pattavii in Italia morbo vita privatus est. Et
quamvis nomen hoc, et familia in tercio et proximo stemmate
virescit, tamen honor hie et titulus in cinere jacuit, donee rex
* Edward Courtenay died before his father, leaving a son, Edward, who
succeeded his grandfather as Earl of Devon.
t This was the third Eari.
t This person was never Earl of Devon, as he predeceased his father in
1418 without issue.
§ This is Hugh, fourth Earl of Devon, son of Edward, the third Eari.
II His brother's attainder prevented his succession to the Earldom.

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Jacobus Carolum dominum Mountjoy Comitem Devonie creavit.
Sed paululum temporis hoc gaudebat, nam infra binos annos
moriebatur sine successore.* Et contencio orta est quis sibi sit in
sanguine proximus heres. Et ambo isti et Stafford et Mountjoy
non per dissensum et jure hereditario in hunc comitatum intrusi,
brevi tempore, et cum ignoiriinia gaudebant : primus enim
tergum vertens et cum multo timore prelium apud [Edgecote]
fugiens quacito comes factus et per mandatum regis Edwardi IV.
apud [Bridgwater] in comitatu Sumerset inter amicos et servos
in comitatu ubi natus et educatus fuerat capite truncatus est.
Alter quoque alterius uxorerft sibi conjunxit, et prolem illicitam
in totam hereditatem suam vocavit, et sic conspurcatam sui
memoriam posteris reliquit.

NOBILES DEVONIE INHABITANTES.
Preter Comites illos Devonienses multi magni honoris et
generis nobiles hunc comitatum habitavere, quos suo ordine tem
poris (prout possum) memorabo.
Reginaldus Comes Cornubie sub Henrico II. has partes et
hunc comitatum multum gubernavit.
Galfridus de Maundevill castellarijis Exonie factus est per
regem Henricum primum et hie habitacionem suam posuit, et
multa latifundia et terras posteritati sue reliquit infra hunc
comitatum et etiam baroniam de Marshwood in agro Dor-
cetensi. Willelmus Briwer baro a consiliis secretis Ricardo primo, et
Johanni fratri ejus regibus Anglie hie in Devonia sedem et habi
tacionem posuit apud Torr. Et postea in eodem loco Abbathiam
fundavit. Willelmus Briwer baro fihus predicti Willelmi in hoc comi
tatu sub Henrico tercio habitavit.
Robertus fitz Martin dominus de Dertington ibidem sedem
habuit tempore Henrici I. et quamvis ipsi, et multi successorum
Baronum etiam de Ceamoys in Wallia quandoque inhabitaverunt,
ut se defenderent contra Wallensium incursiones, tamen in hoc
comitatu plerumque stacionem fecere.
Barones de Toriton ejus quoque nominis continuam com-
memoracionem suam hie degebant a primis Normannicis tem
poribus usque ad tempus Henrici III. cum dispargita fuerat ilia
baronia inter quinque sorores ultimi baronis filias.
Nicolaus de Pola, Mauricius de Pola, et Willelmus de Pola
temporibus Henrici I., Stephani, Henrici II. et Ricardi I. Anglie
regum in hoc comitatu sedem habuerunt. Quorum ultimus in
* He died April 3, 1606.

The Earls, Nobles and Sheriffs of Devonshire. 83
terram sanctam cum Ricardo rege proficiscebatur et inter
barones suos numeratur. Alii duo in cartis suis ut barones se
scribunt. Familia ilia (Pomeray) barones de Byry olim fuere, et
magni honoris homines in primis Normannorum temporibus
donee Henricus de la Poineray montem Sancti Michaelis contra
regem Ricardum I. armato milite tenuit, a quo tempore per
gradus magnitudo eorum continua serie debilitata est.
Nomen de Tracy in hoc tractu multo splendore emicuit et
habuit tempore Henrici II. barones suos Oliverum et Willelmum,
filium suum qui unus fuerat eorum qui Thomam Becket Can-
tuariensem archiepiscopum interemit sub dicto rege, et postea
privatam vitam egit usque ad mortem suam, reliquit autem
unicam filiam Gervasio de Courtenay nuptam cui peperit Willel
mum qui suscepit nomen de Tracy, a quo per filium Oliverum
exiit Dominus Henricus Tracy qui vixit usque ad finem regni
regis Henrici III.
Courteney. — Familia de Courteney barones de Okeham
ton fuere ab Reginaldo ad Hugonem de Courteney secundum
qui [8] Anno Edwardi III. comitatum Devonie obtinuit, et sic
minor in majori latuit honor : nam postea comites Devonie
nominati sunt.
Tempore regis Edwardi I. preter prenominati barones de
Courteney, Oliverus Dinham, Galfridus Camvill, Matheus filius
Johannis, Willelmus Martyn, Johannes Muleis inhabitantes hunc
comitatum ad parliamenta vocati fuere.
Tempore Edwardi II. Plugo Courteney, Galfredus Camvill,
Willelmus Martyn, Rogerus Mules, Petrus de Vuedall, qui Mar
garetam uxorem Josei Dinham desponsaverat, Thomas Arch
deacon, Serlo Nansladron, et Henricus Tyes.
Tempore Edwardi III. preter Courteneyum et Martynum,
Jacobus dominus Audelegh qui Martino successit, Johannes
Willinton et Henricus Willington, Petrus Vuedall, Nicolaus
Mules, Thomas Mounthermer, dominus de Stokenham, Willel
mus Botreaux, Nicolaus dominus St. Maur, Guido de Brian,
Johannes de Montacut qui successit Thome Mounthermer.
Tempore Regis Ricardi II. iste barones Devoniam inhabi
taverunt nel habitacionem illic habuerunt. Johannes dominus
Montacut de Stokenham postea comes Sarum, Jacobus domi
nus Audelegh et post mortem ejus Nicolaus dominus Audelegh
filius suus, Guido de Brian, Willelmus dominus Botreaux,
Ricardus dominus St. Maur, Johannes Holland, dux Exonie,
Regis frater uterinus.
Tempore regis Henricus IV. Ricardus, dominus St. Maur,
Willelmus, dominus Bonvill, Fulco, dominus Fitzwarren, Guido,
dominus Brian, Willelmus, dominus Botreaux, Edwardus, Comes
Devonie, Thomas Beaufort, du.x Exonie. 6 — 2

84 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Tempore Regis Henrici V. Fulco dominus Fitzwarren,
Willelmus, dominus Bonvill.
Tempore Regis Henrici VI. Willelmus, Dominus Bonvill,
Thomas Brooke, dominus Cobham, cui successit eodem tempore,
Edwardus, dominus Cobham, filius suus, Willelmus dominus
Harrington filius Willelmi Bonvill militis, filii Willelmi domini
Bonvil, Thomas Courtenay, Comes Devonie, Johannes Holland,
dux Exonie, Henry Holland, dux Exonie, filius Johannis.
Tempore regis Edwardi IV. Willelmus Bourchier, dominus
Fitzwarren, Thomas Courtenay, Comes Devonie, Henricus
Hollond, dux Exonie et Johannes, dominus Dinham.
Tempore regis Ricardi III. Thomas Gray, marchio.
Dorsetie. Tempore regis Henrici VII. Thomas Gray, marchio Dorcetie,
Fulco Bourchier, dominus Fitzwarren, Johannes dominus Denham
thesaurarius Anglie, Edwardus Comes Devonie.
Tempore regis Henrici VIII. Johannes dominus Fitz
warren, qui anno regni dicti regis [28] Comes Bathonie creatus
est. Johannes dominus Russell, Henricus Stafford, comes
Wiltes, qui nupserit Ceciliam, viduam Thome Gray, marchionis
Dorcetie, Willelmus, Comes Devonie, Henricus, marchio Exonie,
filius Willelmi.
Tempore regis Edwardi VI. Johannes, dominus Russell,
creatus comes Bedfordie, Henricus Gray, marchio Dorsetie, et
dux Suffolcie.
Tempore Regine Marie Johannes comes Bathonie, Johannes
comes Bedfordie, Edwardus Comes Devonie.
Tempore Regine Elizabethe Willelmus comes Bathonie,
Franciscus comes Bedfordie.
Tempore Regis Jacobi Georgius dominus Carrew, ex antiqua
ilia Careworum familia originem trahens domum suam habet
apud Upton Hilion.

THE SHERIFES OF THIS COUNTYE OF DEVON SITHENS
THE CONQUEST.*
William, Duke of Normandy, after his Conquest made over
England made Baldwyn de Sap Hereditary Sherif of Devon,
which held the same during his lief, and the like did Richard
* An account of the Sheriffs of Devon is commenced in Latin on p. i8i.
It is as follows : '^
Vice Comites Devonie.
Rex Willehnus primus Baldwinum de Sapi Vicecomitem Devonie instituit,
et concessit sib. et heredibus suis, cui successit Ricardus filius. eromnes
posteri, usque ad Johannem de Courtenay, tempore Henrici III. fuere vice^
sTcut ut hoSe' '¦''' '"""'"" '" '"^°"' '""' ^"^ °®'='""- ^' f^"' -°n°^'

The Earls, Nobles and Sheriffs of Devonshire. 85
hi.s sonne after him. Adelis, the sister of Richard, and daughter
of Baldwyn, held the same place and stiled her Vicecomitissa
Devonie. After the death of AHce, or Adelice, King Henry II.
placed the sherifes, which were as heere folio we :
Galfride de Furnell, or Furneaux, sherif the first yeere of
Henry II.
Richard de Redvers, erl of Devon, sherif the 2 and 3 yeeres.
William de Boterelles, sherif the 4 yeere, and 5 yeere and
6 yeere. Hugh de Ralegh, sherif the 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13
yeeres. Robert Fitz Bernard, sherif the 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18
yeeres. Reginald, erl of Cornwall, sherif the 19, 20.
William Ruffus, sherif the 21.
Eustachius Fitz Stephan, sherif the 22 yeere.
William Ruffus, sherif the 23 yeere.
Hugh de Gund [eville], sherif the 24 and 25 yeeres.
William de Brigwere, sherif the 26, and soe contynewed
unto the latter end of the raigne of King Henry the Second.
Ricardus I.
William de Bocland, sherif of Devon and Cornwall the r, 2,
3, 4 and S yeeres of King Richard.
Henry Furnell, or Furneaux, sherif the 7 yeere.
Richard Rivell, Sherif the 8 yeere, and soe contynewed
sherif of Devon unto th'end of the raigne of King Richard.
Alan de Furnell, or Furneaux, was sherif of Cornwall
during the same tyme.
John.
I. William de Wrotham, sherif of Devon, and John de
Toriton of Cornwall. -
2. Osbert FitzwiUiam, sherif of Devon, and Hugh Bardolph
of Cornwall.
3. Ralph de Mora, sherif of Devon, and Richard Flemyng
of Cornwall.

Inveni tamen quod Willelmus Briwer tenuit vicecomitatem aliquatulum
temporis. Et quod Robertus de Veteri Ponte fuerat quoque vicecomes Devonie qujus
locum Eudo de Bellocampo sustinuit temporis regis Johannis.
Sed postquam rex comitatum in manus suas recepit, de huic nemo preter
annum hunc officium retinuit, nisi per specialem ordinacionem magno
quocjue sigillo sigillata. Et quod manifestius appareat quoad mei posse est,
nomina omnium vicecomitum a tempore quo primum hec annualis ordinacio
facta est, ad hoc usque tempus inseram, et in proprio succedente loco
ponam. Radulphus de Mora Vicecomes fuit Devonie pro Willelmo Briwer in . . .

86 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
4. The same Raph and Richard sherifes of Devon and
Cornwall.
5. Ralph de Mora, William Brigwere.
6. William Brigwer.
7. William Brigwere.
8. William Brigwere.
9. Willelmus, dominus Brigwer, sherif of Devon.
10. William, Lord Brigwer, sherif of Devon.
II. William Lord Brigwer, sherif, and Raph de Mora in his
place.
12. Robert Vepont and Eudo Bechamp in his place.
13. Robert Vepont.
14. Robert Vepont.
15. Robert Vepont and Eudo Bechamp in his steede.
16. Eudo de Bechamp.*
17. Eudo Bechamp for Robert Vepont.
Henry III.
2. Walter de Bathon.
3. Robert, Lord Courtenay, Robert le Bastard in his steed.
4. Robert, Lord Courtenay.
5. Robert, Lord Courtenay.
6. William de Puteo.
7. Walter Le Pohier.
8. Walter Le Pohier.
9. William, Lord Brigwer, and Roger Langford in his
steede.
10, II. William Ralegh.
12, 13. Roger la Zouch, and Raph Clerk in his steede.
14. Thomas de Cirencester.
15. Roger la Zouch, and Raph Clerk for him.
16. [Thomas de Cirencester : Thomas de la Wyle custos?^
17. Peter de Rivallio.
18. Robert de Vallibus.
19. Nicolas de Mules.
20. Nicolas de Mules.
21. Walter de Bathon, sherif from this 12 \i.e., 21] unto the
35 of Henry III.
36. Raph Cornu.
36. William Englefield, sherif unto the 39.
39. Raph de Willinton.
* Eudo de Beauchamp was succeeded in the shrievalty by Henry de La
Pomeray and John de Erlegh, who were appointed by writ dated May 13,
1214 (Rot. Litt. Pat., 16 John, pt. i, memb. 2), and they were succeeded
August 13, 1215, by Robert de Courtenay (Rot. Litt. Pat., 17 John,
memb. 17).

The Earls, Nobles and Sheriffs of Devonshire. 87
40. Gervais de Horton, and Henry, his sonne and heire.
41, The same.
42. Raph de Willinton.
43. William de Cirencester.
44, 45. Raph de Doddescomb.
46. John de Mucegros, unto the 50 of Henry III., sherif of
Devon.
SO. Gervais de Horton.
51. John de Mucegros.
52. Raph de Esse.
53. William de Bicklegh.
54. William Prous.
55. John Wiger.
56. Thomas de Pyn. Edward I.
I. Thomas de Pynne.
2. John Wiger.
3. Thomas Pynne.
4, Mathew de Furneaux.
5. Mathew de Egleshull.
6. Thomas de Pynne.
7, 8. Warin de Sachville.
9, 10. Thomas de Pynne.
II. Robert Beaudyn.
12, 13. Thomas de Pynne.
14. The same Thomas.
15. Robert de Wodeton.
16, 17. Mathew Fitz John, Lord of Stokenham.
18. Walter de Bathon [Matthew Fitz John was Sheriff 18
Edw. I.].
19, 20. Thomas de Scobbahull.
21. Mathew Fitz John.
22. Thomas de Scobbahull.
23. Gilbert de Knovill, sherif of Devon unto the 29 yeere of
Edward I.
29. Thomas de Ralegh, of Ralegh, unto the 35 of Edward I.
sherif of Devon.
35. Raph de Gorges. Edward II.
I. Thomas de Ralegh, Kt.
2, 3. Nicolas Kirkham, Kt.
4, 5. Mathew Furneaux.
6. Peter Gaveston.
7. Mathew Furneaux.

88 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
8. Mathew Furneaux, and Robert Horton.
9, 10. Mathew Clivedon,
II. Mathew Clivedon, and Robert Beaudyn.
12. Robert Beaudyn.
13. John Bigbery.
14. Robertus Beadyn and Nicolas Cheyney.
15. [Nicholas de Cheigni, John Inge and Matthew de Crowe
thorne.]
16. [Matthew de Crowethorne] .
17. Mathew Crawthorn.
18. Walter de Bathon.
19. James Cokinton.
20. Henry Tirrell. Edward III.
I. James de Cokinton [and before him Roger Rodde].
2. William de Chiverston [and William de Fauconberg].
3. [William de Fauconberg.]
4. William de Faconberg.
5. [Matthew de Crawthorn.]
6. Mathew de Crawthorn [Reginald de Montfort was Sheriff
in this year].
7. Reginald de Montfort.
8, 9. William de Albimarle [Hildebrand de London was Sheriff
9 Edw. III.].
10, II. John Chiddelegh. [Peter de Veal was sheriff 10 Edw. III.
He was also Sheriff 11 Edw. III.]
12, 13. John Ralegh, of Beaudport, Kt.
14, 15. John Ralegh, of Charneys.
16. Henry Tirrell.
17. William Pipard.
18. Walter de Horton.
19, 20. Henry Tirrell. [John de Chiverston was Sheriff 19
Edw. III.]
21. Raph Brit, and Raph Beapell, Kt.
22, 23. Almarick Fitzwarren, and the 24.
25. Robert At Hach.
26, 27. William Auncell.
28. John Northcot, and William Auncell, and Richard Cham
bernon.
29. Richard Chambernon.
30, 31. John Dabernon.
32. William Yeo.
33, 34. Richard Braunscomb, and the 35 yeeres.
36. Almarick Fitzwarren.
37. Martin Fissacre.
38. William de Brightlegh.
39. John Boys.

The Earls, Nobles and Sheriffs of Devonshire. 89
40. William Servington.
41, 42. Richard Branscomb and John Ralegh of Charneis.
43. Thomas Chambernon.
44. Thomas de Afton.
45. Thomas Chambernon.
46. Nicolas Whiting.
47. Richard Chuselden.
48. John Damarle and Nicolas Pomeray.
49. Richard Branscomb and William Ashthorp.
50. Nicolas de La Pomeray.
51. John Ralegh. Richard II.
I. John Damarle.
2. John Fitz Payn.
3. John Strech.
4. Walter Cornu.
5. Richard Chambernon.
6. Waryn Ercedecne.
7. William Ashthorp.
8. James Chidley, Kt.
9. William Whitelegh.
10. Richard Chambernon.
II. John Pawlet.
12. Nicolas Kirkham.
13. William Bonvill, Kt.
14. William Carmyno.
15. John Grenville.
16. Thomas Ralegh.
17. Thomas Brooke.
18. John Grenvile, Kt.
19. William Ferrers.
20. William Malherb.
21. Thomas Peyner.
22. William Beamond. Henry IV.
I. John Keynes.
2. Thomas Pomeray.
3. John Herle and John Wike.
4, 5. Thomas Gorges.
6. John Cole.
7. John Chiselden.
8. Edmond Pyne.
9. William "Cheyney, Kt.
10. Thomas Pomeray.
IX. Robert Challons, Kt.
12. Thomas Pomeray.

90 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Henry V.
I. [John Arondell, Kt.]
2. John Arondell, Kt.
3. John Beavill.
4. William Talbot.
5. Stephan Dernford and John Talbot.
6. Hugh Courtenay.
7. Thomas Beamond.
8, 9. Robert Challons. Henry VI. Aug. 31, 1422.
I. Thomas Beamond.
2. William Bonville.
3. Richard Hankford.
4. Thomas Brooke.
5. William Bamfield, Kt.
6. Thomas Beamond.
7. Thomas Beamond and Robert Hille.
8. James Chidley.
9. John Bozum.
ID. Edward Pomeray.
II. Edmond Pyne, of Branford Pine.
12. John Cheyney, of Pinho.
13. Thomas Bonvill. Thomas Stowell.
14. Roger Chambernon.
15. Thomas Beamond.
16. Thomas Arondell.
17. James Chidley.
18. William Bechamp, Kt.
19. Robert Burton.
20. William Wadham.
21. Richard Yard.
22. John Cheyney, of Pinho.
23. John Blewet.
24. Nicolas Broughton.
25. Henry Fortescu.
26. Thomas Budokeside.
27. Hugh Stukeley.
28. James Chidley.
29. Robert Burton.
30. Edward Hull.
31. Henry Fortescu.
32. John Cheyney, of Pinho.
33. Richard Halse.
34. Andrew Hillerisdon.
35. Edward Langford.

The Earls, Nobles and Sheriffs of Devonshire. 91
36. John Nanfan.
37. Richard Halse.
38. Baldw3m Fulford.
39. John Dinham. Edward IV. March4, 1461.
I. John Dinham.
2, 3. John Cheyney, of Pinho.
4. Richard Chichester. John Chichester.
5. John Arondell.
6. Christofer Worseley.
7. William Dennys.
8. Phillip Beamont.
9. Richard Chichester.
10. Nicolas Carew.
II. Phillip Courtenay, Kt.
12. Phillip Copleston.
13. John Cheyney, of Pinho.
14. Richard Pomeray.
15. Richard Chichester.
16. Otho Gilbard.
17. Charles Dinham.
18. John Sapcot.
19. Edward Courtenay.
20. Halnathey Maleverer.
21. Robert Willoughby, Kt.
22, Giles Dawbeney, Kt.
WilHam Courtenay. Richard III.
r. William Courtenay.
2. Halnathey Maleverer.
3. Thomas Maleverer, and John Halwell, Kt.
Henry VII.
I. John Halwell, Kt.
2. Richard Edgcomb, Kt.
3. Robert Willoughby, Kt
4. Roger Holland.
5. John Halwell, Kt.
6. William Stonar, Kt.
7. Walter Enderby.
8. Richard Pomeray, Kt.
9. Roger Holland.
10. Peter Edgcomb, Kt.

92 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
II. John Fortescu.
12. William Carew, Kt.
13. Peter Edgcomb, Kt.
14. Roger Holland.
15. James Chidley.
16. Richard Whitley.
17. Nicolas Wadham.
18. Richard Halwell.
19. John Fortescu.
20. William Marwood.
21. John Kirkham, Kt.
22. John Fortescu.
23. Thomas Dennys.
24. Thomas Dennys. Henry VIII.
Thomas Dennys, Esq.
I. John Crocker, Esq.'
2. Richard Coffin.
3. Thomas Goodman.
4. Thomas Dennys, Kt.
5. William Carew, Kt.
6. Nicolas Wadham, Kt.
7. John Shilston, Kt.
8. John Speke, Kt.
9. Peter Edgcomb, Kt.
10. Thomas Dennys, Kt.
II. Raph Pexsall, Esq.
12. Thomas Stukeley, Esq.
13. William Courtenay, Kt.
14. Thomas Dennys, Kt.
15. John Kirkham, Kt.
16. John Basset, Kt. [of Umberleigh].
17. William Courtenay, Kt.
18. Phillip Chambernon, Esq.
19. Thomas Dennys, Kt.
20. Peter Edgcomb, Kt.
21. John Chammond.
22. George St. Liger, Kt.
23. Thomas Dennys, Kt.
24. Richard Grenvile, Kt.
25. William Courtenay, Kt.
26. John Fulford, Kt.
27. Hugh Pollard, Kt.
28. George Carew, Kt.
29. Richard Pollard, Esq.

The Earls, Nobles and Sheriffs of Devonshire. 95
30. John Chammond, Kt.
31. Hugh Pollard, Kt.
32. John Fulford, Kt.
33. Hugh Pawlet, Kt.
34. George Carew, Kt.
35. Richard Edgcomb, Kt.
36. Hugh Stukeley, Esq. [Sheriff lo July, 1545 — 37
Henry VIIL]
37. Hugh Pollard, Kt.
38. Peter Carew, Kt. Edward VI.
I. Peter Carew, Kt.
I. Gawen Carew.
2. Peter Courtenay.
3. Thomas Dennys, Kt.
4. John Chichester.
5. Richard Chidley.
6. Richard Edgcomb, Kt. Mary.
I. Ricardus Edgcomb, Kt.
I. Thomas Dennys, Kt.
2. James Courtenay.
3. Richard Cary.
4. John Fulford, Kt.
5. Robert Dennys, Kt.
6. Thomas Southcot. Elizabeth.
I. Arthur Champernon, Kt.
2. John Sainliger, Kt.
3. Christofer Copleston.
4. Richard Fortescu.
5. Richard Duke.
6. Thomas Munke.
7. Peter Edgcomb.
8. Lewis Stukeley.
9. Robert Dennys, Kt.
10. William Stroode.
II. John Mallet.
12. [Thomas Southcote.]
13. John Parker.
14. John Gilbard, Kt.
15. Thomas Carew, of Haccomb.

g^ Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
1 6. Arthur Basset, Kt.
17. John Fulford, Kt.
18. Richard Bamfild.
19. John Chichester.
20. Roger Prideaux.
21. William Courtney, Kt.
22. John Clifton, Kt.
23. John Fitz.
24. John Fortescu.
25. Edward Seamor, Kt.
26. Richard Reynell and Humfry Speccot.
27. Humfry Speccot.
28. William Kirkham.
29. George Cary, of Clavelley.
30. Hugh Pollard.
31. William Carew, of Haccomb.
32. Thomas Ridgway.
33. Henry Rolle.
34. Richard Champernon.
35. William Strode.
36. Thomas Dennys, Kt.
37. Edward Seamor.
38. William Walrond.
39. John Copleston.
40, 41. Henry Rolle, in the 40 yeere succeeded William For
tescu, after his death.
42. Thomas Ridgway.
43. Edmond Parker.
44. Thomas Heale.
45. William Pole, Ar.
James I.
I. William Pole, Ar., of Colcomb.
2. Amias Bamfild, Kt., of Poltymor.
3. John Drake, Ar., of Ash.
4. Edward Seamor, of Bery Pomeray.
5. William Abbot, Ar., of Hartland.
6. Robert Rolle, Ar., of Heanton.
7. John Akeland, Kt., of Culm John.
8. William Crymes, Ar., of Bukland Monachorum.
9. Hugh Akeland, Ar., of Akland.
10. Thomas Wise, Miles, of Sidenham.
II. Edwardus Giles, Miles, of Deane.
12. Georgius Smyth, Miles, of Matford.
13. Johannes Speccot, Miles, of Thornbiry.
14. John Giffard, de Halesbiry, Ar.

The Earls, Nobles and Sheriffs of Devonshire. 95
1 5. George Southcot, Kt., of Stokflemyng.
16. Thomas Heale, of Fleete Daverell, Ar.
17. Warwick Heale, Kt., of Wemworthy.
18. Christopher Savery, of Shilston.
19. Samson Heale, of Knaton, Ar.
20. Edmond Parker, of Burrington.
21; Edmond Fortescu, of Fallopytt.
22. Henry Tothill, of Peamore.
23. Symon Leache, of Cadley.

King Charles.
I. Symon Leache, of Cadley, Kt.
2. Nycolas Fry, of Yarty, Esq.
3. John Northcot, of Crediton.
4. Walter Younge, of Coliton.
5. Henry Rowswell, of Ford, Kt.
6. John Davy, of Newhowse.
7. Henry Ashford, of Ashford.
8. Edmund Arscot.
9. Frances Drake, of Bukland, Baronet.*
* The list of Sheriffs should be compared, as regards those from 31
Henry I. to 4 Edward III., with the list published in the Thirty-first Report
of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records, Appendix, p. 278. Though the
two lists differ in important respects, that of Risdon should not be taken as
always incorrect, as is shown by the note with reference to Eudo de Beau
champ on p. 86, ante. The list was printed in an extended form to 1809
in Risdon's Survey, and was carefully completed to 1891 by the late Mr.
Winslov/ Jones in Notes and Gleanings, vol. iv., p. 61. — Eds.

PEERS, BARONETS AND KNIGHTS
HOLDING LANDS IN DEVON,
WITH THEIR ARMS.
EDWARD HI. — CHARLES I.
(Pages 296—302 ; 306, 310, 316, 320, 325, 356, 357, 360, 361, 364, 366,
367 [at foot].)

Knightes possessed of landes in Devonshire during
THE raigne of King Edward III.
HUGH COURTENAY, Erl of Devon : Or, three
roundels gules, a label of three points azure.
Hugh Courtenay, his sonne, Erl of
Devon : Or, three roundels gules, a label of three
points azure.
James, Lord Audelegh of Dertington and Bar-
stable : Gules, fretty or.
John, Lord Mules : Argent, two bars, and in chief three
roundels gules.
William, Lord Zouch of Totenays, Ob. 26 Edward III. :
Gules, twelve bezants, five, four, two and one, a canton ermine.
Henry Pomeray, of Byry : Or, a lion rampant gules, a
bordure engrailed sable.
Henry Pomeray, his sonne : Or, a lion rampant gules, a
bordure engrailed sable.
Richard Cogan, of Baunton, Ob. 2 Edward III.: Gules,
three oak-leaves argent.
Thomas, Lord Monthermer, of Stokenham : Or, an
eagle displayed vert.
Nicolas Dauney, of Norton Dauney, Ob. 17 Ed
ward III.: Argent, on a bend cotised azure, three cinque
foils or.

Peers, Baronets and Knights of Devon. 97
John Dauney, his soxxe, Ob. 22 Edward III.: Argent,
on a bend cotised azure, three cinquefoils or.
Jeffrey Cornwall, of Nymetox Rogus, Ob. 19 Ed
ward III. : Ermine, a lion rampant gules crowned or, a bordure
sable charged with eight bezants.
Nicolas, Lord St. Maur, of Northmolton : Argent,
two chevronels gules, a label of three points vert
John, Lord Cantilup, of Hempston : Azure, three
leopards' faces jessant-de-lys or.
John Willinton, Lord of Umberlegh, died 19 Ed
ward III. : Gules, a saltire vair.
Raph Willinton, his sonxe, Obiit sine prole 22 Ed
ward III. : Gules, a saltire vair.
Richard, Lord St. Maur, soxxe of Nicolas : Argent,
two chevronels gules, a label of three points vert.
William, Lord Zouch, graxdsoxne of William,
Lord Zouch : Gules, eleven bezants, four, four, two and one, a
canton ermine.
Hexry, SONNE OF Hexry Willixgtox : Gules, a saltire
vair. John, sonxe of Hexry II. Willixtox : Gules, a saltire
vair. Reginald Willixtox : Gules, a saltire vair.
Hugh Courtexay i. sonxe of Hugh, Erl of Devox :
Or, three roundels gules, a label of three points azure.
Edward Courtenay 2. soxxe of Hugh, Erl of
Devon : Or, three roundels gules, a label of three points
azure. William Fissacre, of Combfissacre : Sable, six fishes
haurient, three, two and one [? argent].
Stephax Haccomb, of Haccomb: ..., three bendlets ...
Richard CHAiiBERXox, of Modbyry : Gules, a saltire
vair between twelve billets or.
Henry Chambernox, of Ilfercomb : Gules, a saltire
vair, between twelve crosses crosslet or.
WiLLLAM Chamberxon, HIS SONXE: .... a saltire vair, be
tween twelve crosses crosslet ...
Robert Beapell, of Kxowstox Beapell: Gules, a bend
vair cotised or.
Raph Beapell, of Kxowstox, his soxxe : Gules, a bend
vair, cotised or.
JOHX Beamoxt, of Shirwell: Barry of six, vair and
gules. James Kokingtox, of Kokixgtox : Argent, six cocks,
three, two and one, gules.
Robert Horton, of Horton, 6 Edward III. : Argent, a
fess gules between three Hons rampant sable. 7

98 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
John Clifford, of Godford: Chequy, or and azure, a
bend gules.
Nicolas Kirkham, of Blagdon : Argent, three lions
rampant gules, a bordure engrailed sable.
Roger Jewe, of Cotlegh ; Vert, a lion rampant ermine,
debruised by a fess gules.
Walter Le Jew : Vert, a lion rampant guardant ermine,
debruised by a fess gules,
Alan Charlton, of Northmolton : Azure, a chevron
or between three swans argent.
John Stonar, of Ermyngton : Azure, two bars dan
cetty or, a chief argent.
John Sully, of Edeslegh, 33 Edward III.: ..., three
chevronels ...
Henry Ralegh, of Beandport : Gules, a bend vair be
tween six crosses crosslet or.
John Ralegh, of Combralegh, his sonne : Gules, a
bend vair between six crosses crosslet or.
Peter Ralegh, of Smalridge: ..., five fusils conjoined
in bend .,., a label of three points ...
John Ralegh, of Fardell, .sonne of Peter: ..., five
fusils conjoined in bend ..., a label of five points ...
John Ralegh, of Charneys : Argent, a cross moline
gules between three crosses crosslet fitchy sable.
Thomas Ralegh, of Charnes, sonne of John : Argent,
a cross moline gules between three crosses crosslet fitchy sable.
Thomas Ralegh, of Ralegh : Chequy or and gules, a
chief vair.
Guy de Bryan, of Torbryax, died 23 Edward III. : Or,
three piles meeting in base azure.
Phillip Courtenay, of Morton : ..., three roundels ...,
in centre chief a crescent.
Thomas Courtenay, of  : Or, three roundels gules,
a bend compony argent and azure.
John Bechamp, of Wonbernford : Vairy.
John Stowford, of Stowford, Justic: Argent, a
chevron between three bulls' heads cabossed sable.
John, Lord Montagu, of Stokenham : Argent, three
fusils conjoined in fess gules, a bordure sable.
John Carru, of Otery Mohun, died 36 Edward III. :
Or, three lions passant sable.
Roger Rohant, of Dodbroke: Argent, two chevrons
gules, on a canton of the last a mullet or.
Oliver St. John, of Instow : Argent, a bend sable, on a
chief gules two mullets or.
William Damarell, of Woodbyry: Per fess ..., three
crescents ...

Peers, Baronets and Knights of Devon. 99
William Damarell, sonne of William, died 36 Ed
ward III. : Per fess ..., three crescents ...
John Damarell, of Fleete : ..., a crescent ..., on a chief
. . . two of the same ...
John Damarell, of Gidley : .... a crescent ..., on a chief
. . . two of the same . . .
William Chiverston, of Yethelton : Or, on a bend
gules, three goats statant argent.
John Chiverton, of Yethelston, his sonne : Or, on a
bend gules three goats statant argent.
Thomas Scobbahull, of Scobbahull, 7 Edward III. :
Argent, three fleurs-de-lys gules, a label of three points azure.
John Stanton, of Clovelly: ..., a chevron ... between
three lions' heads erased ...
Henry Humfravill, of Lapford : Or, six roses, three,
two and one, gules.
Symon Furneaux, of Lapford : Azure, a bend between
six crosses crosslet or.
Nicolas Bonvill, of Shute : Sable, six mullets, three,
two and one, argent.
William Bonvill, of Shute, his sonne: Sable, six
mullets, three, two and one, argent.
John Dinham, of Hemiok: ..., four fusils conjoined in
fess ermine. Oliver Dinham, of Samford Peverell: Gules, four
fusils conjoined in fess ermine, in dexter chief a crescent or.
John Molton, of Pinho : Chequy or and sable.
Richard Merton, of Merton : Azure, three bendlets
argent. I^APH Esse, of Theoborowe, 7 Edward III. : Argent, two
chevrons sable.
Alan Esse, of Theborow, his sonne : Argent, two
chevrons sable.
Roger Prideaux, of Orcherton : Argent, a chevron
sable, a label of three points gules.
John Prideaux, of Orcherton : Argent, a chevron
sable, a label of three points gules.
Robert Tudenham, of Churchstanton : ..., four bars
indented ...
Gilbert Humfravil, of Combpine : Argent, three roses
and a chief gules.
William Humfravill, sonne [of] Gilbert : Argent,
three roses and a chief gules.
William Humfravil, sonne of William: Argent,
three roses and a chief gules.
Richard Stapeldon, of .Annery, 17 Edward III. :
Argent, two bends wavy sable.
7—2

loo Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
John Beamont, sonne of Richard, Lord of Shir
well : Barry of six, vair and gules.
John Ercedecne, of Haccomb : ..., three chevronels ...
J'ohn Pomeray, of Byry Pomeray : Or, a lion rampant
gules, a bordure engrailed sable.
Thomas St. Awbyn, of Combralegh: Ermine, on a
cross g^les five bezants.
Walter Woodland, of Kokington : Argent, on a bend
sable three stags' heads cabossed or.
Robert Cornu, of Thornbyry : Argent, a chevron be-
tv/een three bugle-horns stringed sable.
Robert Cruys, of Cruise Morchard : Azure, a bend
per bend indented argent and gules between six escallops or.
Nicolas Dauney, of Norton Dawney, Ob. 7 Ed
ward III. : Argent, on a bend cotised azure three cinque
foils or.
John Dauney, sonne of Nicolas, died 22 Edward III.:
Argent, on a bend cotised azure three cinquefoils or.
William Pipard, of Northbovy, died 50 Edward III. :
Azure, three bars gemelles argent.
Nigel Loryng, of Knowston Beapel: Quarterly ..., a
bend ...
William Cheyney, of Upotery : Gules, four fusils con
joined in fess argent, each charged with an escallop sable.
Edmond Cheyney, of Upotery : Gules, four fusils con
joined in fess argent, each charged with an escallop sable.
Raph Cheyney, of Upotery: Gules, four fusils con
joined in fess argent, each charged with an escallop sable.
Guy, Lord Bryan : Or, three piles meeting in base azure.
Reginald Botreaux, of  , died 1346: Argent, a
griflfin segreant gules, beaked and armed azure.
William Botreaux, died 1349: Argent, a griffin segreant
gules, armed and beaked azure.
William Botreaux: Argent, a griffin segreant gules,
beaked and armed azure.
John Fitzpayn, of Cheryton Fitzpayxe, 35 Edward
III. : Argent, a pair of wings conjoined in lure gules.
Richard Merton, of Mertox ; Azure, three bendlets
argent. Richard Mertox, of Merton, died 45 Edward III. :
Azure, three bendlets argent.
Theobald Grenvill, of Bideford : Gules, three clarions
or rests or.
Theobald, sonne of Theobald Grenvill : Gules three
clarions or rests or. '
Richard Hywys, of H\nvLS, died 1340: Gules, fretty and
a canton argent.

Peers, Baronets and Knights of Devofi. loi
Richard Hywis, soxx of Richard, Ob. 1330: Gules,
fretty and a canton argent.
Richard, grandchild of Richard Hywts, died 1360:
Gules, fretty and a canton argent.
Johx Kelly, of Kelly, 44 Edward III.: Argent, a
chevron between three billets gules.
William Cogan, of Bauxtox, 47 Edward III. : Gules,
three oak leaves argent.
William Ashthorp, of SAiiFORD Peverel, 49 Ed
ward III. : ..., a bend ...
Johx Wadhaji, of Egge, 49 Edward III. : Gules, a
chevron between three roses argent.
John Strech, of Hemstox, 9 Edward III.: ..., a lion
rampant ...
John Strech, of Pinho, soxxe of John Strech, 49
Edward III. : ..., a lion rampant ...
William Basset, of Whitechappell : Barry dancetty
of six argent and gules.
John Prideaux, of Orcherton, 43 Edward III. :
Argent, a chevron sable, a label of three points gules.
Walter Carmyxo, of Ashwater : Azure, a bend or, a
label of three points gules.
John Willixtox, of Umberlegh, soxxe of John,
50 Eidward III. : Gules, a saltire vair.
THOiLAS DoviLE, OF Dovileshays, 49 Edward III. : [No
arms are given.]
Johx Arondell, of Yeweton : Sable, six hirondelles,
three, two and one, argent.
Raph Carmyxo, 47 Edward III. : Azure, a bend or, a
label of three points gules.
Adam Rake, of Rake: Sable, three thatch-rakes bend
wise argent.
John Malet, of Deaxdox" : Azure, three escallops or.
Baldwyn, soxxe of Johx ;\Ialet : Azure, three escal
lops or.
[KxIGHTS IX DeVOXSHIRE IX THE ReIGX OF] RICHARD II.
Edward Courtexay, Erl of Devox : ..., three roun-
dels ... a label of three points ...
Johx Hollaxd, Duke of Exon : Gules, three lions
passant guardant or, on a bordure azure eight fleurs-de-lys of
the second. James, Lord Audeley, of Barnstaple and Dertixg-
ton, Ob. 9 Richard II. : Gules, fretty or.
Nicolas, Lord Audeley, of Berxstaple axd Der
tington, Ob. 15 Richard II. : Gules, fretty or.

I02 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
Robert, Lord Harrington : Sable, fretty argent.
William, Lord Zouch, of Totenays, died 5 Richard II. :
Gules, eleven bezants, four, four, two and one, a canton ermine.
Fulk Fitzwarren, of Tawstoke : Quarterly, per fess
indented argent and gules.
Robert Tresilian, Cap. Justic. : Sable, a chevron or
between three goats statant argent.
Phillip Courtenay, of Powderham : [Or], three
roundels gules, a label of three points azure, each charged with
as many mullets argent.
Peter Courtenay, of  [K.G.] : Or, three roundels
gules, a label of three points azure, each charged with as maiiy
ainnulets argent.
William, Lord Botreaux, Ob. 15 Richard II. : Argent,
a griffin segreant gules armed and beaked azure.
William, Lord Zouch, of Totenays, died 18 Richard II. :
Gules, eleven bezants, four, four, two and one, a canton ermine.
John Prideaux, of Orcherton, i Richard II. : Argent,
a chevron sable, a label of three points gules.
William Umfravill, of Combyne, i Richard II.:
Argent, three roses and a chief gules.
John Damarell, of Fleete, i Richard II. : Azure, a
crescent argent, on a chief gules two of the same.
William Bigbyry, of Bigbyry, i Richard II. : Azure,
an eagle displayed or.
Richard Champernon, of Modbyry, i Richard II. :
Gtiles, a saltire vair between twelve billets or.
William Bonville, of Shute, 1 Richard II. : .... six
mullets, three, two and one ...
Robert Cornu, of Thornbyry, i Richard II. : Argent,
a chevron between three bugle-horns stringed sable.
John Pomeray, of Byry Pomeray, i Richard II. : Or, a
Hon rampant gules within a bordure engrailed sable.
John Ralegh, of Fardell, i Richard II. : Gules, five
fusils conjoined in bend argent, a label of three points azure.
Richard, Lord St. Maur, of Northmolton : Argent,
. two chevronels gules, a label of three points vert.
John Fitz Payn, of Cheriton Fitzpayn, i Richard II.:
Afgent, two wings conjoined in lure gules.
John Beamont, of Shirwell, i Richard II. : Barry of
, six, vair and gules.
Raph Carmyno, of AshwatEr, i Richard II. ; Azure, a
bend or, a label of three points gules.
John Strech, of Pinho, Ob. 14 Richard II. : Argent, a
lion rampant gules.
John Montacut, of Stokenham, Ob  : Argent,
three fusils conjoined in fess gules, a bordure sable.

Peers, Baronets and Knights of Devon. • 103
Fulk Fitzwarren, of Tawstoke: Quarterly, per fcss
dancetty argent and gules.
Warin, Lord Lisley, of Northbovy: Gules, a lion
passant guardant argent crowned or.
William Esturmy, of Santon : Argent, three demi-lions
rampant gules.
John Powlet, of Legh Powlet: Sable, three swords in
pile, points in base argent.
William Cogan, of Baunton, i Richard II.: Gules,
three oak leaves argent.
John Cogan, sonne of William, Ob. 12 Richard II.:
Gules, three oak leaves argent.
Henry Percehay, of Kitton, i Richard II.: .... a cross
flory ...
Almarick St. Amond, of Ipelpen, Ob. 4 Richard II. :
Or, fretty sable, on a chief of the last three Ijezants.
John Denham, of Hemyok : Gules, four fusils conjoined
in fess ermine.
William Cheyney, of Pinho : Gules, four fusils con
joined in fess argent, each charged with an escallop sable.
Waryn Ercedecne, of Haccomb, 8 Richard II.: ...,
three chevronels ...
John St. Aubyn, of Combralegh, 7 Richard II.: Er
mine, on a cross gules five bezants.
Raph Challons, of Legh Challons, 15 Richard II.:
Gules, two bars and an orle of martlets argent.
James Chidlegh, of Asseriston : Ermine, three lions
rampant gules.
John Cobham, of Blackburgh Bollay : Gules, on a
chevron or three eagles displayed sable.
Thomas Brooke, of Holcomb Bernard : Gules, on a
chevron argent a lion rampant sable.
Richard Stapeldon, of [Stapledon], 10 Richard II. :
Afgent, two bendlets wavy sable.
John Grenvill, of Bideford, 16 Richard II. : Gules,
three clarions or rests or.
Guy, Lord Bryan : Or, three piles meeting in base azure.
Guy de Bryan, jun., his sonne : Or, three piles meeting
in base azure, a label of three points gules.
John Hille, of Hillecoort, Justic. : Gules, a saltire
vair between four mullets argent.
William Hankeford, Cap. Justic. : ..., a chevron barry
wavy ...
John Here, of Ilfercomb: ..., a fess between three
shovellers ...
Thomas Fitzpayn, of Cheriton: Argent, two wings
conjoined in lure gules.

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Raph Botreaux, of Molland : Argent, a griffin segreant
gules, armed and beaked azure.
Thomas Pomeray: ..., a lion rampant ..., a bordure
engrailed ...
John Courtenay: ..., three roundels ..., a label of three
points . . . each point charged with as many mullets.
Thomas Brooke: Gules, on a chevron argent a lion ram
pant sable.
John Wadham, of Edge : Gules, a chevron between three
roses argent.
Thomas Carew, of Otery Mohun : Or, three lions pas
sant in pale sable.
William Bonvill, of Shute : Sable, six mullets, three,
two and one, argent.
Fulk Fitz Warren, of Tawstoke : Quarterly, per fess
indented argent and gules.
John Cornwall, of Nymeton Regis : Argent, a lion
rampant gules, crowned or, on a bordure sable eight bezants.
Robert Challons, of Legh Challons : Gules, two bars
and an orle of martlets argent.
John, Lord Harrington : Sable, fretty argent.
John Dinham, of Nutwell: ..., four fusils conjoined in
fess ermine. Thomas Peverell : Azure, three garbs argent, a chief or.

Knightes in Devonshire in the Raigne of King
Henry V.
Edward Courtenay, Erl of Devon : ..., three roundels
..., a label of three points ...
Edward Courtenay, sonne of Edward, died in the lief
of his father: ..., three roundels ..., a label of five points ...
Hugh Courtenay, sonne of Edward, Erl of Devon :
..., three roundels ..., a label of three points ...
Hugh Courtenay, of Haccomb : Or, three roundels
gules, a label of three points azure, each point charged with
as many roundels argent.
William Hankford : Gules, a chevron barry wavy argent
and sable. Richard Hankford, sonne of William : Gules, a
chevron barry wavy argent and sable, a label of three points
of the second.
William, Lord Botreaux: Argent, a griffin segreant
gules, armed and beaked azure.
William, Lord Zouch : Gules, eleven bezants, four, four,
two and one, a canton ermine.

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Thomas Brooke, of Wycroft: Gules, on a chevron
argent, a lion rampant sable.
Richard Champernon, of Modbyry : Gules, a saltire
vair, between twelve billets or.
Thomas Pomeray, of Byry Pomeray: ..., a lion ram
pant . . ., a bordure engrailed . . .
John St. Awbyn, of Combralegh : Ermine, on a cross
gules five bezants.
William Talbot, of Talbotswike : Argent, a chevron
between three talbots statant sable.
John Dinham, of Nutwell : Gules, four fusils conjoined
in fess ermine.
Thomas Fitzp.wxe, of Cheriton Fitzpayn : Argent,
two wings conjoined in lure gules.
Thomas Carew, of Otery Mohun : Or, three lions pas
sant in pale sable.
Robert Challons, of Legh Challons : Gules, two
bars and an orle of martlets argent.
John Arondell, of Yeweton Arondell: Sable, six
hirondelles, three, two and one, argent.
John Herle, of Ilfercomb : Argent, a fess gules be
tween three shovellers proper.
Raph, sonxe of William, Lord Botreaux : Argent, a
griffin segreant gules, armed and beaked azure.
John Fortescu, of Norreys, Captayn of Meux,
6 Henry V. : Azure, a bend engrailed argent cotised or, within
a bordure of the second.
Thomas Flemmynge, of Ash Rogus, 6 Henry V. : Vair,
a chief chequy or and gules.
: William Cheyney, of Up Otery : Gules, four fusils
conjoined in fess argent, each charged with an escallop sable.
William Palton, of Umberley, 3 Henry V.: Argent,
six roses, three, two and one, gules.
Knightes in Devonshire in King Henry VI. tyme.
Thomas Courtexay, Erl of Devon : ..., three roundels
a label of as many points ...
William Bonvill, of Shute, Lord Bonvill, of
Chuton : . . ., six mullets, three, two and one ...
William Bonvill, his sonne : ..., six mullets, three,
two and one .... a label of three points ...
William, Lord Botereaux, died 12 Henry VI. : ..., a
griffin segreant ...
Hugh Courtenay, of Haccomb, i Henry VI. : Or, three
roundels gules, a label of three points azure, each point charged
with as many roundels argent.

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Christopher Flemminge, of Chimwell, i6 Henry VI. :
Vair, a chief chequy or and gules.
William Palton, of Umberlegh : Argent, six roses,
three, two and one, gules.
William Talbot, of Spreyton : Argent, a chevron be
tween three talbots statant sable.
John Herle, of Ilfercomb, 8 Henry VI.: ..., a fess
between three shovellers ...
Thomas Carew, of Otery Mohun, 6 Henry VI. : Or,
three lions passant in pale sable.
Thomas Brooke, of Wycroft : Gules, on a chevron
argent a Hon rampant sable.
N1COLA.S Carew, of Mohun's Otery, 27 Henry VI. :
Or, three lions passant in pale sable.
Raph Botreaux, of Molland Botreaux, 14 Henry VI. :
..., a griffin segreant ...
John Denham, of Nutwell, 14 Henry VI. : Gules, four
fusils conjoined in fess ermine.
Robert Vere, of Haccomb, 31 Henry VI. : Quarterly
gules and or, in the first quarter a mullet of the last.
Robert Challons, of Legh Challons, 14 Henry VI. :
Gules, two bars and an orle of martlets argent.
Thomas Flemmynge, of Chymwell, i Henry VI. : Vair,
a chief chequy or and gules.
John Speke, of Branford Speke, 15 Henry VI.:
Argent, two bars azure, over all an eagle with two heads dis
played or.
Phillip Courtenay, of Powderham: ..., three roundels,
a label of three points ..., each charged with two mullets ...
Humphry Courtenay, of Bickley, 12 Henry VI. : ...,
three roundels ..., a label of three points ...
Walter Moyle, of Stefenston, 20 Henry VI. : Gules,
a mule argent.
John Arondell, of Yewton, 16 Henry VI. : Sable, six
hirondeUes, three, two and one, argent.
Thomas Beamont, of Shirwell, 14 Henry VI. : Barry
of six, vair and gtiles.
John Colshull, of  31 Henry VI. : Chequy, or and
sable, on a chief argent five gouttes gules.
William Cheyney, of  , died 2 Henry VI.: Gules,
four fusils conjoined in fess argent, each charged with an escallop
sable. Edmond Cheyney: Gules, four fusils conjoined in fess
argent, each charged with an escallop sable.
William, Lord Zouch, of Totenays, died 4 Henry VI. :
Gules, eleven bezants, four, four, two, and one, a canton
ermine.

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William, Lord Zouch, his sonne : Gules, eleven
bezants, four, four, two, and one, a canton ermine.
Richard Hankford, of Annery: Gules, a chevron
barry wavy argent and sable.
John Fortescue, Chief Ju.stice of England, 29
Henry VI. : Azure, a bend engrailed argent, cotised or, a
bordure of the second.
Thomas Stowell, of Merton : Gules, a cross of
lozenges argent.
Stephan Popham, of Pole Antony, 16 Henry VI.:
Argent, on a chief gules two stags' heads cabossed or.
Edward Brooke, of Wicroft, Lord Cobham : Gules,
on a chevron argent a lion rampant sable.
William Harrington, of Knoweston, . Lord Har
rington : Sable, fretty argent.
William, grandchild to William, Lord Bonvill,
Lord Harington: ..., six mullets, three, two and one ..., a
label of three points ...

Knightes in Devonshire in the Raigne of King
Edward IV.
Henry Holland, Duke of Exon, Lord of Derting
ton : Gules, three lions passant in pale or, on a bordure azure
eight fleurs-de-lys of the secortd.
Thomas Courtenay, Erl of Devon : Or, three roundels
gtiles, a label of thi^ee points azure.
Humphry Stafford, Erl of Devon, Ob. 9 Edward IV. :
Or, a chevron gules, a bordure engrailed sable.
William Bourchier, Lord Fitzwarren, died 9 Ed
ward IV. : Argent, a cross engrailed gules between four Water-
bougets sable, a label of three points azure each charged with as
many fleurs-de-lys or.
William, Lord Zouch, of Totenays : Gules, eleven
bezants, four, four, two, and one, a canton ermine.
Edward Brok, of Wicroft, Lord Cobham, died 16
Edward IV. : Gules, on a chevron argent a lion rampant sable.
Phillip Courtenay, of Powderham, died 3 Edward IV. :
Or, three roundels gules, a label of three points azure, each
ch'krged with as mariy mullets argent.
William, sonne and heire of Sir Phillip Cour
tenay: ....three roundels ... a label of three points ..., each
charged with as many mullets . . .
Robert, Lord Hungerford and Botreaux: ..., two
bars ... and in chief three roundels ...

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Robert Hungerford, Lord Molynes: ..., two bars ...
and in chief three roundels . . .
Fulk Bourchier, Lord Fitzwarren : Argent, a cross
engrailed gules between four water-bougets sable, a label of
three points azure each charged with as many fleurs-de-lys [or].
Thomas Saintliger, of Dertington: ..., fretty ... a
chief ...
John Colshull, of  : Chequy, or and sable, on a
chief argent five gouttes gules.
Baldwyn Fulford, of Fulford, died 15 Edward IV.:
Gules, a chevron argent.
Thomas, sonne of Sir Baldwyn Fulford : Gules, a
chevron argent.
Robert Willoughby, of Beere Ferrers: Quarterly,
first and fourth sable, a cross engrailed or, second and third
guies, a cross moline argent.
Thomas Grenvill, of Bideford: Gules, three clarions
or rests or.
John Dinham, of Nutwell : ..., four fusils conjoined in
fess ermine.
William Bampfild, of Poltymore, 12 Edward IV. :
Or, on a bend gules three mullets argent.
Roger Tocotes, of Poltimore, 21 Edward IV. [No
arms.] John Harlewyn, of Sidmouth: ..., in chief a fillet ...
and in base three apples ...
John Crocker, of Lineham : Argent, a chevron en
grailed gules between three crows sable.
Phillip Courtenay, of Molland: ..., three roundels
..., a label of three points ... each charged with as many annu
lets ... John Basset, of Whitechappell : Barry dancetty of
six, -argent and gules.

Knightes in Devonshire in the Raignes of
Richard III. and Henry VII.
John, Lord Zouch, of Totenays : Gules, eleven be
zants, four, four, two and one, a canton ermine.
William Stoner, of Ermyngton : Azure, two bars
indented or, a chief argent.
John Halwell, of Halwelscomb : Or, on a bend gules,
three goats argent.
Edmond Carew, of Otery Mohun : Or, three lions
passant in pale sable.

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Robert Willoughby, of Beere Ferrers: Quarterly,
first and fourth ... a cross engrailed ... second and third ... a
cross moline ...
John Crocker, of Lyneham : Argent, a chevron en
grailed gules between three crows sable.
Richard Pomeray, of Birye : Or, a lion rampant gules, a
bordure engrailed sable.
William Huddesfild, of Shillingford: Argent, a fess
between three boars statant sable.
Edward Courtenay, Erl of Devon : Or, three roundels
gules. William, Lord Courtenay, his sonne : Quarterly, first
England and France, second and third ..., three roundels ...,
fourth ..., a lion rampant ...
John, Lord Zouche : ..., eleven roundels, four, four, two
and one, a canton ermine.
John Denham, of Nutwell, Lord Denham: Gules,.
four fusils conjoined in fess ermine.
Giles Dawbeney, of Umberlegh, Lord Dawbeney :
Gules, four fusils conjoined in fess argent.
John Halwell, of Halwelscomb: ..., on a bend ...
three goats . . .
Richard Edgcomb, of  : ..., on a bend ... cotised .,.
three boars' heads couped . . .
Peter Edgcomb, his sonne : ..., on. a bend ... cotised ...
three boars' heads couped . . .
William Courtenay, of Powderham : Or, three
roundels gules, a label of three points azure, each charged with
as many mullets argent.
John Wadham, of Edge, i Henry VII. : Gules, a chevron
between three roses argent.
John Arondell, of Yewton : Sable, six hirondelles,
three, two and one, argent.
Thomas Pomeray, of Byry : Or, a lion rampant gules,
a bordure engrailed sable.
Humfry Fulford, of Fulford : Gules, a chevron
argent. William Saynt Maur, of Northmolton : Argent, two
chevrons gules, a label of three points vert.
John Basset, of Heanton Punchardon ; Barry in
dented of six, argent and gules.
Thomas Grenvill, of Bideford: ..., three clarions or
rests . . .
William Carew, of Otery Mohun : Or, three lions
passant in pale sable.
Amyas Powlet, of Halberton : Sable, three swords in
pile, points in base argent.

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Edward Pomeray : Or, a lion rampant gules, a bordure
engrailed sable.
Nicolas Wadham, of Edge : Gules, a chpvron between
three roses argent.
John Kirkham, of Blagdon : Argent, three Hons ram
pant gules, a bordure engrailed sable.
John Champernon, of Modbiry : Gules, a saltire vair
between twelve billets or.
Edward Wadham, of Pole Antony, 5 Henry VII. :
Gules, on a chevron between three roses argent, a crescent . . .

Knightes in Devonshire in the Raign of King
Henry VIII.
William Courtenay, Erl of Devon, died 3 Henry
VIII. : Or, three roundels gules.
Henry Courtenay, Erl of Devon, Marquis Exon :
Quarterly, first grand quarter quarterly ..., second and third
grand quarters, three roundels, fourth grand quarter, a lion ram
pant ...
John Bourchier, of Tavistoke, Erl of Bathe : Ar
gent, a cross engrailed gules between four water-bougets sable, a
label of three points . . . each charged with as many fleurs-de-lys . . .
Henry Dawbeney, of Umberley, Erl of Brigwater :
Gules, four fusils conjoined in fess argent.
Lewes Pollard, of Kingsnymeton, Justice : Quar
terly first and fourth ... a chevron ... between three escallops ...,
second and third ..., a chevron ... between three mullets ...
Hugh Pollard, his sonne, of Grilleston : Quarterly,
first and fourth ..., a chevron ... between three escallops ...,
second and third ..., a chevron ... between three mullets ...
John Basset, of Heanton Punchardon, Vicecomes,
16 Henry VIII. : Argent, three bars indented gules.
Arthur Plantaginet, Viscont Lisley, of Umberley :
Quarterly, first and fourth England quartering France, second
and third or a cross gules, over all a bendlet sinister sable.
Peter Edgcomb, of Mount Edgcomb, i Henry VIII. :
. . . , on a bend . . . cotised . . . three boars' heads couped . . .
Richard, sonne of Sir Peter Edgcomb, 35 Henry
VIII.: ..., on a bend ... cotised ... three boars' heads couped ...
William Carew, of Ottery Mohun, i Henry VIII. :
Or, three lions passant in pale sable.
George Carew, sonne of Sir William, Vicecomes,
28 Henry VIII. : Or, three lions passant in pale sable.
Peter Carew, brother of Sir George, Vicecomes,
38 Henry VIII. : Or, three lions passant in pale sable.

Peers, Baronets and Knights of Devon. 1 1 1
John Carew, of Beere Ferrers : Or, three lions pas
sant in pale sable.
Nicolas Wadham, of Edge, Vicecomes, 6 Henry VIII. :
Gules, a chevron between three roses argent.
John Shilston, of Woode, Vicecomes, 7 Henry VIII. :
. . ., a saltire . . . between four crosses crosslet fitchy . . .
John Speke, of Branford Speke, Vicecomes, 8 Henry
VIII. : Argent, two bars azure, over all an eagle with two heads
displayed or.
Robert Willoughby, of Bigbiry, Lord Brooke :
Quarterly, first and fourth .... a cross engrailed ..., second and
third ..., a cross moline ...
John Kirkham, of Blagdox, Vicecomes, 15 Henry VIII. :
Argent, three Hons rampant gules, a bordure engrailed sable.
Thomas Dennys, of Holcomb Bernard, Vicecomes,
10 Henry VIII. : Ermine, three Danish battle-axes gules.
William Courtenay, of Powderham, Vicecomes, 17
Henrj' VIII. : Or, three roundels gules, a label of three points
azure, each charged vvith as many mullets argent.
George St. Liger, of Annery, Vicecomes Devon,
22 Henry VIII. : Azure, fretty argent, a chief or.
Richard Grenvill, of Bydeford, Vicecomes Devon,
24 Henry VIII. : Gules, three clarions on rests or.
John Fulford, of Fulford, Vicecomes Devon, 26
Henry VIII. : Gules, a chevron argent.
John Chamond, of Wike St. Pancras, Vicecomes, 30
Henry VIII. : Argent, a chevron between three fleurs-de-lys gules.
Hugh Powlet, of Halberton, Vicecomes, 33 Henry
VIII. : Sable, three swords in pile, points in base argent.
Richard Pollard," of Ford, Knighted 33 Henry VIII. :
Quarterly first and fourth ..., a chevron ... between three escal
lops ..., second and third ..., a chevron ... between three mullets
..., on the fess point a crescent ...
Thomas Speke, of Branford, Knighted at Turney :
Argent, two bars azure, over all an ej^le with two heads dis
played or.
John Brooke, of Wycroft, Lord Cobham, died 4
Henry VIII. : Gules on a chevron argent, a lion rampant sable.
Thomas Brooke, sonne of John, and Lord Cobham :
¦Gules, on a chevron argent, a lion rampant sable.
Edward Ralegh, of Chales, died 13 Henry VIIL:
Argent, a cross moline gules between three crosses crosslet
fitchy sable.
Phillip Champernon, of Modbiry : Gules^ a saltire
vair between twelve billets or.
Edward Bray, of Halwell, Lord Bray: Quarteriy,
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legs erased at the thigh sable, second and third gules, three
bendlets vair.
Roger Giffard, of Brightley : Sable, three fusils con
joined in fess ermine, in dexter chief a crescent or.
Rogerus Blewet, of Holcomb Rogus : Or, a chevron
between three eagles displayed vert.
Knightes in Devonshire in the Raigne of King
Edward VI.
John Russell, of Clist Episcopi, Erle of Bedford :
Argent, a lion rampant gules, on a chief ... three escallops ...
John Bourchier, of Tavistoke, Erle of Bathe :
Argent, a cross engrailed gules between four water-bougets
sable, a label of three points ..., each charged with as many
fleurs-de-lys ...
Henry Gray, of Shute, Duke of Suffolc : Barry of
six, argent and azure, in chief three roundels gules, over all a
label of three points ermine.
Peter Carew, of Otery Mohun : ..., three lions pas
sant, in pale ...
Thomas Dennys, of Holcomb Bernard : Ermine, three
Danish battle-axes gules.
Thomas Pomeray, of Byry : Or, a lion rampant gules, a
bordure engrailed sable.
Richard Edgcomb, of Mount Edgcomb : ..., on a bend
... cotised ... three boars' heads couped ...
John Arondell, of Yewton Arondel : Sable, six
hirondelles, three, two and one argent.
Thomas Speke, of Branford Speke : Argent, two bars
azure, over all an eagle displayed with two heads or.
Hugh Powlet, of Halberton : Sable, three swords in
pile points in base argent.
[Knights in Devonshire in the Reign of] Queene
Mary.
Thomas Dennys, of Holcomb: Ermine, three Danish
battle-axes guleS.
Robert Dennys, of Bicketon : Ermine, three Danish
battle-axes gules.
Peter Carew, of Otery Mohun : ..., three lions passant
in pale ...
Gawen Carew, of Wood, in Kentisbere : ..., three
lions passant in pale ...
William Courtenay, of Powderham: ..., three roun
dels ...

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Peter Courtenay, of Wood: ..., three roundels ..., on
the fess point a crescent ...
Richard Edgcomb, of Mount Edgcomb : ..., on a bend
... cotised ... three boars' heads couped ...
John Moore, of Moorehays: Ermine, on a chevron
azure, three cinquefoils or.
John Whiddon, of Chagford : Argent, a chevron be
tween three spear-heads gules.
Hugh Stewkley, of Affeton : Azure, three pears or.
Thomas Pomeray, of Bynley : ..., a lion rampant ..., a
bordure engrailed ...
Edward Seamor, of Byry Pomeray : Gules, two wings
conjoined in lure or.
Richard Chidlegh, of Asseriston : Ermine, three lions
rampant gules.
John Saintleger, of Annery : Azure, fretty argent, a
chief or.

LORDES AND KNIGHTES IN DEVONSHIRE IN THE RAIGNE OF
Queene Elizabeth.
John Bourchier, of Tawstok, Erl of Bathe: ...,
a cross engrailed ... between four water-bougets ..., a label
of three points ..., each charged with a fleur-de-lys ...
William. Erl of Bathe, grandchild unto John :
Argent, a cross engrailed gules between four water-bougets
sable, a label of three points azure, each charged with a
fleur-de-lys or.
Francis Russell, of Clist Episcopl Erl of Bed
ford : Argent, a lion rampant gules, on a chief sable three
escallops of the field.
Edward, Ekl of Bedford, grandchild unto Francis:
Argent, a lion rampant gules, on a chief sable, three escallops of
the field.
William Petre, of Shute, Pr. Secretary : Gules, a
bend or between two escallops argent.
John Petre, his sonne. Lord Petre, of Writtel,
by King James : Gu'.es, a bend or between two escallops
argent. William Howard, of Landekey, Baron of Effing
ham : ..., a bend ... between six crosses crosslet fitchy ...
William Pawlet, of Landekey, Marquis Winton :
Sable, three swords in pile, points in base argent, in dexter chief
a crescent or.
Thomas Dennys, of Holcomb Bernard, died 2 Eliza
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Robert Dennys, sonne of Sir Thomas : Ermine, three
Danish battle-axes gules.
Thomas Dennys, .sonne of Sir Robert, in Holland,
1586 : Ermine, three Danish battle-axes gules.
George Carew, of Upton Hilion, Erl of Totenays,
by K. Charles : Or, three lions passant in pale sable, in sinister
chief a crescent ...
Peter Carew, of Otery Mohun : Or, three lions pas
sant, in pale sable.
John Clifton, of Otery Mohun, knighted 1574: Sable,
a lion rampant between eight cinquefoils in orle argent and a
trefoil in centre chief slipped or.
Gawen Carew, of Woode : Or, three lions passant in
pale sable, in sinister chief a mullet gules.
Peter Carew, of Upton Hilyon, knighted in Ireland,
1577 : Or, three lions passant in pale sable, in sinister chief a
crescent ...
John Moore, of Morehays : Ermine, on a chevron
azure, three cinquefoils argent.
John Saintleger, of Annery : Azure, fretty argent* a
chief or.
John Whiddon, of Chagford, Justice : Argent, a
chevron between three spear-heads gules.
John Chichester, of Ralegh : Chequy, or and gules, a
chief vair.
John Chichester, sonne of Sir John, knighted 1580:
Chequy ..., a chief vair.
Arthur Chichester, of Santon, 2. sonne. Lord
Belfast by K.James: Chequy ..., a chief vair, on the fess
point a crescent ...
John, 3. sonne of Sir John Chichester, slayne in
Ireland : Chequy ..., a chief vair, on the fess point a mullet
John Pollard, of Forde, sonne of Sir Richard:
Quarterly first and fourth ..., a chevron ... between three escallops
..., second and third ... a chevron ... between three mullets ...
Arthur Basset, of Umberley, knighted 1575 : Barry
dancetty of six, argent and gules.
Robert, sonne of Sir Arthur Basset, in Ireland :
Barry dancetty of six argent and gules.
Arthur Champernon, of Dertington: ..., a saltire
vair, between twelve billets ..., in centre chief a crescent ...
Hugh Powlet, of Halberton : Sable, three swords in
pile, points in base argent.
Amias Powlet, of Sanford Peverell, 1576: ....three
swords in pile, points in base argent.
John Gilbard, of Compton, 1571 : Argent, on a chevron
gules, three roses of the field barbed and seeded sable.

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Humphry, brother of Sir John Gilbard, 1597:
Argent, on a chevron sable three roses of the field, in sinister
chief a crescent of the second.
John Gilbard, of Cumpton, sonne of Sir Humphry:
Argent, on a chevron sable three roses of the field.
William Courtenay, of Powderham, knighted 1576:
Or, three roundels gules.
William, sonne of Sir William Courtenay, in Ire
land : Or, three roundels gules, a label of three points ...
George Spek. of Wemworthy, of ye Bathe at the coro-
nacion of Queene Elizabeth : Argent, two bars azure, over all
an eagle with two heads displayed or.
John Stowell, of Merton, knighted 1574: Gules, a
cross of lozenges argent.
John Arondell, of Yewton : Sable, six hirondelles,
three, two and one, argent.
Mathew Arondell, of Brodeclist, knighted 1573:
Sable, six hirondelles, three, two and one argent, in fess point a
crescent or.
RichardGkknvill, OF Bideforde, knighted 1577: Gules,
three clarions or rests or.
Frances Drake, of Bukland Monocorum, knighted
1582: Sable, a fess between two estoiles of five points wavy.
argent. Walter Ralegh, of  knighted 1584: Gules, five
fusils conjoined in bend argent, on the centre lozenge a crescent
sable, and in chief a label of three points azure.
Carew Ralegh, of Fardell, knighted 1592 : Gules, five
fusils conjoined in bend argent, in chief a label of three points
azure. Barnard Drake, of Ash. knighted 1585: Argent, a
wivern wings addorsed gules.
Ferdinando Gorges, Of Plymouth, knighted before
Roane 1591 : Lozengy, or and azure, on a chevron gules a
crescent argent.
William Peryam. of Fulford, Chief BarOn, knighted
1592 : Gules, a chevron engrailed between three leopards' faces
or. Thomas Acton, of Bradlegh : Gules, a fess within a
bordure engrailed ermine.
William Strode, of Newenham : Argent, a chevron
between three conies courant sable.
Richard Champernon, of Modbiry : Gules, a saltire
vair between twelve billets or.
Arthur, brother of Sir Richard Champernon,
knighted and died in Irland : Gules, a saltire vair, between
twelve billets or.
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George Cary, of Cokington : Argent, on a bend sable
three roses of the field.
Thomas Ridgway, of Torr, Lord Ridgway. by King
James : Sable, two wings conjoined argent.
Hugh Pollard, of Nimeton Regis : Quarterly first and
fourth ..., a chevron ... between three escallops ..., second and
third ..., a chevron ... between three mullets ...
Anthony Powlet, of Halberton : ..., three swords in
pile, points in base ...
John Dodderigge, Justice of the King's Bench :
Argent, three pallets wavy azure between twelve crosses crosslet
gules. Thomas Harris, Sergeant at Lawe : . . ., three crescents
..., a bordure ...
John Heale, Sergeant at Lawe : Gules, five fusils con
joined in bend ermine, in sinister chief a martlet or.
Edward Harrls, a Judge in Irland : Sable, three
crescents within a bordure argent.
Warwik Heale, at Wembyry : Gules, five fusils con
joined in bend ermine, in sinister chief a martlet or.
Amyas Bamfild, at Poltymore : Or, on a bend gules
three mullets argent.
Thomas Browne, at Browneshilliers: Gules, a chevron
ermine cotised or, between three escallops of the last.
Thomas Muncke, at Poderige : Gules, a chevron be
tween three lions' heads erased argent.
John Whiddon, at Chagford ; Argent, a chevron
between three spear-heads gules.
Thomas Reynell, at Woggewill: Masoned ..., a chief
indented ...
Richard Hawkyns, at Pole : Sable, on a point wavy
argent and azure a lion passant or debruised by a bendlet
sinister argent, in chief three bezahts.
Thomas Prideaux, at Nutwell: Argent, a chevron
barry wavy sable and of the field.
John Fitz, of Fitzforde : Argent, goutty gules, a cross
engrailed of the last.
Lewes Stewkeley, of Afton : Azure, three pears or.
Henry Rolle, of Steephenston : Or, on a fess dancetty
between three billets azure, each charged with a lion rampant of
the field, as many bezants.
Henry Rolle, sonne of Sir Henry : Or, on a fess dan
cetty between three billets azure, each charged with a lion ram
pant of the field, as many bezants, a label of three points
gules.
Arthur, sonne of Hugh Akland, of Akland :
Chequy, argent and sable, a fess gules.

Peers, Baronets and Knights of Devon. 1 1 7
John Akland, of Culm John : Chequy, argent and
sable, on a fess gules a crescent or.
Thomas Drewe, of Brodhembiry : Ermine, a lion pas
sant gules.
Richard Edgcomb, of Mount Edgcomb : ..., on a bend
..., cotised ..,, three boars' heads couped ...
Edward Giles, of Deane : Per chevron, argent and
azure, a lion rampant counterchanged. collared or.
Richard Strode, sonne of Sir William Strode :
Argent, a chevron between three conies* courant sable, in chief
a label of three points gules.
George Smythe, of Matford: ..., a fess ... cotised
... between three martlets ...
Nicolas Smyth, of Saint Leonardes, his sonne :
Sable, a fess cotised between three martlets or.
George Southcot, of Bukland Toutzains : Argent, a
chevron gules between three coots sable, in chief a cinquefoil of
the second. Francis Fulford, of Bosumshele : Gules, a chevron
argent. John Speccot, of Thornbyry: Or, on a bend gules
three mill-rinds argent.
William Kirkham, of Blagdon : Argent, three lions
rampant gules, a bordure engrailed sable.
William Pole, of Colcomb : Azure, a lion rampant
[argent] between seven fleurs-de-lys [or].
Christofer Harrys, of Radford: Sable, three crescents
within a bordure argent.
William Dyllon, of  : Argent, a lion rampant gules
debruised by a fess azure between three estoiles of six points
wavy issuing from as many crescents ...
Edward Southcot, of Santon : Argent, a chevron
gules between three coots sable, in chief a martlet of the
second. William Cooke, of Bokeish : Argent, a chevron chequy
gules and azure between three cinquefoils of the last, in chief a
crescent . . .
Nicolas Prideaux. of  : Argent, on a chevron sable
a crescent or, a label of three points gules.
Barnard Grenvill, of Bideford : Gules, three clarions
or rests or.
Antony Rowse, of Edmerston : Or, an eagle displayed
azure. * These figures rather resemble boars statant than conies.— Eds.

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Noblemen, Baronets and Knightes which had dwell-
inges in Devon in the Raigne of King James.
William Bourchier, Erl of Bathe: Argent, a cross
engrailed gules between four water-bougets sable, on a label of
three points azure as majiy fleurs-de-lys or.
Edward, Erl of Bathe, his sonne : Argent, a cross
engrailed gules between four water-bougets sable, a label of
three points ...
Edward Russell, Erl of Bedford: Argent, a lion ram
pant gules, on a chief . . . three escallops . . .
Frances, Lord Russell, at Bisshop's Clist : Argent, a
lion rampant gules, on a chief ... three escallops ...
Thomas, Lord Ridgway, Erl of Londondirry : Sable,
two wings conjoined argent.
George, Lord Carew, nowe Erl of Totenays: Or,
three lions passant in pale sable.
Edward Seamer, Baronet : Gules, two wings conjoined
in lure, or.
Edward Seamer, his sonne. Knight and Baronet :
Gules, two wings conjoined in lure or.
Frances Vyncent, Knight and Baronet, at Kilring-
TON : Azure, three quatrefoils slipped or.
Edmond Prideaux, Baronet, at Netherton : Argent,
on a chevron sable a crescent or, a label of three points gules
and in sinister chief a crescent of the second.
George Chidley, Baronet, at Asseriston : Ermine,
three lions rampant gules.
Frances Drake, Baronet, at Buckland Mona-
CORUM : Sable, a fess between two estoiles of five points wavy
argent.
. Robert Chichester, Knight of the Bathe, at
Ralegh : Chequy or and gules, a chief vair.
Thomas Wyse, Knight of the Bathe, at Sidenham :
Sable, three chevronels ermine.
George Speke, Knight of the Bathe, at Wem
worthy : Argent, two bars azure, over all an eagle with two
heads displayed or.
William Courtenay, at Powderham : Or, three roun
dels gules.Ferdinando Gorges, at Plymouth : Lozengy, or and
azure, on a chevron gules a crescent argent.
William Peryam, Lord Chief Baron, at Fulford :
Gules, a chevron engrailed between three leopards' faces or.
Thomas Denny.s, at Bicketon : Ermine, three Danish
battle-axes gules.

Peers, Baronets and Knights of Devon. 1 1 9
Thomas, Lord Arondell, of Warder, at Brode
clist : Sable, six hirondelles, three, two and one, argent, on the
fess point a crescent of the last.
William Strode, at Newenham : Argent, a chevron be
tween three conies sable.
Richard Champernon, at Modbyry : Gules, a saltire
vair between twelve billets or.
George Cary, at Cockington : Argent, on a bend sable
three roses of the field.
Antony Powlet. at Sanford Peverell : Sable, three
swords in pile points in base argent.
Hugh Pollard, of Kinges Nymeton : Quarterly first
and fourth ..., a chevron between three escallops ... second and
third ..., a chevron ..., between three mullets ...
Robert Basset, at Heanton Punchardon : Barry
dancetty of six argent and gules.
John Gilbard, at Greeneway : Argent, on a chevron
sable, three roses of the field.
Arthur Chichester, Lord Belfast, at Santon :
Chequy, or and gules, a chief vair. on the honour point a
crescent ...
Charles Blunt, Erle of Devon: Barry nebuly of six,
or and sable.
William Cavendish, Erl of Devon : ..., three stags'
heads cabossed . . .
Thomas Cecill, Erl of Exceter : Barry of six ...,
over all as many escutcheons, three, two and one, ..., each
charged with a lion rampant ...
William, Erle of Exceter, sonne of Thomas : Barry"
of six ..., over all as many escutcheons, three, two and one ...,
each charged with a lion rampant ...
Edward Chichester, of Egesford, now Vicont :
Chequy, or and gules, a chief vair.
George Petre, of Hays : Gules, on a bend or between
two escallops argent, a crescent in chief sable.
John Drake, sonne of John Drake, of Ashe: ... a
wivern wings addorsed ...
Shilston Calmady, of Woode : Azure, a chevron argent
between three pears or.
Samuel Sommaster, of Pinford : Argent, a tower be
tween five fleurs-de-lys sable.
Samuell, sonne of Robert Rolle, of Heanton
Sachvill: .... on a fess dancetty ... between three billets ...
each charged with a lion rampant ... as many roundels ..., and
in chief a crescent ...
Francis Glanfvill. of Tavistoke : Azure, three sal
tires or.

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Richard Reynell, of Wooleburgh : Argent, masoned
sable, a chief dancetty of the last charged on the dexter chief
point with a crescent or.
Edmond Fowell, of Fowelscomb : Argent, a chevron
sable, on a chief gules three mullets of the field.
Nicolas Martyn, of Oxton : Argent, two bars gules, on
dexter chief point a crescent sable.
Robert, sonne unto the Lord Ridgway : Sable, two
wings conjoined argent, a label of three points or.
Arthur Manwaring, of Holcomb Bernard: ...,two
bars ...
Henry Rouswell, of Forde : Per pale, gules and azure,
a lion rampant tail forked argent.
Sir Edward Seamer, of Biry, Knight, created baronet
29 Junii 1611, 9 Jacobi : Gules, two wings conjoined in lure or.
Sir Frances Vincent, of Kilrington, Knight
Baronet, 26 July, 17 Jacobi : Azure, three quatrefoils slipped-
argent. Edmond Prideaux, of Netherton, Esq., Baronet 27
Julij, 20 Jacobi: Argent, on a chevron sable a crescent or
charged with another of the second, a label of three points
gules. [Devonshire] Knightes by King Charles.
Richard Reynell, of Woggewill: ..., masoned ..., a
chief dancetty sable.
John Younge, sonne of Walter Younge, of Coly-
TON : Ermine, on a bend cotised sable three griffins' heads
erased or, a label of three points gules.
John Chichester, of Hall: Chequy, or and gules, a
chief vair, charged on the dexter with a crescent of the first.
Henry, sonne of Peter Carew, of Bickley : Or,
three lions passant in pale sable, a label of three points gules.
John Chidley, brother unto Baronet Chidley :
Ermine, three lions rampant gules, in chief a crescent ...
Symon Leache, of Cadley : Ermine, on a chief indented
gules three ducal coronets or, within a bordure engrailed ...
James Bagge, of Plymouth : [No arms given].
Walter Leache, sonne of Sir Symon : Ermine, on a
chief indented ..., three ducal coronets ..., within a bordure
engrailed ...
Edward Cary, of  : Argent, on a bend sable three
roses of the field.
Thomas Reynell, brother of Sir Richard, of Woge-
WILL : Argent, masoned proper, on a chief dancetty sable a
crescent of the field.

Peers, Baronets and Knights of Devon. 1 2 1
Popham Southcot, sonne of Thomas Southcot :
Argent, a chevron gules between three coots sable, a label of
three points of the second.
George Chidley, Baronet, i Augusti, 20 Jacobi : Er
mine, three lions rampant gules.
Frances Drake, of Bukland, Baronet, 20 August,
20 Jacobi ; Sable, a fess between two estoiles of six points
wavy argent.
Thomas Heale, of Fleete, Baronet, 28 Mali, 3 Caroli :
Gules, five fusils conjoined in bend ermine.
Lewes Pollard, of Nymeton, Baronet, 3 Mali, 3 Caroli :
Argent, a chevron sable between three escallops gules.
John Pole, of Shute, Baronet, 12 Septembris, 4 Caroli :
Azure, a lion rampant argent between seven fleurs-de-lys or.
Richard Grenvill, of Fitzford, Knight Baronet,
19 Aprilis, 6 Caroli : Gules, three clarions or rests or, in chief a
crescent argent.

SHORT BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICES OF
NOBLES AND KNIGHTS OF DEVON,
DISTINGUISHED FOR MILITARY AND OTHER SERVICE,
FROM THE CONQUEST TO THE
REIGN OF HENRY IV.
(Pages 259—294.)

Men of Renoume in military employmentes, and in
Councell within this Countye of Devon sithens
THE coming of THE CONQUEROR.
WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR setled in this
country to enhabit, and to govern Baldwin le
Sap, whom he had made hereditary sherif or
vicount.
Judahell surnamed de Totenays of his place of dwelling
was also placed in Devonshire, and had his castelles both at
Totenays and Barnstable.
Martyn de Turon, a noble warrior, the Conqueror gave the
honor of Dertinton unto. This man overran the country called
Ceamoys in Wales, and left it unto his posterity. From this
man ar discended as heires generals th'erl Bathe and the Lord
Awdelegh. The famyly of Martyn at Adelhamston lately resting
amongst weomen. Martyn of Seburgh and the Martins of Exceter
are also discended from this Martin de Turon.
Raph de la Pomeray did the Conqueror leave to govern this
and gave unto him divers landes. He made his castell or dwell
ing neere Totenays at Berry, where his issue and name con
tynewed unto Edward VI. tyme ; the heire male rem.ayneth
unto this tyme in that name, although not in the honor.

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Walter de Doway the Conqueror gave Baunton unto with
divers other landes. his sonne and grandchild were called de
Baunton of theire dwelling. The heire generall of this man is
th'erl of Bathe by Pannell, Cogan, and Fitzwarren.
Richard de Granavilla was setled at Bideford, where his
issue male contyneweth unto these dayes.
Walter de Clavile receyved a great enheritanc in this
country where his issu male contynewed unto Richard II. tyme.
The heir& generall is Beare of Huntsam. Clavill of Dorcetshire
that now is discendeth from this Walter Clavill.
Robert de Albimar in the Conqueror's tyme had a goodly
enheritanc in this shire, and had his dwellinges at Midelton and
Finite. Their discended from him divers famylies of great
woorth and of that name, videlicet of Midleton Damarell, which
ended in Edward I. tyme. Of Northywis, whose heire generall
Tremayn of Collacomb is. Of Woodbiry, which ended in the
latter part of Edward III. raigne, and the heires general were
maried unto Sir William Bonvil, and Sir John Matravers of
Melbery. The heire general of Bonvill ys the issue of the lady
Katerin Gray, and of Matravers Sir John Strangwais.
Roger de MeoHs held Lyw and Wadelescot of Baldwin the
sherif of [Devon] in the Conqueror's tyme. This name con
tynewed in honorable place unto the tyme of King Edward III.
Then the heires generals were maried unto the Lord William
Botreaux and Sir Thomas Courtenay, whose heires are th'erl of
Huntington by Hungerford, and th'erl of Bathe, the Lord Zouch,
Arondel of Lanhern and the heire generall of Carew, which is
Thomas Southcot of Mounsotery. Theire was also a younger
house of Mules which contynewed unto Henry VI. tyme. The
heire generall ys Arscott by Batten of Dunsland, and by Gilbard
and Norbury, the heires of the Lord Bray.
Robert Bastard was also possessed of divers landes in
Devonshire, and his dwelling was at Efford in the Conqueror's
tyme. This name contynewed in very good account unto the
beginning of Edward III. and theire [were] divers knightes of
that famylye. The heires generall by Whitlegh are Sir Barnard
Grenvil and Hals of Efford and Kenedon. The name con
tyneweth in this countrey.
William Poilge, or de Pola, possessed divers landes in the
Conqueror's tyme in Devon ; his issue contynewed barrons unto
King John's tyme. William de Pola or de Stagno went into
the Holy Land with King Richard I. and is nombred amongst
the barrons. Ted bald Fitz Bernard held divers lands in the Conqueror's
tyme, he had his dwelling neere Exceter at Holecomb Bernard,
soe called from him ; his issue in his name contynewed unto the
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Kaull, unto whom, by Kingston, Mansell of Somersetshire is
heire general!.
Hervey de Hilion had Asseriston and divers other landes in
Devonshire, and his dwelling was at Asseriston now called Ash
ton, fowre miles from Exceter. The heires male contynewed
unto the Raigne of King Henry III. The heires generall, by
Prous of Asheriston, is George Chidley, by Prous of Wideworthy,
is Sir Robert Chichester and Sir Thomas Wise's wief, the
daughter and heire of Stowford.
And also by Challons heires generals are Vivian, Courtenay
of Lanrak in Cornwall, Fulford, the heire of Larder, the heir of
Barnhous, Fortescu of Wimston, Moore of Moorehays.
Their was a younger house of that name, which contynewed
unto the raigne of Edward III. and dwelled at Upton Hilion.
The heire general of whom is Dowrish of Dowrish.
Men of nobility, and of Renowme in the tyme of
King Henry I.
Richard de Ridver receyved by the gift of King Henry I.
the manner of Tiverton ; whom the same king for his good
service made Erl of Devon, being the first Erl of this county
sithens the Conquest.
Rocelin de Beamont was in high favor with King Henry I.
Unto him the king gave Constanc, his base daughter, with the
mannor of South Tawton : he had fayre possessions in this
county, and his dwelling was at Shirwell. From him arr de
scended Chichester and Basset, as heires generals.
From a younger famyly dwelling at Ainkesdon, Pomeray of
Ainkesdon is descended as heir generall.
And from Beamond of Gidesham which was held illegiti-
mat, and no Beamond, but named John, the sonne of Jone
Bodrugan, Muttelbiry of Somersetshire is heire generall.
Asculph de Soleigny, or de Solariis, was in good employ
ment with King Henry I. His dwelling was Umberlegh. The
heires general of him by Chambernon, Willington and Beamont,
are Chichester and Basset.
Johell de la Pomeray was in King [Henry] the I. tyme, and
in good account with the said king. He maried the sister of
Jeffiey, Erl of Cornwall, which the sayd king begat on Amasa
Corbet, the mother of the sayd Erie, and of Herebert. This
man's dwelling was at Berry, which honor his father Raph had
receyved from the Conqueror. All the name of Pomeray now
remayning in this Shire are discended from this man.
Robert, a Norman born, and Bisshop of Exon lived in the
days of King Henry I. He was counselor of estate to the said
king, and before unto his brother William Rufus.

Nobles and Knights of Devon. 1 2 5
WilHam Botereaux, or de Bottereles, lived in very great
esteeme with King Henry I. This man's abode was in this
schire and in Cornwall ; he maried Alis Corbet, the si.ster of
Amasa, mother of Reginald, Erl of Cornwall. The i.ssue male
of him contynewed unto Henry VI. tyme and were barrons of
great honor and livelihode. The heire generall of him is th'erl
of Huntingdon by Hungerford. Sir Walter Hungerford, and
Sir Edward Hungerford, late of Wilshire, are discended also
from this William Botreaux.
Richard Fitz Baldwin, Lord of Okhamton, hereditary sherif
of Devon lived in King Henry I. [tyme]. This man was of the
greatest revenew of any man within this County. From his
sister Emma are discended heires generals Trelawny, Mohun,
Arondell of Talvarn, and Vyvian and Courtney of Lanrak, by
the fourth sister of Edward Courtenay, Erl of Devon in
Henry VII. tyme, also Sir William Courtnay and the rest of the
Courtneys. Robert Fitz Martyn, Lord of Dertinton in Devon, and of
Ceamoys in Wales, lived in Henry I. tyme. From him is
descended (as before is sett downe from his father) th'erl of
Bathe and Lord Awdeley as heires generals, Martyn of Dorcet
shire, from whom are the Martins of Excester.
Roger de Nonant lived in King Henry I. tyme ; he enjoyed
the moyty of the barony and honor of Totenays ; his issue male
contynewed unto the beginning of Edward III. The heires
generall of him by Bechamp of Kyme and Challons are Vivian
and Courtney of Lanrak, by Trethirf and Fulford, Fortescu,
Larder's daughter, Moore and Fortescu of Wimston and the
heires of Barnhous by Dennys of Combralegh.
William Warlewast, a man of great estimacion with King
Henry I. and a principall counselor of Estate unto the sayd King,
was advaunced for his good service unto the Bisshoprick of Exon
in the [Sth year] of his raigne.

King Stephan. Men of Nobility and Woorth that
LIVED in this King's tyme within Devon.
Baldwin de Rivers, Erl of Devon, lived in King Stephan's
tyme. This man held the cyty of Exceter against the sayd
King, and being by the said King expulsed from thence, he
fortified the Isle of Weight but the King pursued him, and
banished him the land.
Richard, the sherif of Devon lived in King Stephan's tyme,
and was Lord of Okhamton.
Robert Fitz Martin, Lord of Dertinton. JoeU de la Pomeray.
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Robert de Baunton, Lord of Baunton, Rocelin de Bellomonte,
Asculph de Solariis and William Botereaux lived also in King
Stephan's tyme.
Hugh Peverell of Ermington, the first of the Devonshire
Peverelle's. lived in King Stephan's tyme.
Samson Folliot of Warlegh lived in this King's tyme ; his
issue male contynewed unto the tyme of Henry III. The heire
generall of this man ys Copleston of Warlegh, by Bonvill and
Gorges. Galfrid de Furnell, or Furneaux, lived in King Stephan's
tyme. Mauricius de Pola, Lord of Pole, lived in King Stephan's
tyme. William de Reigny lived in King Stephan's tyme : his
heires male contynewed unto Edward I. tyme. The heires
generall are Horsy and Code of Gidley, by Prous and Da
marell. William de Buzum, Lord of Churchton and Ithelton, lived
in King Stephan's tyme : his heires males contynewed in the
right lyne unto Edward III. tyme : the heires generall ar Yard
and Ashford by Ferrers, and the heires of the Lord Bray by
Chiverston and Halwell. The heire male contynewed in a
younger house unto Henry VI. tyme, and the heire generall of
that house is Fulford.
Guy de Britvile lived also in King Stephan's tyme : his
heire male contynewed unto Edward III. tyme.
Noble and men of Woorth in King Henry II. his
TYME.
Baldwin, Erl of Devon which died in the beginning of the
Raign of King Henry II.,* unto whom Richard de Ridvers
Erl 0/ Devon his eldest sonne succeeded. And after the death
of Richardf Baldwin his eldest sonne succeeded. King
Henry II. employed this Baldwyn in his British Warres where
[he] behaved himself valiauntly and in recompenc the said king
gave unto him the daughter and heir of Raph de Doliz with the
honor of Chateau Reaulx ; he died without issue.
Raph Avenell, the sonne of Emma by William Avenell, her
first husband, after the death of Adeliz, his Aunt, in the begin
ning of Henry II. did succeed in the barony of Okhamton. This
man disdayning the mariage of the daughter of Reginald, Erl of
Cornwall, soe farr provoked the said Erl that he raised a tytle
against him for the sayd barony of Okhamton, in which he enti-
tuled Matild, the daughter of Robert de Averinches, which was
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Nobles and Knights of Devon. 127
sonne unto Emma the mother of Raph or Ranulph Avenell, by
a second husband called William de Averinches. It appeareth
that Richard, the Lord of Okhamton, in his lief tyme, for the
love which he bare unto Robert de Averinches, caused his
knightes and freeholders of his honor of Okhamton to attorne
unto the said Robert as unto his next heire. By reason whereof
an assise being brought by the sayd Matild against Ranulph,
the Jury found that Robert de Averinches was seised of the
sayd honor by th'attornement, and by meanes of the homages
and fealties donne unto him by the knightes and freeholders of
the sayd honor. Thus Ranulph lost this honor.
Robert Fitz Roy, in the right of Matild, his wief, became
Lord of Okhamton. This Robert was brother unto Reginald
Erl of Cornwall and alsoe base sonne to King Henry I. He
begat on the sayd lady his wief one daughter called Matild^
whom Reginald de Courtenay maried.
The Lord Reginald de Courtenay came into England with
Queene Elinor, the wief of King Henry II. The said king gave
Matild, the daughter of Robert Fitz Roy, with the barony of
Okhamton, unto the said Reginald, and unto William Cour
tenay* the sonne of Reginald the king [gave] the mannor of
Sutton in Oxfordshire. This William-f- by th'advise of his
father maried Hawis de Ayncoort the half sister of his father's
wief, which the Lord of Ayncort begot on the Lady Matild
before .she came into England. From this William-f- and Hawis,
after her sister's deathf lady of Okhamton arr issued all the
Courtenays. The Lord Reginald had no issue by the Lady
Matild, his wief, which died without issue.
Nicolas de Pola, Lord of Pole, in Devonshire lived in the
beginning of King Henry II. He had also divers landes in
Wilshire. In his deedes he writeth 'omnibus hominibus suis
Francis et Anglicis' which was the manner of Barons and great
men of that tyme.
Robert, Lord Martin of Dertinton and Ceamoys, the second
of the name of Robert, and alsoe Robert the third lived in
Henry II. tyme.
Henry de Nonant lived in the 22 of Henry II., and after
the death of Roger his father, which died about the tenth of this
king, had the moyty of the honor of Totenays.
Asculph de Solariis died Anno domini 1171 in the [i8th]
yeere of Henry IL, and Gilbert de Solariis which had maried
* Sutton, in Berkshire, was given to Reginald de Courtenay in 1161.—
 Eds.
t For William read Reginald. See 'Notes and Queries,' Sth S., vii.,
p. 441. — Eds. .•. . TI ¦ ¦ J
X Matilda died in or about 1224, and Hawisia m 1219 : Hawisia, and not
her sister, was Lady of Okehampton.— Eds.

128 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
with Hawis, sister to Richard Erl of Devon, succeeded him, and
his dwelling was also at Umberlegh. This man and his father
alsoe did serve Henrv II. in his British warres. He left issue
Mabil his only daughter and heire, whom Jordan de Cham
bernon maried, and enjoyed Umberlegh and the rest of the said
Gilberte's landes with her.
Reginald, Erl of Cornwall, Lord of the honor of Braneys*
in Devonshire died Anno domini 1175 ; 23 Henry II. Henry
his base sonne called 'filius Comitis' held the same honor, but
the king resumed it into his owne handes after some short space
after the death of Reginald, soe as the said Henry held the same
at the kinge's pleasure.
Fulk Pannell, or Paganell, was Lord and Baron of Baunton
in this king's raigne; the said Fulk attended the sayd Henry II.
in his British warres, and maried Alda, th'eldest sister of Gilbert
de Abrinces, and had a great part of his enheritanc after his
death, who was drowned Anno Domini 1172. This Fulk died
Anno domini 1182, the 28 of Henry II. and his sonne William
succeeded him.
Oliver the sonne of Oliver de Dinan was Vicount of Dynan
in Britayne, and Lord of Hertland, and Harpford and divers
other landes in Devonshire. This man and also his kinsman
Rowland de Dinan were in very great favor with King Henry II.
yeat nevertheles they both rebelled against the said King, who
destroyed Becherell, the castell of Rolland Dynan and destroyed
a great part of Dynan, which belonged unto the sayd Oliver de
Dinan. This man was a great souldier, and especially well
esteemed by King Henry II. after his submission and recon-
ciliacion. Warin de Aula held of King Henry II. 9 knights' fees
within this shire.
William de Breuse held the moytye of the honor of Barn
stable in the tyme of King Henry II. He gave the same unto
th'Erl of Lecester, Robert, with Loretta his daughter, who dying
without issue gave unto her neixce Matild de Tracy Tawstoke.
Richard de Bellomonte, sonne of Roscelin and Constanc,
King Henry I. base daughter, was Vicount of Mayne in Nor
mandy, and Lord of Southtawton in this shire. This man was
had in soe great respect with King Henry II. that he bestowed
his daughter Ermegardis in mariage on William, King of Scot
land and was at the chardge thereof, and honored it with his
owne person in the [33rd] yeere of his raigne. Constanc, another
daughter of the sayd Richard, was maried unto Roger de Tony
of Flamsted.t * Bradninch. — Eds. '
t This paragraph is misplaced on p. 270 of MS.  Eds.

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Noble men and men of speciall note in military or
CYVILL GOVERNEMENT WHICH LIVED IN KiNG RICHARD
THE FIRST HIS TYME IN DEVONSHIRE.
William, Lord Brigwer, or Briwer, a man very well learned
in the lawes of this land, a judge and counseller of Estate, and
much employed by King Richard I. He had lardg possessions
in Devonshire by the king's gift, and also by his wief Matild de
Vallibus. He left two sonnes both by the name of William ; the
youngest was a clergyman and Bisshop of Exon. After the
death of the Lord William Briwer, his sonne, his large possessions
were devided amongst th'issue of his daughters.
William Panell, the sonne of Fulk Pannell, was barron of
Baunton in King Richard I. tyme. He left issue William which
left 3 daughters, all which died issueles, and his estate came
unto Sir John [Cogan], sonne of Cristian sister of William
Pannell.* William de Ridvers, called de Vernon of the place of his
birth, the sonne of Baldwin, Erl of Devon,, after the death of his
brother, and his two nephewes, Baldwin and Richard, came unto
th'Erldome of Devonshire in the tyme of Richard I. He had
issue Baldwyn, which died two yeeres before him, Jone maried
unto the Lord William Briwer, the younger, and Mary, maried
unto the Lord Robert de Courtenay,- unto whose posterity
th'Erldom of Devon afterward came.
Henry de la Pomeray was Lord of Byry in this king's tyme,
who enclining in faccion unto John Erl of Moreton and Corn
wall, the king's brother, drave out the monkes out of St. Michael's
Mount, in Cornwall, and fortified the same against the king.
But hearing of the king's redempcion and retorningehomewardes,
he died as it was supposed with grief and feare,
William de Tracy had a porcion of the barony of Barn
stable in King Richard I. tyme,
Oliver de Tracy held also a poreion thereof in the same
king's tyme.
John de Toriton was in King Richard I, tyme Lord and
Baron of Toriton ; after the death of William, his sonne, this
Barony and other his landes were devided amongst five weemen,
sisters.t and the heires generall, maried unto Merton, Brian,
Martin, Humfravill and Sully.
William, Lord Martin of Dertinton and Ceamoys. lived in
Richard I. tyme.
* See notes under the Barony of Bampton or Baunton (p. 71).— Eds.
t See note under the Barony of Torington or Torinton (p. 66), where
the heirs are proved to be Merton, FitzWilliam, Tremenet, Umfraville
and Sully.— Eds. 9

1 30 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Henry de Ferrers held the honor of Beere of th'Eri Moreton
and Cornwall in this King's tyme, from whome are issued all the
families of Ferrers which were in Devon and Cornwall but now
extinguished in the heires femalles.
Peter de Burdon lived in the tyme of Richard I. and was
Lord of Kingsteignton in this shire : his issue male contynewed
unto the tyme of King Henry IV. Henry Clifford esquire, the
now Lord of Kingsteignton is heire generall of him by Thorp.
Richard Peverell of Ermington lived in this tyme. The
famylyes of Carew ar discended from him, and Thomas South
cot of Mounsotery is the heire generall : from hym alsoe are
discended all ye famylyes of Carew.
Galfrid del Estre, or Lestre, Lord of Langford Lestre, lived
in the tyme of Richard I. This man's Barony was in Somerset
shire. Odo de Carrio, the sonne of William, the sonne of Girald,
the Steward of Pembroke, lived in this king's tyme. King
Richard I. gave unto him the mannor of Braunton in Devon
shire. He was Lord of Carrew in Pembrokshire from whenc he
tooke his name: he was also Lord of MuUefford in Barkshire,
and had great possessions in Ireland. From him all the famylies
of Carew ar discended and Thomas Southcot of Mohun's Otery
ys the heire generall.
Henry de Tilly lived in this king's tyme and had great
landes in Richard I. tyme in this county at Woonford. He fell
unto the French King in King John's tyme and left all his landes
in England. Gilbert Villers the Norman held Rew and divers landes in
Devonshire, and adhering unto the French from King John left
his landes. William Bacon held Dunsford and divers other landes in this
shire ; he was also a Norman and forfeyted his landes in King
John's tyme.
William de Pola, or de Stagno, held great possessions in
this shire : he went into the Holy Land and attended on King
Richard I. and is nombred amongst the barrons that attended
on the said King. Jone his daughter and heire was maried unto
Guy de Bryan.
William Revell lived in King Richard I. tyme in this shire,
and held divers landes heere : his sonne Richard de Revell was
sherif of Devon in King Richard's tyme, a good part thereof.
William de Montagu, or de Monteacuto, held divers landes
in Devon in King Richard I. tyme. His barony was in Somer
set. The great family of that name, which were Erles of
Salisbury, descended from him, as also did the Montagues of
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Richard Flemyng, or Flandrensis, held Stoke Flemyng,
Otery Flemyng, now Otery Mohun, with divers other landes ;
unto whom succeeded William and William, his sonne and
grandchild ; the last gave his landes unto the Lord Reginald de
Mohun in the tyme of Henry III.

The Noble and great men of birth, name and repu-
TACION that were OF THIS COUNTY AND LIVED IN
THE DAYES OF KiNG JOHX.
William de Ridvers, Erl of Devon lived and was also Erl of
Devon in King John's tyme.
William Pannell, baron of Baunton.
Roger la Zouch unto whom King John gave Blactoriton,
being the land of JoeU de Mayn, which revolted from King John
unto the French King. The King also gave unto him North
molton and other landes in this shire. Many branches are
sprouted out of this dry tree, for soe I take it the name doth
signify. The heire male of th'eldest house contynewed unto
Edward II. tyme, and after by St. Maur was caried into the
Lord Zouch that nowe ys, whoe is heir male as yeat enduring.
Bamfild and Stowell are also discended from the sayd Roger by
St. Maur, and also Fortescu of Pruteston. From another younger
house Mr. Davailes of Merland, by Fitzwarren is discended.
And from another younger house Carew and Corbet are discended,
by Talbot of Castell Ricard.
Peter Fitz Herbert in King John's tyme held 18 knightes'
fees which were parcell of the honor of Barnstable.
Mathew Fitz Herebert, Lord of Stoke in Ham lived in this
king's tyme. He was a great soldiour, and was younger sonne
unto Herebert Fitz Herebert, whose father was chamblayn unto
King Henry I, The issue male of this man contynewed unto
Edward's tyme. The honor came unto th'Erl of Huntington, by
th'Erl of Salisbury and Monthermer.
WilHam le Brewse, Lord of Totneys, in Devonshire. This
man fell soe greatly in displeasure with King John for that he
refused to deliver his sonnes for pledges for his loyalty, that he
was enforced to flye, but the king's displeasure pursued him into
Ireland, where his wief and William his eldest sonne were taken
and emprisoned, where they dyed with famyn. But William
Brues himself escaped into France, and their dyed.
Oliver Tracy lived in this King's [tyme] : he maried Eva,
the daughter of William Bruese, by meanes whereof the whole
barony and honor of Barnstaple came unto the Lord Henry
Tracy his sonne.
William Lord Briwer lived also in this king's tyme.
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1 3 2 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
John, Baron of Torinton, and William his sonne lived in
King John's tyme.
Thomas Basset, a younger sonne of the Lord Thomas
Basset, and brother to the Loid Gilbert Basset, lived in King
John's tyme ; and had the mannors of Coliton and Whiteford in
Devon ; he left issue two daughters Jone first wief of Reginald
de Valletort, and secondly of William Courtenay, knight, and
Alice, first maried to the Lord William Malet, secondly unto Sir
Thomas Samford, and thirdly unto the Lord John Biset. She
had issue by Samford many children. The heires generall of
this Thomas Basset are Grevill, by the Lord Brooke, Cheyney,
Staffijrd, Matravers, and Folliot ; also Strangwais, by Taylbois,
Stafford, Matravers, Folliot and Samford.
Eustachius Grenvill was liuetenant of the Towre of London
in the i6 yeere of King John : he was discended of Grenvill of
Bideford.* Phillip de Albiniaco, or Dalbeney, had his dwelling in
Devonshire lo of King John. This man was a great soldior,
and very faithfuil to the sayd king, and never swarved from his
service in all his great trowbles. His heire generall is th'Erl of
Bathe, whose great-grandmother was the sole sister of Henry
Dawbeney, Erl of Bridgwater, and daughter of Giles Lord Daw
beney. Mr. Giles Dawbeney of Wayford in Somersetshire, that
now is, descendeth from the brother of the said Gyles, Lord
Dawbeney, and is th'only heire male from the sayd Phillip.
John Fortescu was a souldior in armes under this King John,
who granted Wimondeston in Devonshire unto him in the lo
yeere of his raigne. From this man are descended all the
severall famylies of that name thorough England. Th'eldest
house hath contynewed ever sithens his dwelling at Wymondes-
ton, untill lately the heire of that famyly hath sold this,
being the remnant of th'enheritanc of his auncestors, formerly
wasted. William, Lord Martyn of Dertinton and Ceamoys lived in
this king's tyme. This man kept himself close in Wales during
the sturres betwixt King John and his barrons.
Henry de la Pomeray, lord of Byry, lived in King John's
tyme. Robert de Sachvile served King John, unto whom he gave
the land of divers Normans that were departed from his obedienc,
as Rew, Cowlegh, Dunsford and other landes, which descended
unto his nephew Phillip Causbeof, and soe by Amicia his
daughter, wief of Robert Blakford, unto Sir John Blackford their
sonne, which lived in the tyme of Edward II.
* In the margin is written, in a later hand, the following note : ' This
Eustace was a knight, and settled at Wotton-under-Wood, in Bucks.'— Eds.

Nobles and Knights of Devon. 1 3 3
Henry, the sonne of Reginald Erl of Cornwall, held the
honor of Totenays (which King John had seised into his handes
uppon displeasure taken against. William Lord Bruis) by the
commaundement of the said King, who had also the King's
mannor of Carswill and Dupeford, from the said king's gift. He
held also the honor of Braneys : he died without issue.
Symon Fitz Rogon had Normancot of King John's gift,
which was of the land that the Normans held. His dwelling
was at Holcomb Rogus, which bordereth neere Somersetshire.
From him are discended Blewet and the heires of Wadham by
Chiselden. Eustachius Courtenay served also under King John, who
gave unto him the land of John, the sonne of Lucas, who was
Butteler unto King Henry II. This John revolted to the French
King and Eustais Courtenay possessed Tingewike* in Devon
shire which the sayd John before held.
Galfride de Albemarle was in this king's tyme, and held
Woodbery of the king, which King Henry I. gave unto Stephen
de MaundeviU, his auncetor : the heires generall of this man are
the Lord Bonvil's heire, and Grevill and Strangways by Ma
travers. Robert de Ropeley held by his wief three fees, parcell of
the honor of Lymesey, within this county. This man was a
great souldior and of much employment in King John's tyme.

Men of Nobilyty and Woorth, inhabiting or which
[were] of Devonshire in Henry III. tyme.
William de Ridvers, called de Vernon. Eri of Devon : he
died the first yeere of this king unto whom succeeded Baldwin
de Rivers, his grandchild, by the Lord Baldwin his sonne, which
died two yeeres before his father, and left issue by Margaret
Fitzgerald, daughter and heire unto the Lord Warren Fitz
Gerald : this Baldwin that succeeded his grandfather in th'erldom,
he maried Amicia de Clare daughter of the wief of Richard, Erl
of Cornwall. Richard Plantaginet Eri of Cornwall, and after King of
Romanes, held in his owne right the honor of Braneys in Devon
shire with divers great lardg possessions in this shire, which all
came unto the crowne after the death of Edmond his sonne,
which died without lawfull issue.
* The holder of Tingwike was Eustacia de Courtenay, who also held
Curtun, in Sussex. She was the wife of Philip FitzAncelin, and previously
of Luce Fitzjohn (the Lucas of the text), from whom she had the lands of
Tingwike in dower (Rott. Litt. Claus., 2 Hen. III., pt. 2, memb. 11 ; Rot.
Fin., 7 Hen. III., memb. 2)1— Eds.

1 34 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
William. Lord Brywer the younger, lived in the beginning
of Henry III. He died without issue, having maried Jone, on
of the daughters of William de Vernona, Erl of Devon : his
enheritanc was parted amongst his five sisters, Margery, by
whom that part was made a porcion annexed unto the honor of
Lancaster ; Grace, the second sister, left her enheritanc to Can-
tilupe and Mortimer; Isabell, the third sister, from whom by
Wake, and Edmond of Woodstock's daughter, the heires of
Holland Erl of Kent are discended. Ahs, the fourth sister,
from whom by Mohun and Strangeway th'erl of Derby is
discended, and the three daughters and heires of Ferdinando,
Erie of Derby are likewise discended, and ar the heires generals
from the sayd Isabell, and also of the Lords Mohun and Strange;
and Jone the fifth sister maried to William Percy, and had issue
Jone, Agnes, Alis and Anastacia.
William Brewer, sonne of the Lord WilHam Brewer, th'elder
was in great favor with King Henry III., and of his privy
counsell. He was promoted unto the bisshoprick of Exon in
the loth yeere of Henry III. The King putt this man in trust
with the conveying of his sister into Germany., to bee maried
unto th'Emperor. He died in 29 yeere of King Henry III.
William Ralegh born in Devon. He was a man excellently
lerned in the lawes of this Realme, and was first a judge, and
after promoted by King Henry III. unto the Bisshoprick of
Norwich, but in the 27 of the same king he attayned unto the
Bisshoprick of Winchester, without the king's consent, by meanes
whereof he fell into displeasure with the said King.
Robert, Lord Courtenay, was Baron of Okhamton in the
begining of Henry III. and after the death of the Lady Hawis,
his mother. Lady and enheretrix of that honor. This lady was
maried unto William* sonne of the Lord Reginald de Courtenay,
which had maried Matild the sister of this Lady Hawis, and by
her had the sayd barony.
William Pannell, or Paganell, Lord of Baunton, sonne of
William, the sonne of Fulk, lived in King Henry III. tyme, and
died in the i6[34] yeere of his raign, leaving issuet Milicent, Alis
and Agnes, which all three died without issue, by means whereof
Baunton and the rest of th'inheritanc came unto Sir John Cogan
as next cosen and heire, being sonne of Sir William, sonne of
Sir Milo, by Cristian the daughter of Sir Fulk Pannell.
Sir Nicholas de Mules was a man of high reputacion in
King Henry III. tyme, and was a counselor of estate. Besides
he was a worthy and noble souldier. He was a governor or
seneschall of Gascoigne, and in the 28 of King Henry III. he
* For William read Reginald. — Eds.
t He died without issue ; see note (p. 71) under the Barony of Baunton.
—Eds.

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fought a Battell with the King of Navarr, and tooke him pri
soner in the field. He discended of an auncient linage within
this shire, and had in mariage Hawis on of the daughters and
heires of the Lord James sonne of William de Newmarch. The
King gave unto him his mannor of Kingscarswill in Devon.
The heires generall of him are th'erl of Huntington by Botreaux
and Hungerford, and the heires of the Lord Dinham by Cour
tenay. Sir Stephan de Bauceyne served King Henry III. and was
a worthy souldior, and had many victories against the Welch,
and was at the length slayne the 41 of the same King by Rees
Vachan. Henry de Baa lived in the tyme of King Henry HI., and
was a judge of the King's Bench, and being appealed of falshod
by Sir Phillip Darcy he fell soe highly into the king's dis
pleasure, that the king gave liberty unto any man to kill him.
But his wief being of kinred of the Bassetes and Samfordes, which
were greate men in that tyme, by theire meanes he was recon
ciled unto the king.
Herebert Fitz Mathew, Lord of Stokenham, sonne of
Mathew Fitzherbert, lived in Henry III. tyme; he was a
valiant knight, and of great service, and had great knowledge in
the warres. He was slayne neere Montgomery in Wales, by
the fall of a stone from the topp of a hill.
The Lord Alan Zouch, sonne of Roger, lived in this king's
tyme ; he was Lord of Northmolton, and had divers other landes
in Devonshire. He was lerned in the lawes of this land, and
was Justice of Chester. He also receyved great advauncement
by Helen, his wief, on of the daughters and heires of Roger
Quyncy, Erl of Winchester, and Helen his wief He was slayne
in Westminster Hall.
The Lord Phillip Dawbeney, or Dalbiney, lived in Henry III.
tyme, and was of the king's counsell, and employed in great
affaires, as namely in practising the revolt of the Normans from
the French. This man soe much prevailed in counsell with the
king, that by his meanes the jorney, which the bisshops of
Winchester and Exceter intended unto the Holy Land was
crossed. Baldwyn de Ridvers, the fifth was Erl of Devonshire after
the death of Baldwyn his father, which died 29 of Henry III.
This Baldwin had issue John which lived not long, by meanes
whereof the name of Ridvers failed, and th'erldom came unto
Isabell sister of the last Baldwin, which was m.nried unto
William de Fortibus, Erl of Albemarle. This Lady died with
out issue. Neere about her death shee sold th'ile of Weight,
and her mannor of Christchurch unto King Edward I. for six
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William de Stanes. and Geffiey Hecham, the King's Receivers.
After her death th'inheritanc and th'Erldome of Devon came
unto the Lord Hugh Courtenay as cosen and next heir.
John, Lord Courtenay, was baron of Okhamton in this
king's tyme, after the death of Robert his father.
William de Bruse, the sonne of the Lord Reginald by
Grace, on of the sisters and heires of William Lord Brewer, was
Lord of Totenais, and was hanged by Leolyn, princ of Wales,
for that hee took him in adultery with his wief in the 14 yeere of
Henry III.
William, Lord Cantilup, after the death of William, Lord
Breuse. had the honor of Totneys ; and left it unto George, his
sonne. Sir Henry de la Pomeray, the father and sonne, were both
Lords of Byry in King Henry III. his tyme.
Nicolas, Lord Martyn of Dertinton, and Ceamoys. the father
and sonne, were both Lordes of those honors in Henry III.
tyme. Henry. Lord Tracy, sonne of Oliver Tracy, and Eva his
wief, was baron of Barnstaple, a man well lerned in the lawes,
and a judg in the tyme of Henry III. He left issue Matild,
first married unto Nicolas, Lord Martyn, and after to Jeffiey
Camvil : he died 2 of Edward I.
Peter Fitz Mathew, Lord of Stokenham, succeeded Here
bert. and Hved in Henry HI. his tyme, and John Fitz Mathew
his brother did succeede him, and died about the 54 of Henry III.
leaving his sonne Mathew within age, and in the custody of the
Lord Nicolas Martin.
Oliver de Dinant was Lord of Herteland in the beginning
of King Henry III., whom Galfride de Dynant succeeded, 27 [s]
of Henry III. and Oliver the sonne of Galfride the latter end of
Henry III. All these three grandfather, father, and sonne were
in Henry III. tyme.
Reginald de Valletort was Lord of Tremeton in CornwaU,
which he had by Jone, his mother, on of the daughters of Regi
nald Erl of Cornwall. He was also Lord of Hurberton, in
Devon : after the death of Roger, his sonne, th'inheritanc came
unto Peter Corbet and Henry de la Pomeray, being cosens and
next heires to the said Roger Valletort. Peter Corbet died
without issue.
Henry de Bracton lived in this King Henry III. tyme; he
was excellently lerned in the lawes, the memory whereof re-
mayneth unto this day by his labors extant ; he dwelled in
Devon, and lyeth buried in St. Peter's at Exceter.
WiUiam Chambernon, baron, the sonne of Jordan Cham
bernon, was lord of Umberlegh ; he died in the beginning of
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named Jone, which was maried unto Sir Raph de Willinton, and
brought unto him divers sonnes. After the death of Sir Raph,
which died about the 41 of Henry III., this lady contynewed
long tyme a widow, and stileth her self in all her deedes Lady
Jone Chambernon. Shee caused also all her sonnes to leave the
Willington's armes, and to give the Chambernons.
Sir Raph de Willinton, eldest sonne of Sir Raph and the
Lady Jone Chambernon, was a man of warr. in King Henry III.
his tyme. He had the keeping of Lundey, and was dischardged
thereof in the 48 of Henry III., and the keeping thereof de
livered unto Humphrey de Bohun.
Reginald, Lord Mohun of Dunster, was Lord of Otery
Mohun and divers other grete possessions in Devon : a great
part he gave unto William, his younger sonne, which he begat
on Isabel!, the widow of the Lord Gilbert Basset, the daughter
of William Erl Ferrers by Sibill Marshall: he died the 15 of
February, 1257.

Noble men of birth and such principall men of note
AND employment THAT WERE BORN OR HAD DWELL
INGES IN Devonshire in the tyme of Edward I.
Edmond Plantaginet, sonne of Richard, King of Almayn,
was Erl of Cornwall, and baron of the honor of Braneys in
Edward I. tyme. He died without lawfull issue, and his honors
came to the king as his next heire.
Hugh, Lord Courtenay, Baron of Okhamton, lived in King
Edward I. tyme. He was sonne unto John Courtenay and died
20 of Edward I., unto whom Hugh Lord Courteney, his sonne,
afterward Erl of Devonshire succeeded.
George de Cantilup was Lord of Totenays in Edward I. his
tyme : he died without issue, and the honor of Totenays came
unto the porcion of his sister Milizent, first wief of Eudo la
Zouch, and secondly of Roger de Monthalt. He died i Ed
ward I.
Nicholas Martin, Lord of Ceamoys in Wales, and Derting
ton in Devon : this man lived in the beginning of Edward I. his
raign, and maried Matild, the daughter of Henry Lord Tracy.
After the death of this Nicolas, his wief was remarried unto
Jeffi-ey Camvill, which toward the latter end of this king's
raigne was called as a baron unto the parliament. This Lady
had issue by both her husbandes : by the first William Lord
Martyn, and by the second Sir William Camvill, and Matild,
wief of Sir Henry de la Pomeray.
William Lord Martyn of Ceamoys, and Dertington lived in
the tyme of Edward I. He maried EHnor, the widow of the

1 38 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
Lord John de Mohun the II., the daughter of the Lord Reginald
Fitzpeers, by whom he had issue, William, Jone, wief of the
Lord Nicolas de Audelegh of Helegh, and Elinor wief of Sir
Phillip Columbers, which died without issue.
Henry de la Pomeray, Lord of Byry, died in the 15 of
Edward I., after whom Henry de la Pomeray his sQpne suc
ceeded, and died in the 33 of King Edward I. unto whom Henry
his Sonne succeeded, being at the death of his father 14 yeeres
old. John de Mules, sonne of Sir Roger de Mules, sonne of Sir
John de Mules, being the sonne of Nicolas, that valiant souldior
and grate counseler in Henry III. his tyme, was called as a
baron unto the parliament in the 27 of Edward I. He had his
dwelling at Kingscarswill in Devonshire ; he died the 3 of
Edward II.
Oliver de Dinant, or Dinham, sonne of Oliver, was called
as a barron unto the parliament 27 of Edward I., in which yeere
he also died, and left Jocey, his sonne, to succeede him.
Sir John Cogan, knight, was a man of great honor in Ire
land, and a good soulidor. After the death of the daughters*
of William Pannel, Lord of Baunton. he came unto the same
landes which the .said William held in England as cosen and
next heire, being sonn& of Sir William, the sonne of Sir
Miles Cogan by Cristian daughter unto Sir Fulk Pannell of
Baunton. This Sir John died 6 of Edward I., and Sir John
Cogan, his sonne, succeeded unto him, which died in the 30
of Edward I., and left Thomas his sonne to succeede him,
being of th'age of xxvj yeeres at the death of his father.
Sir Raph de Wilinton, after the death of his mother the
Lady Jone Chambernon, was Lord of Umberlegh, unto whom
Sir John de Willinton his sonne succeeded in King Edward I.
tyme. Roger, Lord Zouch of Ashby, was after the death of the
Lord Zouch, his father, Lord of Northmolton : he maried Ela,
on of the daughters and heires of Sir Stephan Longespe, Lord
Justice of Ireland, and had issue Alan, the last Zouch of that
famyly. Sir John de Carno, or Carru, lived in this king's tyme, and
had by his wief, Elinor the daughter and heire of William de
Mohun, of Otery Mohun, the sonne of the Lord Reginald Mohun
of Dunster by Isabel his second wief, being on of the heires of
th'erl Marshall, great possessions in this shire. He had issue
by her Sir Nicolas de Carru, which died without issue, and by
his second wief Jone Talbot, he had issue Sir John, unto whom
the Mouns' landes were conveyed by fyne.
* Or rather sister ; see under the Barony of Baunton, note (p. 71).' — Eds.

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This Sir John de Carreu was sonne of Sir Nicolas, which
maried Amicia the sister of Sir John Peverell of Erminton, by
whom he had Weston Peverell, Mamhed and Galmeton in
Devon. The said Sir Nicolas was sonne of Sir Nicolas and of
Amicia, his wief, by whom he had the barony of Odron in Ire
land. Sir Nicolas was sonne of Sir William, baron of Carew in
Pembrokshire, and Mulesford in Barkshire, being the sonne of
Nicolas, the sonne of William de Carrio, unto whom King John
confirmed Mulesford, which King Henry I. gave unto Gerald
the sonne of Walter, the grandfather of Otho, father of this
William. From this Gerald, which is sometyme called Gerald de
Win.sor, and most commonly Steward or governor of Pembroke,
are discended the Fitzgeraldes of Kildare, and th'erles of Desmond
in Ireland, and all the families of the Carowes in Ireland and
England. This Gerald was the sonne of Walter, Constable of
the Castell of Windesor, from which Walter, the Lord Winsor
that now liveth discendeth.
This Gerald came into Wales with Arnulph Erl of Pem
broke, brother of Robert de Belismo, arid sonne of Roger de
Mountgomery, Erl of Salop, and was his constable, or steward.
But after this Arnulph did rebeU, and was banisshed by Henry I.
The King gave the custody of all his landes unto Gerald, and
gave unto him great possessions. This Gerald new builded the
castell of Pembrok. He maried Nesta, daughter of Rees ap
Theodor, which v^ras a bewtifuU lady, and begat on her many
children. William, th'eldest, seated himself at Carru, where he
builded his castell ; he held also MuUesford by on knight's fee,
which his father had of the gift of Henry I. He also held two
knightes' fees in Hermitage in Buckinghamshire, by the name of
William, the sonne of Gerald of Pembroke. This William had
issue Odo. The sayd William and Odo, his sonne, by the name
of William the sonne of Gerald, and Odo his sonne, granted
Rodberd in Pembrokshire, lying neere Carew castell, by their
deede unto the Knightes Templars.
King Richard I. gave unto this Odo the mannor of Braunton
in Devon by the name of Odo, the sonne of William, the sonne
of Gerald, and it appeareth by a Record in the Towre that Odo
de Carrio held Braunton of the King at will, paying xv'i yearly,
anno primo Regis Johannis.
This Gerald had issue also David, Bisshop of St. Davy, and
Maurice Fitz Gerald, from whom are discended the famylies of
Kildare and Desmond in Ireland.
The Lord John Willington, sonne of Sir Raph, Hved in the
tyme of King Edward I. He left issue the Lord John, Sir
Reginald and Sir Henry.
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140 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
the tyme of Edward I., and died in the 33 of Edward I. Unto
whom Peter Corbet, and Henry de la Pomeray were cozens and
next heires.
Roger de Ferrers, Lord of Beere Ferrers, died about the 20
of King Edward I. and Sir Reginald de Ferrers, his brother,
succeeded him. This Reginald died in the 33 of Edward I. and
William, his sonne, succeeded him.
John Fitz Mathew was Lord of Stokenham in Edward I.
tyme whose* enheritanc came unto the Lord Raph Mont
hermer.

Noble men of birth, and such worthy men as were
IN Devonshire, or had houses there in the
TYME OF King Edward II.
Piers de Gaveston King Edward II. made Erie of Cornwall,
and Lord of the honor of Braneys, but he lost both lief, erldome
and honor in the king's tyme.
Hugh Lord Courtenay, baron of Okhamton.
William Lord Martyn of Ceamoys, Dertington, and after his
mother's death Lord of Barnstaple, was in this King Edward II.
tyme, and the Lord William, his sonne also, which died the 19 of
the same king, and left his enheritanc unto Elinor, his sister,
wief of Phillip Columbers. and to James Audeley, sonne of his
sister Jone.
Thomas Cogan, the sonne of Sir John Cogan, Lord of
Baunton, and died in the [8] yeere of King Edward II., and left
Richard, his sonne, to succeed him, and was of full age 14 of
this king. John, Lord Mules, died the 2 of King Edward II., and the
Lord Nicolas his sonne succeeded him, which died also the 9 of
this king, leaving his brother Roger his heire, who also died
without issue, and left his brother John his heire.
Gilbert de Knovill, knight, a man well lerned in the lawes,
and as I take it. Chief Barron of th'Exchecquer, died in the 8 of
Edward II., and left his sonne, Sir John Knovill his heire, being
of th'age of xl yeeres. This John had two daughters his heires,
.... maried unto John Dreu, from whom Mr. John Pawlet is
discended as heire, by the mariage of Burton's daughter and
heire. The second daughter called Alis maried unto Thomas
Ercedecne. from whom by Luscot Arondell of Lanhern is
discended as heire generall.
Walter de Stapledon, Bisshop of Exon, was a great coun
sellor of Estate, and in great favor with King Edward II., by
* The following words are erased ; ' daughter and only heire maried unto
the Lord Monthermer.'^EDS.

Nobles and Knights of Devon. 1 4 1
whom he was made Lord Threasorer of England, And was sent
by the said king into France, to espye the demeasnor of Queene
Isabell the king's wief. And being appoynted Custos of London
he, togither with his brother Sir Richard Stapledon, a knight
of Devonshire, was slayne in a mutynye made by the Lon
doners. John Lord Wilinton of Umberlegh lived in the tyme of
King Edward II. He was eldest sonne of the Lord de Willinton
which died about the beginning of Edward II. This man died
Anno domini 1336, about the 9 of Edward III.
Sir Henry de Willinton, youngest sonne of the Lord John,
and brother of the Lord de Willinton. This man dwelled at
Gidesham in Devonshire. He was a good souldior, and was on
amongst the barrons that tooke armes against Edward II., and
was slayne about the 17 yeere of the same king: he is named
by Holinshed a Baronet.*
Noble men of birth, or of woorth in the common-
welth which had dwellinges in devon in the
TYME OF Edward III.
John of Eltam, brother to King Edward III., created Erl of
Cornwall in the 2 yeere of his raign.
The Lord Edward princ of Wales made Duke of Cornwall
by King Edward III., his father, had the honor of Braneys in
Devon, and the cyty of Exceter, and the castel of Exon an
nexed unto his duchy. His worthy atchiementes are sufficiently
sett foorth by many writers, and therefore I shall bestow vayne
labor in this place to mencion them.
Hugh, Lord Courtenay, the 2 Baron of Okhamton, after
the death of Isabell, countes of Devonshire, entred into all the
possessions of the sayd erldome, but assumed not the name and
tytle of Erie, by meanes whereof he had was called into
question, and theruppon his complaynt unto the king, which bad
him take the name of Erie of Devon, and by that name the king
directed his lettres and messages unto him. Soe about the 9
yeere of King Edward III. he tooke uppon him the name of
Erie of Devon, which contynewed unto him and his posteryty.
He died the ninth of January in the 40th [14th] yeere of the
same king, after whom Hugh Lord Courtenay the III., his
sonne was Erl of Devonshire : he died the 2 of May in the 51 of
the same King.
James Lord Audelegh of Helegh and Rougchastell, was
also by the right of his mother Jone, sister of William Lord
Martyn, baron of Dertington, Ceamoys and Barnstaple. This
* I.e., Banneret. — Eds.

142 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
man was excellent in martiall skill, and by his great valew that
great field at Poictiers was gotten, where the Frenc'n king was
taken prisoner. This lord gave the first onsett and behaved
him self so valiantly that the princ gaye unto him five hundred
mark of yeerly revenew for that daye's service, which presently
the sayd lord Awdelegh gave unto foure of his gentlemen, which
served under him and shewed great valew. The princ at first
offended that he should soe little esteeme his gift, but depart
with it to his servants, was soe well satisfied with his answere,
and his gift, that he both confirmed the same, and added other
seven hundred markes of Revennew unto the sayd lord. He was
knight of th'order of the Garter, and specially employed with
others for the government of Devons'hire, and the defenc thereof
against invasion ; he died in the [9] yeere of Richard II., and
left the Lord Nicolas to succeede him.
John Montacute, brother unto William, Erl of Salisbury,
was Lord and Baron of Stokenham. He maried Margaret,
daughter and heire of Thomas Monthermer. Lord of Stokenham.
This man was a valiant man and employed in the French warres
by King Edward III. He was also appoynted by commission
for the defenc of Devonshire with others and in the ... of Ed
ward III. [13 Ric. IL] died and left the Lord John his sonne to
succeede him.
Sir Henry de la Pomeray, the father and sonne lived in
Edward's tyme, and were Lordes of Byry. Henry the sonne was
by commission putt in trust for the defenc of this shire, and died
the 48 of Edward HI., and Sir John de la Pomeray his sonne.
Lord of Byry, succeeded him.
William, Lord Zouch of Haringworth, Lord of the honor of
Totenays, died in the 26 yeere of King Edward III., and his
grandchild, the Lord William Zouch, sonne of Eudo, the sonne
of the first Lord William, succeeded his grandfather.
Richard Cogan, the sonne of Thomas Cogan, was lord of
Baunton in the tyme of King Edward HI., and died in the 42
of the same king, and Sir William Cogan his sonne succeeded
him. Sir John Carrew of Mouns Otery, baron of Carew and
Mulesford, was in the tyme of King Edward III. and served
valiantly in his warres in France, and in the 24 of the same
King he was appointed and served Lord Deputy in Ireland. This
Sir John had a sonne called Sir John, which was slayne in
Franc not long before the death of his father, which died in the
36 of King Edward III. leaving his enheritanc unto Leonard,
his eldest sonne, then living.
Sir Robert Crues of Crusemorchard was knighted in his
service donne in Franc, where he served under the pay of the
Lord Walter de Manny.

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John Stofford knight lived in King Edward III. his tyme,
and was a judge of the King's Coorte of Common Pleas ; he left
issue a daughter called Jone which was maried unto William
Fitzwaryn of Brightley. The heire generall of whom ys Mr.
John Giff"ard of Brightley, by the match with the daughter and
heire of Coblegh.
William Fitz Warryn of Brightlegh was well lerned in the
lawes of this land, and was a governor in this county in the
tyme of Edward III. He was chosen by. the sayd county to bee
knight of the same, togither with John Dabernon, in the 39 [38]
of King Edward III. Mr. Giffard of Brightley is his heire.
John Dabernon, a man wel lerned in the lawes, lived in
Edward III. tyme ': he was Wardeyn of the Stannery, and of the
fees of the Duchy of Cornwall, and in the 39 of Edward III. was
chosen on of the knightes for the shire. His heire generall ys
Arscot of Dunsland, by Batten.
Sir Henry Percehay of Kytton in Devonshire lived in the
tyme- of King Edward III. He was very well lerned in the
lawes, and employed in the government of this shire ; he was
chosen on of the knightes of the shire for the parliament holden
[25] of Edward HI., and after came to be on of the judges of the
King's bench, and rode in this Western circuyt in the 47 yeere
of Edward III. This man had issue a sonne called William,
and his Sonne's sonne William, which died without issue, and so
his enheritanc came unto the issue of his two sisters, from whom
Mr. Warr of Hestercomb and Mr. Fraunceis of Combflory are
discended as heires generals.
Richard de Braunscomb lived in this king's [tyme] in
Devonshire. He was a very wise man, and employed in the
governement, and services of this county ; he was foure tymes
sherif of this shire, videlicet in the 33, 35, 41 and 49 yeeres of
King Edward III. He [No : Adam de Branscombe] was chosen
Knight of the shire in the [14] of Edward III. The heir generall
of this Richard Branscomb ys Sir Thomas Wise, Sir John
Speccot. the heires of Halbene, Kirkham and Chedder.
William Luscot of Luscot, lived in the latter end of Ed
ward III., and bare rule in this shire. He was lerned in the
lawes : he left Alice his only daughter, maried unto Sir John
Arondell of Lahern, from whom Mr. Arondell that now liveth is
descended. Nicolas Whiting of Wood, neere Columpton, Hved in Ed
ward III. tyme, and was lerned in the lawes: his issue male
contynewed unto the Raigne of King Henry VII. The last left
foure daughters, maried unto Keynes, Fitz James, Walrond and
Ashford. The issue of Keynes, Walrond and Ashford con-
tynew : the other died without issue, and gave her porcion of
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144 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Sir John Wadham was a judge in Edward III. tyme.
Sir John Cary was a judge in Edward III. tyme.
William Wikes was well learned in the lawes of this
Realme. and was Recorder of the cyty of Exon in this king's
dayes. Sir Thomas Mounthermer, Lord of Stokenham, was a man
of Armes and .served in France under King Edward III. ; and
was slayne before Sluys in the fight at .sea in the 14 of Ed
ward HI. and left Margaret, his only daughter, which was
maried unto Sir John Montacute.
John Ferrets, knight, was Lord of Beareferrers in Ed
ward III. tyme, and was a speciall man in the government of
this shire ; he died [49] of Edward HI., and Martin his sonne,
succeeded him as well in his estate, as also in the government of
Devon. In the 49 of Edward III. he was putt in speciall trust
with others for the defenc of the seacost against the French in
vasions. He died ... and left issue three daughters unto whom
Sir Foulk Grevill, Copleston of Warlegh, Bellew and Dillon are
heires generall, that is to say Grevill, by his aunceters, the Lord
Brooke and Chambernon, Copleston by his auncesters Bonvill
and Poyninges of Basing, and Bellew and Dillon by Flemyng.
Noble men of Birth, or of government, and service
IN THE commonwelth which had dwellinges
IN Devonshire during the raigne of King
Richard II.
The Lord James Audelegh died the 9 of Richard II., and
the Lord Nicolas, his sonne, died the 15 of the same king, by
meanes whereof the honor of Dertinton fell to the Crowne, and
also of Barnstaple, being intailed to the heires males of James,
Lord Awdelegh. A great part of th'enheritanc nevertheles
came unto the daughter and daughter's children of the Lord
James, that is to say unto John Tuchet. the sonne of Jone, his
eldest daughter, and Margery, the wief of Roger Hillary, his
daughter by his first wief Jone Mortimer, and unto Fulk Fitz
warren. the sonne of Margaret, his youngest daughter, by Isabell
Strange, his last wief John Tuchet had the barony of Aude
legh, and Fulk Fitz Waren had Tavistock [Tawstock] by speciall
entaile. Edward Courtenay,* called the blind Erl of Devonshire was
in this king's tyme, and left issue by Sir John Dawney's daughter
* Risdon has confused this Earl with his father Edward Courtenay who
married Emmeline, daughter of Sir John Dawnay, and died v.p leavine
Edward the blind Eari, who married Maude, daughter of Thomas Lord
Camoys, and had two sons — Edward, who died v.p., and Hugh, who suc
ceeded him in the earidom. — Eds.

Nobles and Knights of Devon. 145
and heire. Edward the second Erl of that name, and Sir Hugh
from whom the last lyne of the Courteneys Erles of Devon
discended ; he died about the 18 of Richard II. and Edward, his
eldest sonne, succeeded him.
John Holland, half brother unto King Richard II. , was by
him made Duke of Exceter, and receyved by his gift the honors
of Barnstaple and Dertinton. This duke was made also great
Chamberlayn of England by a grant to him and the heires males
of his body, and was captayne of Calais ; he left issue John
Holland, Duke of Exceter, and Edward Holland, Erl of Mor-
taygn, and Constanc, maried unto Thomas Mowbray, Erl of
Notingham, and after to John Lord Gray of Ruthen.
Fulk Lord Fitzwarren of Tauistok, which came by his
mother, and he had the honor of the Barony of Baunton by
Elizabeth his wief, sister and heire of Sir John Cogan, which
died the 7 of this King; he did enjoy Tauistoke a small tyme.
The Lord Fulk Fitz Warren, his sonne, succeeded him.
William, Lord Zouch of Haringworth was Lord of Totenays,
in this king's tyme.
Richard, Lord St. Maur, was Lord of Northmolton in this
king's tyme. His eldest sonne, Richard, died in his lief tyme,
leaving on only daughter which was born after his death, from
whom the Lord Zouch is discended as heire generall. He gave
the mannor of Northmolton unto his younger sonne John, from
whom Stowell and Bamfild ar discended as heires generals.
William, Lord Botreaux, was possessed of divers landes
within the county of Devon. He died 15 Richard IL, and the
Lord William, his sonne succeeded him.
John Lord Montagu of Stokenham sonne of John Lord
Montagu lived in Richard II. tyme.
Robert Lord Harrington had great possessions by the
mariage of on of the daughters of Sir Neale Loring, within this
county ; he had a Dwelling at Knowston Beapell. He had issue
John and William, which did succeed on after the other.
The Lord Guy de Brian had great possessions in Devon.
He had three sonnes, Sir Guy, Sir Phillip, and Sir William,
which all died before there father : his eldest sonne had issue a
daughter named Isabell. from whom th'erl of Northumberland
deriveth himself to discend. Stowell of Somersetshire and
Bamfild had also a porcion of his landes, as being discended by
St. Maur from John Erie and Margeret. his wief. daughter of
Sir Guy de Bryan the elder, and cosens of the whole bloode of
Amicia Countesse of Wilshire, daughter and heire of Sir Richard
Stofford. and of . . . his wief daughter of Robert Lovell, and
heire of Elisabeth his wief, daughter of Sir Guy de Brian the
younger, which Elizabeth was first maried unto Sir Robert Fitz
Payne, from whom th'erl of Northumberland is yssued. 10

1 46 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Sir Robert Tresilian, Chief Justice of England in King
Richard IL, who bicause hee maynt6yned the king's prerogative
further then the lawes of the land did, he was attainted by Par
liament, drawen and hanged at Tyborn. He maried Emma the
only sister of William Huish, and his heire. and Emma his
daughter, was maried unto John Hawlegh of Dartmouth, unto
whom Copleston is heire.
Sir John Cary, knight, in the 39 of Edward IIL and 41 of
Edward IIL, together with William Cary, were knightes chosen
for this county. He was well lerned in the lawes, and in this
king's tyme was on of the judges of the King's Bench.
William Cary, brother of the sayd John Cary, knight, was
also lerned in the lawes, and lived both in Edward III. tyme,
and in this king's tyme.
Sir John Wadham of Egge. knight, was on of the judges of
the Common Pleas in the tyme of Richard II. From him
discended Nicolas Wadham, esquire, lately decessed without
issue, unto whom Sir John Strangways, Sir John Windham, and
the foure daughters of Nicolas Martyn of Adelamston are heires
generals. John HiUe of Hillescoorte lived in this king's tyme, he was
lerned in the lawes, and was a Justice of the peace in this
county. John \i.e., Thomas] Brantingham, Bisshop of Exon, being of
the privy counsell [of] King Richard 1 1., and Lord Threasoror in
the 5 yeere of his raign is dischardged of the thresoreship. In
the 10 yere he is appointed on of the peeres for the government
of the Realm.
Edmond Stafford, Bishop of Exon, discended of a noble
famyly, is made Lord Privy Seale in the 19 of Richard IL, and
in the 21 is made Lord Chancelor of Englande.
William Courtenay, sonne unto Hugh, Erl of Devon was in
this king's tyme Archbisshop of Canterbury, and died in the 21
yeere of Richard II. He was first a Prebendary in Exon from
whence he was advaunced to bee Bysshop of Hereford, then after,
Bisshop of London, and lastly of Canterbury.
Sir Phillip Courtenay, second sonne unto Hugh Erl of
Devon and Margaret Bohun, his wief, was a man very skilfull in
armes, and served under King Richard II. He was employed
in the 2 yeere of this King's [reign] against the French, and was
taken prisoner ; and the greatest number of his company slayne
at a fight by sea. They had in their company the most choisest
gentlemen of Devonshire and Somerset. In the 9 yeere of the
same King he was made Lord Liuetenant for the King in Ire
land. He left issue William, Richard, and John, from whom
Courtenay of Powderham and Courtenay of Molland are dis
cended.

Nobles and Knights of Devon. 147
Sir Peter Courtenay the fifth sonne of Hugh Erl of Devon
and brother of Sir Phillip, served in the French warres under
the sayd king. He died without issue the 13 of Henry IV. He
was likewise taken prisoner with his brother before Sluise by the
Spanish fleete and was on of the Knightes of the Garter.

Noble men by birth, and men of woorth in the common
welth, that had dwellinges in devon in the
TYME OF Henry IV.
Edward Courtenay,* sonne of Edward the blind, was erle of
Devonshire in this king's tyme. He had issue by [Eleanor]
daughter of [Roger] Mortimer, Erl of March, Hugh which was
after his father's death Erl of Devon.
John, Lord Montacute, Lord of Stokenham, was also Erie
of Salisburj', and lived in this king's tyme ; he had issue Thomas,
that valiant Erl of Salisbury.
Robert Lord Harington -f- the sonne of Robert Lord Har
rington lived in the tyme of King Henry IV.
William Lord Zouch of Haringworth was also Lord of
Totenais in Devonshire.
Fulk, Lord Fitzwarren of Tauistok, and Lord of Baunton,
lived in this King's tyme.
William Hankford was knighted at the coronacion of'
Henry IV. he was on of the judges of the Common Plees in the
same king's tyme, and after, in the tyme of Henry V., he was
Chief Justice of England or rather of the King's Bench.
Robert Hull or Hyll of Shilston was a Judge of the Common
Plees in King Henry IV. his tyme, from whom is descended
Mr. Robert Hill that now is.
John Cokayne was a Judge of the .Common Plees in the
tyme of King Henry IV.
* Edward Courtenay died v.p., his brother Hugh succeeding to the ' blind
Earl.' He had no issue.— Eds.
t He was John (not Robert) de Harrington, fourth Baron, who was, how
ever, summoned to Pariiament by his father's name of Robert from 8 Henry IV.
to 4 Henry V. He died two years later, and was succeeded by his brother
William, fifth Baron Harrington, K.G.— Eds,

10 — 2

KNIGHTS AND DISTINGUISHED MEN
OF DEVON,
FROM THE CONQUEST TO THE REIGN OF
KING CHARLES I.
(Pages 189 — 229.)

Milites Comitatus Devonie, qui habitaciones et domos
SUAS habuere infra hunc comitatum, licet nonnulli
EORUM SEMPER HIC NON COMMEMORABANTUR.
BALDWINUS DE BRIONIIS, Vicecomes Devonie,
dominus fuit de Okhampton, ubi castellum suum posuit
tempore Willelmi Conquestoris.
Radulphus de La Pomeray castellum suum et
sedem habitacionis sue posuit apud Byry tempore Willelmi
Conquestoris. Martinus de Turonibus miles inclitus locum habitacionis
sibi posuit apud Dertinton proxime Totenays.
Herveius de Hiliun habitacionem suam fecit apud Asseton,
modo Ashton.
Walterus de Duway castellum suum posuit apud Baunton.
Walterus de Clavil apud Lomen domum sibi edificavit
commemoracionis sue, cui successerunt filii.
Robertus Bastard sedem habitacionis sue locavit apud
Efford. Robertus de Albo Mari, cujus posteri etiam (Damarell)
vocati sunt apud Flint habitavit.
Tedbaldus filius Bernardi (apud Holecomb) non longe ab
Exonia, nunc Holcomb Bernard vocatum habitacionem suam
fecit. Judahell de Totenais a loco commemoracionis dictus.

Knights and Distinguished Men of Devon. 149

The great men that either were dwelling or held
honors and landes in devon in henry ii. tyme.
Baldwin de Ridver, Erl of Devon, died 1155, the 2 of King
Henry II.
Richard de Ridver, Erl of .Devon his sonne, he died 1162,
the 8 of King Henry II.
Baldwyn de Ridver, Erl of Devon, the sonne of Richard.
Reginald, Erl of Cornwall, he died 1175.
Raph Avenell, barron of Okhamton.
Robert Fitz Roy, baron of Okhamton, in the right of
Matilda his Wief.
Reginald de Courtenay Lord of Okhamton by Matilda his
Wief.* Roger de Nonant, baron of Totenays.
Henry de La Pomeray. the sonne of Joell, barron of
Byry. Reginald de Valletorta, barron of Hurberton, died 8
Henry II.
Roger de Valletort, sonne of Reginald, barron of Hur
berton. Robert Fitz Martyn, Lord and barron of Dertington.
Robert Fitz Martyn, his sonne was also Lord of Dertington
in Henry II. tyme.
William Pannell, in right of Juliana his wief. Lord and
Baron of Baunton, unto whom Fulk Pannell, his sonne succeeded
in Henry II. tyme.
William Breos and William Tracy held the barony of Bar-
stable. Henry, sonne of Erie Reginald, held Bradeneys and Tote-
nays.-f- Robert de St. Marichurch held 3 fees of Totenais.
Robert de Pirro held two knightes' fees, 7 Henry II.
Robert Fitz Jeffrey held 2 knightes' fees, 7 Henry II.
WiUiam de Ormall held 5 knightes' fees, 7 Henry II.
WiUiam de Reigny held 8 knightes' fees, 8 Henry II.
Ascuill de Soeleigny, or de Solariis, Lord of Umberlegh :
he died Anno domini 1171 and Phillip, his sonne, succeeded
him, which maried Hawis, the daughter of Baldwin Erl of
Devon, sister of Richard and William Erles of Devon.
Oliver Tracy.
William Fitz Reginald, Lord of Shepwas, whose daughter
and heir did Nicholas Avenell marry and had Shepwas on fee.
* Matilda, wife of Reginald de Courtenay, held the Manor, but not the
Barony of Okehampton. — Eds.
t That is the Castle of Totnes. See under that Barony. — Eds.

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Raph Santzavour held on knighte's fee of the king.
Robert Fitz Reginald.
William Fitz Reginald held on knighte's fee of the
King.' William Peverell.
Richard Brit.
Warin de Aula.
William Fitz Robert, Baron of Toriton.
Phillip de Charteray held 14 knightes' fees of the part of
William Braus of the honor of Barnstable.
Stephan Flemyng held 7 knightes' fees of the honor of
Morton. Geff'rey del Estre.
William Fitz Martin, Lord of Dertinton, sonne of Robert.
Nicolas de Pola in the beginning of Henry II. raigne.
Mauricius de Pola, his sonne, held six knightes' fees of
Totenays. Richard FitzwiUiam held 10 knightes' fees of Totenays.
Robert de Vepont held 8 knightes' fees of Totneis.
Willelmus de Bozun held 8 et dimidium of Totenays.
Robert de Stantor held 6 fees of Totenays.
Richard Le Espek held 3 knightes' fees of Okhamton, i of
William Tracy and two of Oliver Tracy.
Guy de Britvile held 5 knightes' fees of Totenays.
John de Hidon held 6 fees and half of Okhamton.
Henry de Chambernon [held] 4 fees of Okhamton.
Symon Fitz Rogon held 5 fees of Okhamton.
Thomas de Bello Monte held 4 fees of Okhamton.
Guido de Bryan held 5 fees of Okhamton.
Baldwyn de Esse held 5 fees of Okhamton, i fee of William
Fitz Robert of Toriton.
Richard, the sonne of William Dispenser, held 5 fees of
Okhamton. Antony de Bruer held five fees of Okhamton.
Roland Fitz Amfri held 5 fees of Okhamton.
Johell de Moeles held 4 fees of Okhamton.
Roger Langford held 4 fees of Okhamton.
Williara de Punchardon held 4 fees of Okhamton.
Hugh de Carvill held 5 fees, dimidium and a third part of
Totenais. Geffrey FurneU, sherif of Devon the first yeere of Henry II.
Hugh de Ralegh, sherif of Devon from the sixt unto the 13
yeere of Henry II.
Robert Fitz Bernard, sherif from the 13 unto the nintenth
of Henry II.
Eustace Fitz Stephan, sherif of Devon, the 22 of King
Henry II.

Knights and Distinguished Men of Devon. 1 5 1
William Brigwere was sherif of Devon from the 25 of
Henry II. unto the 34,
Drew de Mont Girold.

Richard I.
William, Lord Breos held the moyty of the honor of Barn
staple. William, Lord Brigwer held the honor of Baunton.
John, baron of Torinton.
William Fitz Martin, baron of Dertington.
Henry de La Pomeray, Baron of Biry.
Roger de Valletort, Baron of Hurberton.
William Tracy.
Oliver Tracy.
Richard Peverell, of Samford.
Henry de Tylly.
Henry de Novo Mercato.
Henricus de Nonant.
William Revell.
William de Montacut.
Henry, sonne of Reginald, Erl of Cornwall.
Richard Fitzwalter.
Richard de Flemyng, of Otery.
Robert de Champeaux.
William Punchardon.
Henry Chambernon.
Jordan Chambernon, of Womberlegh.
Raph Sachvile.
Reginald de Albamari, of Woodbiry.
William Santzavor.
Geffrey del Estre, of Langford.
Peter Burdon, of Kingstington.
Odo de Carrio, the sonne of WilHam, sonne of Gerald, had
Bramton of King Richard's gift.
Richard Peverell, of Ermington.
William Fitz Stephan, Lord of Dartmouth.
Henry Furnell, sherif of Devonshire in the sixt yeere of
King Richard I.
William de Bockland, sherif from the first unto the sixt of
Richard I.
Richard Revell, sherif the 9 and 10 yeeres of King
Richard I.
Richard Fumell, sherif the 8 yeere of Richard I.
Henry Ferrers, of Beere.
Henry de La Pomeray, of Byry, the sonne of Henry and
Matilda de Vitrei.

1 5 2 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Walter Clavill held lO knightes' fees of the honor of Glo
cester. Walter Prous held Gidlegh of the King.
Giraldus de Clist, miles, filius Elie, dominus de Hannock,
held 3 fees and half.
Bartholomeus Poer, de Blackburgh, miles.
Johannes Rex.
Henry de Tracy, Lord of Barnstapell.
Oliver de Tracy.
William Pannell, Lord of Bampton.
Odo de Carrio held Bramton the i of King John.
John de Toriton, Lord and Baron of Toriton.
William Fitz Martyn, Lord of Dertinton.
William de Breos.
Roger de Vautort, Lord of Hurberton.
Henry Tilly.
William, Lord Brigwer, sherif from the S unto the 1 1 of
King John.
Robert de Vepont, sheriff from the 12 unto the 15 of King
John. WilHam Newmarket.
Hugh Peverell, of Samford.
Hugh Peverell, of Ermington.
Geffrey del Estre.
Henry Ferrers, Lord of Beere.
Henry de La Pomeray, the sonne of Alice de Ver, Lord of
Biry. Peter Burdon, of Kingtington.
Geffrey de Albemarle, of Woodbiry.
Robert de Sachvile.
Thomas Basset, Lord of Coliton and Whiteford.
Roger la Zouch, Lord of Blacktoriton and divers other
landes in Devon of the gift of John.
Oliver de Dinant, Lord of Hertland.
Eustach Courtenay,* unto whom King John gave the land
of John Fitz Lucas.
Robert Ropelegh in right of his wief held three knightes'
fees of the honor of Lymesy.
Geffrey Lucy had of the gift of King John Kingsnymeton.
Peter Fitz Herebert held 18 knightes' fees of the honor of
Barnstaple. Mathew Fitz Herebert, Lord of Stokenham, held 3 fees of
Totenais : Nonant's part.
¦* As already stated (p. 133, note), this was Eustacia de Courtenay, the
widow of John Fitz Lucas. — Eds.

Knights and Distinguished Men of Devon. 153
Richard de Charteray of Beere held 14 knightes' [fees] of
Barnstaple. Symon Fitz Rogon held Normancot of the Normans' landes
of King John's gift.
Henry Nonant held 26 knightes' fees, his part of the honor
of Totenais. William Breos held 28 knightes' fees et dimidium. his part
of the honor of Totenais.
WiUiam Fitz Stephan held 9 knightes' fees and half of
Breos his part.
Robert de Bicklegh held 9 knightes' fees of Breos his part.
William Bozun held 6 knightes' fees of Nonant's'^part of
Totenays. Roger Fitz Herebert held 4 knightes' fees of Nonant's part
of Totenais. Richard GrenvUle, knight. Lord of Bideford.
William de Legh, knight, Lord of Bromford.
Richard Peverell, of Ermington, knight.
Hugh Peverell, of Samford, knight.
The Knightes which I find to bee inhabiting, or
WHICH HAD dwellinges, IN THE COUNTY OF DEVON,
IN THE TYME OF KiNG HENRY THE THIRD.
Robert Courtenay. knight, baron of Okehamton.
William Bruer, knight. Lord Briwer of Torr.
Roger Valletort, knight, Barron of Hurberton, 3 Henry III,
WiUiam Paganell, or Panell, knight, Barron of Bampton.
William Fitz Martin, knight, Barron of Dertinton.
Henry de La Pomeray, knight, Barron of Byry, the sortne
of AHce de Ver.
WilHam Chambernon, knight, Barron of Umberlegh.
Oliver Dinant, knight. Lord of Hertland.
Henry Tracy, knight, Lord of Berstable.
Oliver Tracy.
WilHam de Bathon, sherif of Devonshire, knight.
Oliver Chambernon, of Ilfercomb, knight.
William de La Bruer, of Tynge, knight.
William Tracy, of WoUecomb, knight.
William Peverell, of Sandford, knight.
William de Lega, or Leigh, of Leigh, knight.
.Alan Dacus, or Deneys, of Holdesworthy, knight.
Robert Le Deneis, the sonne of Alan, of Manworthy,
knight. Robert Le Deneis, of Pancrasewike, knight.
WiUiam Le Fleminge, of Otery, knight
William de-Lumen, of Uploomen,- knight.

1 54 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Galfride de La Pomeray, of Bokerell, knight.
Richard Grenville, of Bediford, knight.
WiUiam Punchardun, of Heanton Punchardon, knight.
William de Raleigh, of Ralegh, knight.
William de Clist, of Clist and Knighton, knight, sonne of
Girard. Alan Hilion, of Assheriston, knight.
Raph Sachvile, of Clistsachevile, knight.
Baldwin de Belstan. of Belstan and Parkham, knight.
Adam Facy, of Facy, knight.
Robert de Campellis, or Champeaux, of Molland Cham
peaux, knight.
Galfride de Albamari, or Damarell, of Woodbyry, knight.
Ingerald de Albamari, or Damarell, of  , knight, lo
Henry IIL
Richard de Cruys, of Nether Ex, knight.
Thomas de Cirencester, of St. Marychurch, knight, sherif of
Devon. Roger Langford, of Langford, knight, sherif of Devon.
Galfride de Cancellis, or Chanceaux, of Lyfton, knight.
Rogerus Poer, miles, lo Henry III., of Blakburgh Poer.

These Knightes that follow I doe find perfectly by
the date of deedes when they lived.
Roger de Nonant, of Brodeclist, knight, lived lo Henry III.
Reginald de Valletort, knight, sonne of Roger, Lord of
Hurberton, 12 Henry III.
Jordan Oliver, on of the King's Justices, 12 Henry III.
John Biset, knight. Lord of Whiteford, 10 Henry III.
William Peverell, of Samford, knight, i Henry III.
Reginald de Courtenay, miles.
Symon de Lancelles, knight. Lord of Comb Lancelles.
EUas Coffyn, knight.
John Biset. knight. Lord of Coliton and Whiteford, 1 1
Henry IIL
Robertus, Dominus de Merton.
William Paganell, or Panel, the younger, of Bampton,
knight, 20 Henry III.
Nicolas de Mulis, of Kingskarswill, knight, 20 Henry III.
Roger Ferrers, of Beareferrers, knight, 20 Henry III.
Reginald Botereaux, of MoUand Botereaux, knight, 18
Henry III.
Nicolas Arondell, of Hempston Arondell, knight, 20
Henry III.
Raph Fitz Richard, of  knight. 20 Henry III.

Knights and Distinguished Men of Devon. 1 5 5
Hugh Peverell, of Ermington, knight, 20 Henry III.
Hugh Peverell, of Sandcford, knight. 20 Henry III.
JoeU de Valletort, of Tawton, knight, 20 Henry III.
Hugh Bolhay, of Blackburgh Bollay, knight, 20 Henry III.
William le Fleminge, of Otery, knight, sonne of William,
20 Henry III.
Galfridus de Ank. dominus de Anke, in parochia Clisthidon,
miles, 20 Henry III.
Robertus Hoxham, de Hoxham, 10 [i"] Henry III.
Richard Langford, of Langford, knight, 24 Henry III.
Lucas Schete, of Schete, knight, 24 Henry III.
Henry Tracy, of Barnstable, knight, 1233, 25 Henry III.
William Punchardon, of Heanton Punchardon, knight, 26
Henry III.
Roger Trelosk, of Dunterton, knight, 27 Henry III.
Henricus de Merton, dominus de Merton.
Reginald de Albamari, of Woodbyry, knight, 28 Henry III.
Reginald de Moun, Barron of Dunstar, Lord of Mouns
Otery, knight, 28 Henry III.
Nicolas Fitz Martin, baron of Dertington, knight, 28
Henry III.
William Lomen, of Up Lomen, knight, 28 Henry III.
Nicolas Bonvill, of Wiscomb, knight. 28 Henry III.
Roger Hele, of Hele. in Bradeneis parish, knight, 28
Henry IIL
Thomas Herward, of Dodlescote, knight, 28 Henry III.
William de Histentot, of  knight, 28 Henry III.
Robert Bulkworthy, of Bulkeworthy, knight, 30 Henry IIL,
and of Sutton.
Henry de Bathon, or Bathe, knight, on of the King's Jus
tices, 30 Henry III.
Stephan Bauzan, of Shilston (.?), knight. 30 Henry III..
slayne 41 Henry III.
William Moun, knight, 30 Henry IIL ; he was brother to
the Lord Reginald de Moun.
Walter Giffard, of Weare Giff"ard, knight, 30 Henry III.
WUliam Legh, of Southlegh, knight, 30 Henry III.
Giles Chanceaux, of Lifton, knight, 30 Henry IIL
John Arondell, of Hempston Arondel, knight, 32 Henry III.
Galfride Coffin, of Combecoffin, knight, 32 Henry III.
Wymond Ralegh, of Smalerige, knight, 32 Henry III.
Mathew de Baunton, of Combebaunton, knight, 32 Henry III.
William Malherb. of Fenyton Malherb, knight, 32 Henry III.
Alanus Basset, de Whitechapell, miles.
Nicolaus Burdon, de Kingsteington, miles.
Ricardus, dominus de Wike, miles, dominus de Insula de
Sully, 1230.

156 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Gervase Horton, of Uppecot, knight, 34 Henry IIL; Sherif
40 Henry III.
Galfride Dinant, of Herteland, knight, 34 Henry III.
Richard Bauzeyne, of Norton Bauzein, knight, 34 Henry IIL,
[and] 51 Henry III.
Martin Fissacre, of Combefissacre, knight, 34 Henry III.
Hamelin Deaudon, of Deaudon, knight, 34 Henry IIL
Raph Cornu, of  , knight, 35 Henry III. : he was sherif
of Devon, 1252.
William Trenchard, of Collacomb and Lywetrenchard,
knight, 36 Henry III.
Robert Bozun, of Churcheton, knight, 36 Henry III.
William de Saintstephan, of La Dene neere Bukfast,
knight, 36 Henry III.
Robert Schete, of Schete, knight, 36 Henry III.
John Damarel, or de Albamari, of Flint Damarell, knight,
36 Henry III.
Adam de Mustell, of  , knight, 36 Henry IIL
Robert de Hilion, of Assheriston, knight, 36 Henry III.
Robert Bosmontell : (R. Bossoncole) of  , knight, 36
Henry III.
William de Englefild, sherif of Devon, 36 Henry III. (1253).
William Kelly, of Kelly, knight, 36 Henry III.
Raph de Valletort, of Greate Modbyry, knight, 36 Henry III.
anno domini 1252.
William Ferrers, of Beere Ferrars, knight, 36 Henry III.
anno domini 1252.
William La Zouch, of Blacktoriton, knight, 36 Henry III.
John Courtenay, of Okhamton, knight and Baron, 36 Henry III.
Peter de PrateUis, or de Pincellis, knight, he maried Robert
Courtenay 's widow, 36 Henry IIL
Henry de Sully, knight.
Roger Reigny, knight.
John Fitz Jeffrey, of Northcot, knight, 37 Henry IIL, 1252.
Willelmus de Bosco, de Halberton, miles.
Walter de Balun, of  , knight, 39 Henry III.
Herebert Pyne, de Bradford Pyne, miles, 18 Henry III.
Gilbert Fynamor, miles.
Jordan Fitz Rogon, de Holcombe Rogus.
Ricardus Hidon, de Hemyok, miles, 25 Henry III.
Walter de Merton, of Merton, knight, 40 Henry III.
Richard Speccot, of Speccot, knight, 40 Henry III.
Raph Willington, of Umberlegh, knight, sherif of Devon,
42 Henry III.
Oliver Dinham, of Hartland, knight, 40 Henry III.
Henrv Horton, of Uppecot, knight, 41 Henry IIL ; and 50
Henry III.

Knights and Distinguished Men of Devon. 157
Mauger St. Awbin, of Pidekeswell, knight, 41 Henry III.
John ArundeU. of Hempston ArondeU, knight, 43 Henry III.
Raph Doddescomb, of Doddescomblegh, knight. 43 Henry
III. Sherif 45 Henry III.
William Spichewike, of Spichewike, knight, 43 Henry III.
William Widworthy, of Widworthy, knight, 43 Henry III.
Walter de Bathon, of Shepwash, knight, 43 Henry HI.,
vicecomes Devonie.
Roger Giff"ai-d, of Aulescomb, knight, 43 Henry III.
William de La Pomeray, of Buckerell (.?), knight, 43 Henry III.
Raph Gorges, of Warlegh, knight, 44 Henry III.
William Courtenay, knight, brother unto Robert, Lord
Courtenay, 44 Henry III.
Walter de Nymet, of Nymeton, knight, 44 Henry III.
Galfride de Albamari, or Damarell, of Woodbyry, knight,
34 Henry IIL, and 45 Henry IIL
William Cheyney, of Up Otery, knight. 46 Henry III.
Richard Coffin, of Alwinton, knight, 44 Henry III., and
47 Henry III.
Alexander de Okeston, of Modbery, knight, 47 Henry III.
Thomas Le Ercedecne, knight, of Shogbroke, 47 Henry III.
WiUiam Le Pruz, of Gidlegh, knight, 47 Henry III.
Henry Chambernon, of Ilfridecomb. knight, 47 Henry III.
Guy Nonant, of Grete Clist, knight, 47 Henry III.
Hugh Widworthy, of Widworthy. knight, 48 Henry III.
John Hidon, of Cleyhidon, knight, 49 Henry III.
Hamelin Bolhay, of Blackburghbolhay, knight, 39 Henry
IIL, and 49 Henry III. Died 54 Henry III.
Hamelin Hereward, of Romaneslegh, knight, 49 Henry III.
Warin SackvUl, of  , knight, 49 Henry III.
Raph Arondell, of Heweton ArondeU, knight, 48 Henry III.
Renfry Arondell,sonneofthesaid Raph, knight, 48 Henrylll.
Roger Prideaux, of Orcherton, knight, 48 Henry III.
John de Ashleigh, of Ashley, knight, 50 Henry III.
Robert Le Deneis, of Pancrase Wike, knight, 50 Henry III.
Alan Fitz Roald, or Rohant, of Dodbroke, knight. S i
Henry IIL
Stephan Baucean, of Dodbroke, knight, 51 Henry III. The
other [Stephen Baucean] was slayne 41 Henry III.
Robert Champeaux, of Molland Champeaux, knight, 51
Henry III.
Michael Spichewike, of Spichewike, knight, 52 Henry III.
Henry de La Pomeray, of Byry, knight, 52 Henry III.
Walerand de Cirencester, of St. Marychurch, knight, 52
Henry III.
Oliver Dinant, or Dinham. of Hertland, knight, 52
Henry III.

158 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
William Bikelegh, of Bickley Combe, knight, 52 Henry III.
Robert Ciiampeaux, of MoUand Champeaux, knight, 52
Henry III.
Henry de Bathon, of  , knight, 52 Henry III.
Richard Lomen, of Uplomen, knight, 52 Henry IIL
Richard Poltimor, of Poltymor, knight, 52 Henry III.
Jordan Haccomb. of Haccomb, knight, 52 Henry III.
Johell Giffard, or Bukenton, of Bukenton, knight, 52
Henry III.
Raph de Esse, of Reyney Esse, knight, 52 Henry III. ;
sherif of Devon.
William Fissacre, of Combfissacre, knight, 52 Henry III.
Henry Tracy, of WoUecumb Tracy, knight, 52 Henry III.
Herebert, Morcelles, of Goderington, knight, 52 Henry III.
Walter Vernon, of  , knight, 53 Henry III.
Richard ['Roger' is inserted in the margin, but without
erasure] Prall, of Pralle, knight, 53 Henry III.
Warin de La Stane, of Stone, in the Parish of Sidbery,
knight, 39 Henry IIL, and 54 Henry III.
Robert de Albamara, or Damarell, of Milton Damarell,
knight, 34 Henry IIL, and 54 Henry III.
Roger Hele, of Hele, knight, in the Parishe of Braneys, 55
Henry III.
Roger Prideaux, of Orcherton, knight, 55 Henry III.
Roger Clavile, of Lomen Clavile, knight, 55 Henry III.
Alexander Okeston, of Modbyry, knight, 55 Henry III.
Nicolas Fillegh, of Fillegh, knight, 56 Henry III.
Raph Le Rous, of Littell Modbyry, knight, 56 Henry III.
Henry Ralegh, of Strete, knight, 56 Henry III.
William Bonville, of Wiscomb, knight, 56 Henry III.
William Crewes, of Nither Ex, knight, 56 Henry III.
Nicolas Le Bastard, of Efford, knight, 56 Henry IIL
Roger de Pralle, of Colaton Pralle, knight, 56 Henry III.
Mathew Wolrington, of Wolrington, knight, 56 Henry III.
Roger Le Engleis, of Stokelegh Engleis, knight, 56
Henry HI.
William La Zouch. of Blactoryton, knight, 56 Henry III.
Richard Brendisworthy, of Brendisworthy, knight, 56
Henry IIL
Henry Fitz Reginald, of Hunshaw, knight, ... Henry III.
Michaell Trenchard, of Collacomb, knight, ... Henry III.
John de Mules, of KingscarswUl, knight, ... Henry III.
John Reigny, of Eggesford, knight, ... Henry III.
Jeffrey de La Bruer, of Tingebruer, knight, ... Henry IH.
Robert Pidekeswell, of Pidekeswell, in the Parish of Ham,
knight, ... Henry III.
WilHam Htzwarren, of Brightlegh, knight, ... Henry III.

Knights and Distinguished Men of Devon. 159
Amidas de Wike, of Wike Amidas, neere Tauistock, knight,
... Henry III.
Roger Valletort, of Hurberton, knight, 54 Henry III.
Walter de Sully, of  ,45 Henry III.
Alanus Dacus, or Dennys, of Holdesworthy, knight, 40
Henry III.
Robert Dacus, or Dennys, sonne of Alan, knight, 40
Henry IIL
Willelmus de Fissacre, of Combfissacre, knight, 46
Henry IIL
Waryn SachviU, of  , 47 Henry III.
Johannes Baloon. miles, 45 Henry III.
Lawrence Fitz Richard, of  , knight, 54 Henry IIL
Warin Fitz Joell, of Fardell, knight, ... Henry III.
Peter Challons, of Legh Challons, knight, 54 Henry III.
WiUiam Stoddon, of Stoddon, knight, ... Henry III.
Raph Chiverston, of Chiverston, knight, ... Henry III.
Rogon Fitz Symon, of Holcomb Rogus, knight, ...
Henry III.
Walter Wolf, of Wolfsnymet; knight, ... Henry III.
WiUiam Chiverston, of Ithelton, knight, ... Henry III.
Alan Furneaux. of Kentisbeare, knight, ... Henry III.
John Bretash, of Dodscot, knight, ... Henry III.
Lewes Le Fleminge, of  , knight, ... Henry III.
Raph Fitz Bernard, of Holcomb Bernard, neere Exon,
knight, ... Henry III.
Richard Herward, of  , knight, ... Henry III.
Gervais de Ralegh, of Warkelegh, knight, ... Henry III.
Galfridus de Dunheved, ... Henry III.
Rogon filius Symonis, de Holcomb.
Reymundus de Sully.
Petrus filius Mathei, de Stokenham, knight.
WUlelmus Stoddon, de Stoddon, knight.
Reginald Courtenay, knight, brother of Robert, Lord Cour
tenay, temp. Henry III.
Roger Langford, knight, of Langford, knight, temp.
Henry III.
William Prall, of Colaton Prall, knight, temp. Henry III.
Robert de Pyn, knight, temp. Henry III.
William SpUman, knight, temp. Henry III.
Walter de Okeston, knight. 38 Henry III. ; maior of Exon,
49 Henry III.
Robert Fitzpayn, knight.
Walterus filius Nicolai Gervasii, of Exon, knight, 38
Henry III.
Raph Norman, of Exon, knight, 38 Henry III.

1 60 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Knightes that dwelled in the county of Devon, or
HAD houses and CASTELS THEIRE, IN THE TYME OF
King Edward the first.
Richard Speccot. of Speccot, knight, i Edward I.
William Bicklegh, of Bicklegh, knight, was in i Edward I. ;
died 9 Edward I.
John Peverell, of Ermington, knight, i Edward I.
Alexander Okeston, of Modbyry, knight, i Edward I.
Roger Prideaux, of Orcherton, in the parish of Modbyry,
knight, I Edward I.
Richard Coffin, of Alwinton, knight, i Edward I.
John Damarell, of Flint Damarel, knight, i Edward I.
William Fissacre, of Combefissacre, knight, i Edward I.
Jordan Haccomb, of Haccomb, knight, i Edward I.
Oliver Dynant, or Dinham, of Hartland, knight, i Ed
ward I.
Richard Beamont, of Yolston and Shirwell, knight, i Ed
ward I. ; died 22 Edward I.
John Cogan, of Bampton, -knight, i Edward I. ; died 9 Ed
ward I.
William Spichewike, of Spichewike, knight, i Edward I. ;
died 12 Edward I.
Roger de Valletort, of Hurberton, knight, i Edward I. ;
died 33 Edward I.
Richard Poltimore, of Poltimore, knight, I Edward I.
William Moun. of Otery Moun, knight, i Edward I. ; he
died the 8 of Edward I.
William Cheyney, of Up Otery, knight, i Edward I.
Hugh Widworthy, of Widworthy. knight, i Edward I.;
obiit 8 Edward I..
Hugh Courteney, knight, Baron, i Edward I. ; died 20 Ed
ward I.
Mauger St. Albin, of Pideskewill, in the parishe of Ham,
knight, I Edward I.
John Kelly, of Kelly, knight, i Edward I.
Gervais de Ralegh, of Warkelegh, knight, i Edward I.;
died 23 of Edward I.
William Bonvile, of Schete, knight, 2 Edward I.
John Wiger. of Credy Wiger, knight, 2 Edward I. ; sherif of
Devon. Hugh Ralegh, of Smaleridge, knight, 2 Edward I.
John Hidon, of Hemyocke, knight, i Edward I.
William Hidon, of Clisthidon, knight, 3 Edward I
Roger Fitzpayne, of Estoodlegh, knight, 3 Edward L, and
13 Edward I.
Hugh Peverell, of Samford, knight, 6 Edward I.

Knights and Distinguished Men of Devon. 1 6 1
Mathew Furneaus, of Kentisbeare, knight, 4 Edward I.
Sherif of Devon.
Raph Willinton, of Umberlegh, knight, 4 Edward I.
Stephan Haccomb, of Haccomb, knight, 6 Edward I.
William Cole, of Tamer, knight, 6 Edward I.
Robert Wodeton, of  , knight, 6 Edward I.
Raph Le Rous, of Littell Modbyry, knight, i Edward I.,
and 7 Edward I.
WiUiam Bikabyry, of Bikebury, knight, 7 Edward I. ; obiit
30 Edward I.
Peter Challons, of Legh Challons, knight, i Edward I.
Richard Lomen, of Uplomen, knight, 6 Edward I.
John de Blackford, of Rewe, knight, 6 Edward I.
Symon Fitz Rogon, of Holcomb Rogus, knight, 6 Ed
ward I.
Robert Stockhey, of  , knight, i Edward I., and 13 Ed
ward I.
Henry Chambernon, of Ilfrecomb, knight, i Edward 1.,
and 13 Edward I.
Roger Clavil, de Lomen, knight, 1273, 2 Edward I.
Richard de Lomen, de Lomen, 1273, 2 Edward I.
I. Richard Hidon, of Hemyock and Hidon, knight, 8 Ed
ward I.
2. William Ralegh, of Ralegh, neere Barstable, knight, 8 Ed
ward I.
3. Ric2irdus Coffyn, of Alwynton, knight, 8 Edward I.
4. Raph Doune, of Doune, neere Lyme, knight, 8 Edward I.
5. Warin Sachvile, of Clist Sachvill, knight, 8 Edward I.
6. Hugh Ralegh, of Smaleridge, knight, 8 Edward I.
7. John Puncherdon. of Heanton, knight, 8 Edward I. ; died
20 Edward I.
8. Raph Fitz Richard, of Shillingford, knight, 8 Edward I.
9. John Vautort, of CHst St. Lawrenc, knight, 8 Edward I.
ID. Henry Rawlegh, of Strete Ralegh, knight, 8 Edward I.
II. John Vawtort, of Vawtort, knight, 8 Edward I.
12. William Le Pruz, of Gidlegh, knight, 8 Edward I.
1 3. Robert Fitz Payne, of Estoodlegh, knight, 8 Edward I.
14. William de Albimar, or Damarell, of Woodbyry, knight,
8 Edward I.; died 17 Edward I.
15. Michaell Trenchard, of Collacomb, knight, 8 Edward I.
16. Roger Langford, of Langford, in Columpton, knight, 8 Ed
ward I.
These xvi knightes were retorned uppon a great assise
betwixt the Lord of Axmister, Henry th'abbot of Newham,
and the Abbot of St. Michaels, for suyte of the mannor of Yarte-
comb, unto the hundred of Axmister, 8 Edward I.
Robert Dynant, of Widworthy, knight, 8 Edward I. II

1 62 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
Robertus Champeaux, de MoUond Champeaux. miles, ...
Edward I.
Hugh Peverell, of Samford, knight, ID Edward I.
Herebert Mareis, of Sidenham, knight, lo Edward I. He
maried Isabel Tracy of Wolcomb.
Reginald Clifford, of Godeford, in the parish of Aulescomb,
knight, II Edward I.
John Valletort, of Tawton, knight, 1 1 Edward I.
Nicolas Bonvill, of Shute, knight, 1 1 Edward I. ; dyed 23
Edward I.
WiUiam Crispyn, of Stancomb, knight, 7 Edward I.. 1279.
Richard Fitz Stephan, of Norton, knight, 7 Edward I.,
1279. Alan Bawcomb, of Bawcomb, knight, 1285.
Nicolas Fillegh, of Fillegh, knight, 13 Edward I.
Alan Bawcombe, of Bawcombe, knight, 13 Edward I.
Peter Grenham, of Wobernford, knight. 24 Edward I.
Petrus Fissacre, of Morlegh, knight, 15 Edward I.
John Ashlegh, of Shilston, in Modbyry parishe, knight, 16
Edward I.
Andrew Trelosk, of Dunterton, knight, 16 Edward I.
John Kelly, of Kelly, knight, 16 Edward I.
Humfry Bechamp, of Ryme, knight, 17 Edward I.
Symon de Montacute, knight. Lord of Woneford, 17 Ed
ward I.
Roger Inckpen, of Diddesham, knight, 17 Edward I.
John Aller, of Aller, knight, 17 Edward I.
Roger Ferrers, of Beareferrers, knight, 17 Edward I.
Miles Calwoodlegh, of Calwoodlegh, neere Tyverton, knight,
17 Edward I.
Robert Le Dennys, of Blagdon and Pancrasewike, knight,
17 Edward I.
Raph Shillingford, of Shillingford, knight, 18 Edward I.
Herebertus Pine, de Combpyne, in CHsthidon, miles, 21
Edward I.
Nicolas Fillegh, of FiUegh, knight, 19 Edward I.
Roger Potesford, of Estpotesford, 15 Edward I., and 19
Edward I.
Thomas Pynne, of Shute, knight, i Edward I., and 19 Ed
ward I.; Vicecomes Devonie, 13 Edward I.
Richard Hiwis, of Hywys, knight, 9 Edward I., and 19 Ed
ward I.; he died 25 of Edward I.
Thomas Merton, of Merton, neere Torrington, knight, 10
Edward I., and 19 Edward I.
Nicolas Kirkham, of Ashcomb, knight, 19 Edward I.
Walterus de Sully.
Walter Furneaux, of Hugheton, knight, 20 Edward I.

Knights and Distinguished Men of Devon. 1 63
William Chambernon, of Ilfridecomb, knight. 12 Edward I.,
and 20 Edward I.
Emery La Zouch, de Blacktoryton, knight. 26 Edward I.
Baldwyn Speccot, called Belston, of Belston, knight, 21
Edward I.
Mathew Fitz John, of Stokenham, knight, 17 Edward I. ;
Sherif of Devon 21 Edward I.
Roger Mulis, of Kingscarswill, knight, 21 Edward I.; died
23 Edward I.
Humfry Kaell, of Holcomb Bernard, neere Exon, 21 Ed
ward I.
Hugh Prous, of Gatcomb, knight, 21 Edward I.
Gilbert Knovill, of Battiscomb, knight, a judge, 21 Ed
ward I.
Gilbert Fitzstephan, of Norton, knight, 21 Edward I.
Herebert Pynne. of Combpynne, in Hemioke parish, knight,
21 Edward I.
Johannes Horselegh, de Horselegh, miles, Anno 21 Ed
ward I.
Robertus Cruis, of Cruise Morchard, knight, 14 Edward I.,
and 22 Edward I.
Nicolas Cheyney, of Up Otery. knight, 23 Edward I.
Raph Doune, of Doune, in Axmister, knight, 23 Ed
ward I.
John Charteray, of Beare Charteray, knight, 23 Edward I.
Henry de Sully, of Edeslegh, knight, 23 Edward I,
Robert Beapell, of Knoweston, knight, 23 Edward I
Thomas Ralegh, of Ralegh, neere Barnstable, knight, 23
Edward I.; Vicecomes 29 Edward I.; Vicecomes 33 Edward I.
Henricus Bernevill, miles, of Hockworthy, 9 Edward I.
Robertus Radington, miles, of Peaton, 9 Edward I.
Oliver Dinham, of Hartland, knight, and a Baron, 24 Ed
ward I. ; died 27 Edward I,
Galfride CamvUI, of Tauistok, knight, a Bjiron, 24 Ed
ward I.
WiUiam Botereaux, or BotereU, a Baron, 24 Edward I. ;
died 31 Edward I.
Reginald Botereaux, of Molland Botereaux, knight, 24 Ed
ward I.
Raph ChaUons, of Legh Challons, knight, 24 Edward I.
William Wike, of St. Mary Wyke, knight, 24 Edward I.
Hugh Courtenay, of Okhamton, knight and Baron, 25 Ed
ward I.
John de Mulis, of Kingscarswill. knight, a Baron, 25 Ed
ward I.
Richard Grenville, of Bediford. knight, 25 Edward I.
Alan Esse, of Theoborough, knight, 26 Edward I.
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Emericke La Zouch, of Blacktoryton, knight, 26 Edward I.
Nicolas Carew, of Weston Peverell, knight, 20 Edward I.
Mathew Fitz John, of Stokenham, knight.
Robert de Toliro, knight, of Weringston.
Peter Challons, of Legh Challons, knight, 29 Edward I.
- John de Umfravile, of Lapford, knight, 29 Edward I.
Roger Cokington, of Cokington, knight, 19 Edward I., and
29 Edward I.
Raph Sachvill, of Clist Sachvill, knight, 29 Edward I.
William Camvill, knight, sonn to the Lord Geffrey Camvil,
29 Ed ward. I.
John Willington, of Umberlegh, knight, 29 Edward I.
Symon Fitz Rogus, of Holcomb Rogus, knight, 21 Ed
ward I., and 29 Edward I.
John Cogan, of Baunton, knight, 30 Edward I.
Hugh Ferrers, of Churchton, knight, 30 Edward I.
James Okeston, of Great Modbyry, knight, 25 Edward I..
and 30 Edward I.
Nicolas Bonvill, of Shute, knight, 30 Edward I.
Robert Wootton, of  , knight, 21 Edward I.
Symon de Grindham, knight, 24 Edward I.
John Bikebyry, of Bikebury, knight, 32 Edward I.
William Prous, of Gidley, knight, 32 Edward I.
Reginald Ferrers, of Beereferrers, 29 Edward I., and 32 Ed
ward I. ; died 34 Edward I.
John Carru, of Otery Moun, knight, 32 Edward I.
Oliver de Tudenham. of Churystanton, knight, 32 Ed
ward I.
Henry Ralegh, of Beadeport, knight, 33 Edward I.
Roger Nonant, of Brodeclist, knight, 29 Edward I., and 33
Edward I.
Galfride Damarell, of Woodbyry, knight, 33 Edward I.
Raph Monthermer, knight and Baron, Lord of Stokenham,
33 Edward I.

MILITES DEVONIENSES.
Knightes which either dwelled or had houses in
Devonshire in the tyme of King Edward II.
Galfride Camvile, of Tauistoke, knight, i Edward II • he
died 2 Edward II. ' '
WilHam Camvile, knight, sonne of the said Galfride i Ed
ward II. '
WilHam Martyn, of Dartington, knight and Baron r FH
ward 1 1. Died 8 Edward IL ' ^°"

Knights and Distinguished Men of Devon. 1 65
Nicolas Carru, of Weston Peverell. knight, i Edward II. ;
died 6 Edward II.
John Carru, of Otery Moun, knight, sonne of Nicolas, i
Edward II.
Roger Nonant, of Brodeclist, knight, i Edward II.
Raph Doune, of Doune, knight, i Edward II.
Robert BeapeU, of Knoston BeapeU, knight, i Edward II.
Nicolas Kirkham, of Blagdon, knight, i Edward II.
WUliam Prous, of Gidlegh. knight, i Edward II. ; died 9
Edward II.
Humfry Bechamp, of Wombernford, knight, i Edward II.
Reginald Clifford, of Godeford, knight, i Edward II.
John Charteray, of Beare Charteray, i Edward II.
William Botereaux, of Molland Botereaux, knight, i Ed
ward II.
Hugh Prous, of Gatcomb, knight, i Edward II.
Hugh Ralegh, of Smaleridge, knight, i Edward II.
John Bikebury, of Bikebury, knight, i Edward II.
Guy de Brian, of Torrebryan, knight, and Baron, died i
Edward II.
Guy de Brian, knight, his sonne, i Edward II.
Gilbert de Knovill, of Bastetorn, knight, i Edward II. ; died
7 Edward II.
Hugh Luccomb, of Stoklegh Luccomb, knight, 1 1 Ed
ward II. ; died 13 Edward II.
John Valletort, of Clist St. Lawrenc, knight, i Edward II. ;
died 12 Edward II.
John de Mules, of Kingeskarswill, knight and Baron, i Ed
ward II. ; died 3 Edward II.
Henry Rohant, of Dodbroke, knight, 1 Edward II. ; died
12 Edward II.
Hugh Courtenay, of Okhamton, knight and Baron, i Ed
ward II.
Nicolas BonvUl, of Shute, knight, i Edward II.
Nicolas Dauney, of Norton Dawney, knight, i Edward IL,
and 14 Edward II.
William Ferrers, of Beereferrers, knight, i Edward II.
Gilbert Beare, of Columb John, knight, i Edward II.
Robert Cruis, of Cruisemorchard, knight, i Edward II.
GUbert Fitzstephan, of Norton, knight, i Edward II.
Galfride Damarell, of Woodbyry, knight, i Edward II. ;
dyed 14 Edward II.
James Peverell, of  , knight, i Edward II. ; died 8 Ed
ward II.
Stephan Haccomb, of Haccomb, knight, i Edward II.
James de Oxton, of Modbyry, knight, i Edward II.
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Raph de Monthermer, of Stokenham, knight, i Edward II.
Nicolas, Lord Mules, died 9 Edward II.
Roger, Lord Mules, his brother.
John, Lord Mules, their brother.
Baldwin Le Bastard, of Efford, knight, 3 Edward II.
Henry Chambernon, of Ilfercombe, knight, 4 Edward II.
William Bikebiry, of Bickbyry, knight, 4 Edward II.
Robert Beadyn, of  , knight, 4 Edward II.
John Blakford, of  , knight, 4 Edward II.
John Treiagu, of  , knight, 4 Edward II.
John Chiverston, knight, a judge, 4 Edward II.
William, Lord Martin, of Dertington, Barnstable and Cea
moys, died 19 Edward II.
Martin Fissacre, of Morlegh, knight, 7 Edward II.
John Pipard, of Northbovy, knight, 8 Edward II.
William Speke, of Bramford Speke, knight, 8 Edward II.
John Bikebyry, of Bikebyry, knight, 3 Edward II., and 8
Edward II.
Andrew Metsted, of Shepewais, knight, 8 Edward II.
Gervais Ralegh, of Warklegh, knight, 8 Edward II.
Thomas Cogan, of Bamton, knight, obiit 8 Edward II.
John Ralegh, of Warklegh, knight, 10 Edward II.
Johan KnovUl, of Batteshorn, neere Honyton, knight, 11
Edward II.
Richard Stapledon, of Annery, knight, 12 Edward II. ; died
20 Edward II.
Henry WUlington, of Giddesham, knight, 12 Edward II. ;
died 14 Edward II.
Nicolas Cheyney, of Up Otery, knight, 13 Edward II.
Stephan Haccomb, of Haccomb, knight, 14 Edward II. ;
died 
Willelmus Hereward, of Doddescot, knight, 13 Edward IL,
and 15 Edward II.
William de Cornubia, of Kingsnimton, knight, 16 Ed
ward II.
Alexander Crues, of Cruesmorchard, knight, 16 Edward II.
Robert Beapell, knight, sonne and heire of Robert Beapell,
knight, 1 5 Edward II.
Raph Willington, of Umberiegh, knight, 16 Edward II.
David de La Beare, of  , knight, 16 Edward II.
Walter Escudamore, of Chettescomb, in Tiverton, knight,
16 Edward II. . s '
Robert Stokhey, of Saunton, knight. 5 Edward IL, and 16
Edward II.
William Chiverston, of Yethelton, knight, 14 Edward II. ,
and 16 Edward II.
Roger Le ]&\{, of Cottelegh, knight, 16 Edward II.

Knights and Distinguished Men of Devon. 167
Roger Mules, of Gidlegh, knight, 16 Edward II.
Richard Merton, of Merton, knight, 16 Edward II.
John de Challons, of Legh Challons, knight (filius Johannis),
17 Edward II.
Elias Cottele, o'f Sampford Peverell, knight, 17 Edward II.
John Beamont, of Chirwell, knight, 17 Edward II.
Thomas de Cyrencester, of St. Marychurch, knight, 7 Ed
ward II. , and 17 Edward II.
Robert Horton, of Uppecot, knight, 17 Edward II.
Robert Scobbahull, of Coffinswell, knight, 17 Edward IL
Johannes de Herdereshill, of Morteho, knight, 18 Ed
ward II.
Raph de Esse, of Esse, knight, 18 Edward II.
John Kelly, of Kelly, knight, 18 Edward II.
Richard Chambernon, of Modbyry, knight, 18 Edward II.
Bartholomew Grenville, of Bideford, knight, 18 Edward II.
Johannes Ferrers, knight, 16 Edward II.
Thomas Molton, of Pinho, knight.
James Cokinton, of Cokinton, knight. Sherif of Devon, 20
Edward II.
Robert Fitzpayn, senior, knight, 6 Edward II.
Robert Fitzpajn, junior, knight, 6 Edward II.
Walter Escudamore, knight, 6 Edward II.

[Knights of the time of Edward IIL J
John Willinton, father of Raph Willinton, knight, i Ed
ward III. ; died 19 Edward III.
Henry WiUinton, of Giddesham, knight, i Edward IIL;
died 25 Edward III.
John Challons, of Legh Challons, knight, i Edward III.
Henry de La Pomeray, of Byry, knight, i Edward III.
Stephan Haccomb, of Haccomb, knight, i Edward III.
Richard Chambernon, of Modbyry, knight, I Edward III.
Robert Hi.rton, of Upcot, knight, i E Iward III.
Robert Beapell, of Knoweston, knight, i Edward III.
James Cokinton, of Cokinton, knight, i Edward III.
Roger Le Jew, of Jewes Cotlegh, i Edward III.
WiUiam Chiverston, of Yethelton, knight, i Edward III.
John Beamont, of Shirwell, knight, i Edward IIL; died 4
Edward III.
Nicolas BonvUl. of Shute, knight, i Edward III.
Nicolas Cheyney, of Up Otery, knight, i Edward II. ; died
2 Edward III.
Galfride Cornwall, of Kingsnymeton, knight, i Edward IIL;
died 9 Edward III.

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Richard Hiwis, of Hywys, knight, i Edward IIL; died 5
Edward III.
Thomas Pynne, of Upton Pinne, knight, i Edward IIL;
died 4 Edward III.
Raph Willinton, of Umberlegh, knight, i Edward III. ;
died 22 Edward III.
John Chiverston, knight, i Edward III.
William Fissacre, of Combfissacre, knight, 2 Edward III.
Willelmus Ferrers, de Beareferrers, knight, i Edward III.
Reginald Clifford, of  , knight.
John Ralegh, of Combe Ralegh and Beadport, knight 3 Ed
ward III.
John Clifford, of Godeford, knight, 3 Edward III.
John Sully, of Edeslegh, knight, 4 Edward III.
Henry Pomeray, the younger sonne of Henry Pomeray
th'elder, knight, 6 Edward III.
John Damarell, of Gidlegh, knight, 6 Edward III.
Edmond Botiler, of Woolcomb Tracy, knight, 6 Edward III.
William Bikebyry, of Bikebyry, knight, 6 Edward III.
Richard Cogan, of Bamton, knight, 7 Edward III.
Oliver St. John, of Lapford, knight, 7 Edward III.
Thomas Scobbahull, of Coffinswell, knight, 7 Edward III.
Roger Carmynow, of Ashwater, knight, 7 Edward III.
John Stanton, of Clovelly, knight, 7 Edward III.
William Damarell, of Woodbyry, knight, 7 Edward III.
Walter Le Jew, of  , knight, 7 Edward III.
John Damarell, of Flint, knight, 7 Edward III.
Roger Prideaux, of Orcherton, knight, 7 Edward III.
Thomas ScobhuU, of ScobhuU, knight.
John Bechamp, of Ryme, knight, 3 Edward HI., and 14
Edward III.
Roger Rohant, of Dodbroke, knight, 14 Edward III.
Gilbert Umfravill, of Doune Umfravill, knight, II Ed
ward HI., and 14 Edward III.
PhiUip Courteney, of Moreton, knight, 14 Edward III.
John Molton, of Pinho, knight, 15 Edward III.
John Ralegh, of Charies, knight, 17 Edward III.
Peter Ralegh, of Smaleridge, knight, 7 Edward IIL, and 17
Edward III.
John Dinham, of Note well, knight, 17 Edward III.
Richard Merton, of Merton, knight, 17 Edward III.
Richard Stapledon, of Annery, knight, 4 Edward HI., and
17 Edward III.
John Beamont, of Shirwell, knight, 17 Edward III.
WUliam Chambernon, of Ilfercomb, knight, 18 Edward III.
John Chiverston, of Yethelton, knight, 8 Edward III and
18 Edward III.

Knights and Distinguished Men of Devon. 1 69
Salvain Southorp, of Lutokeshele, knight, 19 Edward III.
John Carru, of Otry Mohun, knight, 20 Edward III.
Alan Charleton, of North Molton, knight, 20 Edward III.
, Raph Willinton, of Umberlegh, knight, 20 Edward III.
Henry Willington, of Lomen, knight, 22 Edward III.
Reginald Willington, of Giddesham, 22 Edward III.
John Engleis, of Stoklegh Englies, knight, 22 Edward HI.
Theobald Grenville, of Bediford, knight, 22 Edward III.
Oliver Dinham, of Samford Peverell, knight, 22 Ed
ward III.
Thomas Ralegh, of Charles, knight, 23 Edward III.
Robert Cruis, of Anesty Crewes, knight, 11 Edward IIL,
and 23 Edward III.
Peter Bruis, of Whitford, knight, 25 Edward III.
Edward Courteney, of Godlinton, knight, 25 Edward III.
Robert Tudenham, of Churystanton, knight, 25 Ed
ward III.
WilHam Damarell, of Woodbyry, knight, 27 Edward IH.
William Humfravile. of Doune Humfravile, knight, 27 Ed
ward III.
John Stowford. of Wolcomb Tracy, knight, a judg, 28 Ed
ward III.
¦ Walter Woodland, of Cokington, knight, 29 Edward III.
Thomas Courteney, of Colaton Prall, knight, 29 Ed
ward III.
Edmond Cheyney, of Up Otery, knight, 30 Edward III.
John Ercedecne, of Haccomb, knight, 30 Edward III.
Raph TBeapell. of Knoston Beapell. knight, 33 Edward III.
John Fitzpayn, of Cheryton Fitzpayne, knight. 35 Ed
ward III.
John Charteray, of Beare Charteray, knight, 33 Ed
ward III.
WiUiam Pipard, of Blagdon Pipard, knight, 40 Edward III.
Richard de Campo Ernulphi. of Great Modbyry, knight,
40 Edward III.
John Ralegh, of Smaleridge, knight, 40 Edward III.
John Ferrers, of Beereferrers, knight, 41 Edward III.
John Damarell, of Flint Damarell, knight, 41 Edward III.
Guy de Brian, of Torrebryan, knight, 41 Edward III.
Henry de La Pomeray, the younger, knight, 41 Ed
ward III.
John de La Pomeray, knight, sonne of the said Henry, 41
Edward III.
William Botereaux, of Molland Botereaux, Knight and
Baron, 43 Edward III.
Robert Cornu, of Thornbyry, knight, 43 Edward III.
Walter Bluet, of Greenham, knight, 43 Edward III.

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Nigell Loring, of Landekey, knight of the order [of the
Bath ?], 43 Edward III.
John Prideaux, of Orcherton, knight. 43 Edward III.
John Kelly, of Kelly, knight, 44 Edward IIL
Adam Rake, of Rake, knight, 45 Edward III.
John Willington, of Umberlegh, knight, 46 Edward III.
William Cogan, of Bamton, knight, 47 Edward III.
William Bonviil, of Shute, knight, 47 Edward III.
John Beamont, of Shirwell, knight, 48 Edward III.
John Wadham, of Egge in Branscomb parish, knight, 49
Edward III.
William Ashthorp, of Samford Peverell, knight, 49 Ed
ward III.
John Strech, of Pinho, knight, 49 Edward III.
Thomas Dovile, of Dovileshay in Kilmenton Parish, knight,
49 Edward III.
Theobald Grenvill, of Bideford, knight, 49 Edward III.
Sir Thomas Monthermer, Lord of Stokenham, slayne at
sea. Anno 14 Edward III.
[Knights of the time of Richard II.]
Theobald Gorges, of Bramton, knight, i Richard II. ; died
4 Richard 1 1.
John Dinham, of Hertland, knight, i Richard II. ; died
S Richard II.
William Botreaux, of Molland Botreaux, knight and Baron,
I Richard II.; died 15 Richard II.
Guy de Brian, of Torre Brian, knight and Baron, i
Richard II.
Guy de Brian, knight, sonne of the said Guy, i Richard II.
Phillip Courtenay, of Powderham, knight, i Richard II.
Peter Courteney, brother of the sayd PhiUip, knight, i
Richard II.
John Beamond, of Shirwell, knight, i Richard II.
William Bonvill, of Shute, knight, i Richard II.
John Strech, of Pynho, knight, i Richard II.
John Wadham, of Egge, knight, i Richard IL
Richard Champernon, of Modbyry, knight, i Richard II. ,
and 19 Richard II.
Nigell Loring. of Knowston BeapeU, knight, i Richard II.
Robeit Cornu, of Thornbyry, knight, i Richard II.
John de la Pomeray, of Byry Pomeray, knight, i Richard II.
John Prideaux, of Orcherton, knight, i Richard II., and ig
Richard II.
John Damarell, of Flint, knight, i Richard II.
John Ralegh, of SmaleridgandFardeli,T<night, i Richard II.

Knights and Distinguished Men of Devon. 1 7 1
William Umfravile, of Combe P) ne, knight.
Peter de Veale, of Vealhall, neere Plimton, knight, i
Richard II.
Thomas Saint Awbyn, of Combralegh, knight, i Richard II.
John WiUington, of Umberlegh, knight, 1 Richard II. ;
died 2 Richaid II.
Richard, Lord St. Mawre, of Northmolton, knight, i
Richard II.
William Basset, of Whitechappell, knight, 6 Richard II.
John Cobham, of Blackburgh Bolhay, knight, 7 Richard II.
John St. Awbin, knight, sonne of Sir Thomas St. Awbin,
7 Richard IL ; died 8 Richard II.
Phillip de Brian, knight : he maried St. Awbin's widow, 8
Richard II.
William Brian, of Torre Brian, knight, 10 Richard II.
William Esturmy, of Santon, knight, 10 Richard II.
'James Chudelegh, of Assheriston, knight, 12 Richard II.,
and 19 Richard II.
John Powlet, of Legh Powlet, knight, 12 Richard II.
William, Lord Botreaux, of Molland Botreaux, knight, 15
Richard II.
Raph Challons, of Legh Challons, knight, i8 Richard II.
Robert, Lord Harrington, of Knoston Beapell, knight. 19
Richard II.
John Dinham, of NutweU, knight, 19 Richard II.
John Fitz Payne, of West Odlegh, knight, 8 Richard II.
Thomas Brooke, de Holedich, knight, 22 Richard II.

Knightes in Devon, or which had houses theire, in
THE TYME OF KiNG HENRY IV.
Robert Harrington, knight. Lord Harrington, i Henry IV.;
died 7 Henry IV.
Raph Cheyney, of Up Otery. knight, i Henry IV. ; died
2 Henry IV.
Richard, Lord Saint Maure, of Northmolton, knight, i
Henry IV. ; died 2 Henry IV.
Richard Champernon, of Modbyry, knight, i Henry IV.
Peter Courtney, of Ithelton, knight, i Henry IV.; died 13
Henry IV.
WiUiam Esturmy, of Santon. knight, i Henry IV. ; he
maried John Beamonte's Widow.
Phillip Courtenay, of Powderham, knight, i Henry IV., and
4 Henry IV.
John Dinham. of Nutwell, knight, i Henry IV., and 4
Henry IV.

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John de La Pomeray, of Bery Pomeray, knight, i
Henry IV.
William Bonvill, of Shute, knight, i Henry IV.
James Chudlegh, of Assheriston, knight, I Henry IV.
Phillip Courtenay, of Powderham, knight, i Henry IV.
John, Lord Harrington, of Knoston Beapell, knight, i
Henry IV.
John Arondell, of Yewton Arondell, knight, I Henry IV.
Thomas Broke, of Holedich, knight, i Henry IV.
John Herl. of Ilfercomb, knight, i Henry IV.
William Hankford, knight of the Bathe, Chief Justice, i
Henry IV.
Robert Challons, of Legh Challons, Knight of the Bathe,
I Henry IV.
Edward Courtenay. Knight of the Bathe, sonne to th'Erl of
Devon, i Henry IV.
Hugh Courtenay, of Haccomb, knight of the Bathe', i
Henry IV.
John St. Awbin. of Combralegh, knight, i Henry IV.
Thomas Carew, of Otery Mohun, knight, 2 Henry IV.
Raph Botreaux, of Molland Botreaux, knight, 3 Henry IV.
John Grenvile, of Bideford, knight, 6 Henry IV.
John, Lord Harrington, of Knoston Beapell, knight, 7
Henry IV.
Thomas de La Pomeray, of Byry Pomeray, knight, 7
Henry IV. ; sherif 2 Henry IV.
John Cobham, of Blackburgh Bolhay, knight, 7 Henry IV.
John Wadham, of Egge, knight, 7 Henry IV.
John Herle, knight, sonn and heire of John Herl, 7
Henry IV.
Fulk Fitzwarren, of Tauistoke, knight, 8 Henry IV.
Thomas Fitz Payne, of Westodlegh, knight, 8 Henry IV. ,
John Courtenay, knight, sonne of Sir Phillip Courtenay, lO
Henry IV.
Knightes dwelling, or which had houses in Devon
shire IN THE tyme of KiNG HeNRY V.
William Bonvill, of Shute, knight, i Henry V.
William Hanckford, of Annery, knight. Chief Justice, i
Henry V.
Thomas Brooke, of Holedich, knight, i Henry V. ; Sherif,
5 Henry V.
Hugh Courteney, of Haccomb. knight, i Henry V.
Thomas Pomeray, of Byry Pomeray, knight, i Henry V.
Robert Challons, of Legh Challons, knight, i Henry V. ;
Sherif, 9 Henry V.

Knights and Distinguished Men of Devon. 1 73
John ArondeU, of Yewton Arondell, knight, i Henry V..;
Sherif, 3 Henry V.
Richard Champernon, of Modbyry, knight, i Henry V. ;
died 1; Henry V.
John Dinham, of Nutwell, knight, i Henry V.
John Herle, of Ilfercomb, knight, i Henry V.
Raph Botreaux, knight, sonne to the Lord Botreaux, i
Henry V.
William Cheyney. of Up Otery, knight, i Henry V. ; died
8 Henry V.
Thomas Carew, of Otery Moun, knight, i Henry V.
William Esturmy, of Santon, knight, i Henry V.
Richard Hankford, knight, sonne of Sir William Hanckford,
4 Henry V.
William Talbot, of Spreyton, knight, Escheator of Devon,
6 Henry V.
Hugh Courteney, the younger, knight, sonne of Hugh
Courteney, 6 Henry V.
Thomas Flemynge, of Esse Rogus and of Chimwell, knight,
6 Hemy V.
John Fortescu,, knight, Captayne of Meulx, 6 Henry V.
Edward Courtenay, Erl of Devon. 2 Henry V.
John, Lord Harrington, 2 Henry V.
Sir Richard Champernon, of Modbiry, 2 Henry V.
Sir John de La Pomeray, of Byry. 2 Henry V.
Sir Thomas Fitz Payn, of Cheriton, 2 Henry V.
Sir Hugh Courtenay, of Haccomb, 2 Henry V.
Knightes dwelling or which had howses in Devon
shire IN THE TYME OF HENRY VI.
Hugh Courteney. of Haccomb, knight, i Henry VI.
Hugh Courteney, knight, sonne of Hugh Courteney, i
Henry VI.
William Bonvill, of Shute, knight, i Henry VI.
William Palton, of Umberiegh, knight, i Henry VI.
William, Lord Botreaux, knight, i Henry VI.
Thomas Flemynge, of ChimweU, knight, i Henry VI.
Thomas Carew, of Otery Mohun, knight, i Henry VI.
WilHam Talbot, of Spreyton, knight, i Henry VI.
Raph Botreaux, knight, sonne to the Lord William Botreaux,
I Henry VI.
John Heri, of Ilfridecomb, knight, i Henry VI.
Thomas Brooke, of Wycroft, knight, i Henry VI.
Robert Challons, of Legh Challons, knight, i Henry VI.
Richard Hankford, of Annery, knight, i Henry VI.
John Dinham, of Nutwell, knight, i Henry VI.

1 74 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
William Esturmy, of Santon, knight, i Henry VI.
Edmond Cheyney, of Up Otery, knight, i Henry VI.
William, Lord Harrington, of Knowston BeapeU, knight,
I Henry VI.
Thomas Pomeray, of Byry Pomeray, knight, i Henry VI.
WiUiam Bampfild, of Poltymor, knight, Sherif of Devon,
5 Henry VI.
John Fitzpayne, of Westodlegh, knight, i Henry VI.
Thomas Brooke, of Wycroft, sonne of Sir Thomas, 7
Henry VI.
Humfry Courteney, of Bicklegh, 7 Henry VI.
Thomas Stowell, of Merton, knight, 7 Henry VI.
William Bechamp, of  , knight, Sherif of Devon, 18
Henry VI.
Thomas Courteney, Erl of Devon, 14 Henry VI.
Phillip Courteney, of Powderham, knight. 12 Henry VI.
John Arondell, of Yewton Arondell, knight, 13 Henry VI.
Thomas Beamond, of Shirwell, knight, 13 Henry VI.
Baldwin Fulford, of Fulford, knight, 13 Henry VI.
Thomas Arondell, Sherif of Devon, of  , knight, 14
Henry VI.
Nicolas Carew, of Mouns Otery, knight, 14 Henry VI.
John Speke, of Wemworthy, knight, 15 Henry VI.
Christofer Flemminge, of Chimwell, knight, 16 Henry VI.
William Bonvill, knight, jsonn of William, Lord Bonvill, 20
Henry VL
Walter Moyle, of Stevenston, [and, written in margin], of
Grimsborough, knight, 20 Henry VI.
John Fortescu, of  , knight. Chief Justice of England,
29 Henry VI.
John Colshull, of  , knight, 30 Henry VI.
Robert Vere, of Colebrooke, knight, 31 Henry VI. He
maried T. Carewe's Widow. He was knighted 5 Henry VI.
John Colshull, of  , knight, 31 Henry VI.
Thomas Courteney, knight, sonne and heir of Thomas, Erl
of Devon, 36 Henry VI.

Knightes during the tyme of King Edward IV.
Philippus Courtenay, of Powderham, knight, i Edward IV.
Baldwin Fulford, of Fulford. knight, i Edward IV ' died
IS Edward IV.
Roger Tocotes, of Poltimore, knight, i Edward IV.; he
maried  Bamfilde's Widow.
Edmond Cheyney, of Up Otery, knight, i Edward IV.;
died 6 Edward IV.

Knights and Distinguished Men of Devon. 1 7 5
Giles Dawbeney, of  knight, Sherif of Devon, 22 Ed
ward IV.
Thomas Fulford. of Fulford, knight, 14 Edward IV.
John Crocker, of Lineham, knight, 14 Edward IV.
John Hariewin, of Sidmouth, knight, 16 Edward IV.
Robert WiUoby. of Beere Ferrers, knight. 16 Edward IV.
William Courtenay. of Powderham. knight, 19 Edward IV.
Phillip Courteney, of Molland, knight, 19 Edward IV.
Robert Willoby, of Beereferrers. knight, 19 Edward IV.

[Knights in the time of King Richard IIL]
Foulk Bourchier, of Tauistoke, knight, Lord Pltzwarren,
Richard III.
William Courteney. of Powderham. knight, i Richard III.
Phillip Courteney, of Molland, knight, i Richard III.
Thomas Fulford, of Fulford, knight, i Richard III.
John Dinham. of Nutwell, knight, i Richard III.
Thomas Grenvill, of Bideford, knight, i Richard III.
Thomas St. Liger, of Dertington, knight, r Richard III.
John Crocker, of Lineham, knight, i Richard III.
John Halwell, of Halwell, knight, sherif, 3 of Richard III.

Knightes in the tyme of King [Henry VIL]
Sir William Hody, knighted at St. Johns, i Henry VII. ;
Lord Chief Baron.
Sir Thomas Pomeray, Knight of the Bathe at the Queene's
coronacion. Sir John Fortescue, Knight of the Bathe, i Henry VII. ;
he was made a baronet {i.e., banneret] at Stoke Battayle.
Sir John Arondell baronet \i.e., banneret] at Stoke Bat
tayle. Sir James Audeley baronet [i.e., banneret] at Stoke Bat
tayle. John Halwell, knight, sherif, i Henry VII.
William Stonar, of Ermyngton, knight, sherif, 6 Henry VII.
William Courtney, of Powderham, knight; he died i
Henry VII.
Thomas Fulford, of Fulford, knight, i Henry VII.
John Dinham, of Nutwell, knight, i Henry VII.; Lord
Dinham and High Treasorer of England.
Phillip Courteney. of Molland, knight, i Henry VII.
Richard Edgcomb. of Cuttell, knight, at the King's coro
nacion, I Henry VII.

176 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
William Hodesfield, of Shillingford, knight, i Henry VII.
the King's Attorney.
Thomas St. Maure, of Northmolton, knight, i Henry VII.
died 6 Henry VII.
Robert Willoby, of Beereferrers, knight, i Henry VII.
Steward of the King's House.
Foulk Bourchier, of Tauistoke, knight. Lord Fitzwarren,
I Henry VIL
Thomas Grenvill, of Bideford, knight, i Henry VII.
John Crocker, of Lyneham, knight, i Henry VII.
Edward Courterfey, knight, i Henry VII ; created Erl of
Devon. WiUiam Courteney, Lord Courteney, his sonne, knight of
the Bathe, at the Queene's coronacion.
John Wadham, of Egge, knighted at St. John's, i
Henry VII.
William Courteney, of Powderham, knighted at St. John's,
I Henry VII.
Walter Courteney, knight, brother unto Edward, Erl of
Devonshire, 5 Henry VII.
Walter Courteney, of Bicklegh, knight, 5 Henry VII.
John Sapcotes, of  , knight, 5 Henry VII.
Richard Pomeray, of Bery Pomeray, knight, 5 Henry VII.
Sir Edward Pomeray, knighted at the creacion of Princ
Henry. Sir Nicolas Wadham, knighted at the creacion of Princ
Henry. Sir Edmond Arondell.
John Halgewill, of Halgewill, called Halwell, knight, at the
king's coronacion, 12 Henry VII.
Amias Pawlet, of Halberton, knight, at Stoke Battell, 13
Henry VII.
Thomas Tremayle, of Sande, in the Parish of Sidbury,
knight, 13 Henry VII.
John Kirkham, of Blagdon. knight, sherif 21 of Henry VII.
John Bourchier, of Tauistoke, knight. Lord Fitzwarren, 17
Henry VII.
WiUiam Courteney, of Powderham, knight, 13 Henry VIL,
and 17 Henry VII.
Thomas Grenville, of Bideford. knight, sonne of Sir Thomas,
at the creacion of Princ Arthur, 17 Henry VII.
John Speke, of Wemworthy, knight, 17 Henry VII.
William St. Maure, of Northmolton, knight, 17 Henry VII.
Humfry Fulford, of Fulford, knight, at the creacion of
Henry, Duke of York, 17 Henry VII.
Edmond Carew, of Otery Moun, knight, at St John's 17
Henry VII.

Knights and Distinguished Men of Devon. 177
John Chambernon, of Modbyry, knight, 17 Henry VII.
John Arondell, of Yewton Arondell, knight, at the creacion
of Henry Duke of York, 17 Henry VII.
Peter Edgcombe, (jf Mount Edgcomb, knight, at the
creacion of Henry Duke of York, 17 Henry VII.
John Basset, of Umberlegh, knight, at the creacion of
Prince Arthur. 20 Henry VII.
Sir John Arondell, of Trerise, knighted at Princ Arthur's
creacion. Sir Henry Marney, knighted at the creacion of Henry,
Duke of York.
Robert Broughton, of Landekey, knight, 20 Henry VII.
Sir William Carew, knighted at Stoke Battell.
Sir Richard Nanfaut, knighted when he went Embassador
into Spayne.

Knightes in the tyme of King Henry the VIII.
John Bourchier, of Tauistoke, knight. Lord Fitzwarren, i
Henry VIIL
Piers Edgcomb, of Mount Eggecomb, knight, i Henry VIII.
John Brooke, of Wycroft, knight. Lord Cobham, i Henry
VIIL; died 4 Henry VIII.
[William] Courteney, of Powderham. knight, i Henry
VIII. ; died 4 Henry VIIL
John Speke, of Wemworthy, knight, i Henry VIIL; died
20 Henry VIII.
Edmond Carew, of Otery Moun, knight, 1 Henry VIII. ;
killed at Terwin, 5 Henrj' VIIL
John Carew, of Bereferrers, knight, I Henry VIII. ;
drowned in the Regent, 4 Henry VIII. He maried the widow
of Sir Robert Willoby.
Sir Nicolas Wadham, of Edge, Sherif, 6 of Henry VIII.
Thomas Brooke, of Wycroft, knight. Lord Cobham, 4
Henry VIII.
Edward Ralegh, of Charneis, knight, i Henry VIIL; died
23 Henry VIII.
Sir John Audelegh, baneret.
Sir John Arondell, baronet \i.e., banneret].
Henry, Lord Dawbeney, Knight of the Bathe at the coro
nacion of Henry VIII.
Robert, Lord Brooke, Knight of the Bathe at the coronacion
of Henry VIII.
Sir John Marney, knighted at Turney.
Sir George St. Leger, of Annery, knighted at Turney;
Sherif 2? Henry VIIL \2

178 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
Sir Arthur Plantaginet, knighted at Turney.
John, sonne and heire of the Lord Zouch, knighted at
Turney. Edward Pomeray, of Bery Pomeray, knight, i Henry VIII.
Lewes Pollard, of Nymeton, knight.
Roger Giffard, of Brightlegh, knight.
Thomas Dennys, of Holcomb Bernard, knighted 5
Henry VIII.
Sir William Kingston, knighted at Turney.
William Courteney, of Powderham, knight.
John Kirkham, of Blagdon, knight ; sherif 20 Henry VIII.
Thomas Stukeley, of Affeton, knight.
Phillip Chambernon, of Modbyry, knight.
George Carew, of Otery Mohun, knighted at Turney.
John Basset, of Umberlegh, knight,' i Henry VIII. ; died
19 Henry VIIL
John Fulford, of Fulford, knight, 23 Henry VIII.
Richard Chidelegh, of Assheriston, knight.
Hugh Pollard, of Grilleston, knight, sherif, 27 Henry VIII.
Richard Pollard, of Forde, knighted 33 Henry VIII.
Richard Grenville, of Bideford, knight, sherif, 24 Henry VIII.
George Carew, of Otry Moun, knight, ... Henry VIIL;
knighted at Turney; drowned 37 Henry VIII.
Sir Thomas Speke, knighted at Turney.
Sir WiUiam Coffyn, knighted 29 Henry VIII.
Sir Hugh Pawlet, knighted 29 Henry VIII.
Sir John Arondell, knighted 32 Henry VIII.
Sir Richard Edgcomb, of Mount Edgcomb, knighted 33
Henry VIII.
Sir Peter Carew, Sherif, the last of Henry VIII.
Sir Hugh Pawlet, of  , Sherif. 33 Henry VIIL
Sir Robert Shilston, of Woode, knight.

Knightes in the tyme of King Edward VI.
Peter Carew, knight, of Otery Moun.
Gawen Carew, of Woode, knight.
Thomas Pomeray, of Berry Pomeray, knight.
Thomas Dennys, of Holcomb Bernard, knight.
John Moore, of Moorehays, neere Columpton, knight.
Sir Richard Chidley, of Ashton, knight, Sherif. 5 Ed
ward VI.
Sir Richard Edgcomb, of Mount Edgcomb, Sherif 6 Ed
ward VI.
Sir John Fulford, of Fulford.

Knights and Distinguished Men of Devon. 1 79

Knightes in the tyme of Queene Mary.
Gawen Carew, of Woode, knight.
Peter Carew, of Otry Mohun, knight.
WilHam Courteney, of Powderham, knight.
Piers Courteney, of Woode, knight.
Thomas Dennys, of Holcomb Bernard, knight.
Robert Denys, knight, sonne of Sir Thomas.
John St. Liger, of Annery, knight.
John Moore, of Morehays, knight.
Hugh Pawlet, of Samford Peverell, knight.
John Fulford, knight, Sherif 4 Queen Mary.

Knightes in the tyme of Queene Elizabeth.
John St. Liger, of Annery, knight, i Elizabeth.
William Courtenay, of Powderham, knight, i Elizabeth.
Peter Carew, of Mouns Otery, knight, i Elizabeth.
Gawen Carew, of Woode, knight, i Elizabeth.
Thomas Dennys, of Holcomb, knight, i EHzabeth ; died 2
EHzabeth. Robert Dennys, of Bucketon, knight, sonne of Sir Thomas,
I EHzabeth. George Speke, of Wemworthy, Knight of the Bathe.
Hugh Pawlet, of Halberton, knight, i Elizabeth.
John Arondel, of Lanhern, knighted 1566.
John Chichester, of Ralegh, knighted 1581.
Arthur Champernon, of Dertington. knight.
John Moore, of Columpton. knight.
John Fulford, of Fulford, knight.
John Whiddon, of Chagford, knight.
John Pollard, of Forde, knight.
John Arondel, of Talvarn, knighted 1585.
William Courtenay, of Powderham, knighted 1576.
John Gilbard, of Compton, knighted 1571.
Humfry Gilbard, knight, brother of Sir John, 1577.
Amias Pawlet, of Samford PevereU, knighted 1575.
Arthur Basset, of Umberlegh, knighted 1575.
John Chichester, of Rawlegh, knight, sonne of Sir John,
1582. John Clifton, of Colecomb, knighted 1573.
Richard Grenvile, of Bideford, knighted 1577.
Fraunces Drake, of Buckland Monachorum, knighted 4 AprU,
1581. Barnard Drake, of Ashe, knighted 11 January, 1585.
12 — 2

i8o Note-Book of Tristram Risdoii.
Walter Ralegh, of Colaton Ralegh, knight, warden of the
Stannary, 1584.
Thomas Dennys, of Holcomb Bernard, knight, sonne of Sir
Robert, 1586.
William Periam, of Fulford, neere Credyton, knight. Chief
Baron of th'Exchecquer, 1592.
Ferdinando Gorges, Captayn of Plymouth Forte, knighted
1599- John Gilbard, of Greeneway, knight, sonne of Sir Humfry.
Peter Carew, of Upton Hilion, knight, slayne in Ireland.
George Carew, of Upton Hilion, knight, brother of Sir
Peter. Thomas Acton, of Bradlegh, knight.
Arthur Chichester, of Santon, knight.
John Chichester, knight, brother to Sir Arthur, slayne in
Ireland. William Strode, of Newenham, knight.
Antony Pawlet, of Samford Peverell. knight, sonne of Sir
Amias. .
George Cary, of Cokinton, knight.
Richard Champernon, of Modbyry, knight.
Arthur Champernon, knight, brother of Sir Richard, slayn
in Ireland. Thomas Ridgway, of Torrebruer, knight.
William Courtney, the younger sonne of Sir WilHam
Courteney. Robert Basset, of Umberlegh, knight.
Sir John Hawkyns, knighted 1588.
Thomas Cate, called Gates, knight, born in Coliton, in
Devonshire. John Dowdal, knight, born in Devonshire.
Carew Ralegh, knight, born at Fardell, which he hath
sold. John Hawkins, knight, born in Devonshire.
Sir George Bourchier, knight, sonne to John, Erie of Bathe.
Knightes in the tyme of King James.
George Carew, of Upton Hilion, knight. Lord Carew.
Vk^illiam Periam, of Fulford, knight; died 2 King James.
William Courteney, of Powderham, knight, th'elder.
William Courteney, the yonger, knight, died 2 King James.
Thomas Dennys, of Holecomb, knight.
Ferdinando Gorges, knight, Captayn of Plymouth fort.
John Gilbard, knight, of Greeneway, died 6 of King James,
Arthur Chichester, knight, Lord Deputy of Ireland.
William Strode, knight, of Newnham.

Knights and Distinguished Men of Devon. 1 8 1
Thomas Ridgway, knight, Tresorer of Ireland.
George Cary, knight. Lord Justice and Tresorer of Ireland
before Sir T. Ridgway.
Richard Chambernon. of Modbyry, knight.
Robert Basset, knight, beyond the seas in Ireland.

Knightes born in Devonshire.
Sir Walter Ralegh, knight.
Sir Carew Ralegh, knight, his brother.
Sir Thomas Cate, or Gates, knight.
Sir John Dowdale, knight.
Sir Thomas Edmondes, born at Plimouth.

Knightes that dwell not, but have great
enheritance in devonshire.
John Petre, knight, created Lord Petre by King James.
Sir William Petre, knight, his sonne.
Sir William Fortescu, knight, sonne to Sir John Fortesku,
Secretary. William KiUigru, knight, Lord of Crediton.
Robert Killigru, knight, sonne and heire of Sir William.
George Ralegh, of Charles, knight, dwels in Warwick
shire. Sir Robert Digby, knight ; Est Raddon and Colbroke ar
his. KNIGHTES MADE BY KING JaMES.
Robert Chichester, of Rawlegh, Knight of the Bathe.
George Speke, of Wemworthy, Knight of the Bathe.
Thomas Wise, of Sidenham, Knight of the Bathe.

Knightes before the Coronacion.
Thomas Monk, knight, sonne and heire of Antony Monk of
Poderidge. Thomas Browne, of Langtrew, knight.
Warwick Hele. knight, sonne and heire uflto Sergeant
Hele. Edward Seamor, knight, sonne and heire of Edward Seamor,
of Bery Pomeray.
Amias Bamfild, of Poltymor, knight.

1 82 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Knightes at the Coronacion made by the King's
commaundement by the Lordes Admirall, Cham
berlayne, etc.
John Hele, knight. Sergeant at Lawe unto the King.
Sir Thomas Harris, Sergeant at Law.
Sir Thomas Reynell, of Woggewill.
Sir Thomas Prideaux, sonne to Thomas Prideaux, of Nut
well, esquire.
Sir George Southcot, of Buckland-tout-Zantes.
Sir Arthur Akeland. sonne of Hugh Akeland, of Akeland.
esquire. Sir Richard Hawkins, of Plymouth, ViceadmiraU of
Devon. Sir John Whiddon, of Chageford.
Sir Lewes Stukeley, sonne to John Stuklegh, of Afton,
esquire. Sir Henry Rolle. of Stevenston, th'elder.
Sir Henry Rolle, the younger, his sonne.
Sir Henry Thynne.
Sir George Petre, sonne of William Petre, of Hays,
esquire. Sir Edward Giles, sonne of John Giles, of Dene, esquier.
Sir John Fitz, of Tavistock.
Sir Richard Strode, sonne unto Sir William Strode.
Sir Richard Edgcomb. sonne unto Pierc Edgcomb, of
Mont Edgcomb, esquire.
Sir Nicolas Smyth, sonne unto George Smyth, of Exceter.
Sir William Button, of Tauistoke, married Hinxton's
widow.'*

Knightes made by the King sithens the Coronacion.
John Akeland, of Columb John, knight.
George Smyth, of Exon. knight.
John Speccot. knight, sonne unto Humfry Speccot, of
Thornbyry, esquire.
Frances Fulford. knight, sonne unto Thomas Fulford, of
Fulford, esquire.
William Kirkham, of Blagdon, knight.
William Pole, of Shute, knight, 12 Febr., 1606.
William Dillon, of Heanton Punchardon. knight.
Christofer Harris, of Radford, knight.
John Dodderigge, knight, the King's Sergeant at Law.
¦* This entry stands alone at the foot of the page, and most probably
belongs to the following list. "

Knights and Distinguished Men of Devon. 1 83
Sir Frances Heale.
Sir Edward Southcot.
Sir Walter Erie.
Sir Edward Chichester.
Sir Arthur Basset.
Sir John Drake, sonne of John Drake, of Asshe.
Sir Samuell Sommaister, of Painsford, knight.
These that follow dwell in Cornwall, but have
houses in Devonshire.
Sir Antony Rowse. of Edmerston, knighted at the Coro
nacion.
Nicolas Prideaux. of Soldon, knight, 3 Jacobi.
Nicolas Halse, knight, born in Devon, but dwelleth now in
Cornwall. Sir Frances Vincent, of Kilrington, knight and baronet.
Sir Samuell RoUes, sonne of Robert Rolle, of Yeanton,
esquire. Sir Edward Harris, sonne of Sir Thomas Harrys, Justice in
Irland. Sir Antony Vincent, sonne of Sir Frances Vyncent.
Sir Shilston Calmady, of Wemworthy.
Sir Frances Glanvill, of Tavistoke.
Sir Henry Rowswell, of Forde.
Edmond Fowell, of Fowelscomb.
Sir Nicolas Martyn, of Oxton.
Sir Edward Chichester, of Egesford, now Lord Chichester.
Sir Richard Reynell, of Wolburgh, knighted ...
Sir Thomas Reynell.
Sir Richard Reynell, of Woggewill.
Sir Arthur Basset dwelleth in Ireland, brother of Sir Robert
Basset. Hugh Colomb, knight, dwels in Irland, sonne of Hugh
Columb, of Canonlegh.
Hugh Clatworthy, knight, dwels in Irland, brother of
Symon Clatworthy, of Clatworthy.
Sir John, younger sonne of Sir Walter Yonge, of Coltre.
Sir Henry Carew, sonne of Peter Carew, of Bickley.
Sir James Bagg, of Plymouth.
Edmond Prideaux, of Netherton, baronet.
George Chidley, of Strechley, baranet.
Frances Drake, of Buckland Monachorum, baronet.
Thomas Heale, of Fleete, baronet.
Lewis Pollard, of Nymeton, baronet.
John Pole, of Shute, baronet.
Sir Richard Grenvill, of Fitzford, knight and baronet.

1 84 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
[Knights living in the time of] Kinge Charles,
Edward Seamer, of Byry Pomeray, knight and baronet.
Frances Vyncent, of Kilrington, knight and baronet.
Edmond Prideaux, of Netherton, baronet.
George Chidley, of Strechley, baronet.
Frances Drake, of Bockland Monachorum, baronet.
Ferdinando Gorges, Captayn of Plymouth fort, knighted at
Roane, 1590.
William Courtenay, of Powderham, knighted Anno 1576.
Robert Basset, of Heanton Puncherdon, knighted in Ireland
in Queene Elizabeth's raign.
Robert Chichester, of Yolston, knight of the Bathe.
Thomas Wise, of Sidenham, knight of the Bathe.
William Strode, of Newnham, knighted in the tyme of
Queene Elizabeth.
Warwick Heale, of Wemworthy, knighted 24 Maij, 1603.
Thomas Mounke, of Poderidg, knighted at Sir WUliam
Fleetwood's howse, 1603.
Amyas Bamfild, of Poltymore, knighted 9 Julij, 1603.
At the coronacion day, 1603.
John Whiddon, of Chagford, knighted 1603.
Henry Rolle, th'elder, of Stevenston, knighted 1603.
Richard Edgcomb, of Mount Edgcomb, knighted 1603.
Thomas Prideaux, of Nutwell, knighted 1603.
Thomas Drew, of Brodehembery, knighted 1603.
George Southcot, of Stoke Flemyng, knighted 1603.
Richard Strode, sonne and heire of Sir William Strode,
knighted 1603.
George Petre, sometyme of Hays, neere Exon, knighted 1603.
Edward Giles, of Dene, knighted 1603.

John Speccot, of Thornbyry, knighted 2 Junij, 1604.
Frances Fulford, of Bosomshele, knighted ... February, 1604.
Nicolas Prideaux, of  knighted 13 November, 1606.
William Pole, of Colcomb, knighted 15 Febr., 1606.
John Dodderidg, on of the Justices of the King's Bench,
knighted 5 Julij, 1607.
Edward Southcot, of Santon, knighted 24 Junii, i6o8.
Edward Chichester, of Egesford, knighted ... I'6i6.
Vicount. John Drake, sonne of John Drake, of Ash. knighted ...
Antony Vyncent, sonne of Baronet Vincent, knighted ...
SamueU Sommaister, of Pimford. knighted ...

Knights and Distinguished Men of Devon. 185
Shilston Calmady, of Wembyry, knighted ...
SamueU Rolle, sonne of Robert Rolle, of Heanton Sachvill,
knighted ... 1620.
Henry Rowswell. of Forde, knighted ...
Edmond FowfU, of Fowelscomb, knighted ...
Francis Glanvill, of Tawistoke, knighted ...
Nicolas Martyn, of Oxton, knighted ... of Febr., 1624.
Richard Reynell, of Forde [in] Wollburgh, knighted ...
1623. *William Wray, sonne of Sir William Wray, knighted ...
Thomas Reynell, 2 sonne of Sir Thomas Reynell. knighted
14 Sept., 1625, at Forde.
Richard Reynell, of 'Woggewill, his elder brother, knighted
14 Sept., 1625, at Forde.
John Younge, sonne of John Younge, of Coliton, knighted
14 Sept., 1625, at Forde.
John Chichester, of H.ille, knighted 17 Sept., 1625, at Pli
mouth. Henry, sonne of Peter Carew, of Bickley, knighted 18 Sept.,
1625, [at] Plimouth.
James Bagge, of Plymouth, knighted 19 Sept., 1625, [at]
Plymouth. Symon Leache, Sherif of Devon, knighted 28 Sept., 1625,
[at] Axmister. John Chidley, brother of Baronet Chidley, knighted at
Rowburgh Downe, 22 Sept., 1625.
Richard GrenviU, 2 sonne of Sir Barnard Grenvill, knighted
at Plymouth, 22 Sept, 1625 \ now baronet.
Popham Southcot, sonne of Thomas Southcot, of Mouns
Otery, knighted 1628.
Edward Cary, of Bradford, knighted in Ireland.
George Cary, sonne of Sir Edward, knighted ...
Nicolas Slannynge, of  , knighted ...
Baronetes made by Kinge James and Kinge Charles.
Sir Edward Seamer, of Biry Castell.
Sir Frances Vincent, of Killerington, knight.
Sir Edmond Prideaux, of Netherton.
Sir George Chidley, of Asseriston.
Sir Francis Drake, of Buckland Monacorum.
Sir Thomas Heale, of Fleete.
Sir Lewes Pollard, of Kings Nimeton.
Sir John Pole, of Shute.
Sir Richard Grenville, of Fitzforde. knight.
* The name of ' King Charles ' is here insetted a second time.

THE JUSTICES ITINERANT IN DEVON,
WITH THE DATES OF THEIR CIRCUITS.
2 HENRY IL — 21 henry VII.
(an incomplete LIST.)
(Pages 331 — 246.)

THE JUSTICES ITINERANTES AND JUSTICES OF
ASSISE AS HAVE BIN IN THEIR CIRCUIT IN
THIS COUNTY OF DEVON.

22 Henry II.

R

APH FITZ STEPHAN
William Ruffus
Gilbert Pipard

Hugh Bardolph
Raph Fitz Stephan
WiUiam Briwer
Robert Whitefield
Roger Fitz Everard

^ These were appointed Justices
itinerantes in Wjltes, Dor
cetshire, Somersetshire,
Devon and Cornwall.

The King's Justices sitting
at Exon.

Henry de Braybrok
Martin PateshuU
Thomas de Multon
Robert de Lexinton

9 Henry III.

[These Justices itinerantes sate
in Devon.

The Justices Itinerant in Devon.

187

II and 12 Henry III.

Thomas de Multon
Robert de Lexinton
Raph Mussard
Jordan Oliver
John Baioc

^These Justices sate in Devon.

IJohn Baioc sate in the 1 1
/ yeere but not in the 12.

William de Eborum
William de St. Edmond
Robert Beachamp
Jordan Oliver

Henry III.

1 These Justices itinerantes sate
at Exon.

14 Henry IIL
WUliam de Ralegh, Justiciarius domini Regis.

28 Henry III.

John, Abbot of Shirborn.
Roger Turkelby.
Gilbert Preston.
Robert Bechamp,

Robert de Turkelby.
Gilbert Preston.
John Cobham.

33 Henry III.

40 Henry III.

Gilbert Preston et socii sui.
Roger de Wincester.
William de Inglefild,
WUliam de Cobham.

44 Henry IIL

Dominus Johannes Gray
Dominus Johannes Wyvell

¦1 Justiciarii domini Regis apud
J Exoniam.

i88

Note-Book of Tristram Risdon^

45 Henry III.

Gilbert Preston.
Jeffrey Lewkenor.
Walter Helion.
John de Okeston.
Gilbert Preston.
Henry Tracy.
Roger Wicester.
William Cobham.

Robert Brewes.
Richard Midelton.
William Stanton.

46-47 Henry III.

48 Henry III.
Roger Thurkelby et socii sui apud Exoniam.

S3 Henry III.

Richard de Midelton.
Roger de Mussenden.
Adam Grenevile.
Thomas Trivet.

Gilbert Preston.
Henry Tracy.
Roger Wicester.
William Cobham.

54 Henry III.

Anno Domini 1286.

Salomon de Rocester
Roger Thurkelby
Gilbert Preston
Mr. Symon de Wanton
John de Cobham.

Justices Exon.

Itinerantes sate at

Richard de Boyland
Robert de Fulton

12 Edward I.
[justices Itinerantes.

The Justices Itinerant in Devon. 189
THE JUDGES THAT HAVE HAD THEIR CIRCUIT
IN THIS COUNTRYE.
5 Edward I.
Dominus Radulphus de Hingham.
12 Edward I.
Salomon de Rocester.
Richard Boyland. 26 Edward I.
Henry de Enfield.
John de Bosco. 29 Edward I.
Henry Spigurnell.
Walter Paveley. 4 Edward IL
John de Foxley.
John de Batesford. 8 Edward III.
Johannes Inge, on of the King's Justices of his Coorts of
Common Plees. II Edward III.
William Scharshull, on of the King's Justices of his coorte
of Common Pleas.
John Ynge, on of the Justices of the King's Coort of his
Common Pleas. 13 Edward III.
William Scharshull, on of the Justices of the King's Coorte
of Common Plees.
John Inge, on of the Justices of the King's Coorte of
Common Pleas.
16 Edward III.
WiUiam Scharsull, on of the Justices of the King's Coorte of
Common Pleas.
John Inge, on of the Justices of the King's Coorte of
Common Pleas.

1 90 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
29 Edward III.
John Mowbray, on of the King's Justices of his Coorte of
Common Pleas.
Edmond Chelrey, on of the King's Justices of the Bench.
32 Edward IIL
John de Stowford, on of the King's Justices of his Coorte of
Common Pleas.
Robert Briton, on of the King's Justices of his Bench.
38 Edward III.
John Mowbray, on of the King's Justices of his Coorte of
Common Pleas.
Edmond Chelrey. on of the Justices of the King's Bench.
47 Edward III.
William de Witingham. on of the Justices of the King's
Coort of Common Pleas,
Henry Percehay, on of the Justices of the King's Bench.
7 Richard II.
Robert Tresilian, Chief Justice.
John Cary. 14 Richard II.
William Rickhill, on of the Justices of the King's Coorte of
Common Plees.
William Erenchesley, on of the Justices of the King's
Bench.
16 Richard IL
William Rickhill, on of the Justices of the King's Coorte of
Common Plees.
William Brenchesley, on of the Justices of the King's
Bench.
3 Henry IV.
William Rickhill, on of the Justices of the King's Coorte of
Common Plees.
William Brenchesley, on of the Justices of the King's
Bench.

The Justices Itinerant in Devon. 191

8 Henry IV.
William Hankford, on of the Justices of the King's Coorte
of Common Plees.
William Serene, on of the King's Justices of the King's
Bench. II Henry IV.
William Hankford, on of the King's Justices of his Coorte
of Common Pleas.
William Serene, on of the Justices of the King's Bench.

13 Henry IV.
John Culpeper on of the Justices of the King's Coorte of
Common Plees.
William Serene, on of the Justices of the King's Bench.

9 Henry V.
William Cheyney.
John Martin. 9 Henry VI.
William Cheyney.
John Martin. 14 Edward IV.
Richard Choke, knight.
John Catesby. 21 Henry VII.
John Butteler.
Willelmus Grevill.

4 and 5 Philip and Marie.
Antony Browne, Sergeant at law.
Robert Catlyn, Sergeant at law.

3 Elizabeth.
Ricardus Weston, Justice de banco.
Robert Catlyn, Sergeant at law.

1 92 Note-Book qf Tristram Risdon.

15 Elizabeth.
Roger Manhod, Justice of the King's Bench.
John Jeffreys, Justice of the same place.

[Undated Entries.]
Sir John Jeffreis, Knight, Lord Chief Barron of th'Ex-
chequer. Roger Manhode. on of the Justices of the Common Pleas.
Sir Roger Manhode, knight Lord Chief Barron of th'Ex-
chequer. Edmond Anderson, the Queen's Sergeant at law.
Sir Edmond Anderson, knight. Lord Chief Justice of the
Common Pleas.
William Peryam, on of the Justices of the Common Pleas.
Sir Edmond Anderson, knight, Lord Chief Justice of the
Common Pleas.
 Shute, on of the Barrons of th'Exchequer.
Sir Edmond Anderson, knight Lord Chief Justice of the
Common Pleas.
 Flowrdew, on of the Barrons of th'Exchequer.
Thomas Walmisley, on of the Justices of the Court of
Common Pleas.
Edward Fenner, on of the Justices of the King's Bench.
William Periam, knight. Chief Baron of th'Exchequer.
Edward Fenner, on of the Justices of the King's Bench.
Edward Fenner. knight, on of the Justices of the King's
Bench. Peter Warberton, knight, on of the Justices of the Common
Pleas. Thomas Flemmyng, knight. Lord Chief Baron of th'Ex
checquer. Edward Fenner, knight, on of the Justices of the King's
Bench. Thomas Flemmyng, knight. Lord Chief Baron of th'Ex
checquer. Lawrenc Tanfield, knight, on of the Justices of the
Common Pleas.

The Justices Itinerant in Devo?t. 193
Thomas Flemmyng. knight. Lord Chief Justice of the King's
Bench. Lawrenc Tanfield, knight. Lord Chief Baron of th'Ex
checquer. Sir Lawrenc Tanfild, Lord Chief Barron.
Sir Augustin Nicols. on of the Justices of the Common
Pleas. Sir Lawrenc Tanfild, Chief Barron.
Sir Henry Montacu, the King's Sergeant.
Sir Henry Montagu. Chief Justice.
Sir Lawrenc Tanfild, Chief Barron.
Sir Lawrenc Tanfild. Chief Barron.
Sir Richard Hutton, on of the Justices of the Common
Plees. Sir John Walter, Chief Barron.
Sir Richard Hutton, on of the Justices of the Common
Plees, I Caroli Regis.
Sir John Walter, Chief Barron.
Sir John Denham, on of the Barons of th'Exchecquer.
Sir Thomas Richardson. Chief Justice of the Common
Plees. Sir John Dinham, Baron of th'Exchecquer.

13

EXETER.
DUKES. MARQUISES AND EARLS
BEARING THIS TITLE,
WITH A LIST OF THE
MAYORS OF THE CITY.
(Pages 173—177.)

Duces, Marchiones et Comites [atque Maiores]
Exonie.
REX RICARDUS II. Johannem Holland, Hunting
donie Comitem, Exonie ducem creavit. Sed Rex
Henricus IV. ipsum a gradu hoc dejecit. Et dictus
Henricus rex Thomam Beafort Exonie ducem vocavit.
Postea Johannes Holland antedicti Johannis filius paternum
recuperavit, et in ducatum Exonie est suffectus. Huic successit
Henricus Holland, filius predicti Johannis, et ultimus est ducum
Exonie. [Anna] Soror* istius Henrici nupta est [Johanni]
Nevill. Solum unum marchionem, videlizet Henricum Courtney
(et creatum et deprivatum per Regem Henricum VIII.) Exonia
habuit. Comites vero. Omnes illos primos comites Devonie de
familia et nomine de Ripariis Exonia sibi vendicat. Nam se
Comites Devonie et aliquando Exonie scribere solebant.
Et nuper Rex noster Jacobus Thomam Citsilt Dominum
Burley hoc titulo honoris elargitus est.
¦* She was his half-sister. — Eds.

Dukes, Marquises and Earls in Exeter. 195

Maiores Exonie.*
Et quia multi nobiles et antiqui stemmatis originem trahunt
a mercatoribus civitates inhabitantibus hie etiam adjiciam
maiores civitatis Exonie secundum tempora in quibus huic
civitati prefuere.
Willelmus Turbury, maior fuit Exonie, primo Henrici IIL,
4 Henrici III., 5 Henrici IIL, 9 Henrici III., 10 Henrici IIL,
,12 Henrici III., 13 Henrici HI., 16 Henrici IIL, 22 Henrici III.
Rogerus FitzHenry, maior erat hujus civitatis, Annis 2
l^enrici IIL, 6 Henrici HI., 14 Henrici IIL, 15 Henrici IIL,
20 Henrici III.
Walterus Gerveys, maior fuit Exonie, Annis 3 Henrici HI.,
8 Henrici III.
Rogerus FitzStephans, maior fuit Exonie, Anno. 11 Henrici
III. HUlarius Blund, maior erat, Annis 18 Henrici HI., 40
Henrici III., 42 Henrici IIL, 43 Henrici HI., 46 Henrici III.
Martinus Roff, maior erat, Annis 19 Henrici HI., 21 Henrici
III., 23 Henrici IIL, 25 Henrici IIL, 26 Henrici HI., 27, ^8,
30 Henrici IIL, 32 Henrici IIL, 34 Henrici III., 35 Henrici III ,
et 37 Henrici HI.
Adam Rifford, maior Exonie, Annis 29 Henrici IIL, 31
Henrici IIL, 36 Henrici III., 38 Henrici III.
Willelmus Hastenent, maior Exonie. Anno 33 Henrici III.
Johannes de Okeston, maior Exonie, Anno 39 Henrici III.
Philippus Le Dier, maior Exonie, Annis 41 Henrici HI.,
44 Henrici HI., 49 Henrici III.
Walterus de Okeston, maior Exonie, Annis 45 Henrici IIL,
47 Henrici HI.. 50 Henrici III.
Nicholaus Ivelchester, maior Exonie, 48 Henrici III., 52
Henrici III.
Willelmus Dierling, maior Exonie, Anno 51 Henrici III.
Walterus Shaw, maior Exonie, 52 Henrici III.
Martinus Dierling, maior Exon, Annis 55 Henrici IIL,
56 Henrici HI., 57 Henrici IIL, 2 Edwardi I., 5 Edwardi I.
Walterus Le Geithin, maior Exonie, i Edwardi I.
Alfridus Duport. maior Exonie, 3 Edwardi I., 4 Edwardi I.,
6 Edwardi I., 8 Edwardi I., 10 Edwardi I., 1 1 Edwardi I.
Johannes Feneton, maior Exonie, 4 Edwardi L. 7 Edwardi I.
WUlelmus DerHng, maior Exon, Anno 9 Edwardi I.
David Le Tayler, maior E.xonie. Annis 12 Edwardi I.,
13 Edwardi I.
¦* This list disagrees with the various published lists, but we have thought
it best to print without alterations.^Eos.
13—2

196 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Johannes Soche, maior Exonie, Annis 14 Edwardi L, 15
Edwardi I., 17 Edwardi I., 18 Edwardi I., 19 Edwardi I., 21
Edwardi I., 22 Edwardi I.
Ricardus Allen, maior Exonie, Anno 16 Edwardi I.
Willelmus Gatepath, maior Exonie, Annis 19 Edwardi I.,
27 Edwardi I., 28 Edwardi I., 34 Edwardi I., 5 Edwardi II.
Ricardus Tantifer, maior Exonie, Anno 20 Edwardi I.
Wilelmus Tantifer, maior Exonie. Annis 23 Edwardi I.,
28 Edwardi I.
Walterus Tantifer, maior Exonie, Annis 25 Edwardi I.,
3 Edwardi II.
Ricardus Beavin, maior Exonie, Anno 24 Edwardi I. ,
Johannes Horn, maior Exonie, 26 Edwardi I.
Rogerus Le Wheton, maior Exonie, 30 Edwardi I.
Rogerus Beavin, maior Exonie, Annis 29 Edwardi I., 31
Edwardi I., 32 Edwardi I., 33 Edwardi I., i Edwardi IL.
2 Edwardi IL. 6 Edwardi IL, 7 Edwardi IL, 10 Edwardi IL,
12 Edwardi II.
Walterus Langdon, maior Exonie, 4 Edwardi II.
Philippus Lovecock, maior Exonie, Annis 8 Edwardi II.,
9 Edwardi II., 12 Edwardi IL, 13 Edwardi IL. 17 Edwardi IL,
18 Edwardi IL, 19 Edwardi IL, I Edwardi HI., 2 Edwardi IIL,
4 Edwardi III.
Martin Le Ken, maior Exonie, n Edwardi IL, 3 Edwardi
HI., s Edwardi IIL, 7 Edwardi III.
Robertus Wootton, maior Exonie, Annis 13 Edwardi II.,
14 Edwardi II. , 15 Edwardi II., i6 Edwardi II.
Rogerus Le Sellar, maior Exonie, Anno 20 Edwardi II.
Thomas Gerveis, maior Exonie, Annis 6 Edwardi IIL, 10
Edwardi III.
Thomas Lichefild, maior Exonie, 7 Edwardi IIL, 12 Edwardi
IIL, 13 Edwardi III.
Henricus Hughton, maior Exonie, Annis 8 Edwardi IIL,
9 Edwardi HI., 10 Edwardi IIL, 11 Edwardi IIL, 13 Edwardi
III., 14 Edwardi IIL, 17 Edwardi IIL, 18 Edwardi HI.. 20
Edwardi III.
Thomas Le Farboure, maior Exonie, Annis 15 Edwardi III.,
16 Edwardi III., 19 Edwardi IIL, 21 Edwardi III.
Nicolaus Halberton, maior Exonie, 21 Edwardi III. )
Robertus Le Noble, maior Exonie, 21 Edwardi III. j ^"^^T-
Robertus Brideport, maior Exonie. 22 Edwardi IIL. 23
Edwardi III., 24 Edwardi UL, 25 Edwardi IIL. 28 Edwardi
Johannes Le Spicer, maior Exonie, 26 Edwardi III.. 27
Edwardi IIL, 30 Edwardi IIL, 32 Edward IIL, 33 Edwardi'lII.
Johannes Gist, maior Exonie, Annis 34 Edwardi IIL 35
Edwardi III., 36 Edwardi III., 44 Edwardi III. "'

Dukes, Marquises and Earls in Exeter. 197
Nicolaus Taverner, maior Exonie, 37 Edwardi III.
Nicolaus Bradeston, maior Exonie, 38 Ewardi HI., 39
Edwardi IIL
Warren Barlist, maior Exonie, 40 Edwardi III.
Rogerus Plente, maior Exonie, 41 Edwardi III., 43 Ed
wardi III., 45 Edwardi III.
Martinus Battishull, maior Exonie, 42 Edwardi III.
Robertus Wilford, maior Exonie, Annis 46 Edwardi IIL,
47 Edwardi IIL, 48 Edwardi IIL, I Ricardi II. , 2 Ricardi II.,
3 Ricardi II. , 6 Ricardi IL, 8 Ricardi II., 10 Ricardi IL, 12
Ricardi IL, 14 Ricardi IL, 16 Ricardi IL, 18 Ricardi II.
Johannes Gray, maior Exonie, 49 Edwardi III., 50 Ed-
¦wardi IIL, 4 Ricardi II. , I Henrici IV.
Johannes Nymet. maior Exonie, 5 Ricardi IL
Johannes Talbut, maior Exonie, 7 Ricardi 1 1., 20 Ricardi II.
Adam Scutt, maior Exonie, 9 Ricardi II., 12 Henrici IV.
Ricardus Bozom, maior Exonie, 1 1 Ricardi 1 1., 13 Ricardi IL,
15 Ricardi II. , 17 Ricardi IL, 11 Henrici IV.
Symon Grendon, maior Exonie, 19 Ricardi II., 22 Ricardi II,
7 Henrici IV.
Willelmus Wilford, 2 Henrici IV., 4 Henrici IV., 6 Henrici
IV., 8 Henrici IV., 10 Henrici IV., 13 Henrici IV., 14 Henrici IV.
Willelmus Oke, maior Exonie, 3 Henrici IV.
Henricus Hull, maior Exonie, 5 Henrici IV.
Johannes Hull, maior Exonie, 14 Henrici IV., 6 Henrici VI. ,
9 Henrici VL, 16 Henrici VL, 24 Henrici VI.
Peter Sturt, maior Exonie, i Henrici V., 3 Henrici V.
Thomas Eston, maior, 2 Henrici V.. 7 Henrici V., i Hen
rici VI. Johannes Batin, maior Exonie, 4 Henrici V., 6 Henrici V.,
8 Henrici V., 2 Henrici VI.
Johannes Cooke, maior Exonie, S Henrici V, 9 Henrici V.,
3 Henrici VI.
Robertus Voysey, maior Exonie, 4 Henrici VI.
John Shillingford, maior Exonie, 7 Henrici VL, 8 Hen
rici VL, 23 Henrici VL, 25 Henrici VL, 26 Henrici VL
Willelmus Cooke, maior Exonie, 10 Henrici VL, 13 Hen
rici VI. Thomas Cooke, maior Exonie, 11 Henrici VI., 14 Hen
rici VI. , 20 Henrici VI.
Johannes Salter, maior Exonie, 12 Henrici VI
Johannes Cottiell, maior Exonie, 15 Henrici VI.
Benedictus Drew, maior Exonie, 17 Henrici VI.
WillelmusUpton,maiorExonie, 18 Henrici VL, 19 Henrici VI.
Johannes Cutler, maior Exonie, 2 1 Henrici VL, 27 Henrici VI.
Hugo Germyn, maior Exonie, 22 Henrici VI. , 28 Hen
rici VL, 30 Henrici VI., 34 Henrici VL, 2 Edwardi IV., 4 Ed-

1 98 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
wardi IV., 6 Edwardi IV., 10 Edwardi IV., 11 Edwardi IV., 14
Edwardi IV.
Willelmus Crymell, maior Exonie, 29 Henrici VI.
Willelmus Pope, maior Exonie, 31 Henrici VI.
Ricardus Orenge, maior Exonie, 33 Henrici VI.
Willelmus Duke, maior Exonie, 35 Henrici VL, 39 HenriciVI.
Johannes Kelly, maior Exonie, 36 Henrici VL. i Edwardi IV.,
17 Edwardi IV.
Ricardus Druell, maior Exonie, 37 Henrici VL, 3 Edwardi
IV.. 5 Edwardi IV. 21 Edwardi IV.
Johannes Betty, maior Exonie. 38 Henrici VL
Thomas Calwodlegh, maior Exonie, 7 Edwardi IV., 20 Ed
wardi IV., 2 Henrici VIL, 17 Henrici VII.
Johannes Hamlyn, maior Exonie, 8 Edwardi IV.
Robertus Smyth, maior Exonie, 9 Edwardi IV.
Ricardus Geffrey, maior Exonie, 11 Edwardi IV.
Ricardus Clark, maior Exonie, 12 Edwardi IV., 4 Hen
rici VII. Ricardus Ronnewell, maior Exonie, 13 Edwardi IV.
Johannes Orenge, maior Exonie, 15 Edwardi IV.
Johannes Atwill, maior Exonie, 16 Edwardi IV, 19 Ed
wardi IV., I Ricardi IIL, 8 Henrici VIL, 12 Henrici VII.
Willelmus Obley, maior Exonie, 18 Edwardi IV., 10 Hen
rici VII. Ricardus Werth, maior Exonie, 22 Edwardi IV.
Matheus Job, maior Exonie, 2 Ricardi III.
Robertus Russill, maior Exonie, i Henrici VII.
Ricardus Newton, maior Exonie, 3 Henrici VII.
Stephanus Rudgway, maior Exonie, 5 Henrici VIL
Johannes Hooker, maior Exonie, 6 Henrici VII.
Robertus Chub, maior Exonie, 7 Henrici VII.
Johannes Coleshill. maior Exonie, 9 Henrici VII.
Johannes Calwoodlegh, maior Exonie, 11 Henrici VIL, 23
Henrici VII.
Willelmus Frost, maior Exonie, 13 Henrici VII.
Ricardus Undye, maior Exonie, 14 Henrici VII.
Nicholas Hamlin, maior Exonie, 15 Henrici VII.
Walterus York, maior Exonie, 16 Henrici VII.
Walterus Champneis, maior Exonie, 18 Henrici VII.
Robertus Newton ^
Johannes Damster >- maiores PIxonie, 19 Henrici VII.
Willelmus Fron J
Thomas Andrewe, maior Exonie, 20 Henrici VII 2 Hen
rici VIII. WUlelmus Crudge, maior Exonie, Annis 21 Henrici VIL,
2 Henrici VIIL, 7 Henrici VIIL, 10 Henrici VIII.
Ricardus Hewet, maior Exonie, 22 Henrici VIL, 5 Hen
rici VIII.

Dukes, Marquisesand Earls in Exeter. 199
Johannes Limpenny, maior Exonie, 24 Henrici VII,
Johannes Buknam, maior Exonie, i Henrici VIIL, 8 Hen
rici VIII. Willelmus Wilford, maior Exonie, 2 Henrici VIII.
Johannes Symons, maior Exonie, 4 Henrici VIIL, 15 Hen
rici VIII. Johannes Moore, maior Exonie, 6 Henrici VIII.
Thomas Hunt, maior Exonie, 9 Henrici VIIL, 15 Hen
rici VIIL. 29 Henrici VIII.
Galfridus Jewes. maior Exonie, 11 Henrici VIII.
Johannes Broadmore. maior Exonie, 12 Henrici VIII.
Johannes Noseworthy, maior Exonie, 13 Henrici VIII.
Ricardus Duke, maior Exonie, 14 Henrici VIII.
Willelmus Hurst, maior Exonie, 16 Henrici VIIL, 27 Hen
rici VIIL, 37 Henrici VIIL, 5 Edwardi VI. , 3 Elizabethe.
Willelmus Bene, maior Exonie, 17 Henrici VIIL
Henricus Hamlin, maior Exonie, 18 Henrici VIIL. 30 Hen
rici VIII. Johannes Britnall, maior Exonie, 19 Henrici VIIL, 26 Hen
rici VIIL, 38 Henrici VIII.
Robertus Buller, maior Exonie, 20 Henrici VIII.
Robertus Hooker, maior Exonie, 21 Henrici VIII.
Johannes Blackaller, maior Exonie, 22 Henrici VIIL, 28
Henrici VIIL, 2 Edwardi VI.
Gilbertus Kirk, maior Exonie, 23 Henrici VIIL, 31 Hen
rici VIII. Willelmus Periam, maior Exonie, 24 Henrici VIII.
Ricardus Martin, maior Exonie, 25 Henrici VIII.
Thomas Spurway, maior Exonie, 32 Henrici VIII.
Willelmus Buckenam, maior Exonie, 33 Henrici VIII.
Johannes Buller, maior Exonie, 34 Henrici VIII.
Robertus Tooker, maior Exonie, 35 Henrici VIII.
Thomas Presthood, maior Exonie, 36 Henrici VIIL, 4 Ed
wardi VL, 18 Elizabethe.
Johannes Midwinter, maior Exonie, i Edwardi VL, 2
Marie. Johannes Tuckfild, maior Exonie, 3 Edwardi VI.
WUlelmus Tothill, maior Exonie, 6 Edwardi VI.
Willelmus Smith, maior Exonie, i Marie.
Morricius Levermore, maior Exonie, 3 Marie, 6 Elizabethe.
Walterus Staplehill, maior Exonie, 4 Marie.
Johannes Peter, maior Exonie, 5 Marie, 4 Elizabethe^ 17
Elizabethe. Robertus Midwinter, maior Exonie, i Elizabethe.
Johannes Blackeall, maior Exonie, 2 Elizabethe, 14 Eliza
bethe. Johannes Periam, maior Exonie, 5 Elizabethe, 14 Elizabethe.

200 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Johannes Wolcot, maior Exonie, 7 Elizabethe.
Thomas Richardson, maior Exonie, 8 Elizabethe.
Johannes Smith, maior Exonie, 9 Elizabethe.
Robertus Chaffe, maior Exonie, 10 Elizabethe, 18 Eliza
bethe. Willelmus Chaple, maior Exonie, il Elizabethe, 21 Eliza
bethe. Symon Knight, maior Exonie, 12 Elizabethe, 2t Eliza
bethe. Thomas Brewerton. maior Exonie, 13 Elizabethe.
Willelmus Trivet, 15 Elizabethe.
Nicholas Martin, maior Exonie, 16 Elizabethe, 27 EHza-
bethe. Georgius Peryman, maior Exonie, 19 Elizabethe.
Ricardus Prous, maior Exonie, 20 Elizabethe,
Willelmus Brewerton, maior Exonie, 22 Elizabethe.
Thomas Martin, maior Exonie, 23 Elizabethe.
Michaell Germyn, maior Exonie, 24 Elizabethe, 33 Eliza
bethe. Galfridus Thomas, maior Exonie, 25 Elizabethe.
Johannes Davy, maior Exonie, 26 Elizabethe, 36 Eliza
bethe, 2 Jacobi.
Georgius Smyth, mayor Exonie, 28 Elizabethe, 39 EHza-
bethe, 5 Jacobi.
Johannes Periam, maior Exonie, 29 Elizabethe, 40 Eliza
bethe. Thomas Chapell, maior Exonie, 30 Elizabethe.
Richard Prous, maior Exonie,- 31 Elizabethe, 44 Eliza
bethe. WilHam Martin, maior Exonie, 32 Elizabethe, 42 Eliza
bethe. Nicolas Spicer, maior Exonie, 34 Elizabethe, i Jacobi.
Thomas Spicer, maior Exonie, 35 Elizabethe.
John Chapell, maior Exonie, 37 Elizabethe.
John Levermore, maior Exonie, 38 Elizabethe.
John Howell, maior Exonie, 41 Elizabethe.
Thomas Walker, maior Exonie, 43 Elizabethe.
Richard Bevis, maior Exonie, 44 Elizabethe.
Henry Hull, maior Exonie, 3 Jacobi.
Richard Dorchester, maior Exonie, 4 Jacobi.

BARONS AND KNIGHTS
IN THE COUNTY OF CORNWALL,
WITH THEIR ARMS.
HENRY II.— JAMES 1,
(Pages 333— 3S5-)

Barones and Milites infra Comitatum Cornueue,
TEMPORE Regis Henrici II.
REGINALDUS, Comes Cornubie: .... a lion rampant
..., crowned ..., a bordure ... charged with eight
roundels ....
Robertus, Baro de Cardinan : [No arms].
Reginald de Valletort : Argent, three bendlets gules,
a bordure sable.
Walterus de Haya, [No arms.]
Nicolas filius Galfridl [No arms.]
WiLLEMUS BOTUEAUX : Argent, a griffin segreant gules,
armed and beaked azure.
Alanus Blund. [No arms.]
Gervasius filius Willelmi : Argent, on a bend sable
three estoiles of six points wavy of the field.
Willelmus de Mareis, frater Comitis Reginaldi.
[No arms.]
Willelmus filius Ricardi : ' Beatrix, his daughter and
heire was maried to Reginald Earle of Cornwall, base son
of King Henry I.' : Per pale, sable and ermine, a fess counter-
changed.

202 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Stephanus Flandrensis : Vair, a chief chequy or and
gules. Alanus Dunstanvill : ..., fretty ..., on a canton ... a
lion rampant ...
Willelmus Oliver : Azure, a naked sinister hand and
arm embowed fessways argent, issuant from clouds on the
sinister side or and grasping another hand couped at the wrist
of the second distilling drops of blood.
Willelmus de Rupe: Azure,* three fishes [lampreys]
naiant in pale argent.
Rogerus Anglicus : Sable, three lions rampant argent.
Henricus de Trendelberg. [No arms.]
Nicolas Midleton : Ermine, on a quarter gules a chief or.
Gervasius Hornecot : Gules, a bugle horn or stringed
and garnished argent.
Galfridus Lascell : Gules, a saltire and chief argent.
Johannes filius Ricardi : Per pale sable and ermine.
fess counterchanged. Radulphus de Rupe: Azure, three lampreys naiant in
pale argent.
Alanus Bloiiio : Sable, a saltire engrailed argent.
Henricus filius Willelmi : Argent, on a bend sable
three estoiles of six points wavy of the field.
Robertus filius Willelmi : Argent, on a bend sable
three estoiles of six points wavy of the field.
Ricardus filius Ricardi : Per pale, sable and ermine, a
fess counterchanged. Willelmus de Allet : Sable, three bulls passant argent.
Ricardus de Allet : Sable, three bulls passant argent.
Henricus Pomeray : Or, a lion rampant gules, a bordure
engrailed sable.
Walterus Treverbin. [No arms.]
Ricardus Rivell : Ermine, a chevron gules within a
bordure engrailed sable.
Barones et milites in Comitatu Cornubie tempore
Regni Ricardi L, et Regis Johannis.
Robertus. Baro de Cardynan. [No arms.]
Rogerus de Valletorte, Dominus de Tremeton : ...,
on a bend .... three mullets ...
Henricus filius naturalis Reginaldi, Comitis Cor
nubie. [No arms.]
Ricardus Rivell, Vicecomes Cornubie: Ermine, a
chevron gules, a bordure engrailed sable.
Willelmus Boterell, de Boterelcastel .... a griflfin
segreant gules, armed and beaked azure.

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Ricardus filius Ricardi : Per pale, sable and ermine, a
fess counterchanged. Walterus filius Roberti. [No arms.]
Rogerus filius Roberti. [No arms.]
Robertus filius Ricardi, frater Ricardi : Per pale
sable and ermine, a fess counterchanged.
Simon de Pyn : Gules, a chevron ermine between three
pine-apples or.
Robertus filius Willelmi : Argent, on a bend sable
three estoiles of six points wavy of the field.
Robertus de Sicca Villa: Sable, a chevron ermine
between three sheaves of bird-bolts argent.
Rogerus Prideaux, de Prideaux : Per pale gules and
argent, three castles embattled, counterchanged.
Walterus Treverbyn, de Treverbyn. [No arms.]
Andreas Dominus de Cardynan. [No arms.]
Willelmus Botreaux, de Botreauxcastel : Argent, a
griffin segreant gules armed and beaked azure.
Willelmus Bas.set, de Tehidy : Barry wavy of six, or
and gules. Gervasius Hornecot, de Piderwyn : Gules, a bugle
horn or, stringed and garnished argent.
OsbeRtus filius Willelmi [Vicarius] Vicecomes Cor
nubie secondo Regis Johannis [Vicarius Hugonis Bardolf] :
Argent, on a bend sable, three estoiles of six points wavy of the
field. Johannes filius Ricardi, Vicecomes Cornubie Annis
II, 12, 13 [14] ET 16 Regis Johannis : Per pale sable and
ermine, a fess counterchanged.
Ricardus Allet, de Allet : Sable, three bulls passant
argent. Rogerus Carmyno: Azure, a bend or. a label of five
points argent.
Nicolaus Hornecot, filius Gervasii : Gules, a bugle-
horn or, stringed and garnished argent.
Barones et milites in comitatu Cornubie tempore
Regis Henrici III.
Andreas, Dominus de Cardynan. [No arms.]
Rogerus de Valletorta, Dominus de Tremeton.
[No arms.]Johannes filius Ricardi : Per pale, sable and ermine, a
fess counterchanged. Reginaldus de Valletorta, de Tremeton, Vicecomes,
Annis [5, 6,] 7 et 8, Henrici III. : Argent, three bendlets sinister
gules, on a bordure sable eight bezants.

204 Note- Book of Tristram- Risdon.
Walterus Treverbyn, de Treverbyn, 8 Henrici III.
[No arms.]Willelmus Boteraux, Knight, de Botreaux Castel :
Argent, a grifiin segreant gules, beaked and membered azure.
Rogerus Prideaux, de Prideaux, Knight : Per pale
..., three castles embattled counterchanged.
Otho Treverbyn, de Treverbyn, i8 Henrici III. [No
arms.] Johannes de Castre:* Sable, an eagle displayed barry
argent and gules.
Johannes le Sore : Ermine, a saltire gules,
Thomas Turlabere. [No arms.]
LiSARDUS Bere: ..., a bear salient ...
Adam de Cancell: Argent, a chevron azure between
three mullets sable.
Henricus filius Henricl de Killigru : .... an eagle
with two heads displayed ..., on a bordure ..., eight roundels ...
Rogerus Peverell : ..., three garbs ,.., a chief ...
Ricardus Reskimer, de Reskimer, miles; ..., three bafs
..., in chief a greyhound (or possibly a wolf) courant ...
Jordanus Oliver : Azure, a naked sinister hand and arm
embowed fessways argent, issuant from clouds on the sinister
side or, and grasping another hand couped at the wrist of the
second, distilling drops of blood.
Galfridus Prideaux : Argent, a chevron sable, a label
of three points gules.
Willelmus Whalesburgh: ..., three bendlets ...on a
bordure ... nine roundels.
Reginaldus Prideaux, de Prideaux: Per pale gules
and argent, three castles embattled counterchanged,
Ricardus Nanscuke, de Nanscuke, Knight : Argent,
on a chief sable, a lion passant or.
Robertus filius Willelmi: Argent, on a bend sable,
three estoiles of six points wavy of the field.
Andreas Cardy.nan, de Cardynan. [No arms.]
Hugo de Cardynan. [No arms.]
Reginaldus Botreaux, de Botreaux Castel: ..., a
griffin segreant...
Henricus Bodrugan, de Bodrugan, Knight : Argent,
three bendlets gules.
Ricardus Fitz Iva, de Lansels : Gules, a bend between
six lozenges or.
LiSARDUS DE Bere : Argent, a bear salient sable.
Willelmus Bloyho : Sable, a saltire engrailed argent.
* The words 'Vicecomes. 1211,' follow this name in the MS., but John de
Castre was never Sheriff of Cornwall, though in 131 1, just a hundred years
later, he was Sheriff of Cumberland. — Eds.

Barons and Knights in the County of Cornwall. 205
Ricardus Allet, de Allet : Sable, three bulls passant
argent. Maugerus St. Aubyn, de-St. Aubyn, miles: Argent,
on a cross gules five bezants.
Johannes de Shilston, de Penfenton, miles : ..., a
saltire ..., between four crosses-flory fitchy ...
Johannes Le Score, de Talvarn, miles : Gules, a
bend or, in chief an annulet argent.
Johannes de Beapre, Senescallus et Vicecomes Cor
nubie : ..., a lion rampant ..., debruised by a bend ...
Willelmus filius Roberti. [No arms.]
Henricus Chambernon: ..., a saltire vairy ..., between
four crosses patty fitchy ...
Alanus Bloyow : ..., a saltire engrailed ...
Philippus Bodrugan : Argent, three bendlets gules.
Rogerus Bodrugan : Argent, three bendlets gules, a
label of three points azure.
Thomas Tracy, de Cardynan, 31 Henrici III. : Or, two
bendlets giile-s, a label of five points azure.
Gervasius de Hornecot, de Pederwyn, miles, 45 Hen
rici III. : Gules, a bugle-horn or, stringed and garnished argent.
Galfridus de Newent, 43 Henrici III. : Ermine, two
horns addorsed, points in base, gules [see plate].
Johannes de Arondell, 43 Henrici III. [No arms.]
Radulphus Arondel : .... six hirondelles, three, two and
one ... Lawrencius filius Ricardi, 1269: Per pale, sable and
ermine, a fess counterchanged.
Renfricus Arondel : ..., six hirondelles, three, two and
one ... Walterus Peverel : ..., three garbs ..., a chief ...
Guido Nonant, 1269: Argent, a lion rampant, tail forked,
gules. Rogerus Prideaux, 1269: ..., a chevron ..., a label of
three points ...
Barnardus Bodbram, 54 Henrici IIL: ..., a lion ram
pant facing the sinister ...
Thomas Ercedecne: ..., three chevronels ...
Radulphus Beovill : Argent, a bull passant gules.
Rogerus Trelosk, de Treloske, miles : Per pale argent
and gules fretty or, a label of three points azure.
Robertus Heligan, de Heligan, mUes, Obiit Anno
1272 : Paly of six or and gules, a chief sable.
Willelmus Fitz Iva, de Lansele, miles, Obiit 1265 :
Gules, a bend between six lozenges or.
Stephanus St. Aubyn, de St. Aubyn, miles : Argent,
on a cross gules five bezants.

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Willelmus Ferrers : Or, on a bend sable, three horse
shoes argent.
Henricus Pomeray : Or, a Hon rampant gules, a bordure
engrailed sable.
Alanus Basset, de Tehidy : Barry wavy of six or and
gules. Willelmus Whalesburgh, de Whalesburgh, miles:
Gules, three bendlets argent, on a bordure sable nine bezants.
Gervasius Carmyno : Azure, a bend or. a label of five
points argent.
Radulphus Blachmonster, 1256: Argent, fretty gules.
Barones et Milites de Comitatu Cornubie tempore
Regis Edwardi primi.
Edmundus, Comes Corniibie : Argent, a lion rampant
crowned gules, on a bordure sable nine bezants.
Rogerus de Valletort, Baro de Tremeton : Argent,
three bendlets gules, on a bordure sable eight bezants.
Oliverus Dinham, Baro de Cardinan : Gules, four
fusils conjoined in fess ermine.
Henricus Tyes, Baro de Chilton : Argent, a chevron
gules. Willelmus Munkton, miles, Senescallus et Vicecomes
[Edmundi Comitis] Cornubie [7, 11, 12, 13 Edwardi I.]. [No
arms.] Willelmus Botreaux, de Botreaux, Miles, Obiit 27
Edwardi I. : Argent, a griffin segreant gules, armed and beaked
azure. Willelmus Chambernon, de Trewaloen, miles, 1283 :
Gules, a saltire vair between twelve crosses patty fitchy or.
Thomas Ercedecne, de Antone, miles, 1283 : ..., three
chevronels ...
Hugo Treverbyn, de Treverbin, Miles, 1283. [No
arms.] Willelmus Sergeaux, de Colquit, miles. 1283: .... a
saltire sable between twelve cherries* stalks downward, gules.
Hugo Peverell, 17 Edwardi I. : Azure, three garbs
argent, a chief or.
Henricus Peverell: .... three garbs ..., on a chief ..., a
crescent ...
Reginaldus Beavill, de Gwarnock, miles, 18 Ed
wardi I. : Argent, a bull passant gules.
Willelmus Cole : Argent, a bull passant sable, on a
bordure of the last eight bezants.
'* Above this shield the author has written ' 12 cherryes.'  Eds

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Johannes Allet, de Allet, miles, 18 Edwardi I. :
Sable, three bulls passant argent.
Rogerus Ferrers, de Trehanna, miles, 17 Edwardi I. :
Or, on a bend sable, three horse-shoes argent.
Johannes Aller, 17 Edwardi I. : Or, three small birds
vert, collared gules.
Rogerus Bonde. 17 Edwardi I. : Argent, on a chevron
sable three bezants.
Thomas Kent, 13 Edwardi I. : Or. on a fess gules, a fish
[dolphin ?] _naiant argent.
Johannes Treiagu, 13 Edwardi I. : Argent, on a chevron
between three roundels gules five bezants. In the margin is a
small shield ..., a chevron ..., a bordure ...
Andreas Trelosk, de Trelosk : Per pale, argent and
gules fretty or, a label of three points azure.
Petrus Nanscuke de Nanscuke, miles: ..., on a chief
a lion passant ...
Ogerus Kernick, de Treweneck, miles, 17 Edwardi I.:
Vert, five birds, two, two and one argent.
Rogerus Inkpen, de Halton, miles, Senescallus
[Edmundi Comitis] Cornubie, 14 [et 15] Edwardi I. : Gules, two
bars gemelles or, a chief engrailed ermine.
Johannes Sceneshall,* 17 Edwardi I. : ... on a cross ...
five roundels . . .
Johannes Trevageu, 17 Edwardi I. [No arms.]
Ricardus Podiford, 17 Edwardi I. : Argent, a pall en
grailed gules.
Radulphus Tynten. de Tynten : Gules, a stag's head
cabossed or.
Robertus Flemmyng, 17 Edwardi L: Vair, a chief chequy
or and gules.
Robertus Giffard, de Hellond, miles (de Lawirhon),
24 Edwardi I. : .... three fleurs de lys .... each charged with a
roundel sable.
Alanus Bloyhow, de Trenall, miles: ..., a saltire
engrailed. Henricus Bodrugan, de Bodrugan, miles, 9 Edwardi I. :
.... three bendlets ...
Johannes Arondel, de la Hern, miles: ..., six
hirondelles, three, two and one ...
Rogerus Carmyno, de Carmyno, miles. 20 Edwardi I. :
..., a bend ...
ROWLANDUS Kokeyn, 20 Edwardi I. : Barry bendy of six,
gules and ermine.
* John Ummeden was Sub-Vicecomes and Seneschal for Edmund, Earl
of Cornwall, in this year, being the successor of Roger Inkpen. Possibly he
changed his name to Seneschal in virtue of this oflfice. — Eds.

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Stephenus Beaupre, de Lansele, mUes, 26 Edwardi L,
obiit 1 307 : Vert, a lion rampant or debruised by a bend gules.
Ricardus Hywis, 25 Edwardi I.: Gules, fretty and a
canton argent.
Serlo Nansladron, 25 Edwardi I. : Sable, three
chevronels argent.
Radulphus Bloyow, 26 Edwardi I. : Sable, a saltire en
grailed argent.
Thomas Prideaux, de Prideaux, miles, 26 Edwardi I. :
Per pale, gules and argent, three castles embattled counter-
changed. Ricardus Sergeaux, de Colquit, miles, 31 Edwardi L :
Argent, a saltire sable between twelve cherries, gules, stalks
downwards vert.
Osbertus Le Soore, de Talvarn, miles, 31 Edwardi I. :
Ermine, a saltire gules.
Johannes Lamborn, 26 Edwardi I. : ...,a fess ..., between
two chevrons ...
Reginaldus Prideaux, 9 Edwardi I. : Per pale ..., three
castles embattled counterchanged.
Rogerus Prideaux : Argent, a chevron sable, a label of
three points gules.
Willelmus Heligan, de Heligan, miles, obiit 1288:
Paly of six or and gules, a chief azure.
Andreas Trelosk, de Trelosk, miles : Per pale, argent
and gules fretty,. or, a label of three points azure.
Willelmus Whalisburgh, de Whalisburgh, miles :
Barry bendy of six argent and gules, on a bordure sable eight
bezants. Otho Lercedecne, de Antone, miles, 16 Edwardi I. :
Argent, three chevronels sable.
Radulphus Bloihow, obiit Anno 1302 : ..., a saltire
engrailed ...
Walterus Treverbyn, de Treverbin. miles, 22 Ed
wardi I. [No arms.]
Petrus Glyn, de Glyn, miles : Argent, an eagle with
two heads displayed within a bordure sable charged with eight
bezants. Edmundus Kendall: Argent, a bend vert, a label of
three points gules.
Michael Petit, 34 Edwardi I. : Argent, a Hon rampant
gules. Ricardus Chambernon, de Inswerk, miles: Gules, a
saltire vair between twelve billets or.
Maugerus St. Awbyn, de St. Awbyn, miles : Argent, on
a cross gules five bezants.
Henricus TvEd, de Alwarn : Argent, a chevron gules.

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Thomas de la Hide, vicecomes [ut custos], 29 Ed
wardi L, et usque finem regni sui : Gules, a saltire engrailed or,
a chief ermine.
Belinus Heligan, de Heligan, miles : Paly of six, or
and gules, a chief azure.
Ricardus Reskimer, de Reskymer, miles: Argent, three
bars gules, in chief a wolf courant azure. [In the tricking the
letters are inadvertently misplaced.]
Radulphus Blanc. [No arms.]
Barones et Milites in Comitatu Cornubie tempore
Regis Edwardi II.
Petrus de Gaveston, comes Cornubie. [No arms are
tricked but the shield is surmounted by a rough delineation of
an Earl's Coronet.]
Johannes de Eltham, comes Cornubie. [No arms are
tricked but the shield is surmounted by a rough delineation of
an Earl's Coronet.]
Belinus Heligan, de Heligan, Obiit 13 12. [No arm^.]
Thomas de la Hide, vicecomes [ut custos], 6 Edwardi if. :
Gules, a saltire engrailed or, a chief ermine.
Henricus Tyes, Baro de Chilton : Argent, a chevron
gules. Willelmus Botreaux, de Botreaux, miles : ..., a griflfin
segreant ...
Walter de Cornubia, de Branell, miles i Edwardi LL :
Ermine, a lion rampant gules crowned or, on a bordure engrailed
..., eight roundels ...
Jacobus Peverell, i Edwardi II. : Azure, three garbs
argent, a chief or.
Thomas Prideaux, de Prideaux : Per pale gules and
argent, three castles embattled counterchanged.
Thomas, le Ercedecne. de Antone, miles: ....three
chevronels ...
Reginaldus Beavill, de Gwarnock, miles, et de Nol-
leston : .... a bull passant ...
Ricardus Reskimer, de Reskimer, miles, Obiit 13 12:
..., three bars ..., in chief a wolf courant ...
Henricus Chambernon, 12 Edwardi II. : Gules, a saltire
vair between twelve crosses crosslet or.
Otho Ercedene, de Antone. miles : Argent, three
chevronels sable.
Oliverus Carmyno. de Carmyno. miles : Azure, a
bend or.
Johannes Carmyno: Azure, a bend or, a label of three,
points gules. 14

2 lo Note-Book of Tristram Risdon..
Johannes Tynten, de Tynten, miles : Gules, a. stag's
head cabossed or.
Johannes Treiagu, de Treiagu. miles: Argent, on a
chevron between three roundels gules, five bezants.
Michael Petit, 12 Edwardi IL, Obiit 1326: Argent, a
Hon rampant ... r^ ,,
Radulphus Blanchmonster, deWike Sancte Marie,
Miles : Argent, fretty gules, a label of three points azure.
Otho Bodrugan, de Bodrugan, miles: ..., three- bend
lets ... Ricardus Hewys, vicecomes [ut custos], 9 Edwardi II. :
Gules, fretty and a canton argent.
Ricardus Heligan, de Heligan, MUes, Obiit Anno
1326: Paly of six ..., a chief ...
Stephanus Trowent : ..., two curved figures, ad
dorsed ...
Bartholomeus Grenvill, de  , miles, 18 Ed
wardi II. : Gules, three rests or clarions or.
Alanus Bloyhow : Sable, a saltire engrailed argent.
Johannes Glyn, de Glyn, mUes: ..., an eagle with two
heads displayed ..., on a bordure ... eight roundels ...
Henricus Willinton, [Sub-] vicecomes Cornubie, Anno
[11], 12 [et 13] Edwardi II. : Gules, a saltire vair.
Johannes Valletort, de Pedrekesham, miles: Vert,
o'n a bend argent three mullets gules.
Willelmus Ferrers, de Trehanna, miles : Or, on a
bend sable, three horseshoes argent.
Johannes Arondel, de Lanhern, miles : Sable, six
hirondelles, three, two and one, argent.
Ricardus Chambernon, de Inswerk, miles: .... a sal
tire vairy ... between twelve billets ...
Johannes Treiagu, de Treiagu. mUes, 12 Edwardi II. :
.... a chevron .... a bordure engrailed ...
Johannes Seneschall, de Predenick, miles, Obiit
Anno domni 1321 : Gules, on a cross argent five roundels of
the field.
Mauger St. Awbyn, de St. Awbyn. miles : Argent, on a
cross gules five bezants.
Johannes Lamborn : Argent, a fess between two chev
ronels sable.
Thomas Ercedecne, vicecomes, 7 Edwardi II. : Argent,
three chevronels sable.
Hugo Longland : Argent, a wivern sable.
Robertus Beaudin, de Halton, vicecomes [Devoniae],
II Edwardi II. : ..., on a bend ... three roundels ...
Johannes Soore, de Talvarn, knight : Ermine, a sal
tire gules.

Barons and Knights in the County of Cornwcill 2 1 1
Radulphus Tregos, de Tregos, Obiit 1310: ..., three
bars .... in chief a lion passant guardant ...
Nicolaus Giffard: ..., three fleurs-de-lys ... each
charged with a roundel . . .
Reginaldus Botreaux: .... a griffin segreant ...
Walterus Filius Willelmi : Argent, on a bend sable
three estoiles of six points wavy of the field.
Adam Creke. [No arms.]
Johannes Trevannion : Argent, on a fess azure be
tween two chevrons gules, three escallops or.
Symon Treiague: Argent, on a chevron between three
roundels gules, five bezants.
Ricardus Stapeldon : Argent, two bends wavy sable.
Peirs Nansouk : Argent, on a chief sable a lion pas
sant or.
Beli-nus Heligan : Paly of six, or and gules, a chief
azure. Radulphus Beaupre : Vert, a lion rampant or debruised
by a bend gules.
Johannes Arondell, de Lanhern : ..., six hirondeUes,
three, two and one ...
Willelmus Basset, de Tehidy : Barry dancetty of six,
argent and gules.
Willelmus Whalisburgh, de Whalesburgh, knight,
Obiit 1328 : Gules, three bendlets argent on a bordure sable,
nine bezants ...

Barones et Milites in Comitatu Cornubie, tempore
Regis Edwardi III.
Edwardus, princeps Wallie, dux Cornubie. [No
arms.] Willelmus Chambernon : .... a saltire vairy ... between
twelve crosses crosslets ...
Willelmus Botreaux. de Botreaux, miles, i Ed
wardi IIL, Obiit 1340 : ..., a griffin segreant ...
Oliverus Carmyno, de Carmyno, miles, i Edwardi IIL:
Azure, a bend or.
Johannes Carmyno, de Bokonnake, miles, i Edwardi
III. : Azure, a bend or, a label of three points gules.
Radulphus Bloyhow, i Edwardi III. : ..., a saltire
engrailed ...
Robertus Fitzwilliam, i Edwardi III. : Argent, on a
bend sable three estoiles of six points wavy of the field.
Johannes Tynten, de Tynten, miles, i Edwardi III. :
..., a stag's head cabossed ...
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212 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Otho Bodrugan, de Bodrugan, miles, Obiit 1331:
..., three bendlets ...
Thomas Ercedecne, Obiit 6 Edwardi III. : .... three
chevronels ...
Reginald Botreaux, de Botreaux, miles, Obiit 1346 :
.... a griffin segreant ...
Radulphus Beaupre. de Lansele, miles, Obiit 1339:
..., a lion rampant ... debruised by a bend ...
Henricus Willinton, de Lanteglos, miles : Gules, a
chevron vair.
Willelmus Dawbeney, de Faweton, miles : Gules, four
fusils conjoined in fess argent, over all a bend azure.
Henricus Pomeray, de Rathwill, miles: Or, a Hon
rampant gules, a bordure engrailed sable.
Rogerus Reskimer, de Reskymer, miles, 17 Edwardi
III. : Argent, three bars ..., in chief a wolf courant azure.
Willelmus Basset, de Tehidy, miles, Obiit 1334: Barry
wavy of six, or and gules.
Johannes English, de Woodfast, miles, 22 Edwardi
IIL, Obiit 23 Edwardi III. : Sable, three lions rampant argent.
Theobaldus Grenvil, de Stow, miles, 22 Edwardi III. :
Gules, three rests or clarions or.
Ricardus Merton, 22 Edwardi III. : Azure, three bend
lets argent. Ricardus Sergeaux, senior, miles, 29 Edwardi III. r
argent, a saltire sable between twelve cherries stalks downwards
gules. Ricardus Sergeaux, junior, miles, 29 Edwardi III. : ...,
a saltire ... between twelve cherries stalked ..., a label of three
points sable.
Johannes Beapre, de Lansele, miles, 29 Edwardi HI.:
..., a lion rampant ..., debruised by a bend ...
Willelmus Bodrugan, de Bodrugan, miles, 29
Edwardi III. : Argent, three bendlets gules.
Rogerus Carmyno, de Carmyno, miles: Azure, a
bend or.
Walterus Carmyno, de Bokonnak, miles, Obiit 23
Edwardi III. : Azure, a bend or, a label of three points gules.
Johannes le Ercedecne : ....three chevronels ...
Theobald Grenvill. de Stowe. miles: Gules, three
rests or clarions or.
Walterus Fitzwilliam : Argent, on a bend sable three
estoiles of six points wavy of the field.
Thomas Carmyno, de Carmyno, miles: Azure, a
bend or.
Radulphus Carmyno. de Bodconok, miles: Azure, a
bend or. a label of three points gules.

Barons and Knights in the County of Cornwall. 2 1 ^
Johannes Arondell, de Lanhern, mUes: ..., six
hirondelles, three, two and one . . .
Ricardus English, de Woodfast, miles, 35 Edwardi
IIL: ..., three Hons rampant ...
Theobaldus Hunt, de Tynten, miles : Vert, 'a fleur-de-
lys or. Willelmus Fitzwalter, de Langanet, miles : Argent,
a chevron between three buckles ...
Johannes Trevanyon, Obiit 1335 : Argent, on a fess
azure between two chevrons gules, three escallops or.
Thomas Taundegy. [No arms.]
Willelmus Brun, 41 Edwardi III. : Per saltire, argent
and sable. Johannes Longlond : Argent, a wivern volant sable.
Thomas St. Aubyn : Ermine, on a cross gules five
bezants. Johannes Hameley, miles, 15 Edwardi III.: Argent,
three talbots passant azure.
Johannes Treiagu : ..., a chevron ..., a bprdure en
grailed ...
Johannes Willinton : Gules, a saltire vair.
Henricus Pomeray, junior: Or, a lion rampant gules, a
bordure engrailed sable.
Johannes Pomeray : Or, a lion rampant gules, a bordure
engrailed sable.
Geraldus Lisley : Gules, a lion passant guardant argent,
crowned or.
Thomas Trewordenhall, knight. Obiit 1 340. [No arms.]
Henricus de Godrevy. [No arms.]
Johannes Reskimer: Argent, three bars gules, and in
chief a wolf courant azure.
Johannes Petit, Obiit 1362 : Argent, a lion rampant
gules. Radulphus Trenouth, Obiit 1360 : Sable, on a fess
argent, three chevronels palewise points to the dexter, of the
first. Johannes Trevanyon, Obiit 1367: Argent, on a fess
azure between two chevrons gules, three escallops or.
Radulphus Beaupel : Gules, a bend vair, cotised or.
NiGELLUS Loryng : Quarterly, argent and gules, a bend
of the last.
Walterus Woodland : Argent, on a bend sable, three
stags' heads cabossed or.
Radulphus Blanchmonster, de Stratton, miles,
Obiit 1 346 : Argent, fretty gules.
Johannes Blanchmonster, de Stratton, miles,
nepos Radulphi, 40 Edwardi III. : Argent, fretty gules.

2 14 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
Thomas Pedicru, de .....-., miles, obiit 1343: Argent, a
chevron between three crows' legs, erased gules.
Thomas Prideaux, Obiit 1346: Argent, a cross flory
gules, over all a bend azure.
Johannes Whalesburgh, de Whalesburgh, knight,
Obiit 1362: Gules, three bendlets argent, on a bordure sable
nine bezants.

Barones et Milites infra comitatum Cornubie
tempore Regis Ricardi II.
Edwardus Courtenay, comes Devonie. [No arms.]
Willelmus Botreaux, de Botreaux, Baro: ..., a
griffin segreant ...
Robertus Tresilian, de Tresilian, mUes, Caput
Justicius Anglie : Sable, a chevron or between three goats
passant argent.
Nigel' Loringe, miles garterii : Quarterly argent and
gules, a bend of the last.
Ricardus Sergeaux, de Quilquit. miles, vicecomes,
12 Ricardi II. : Argent, a saltire sable between twelve cherries
stalk downwards gules.
Johannes Kentwood : ..., a fess ...
Willelmus Brun, de Cloways, miles : Per saltire
argent and sable.
Radulphus Carmyno, de Bokonoke, • mUes, vice
comes, 2 Ricardi II. : ..., a bend ..., a label of three points ...
Johannes Rodney : ..., three eagles displayed ...
Henricus Ilcomb: Argent, a chevron engrailed sable,
between three hinds [?] gules.
Willelmus Basset, de Tehidy, miles : Barry wavy of
six, or and gules.
Ricardus Champernon, de Inswerk, mUes : ..., a
saltire vairy . . . between twelve billets . . .
Johannes Pomeray, de Rathwill, miles: Or, a lion
rampant gules, a bordure engrailed sable.
Johannes Grenvill, de Stow, miles: Gules, three
rests or clarions or.
Warinus Ercedecne, de Antone, miles : Argent, three
chevronels sable.
Willelmus Basset, de Tehydy, miles : Barry wavy of
six. or and gules.
Johannes Penros, de Penros, miles. 18 Ricardi ll. :
Ermine, on a bend azure three roses or.
Willelmus Lamborn. de Talnarn. miles, 6 Ricardi II. :
Argent, a fess between two chevrons sable.

Barons and Knights in the Cownty of Cornwall. 215
' Walterus Bluet, miles: Or, a chevron between three
eagles displayed vert.
Thomas St. Awbyn, miles, i Ricardi II. : Ermine, on a
cross gules five bezants.
Johannes Herle, vicecomes, 17 Ricardi IL: ..., a fess
between three shovellers ...
Warinus Lisley : Gules, a lion passant guardant argent,
crowned or.
Thomas Peverell, vicecomes. 13 Ricardi II. : Azure,
three garbs argent, a chief or.
Johannes Whalesburgh, de Whalesburgh, knight :
..., three bendlets ..., on a bordure ... nine roundels.
Johannes St. Awbin : Ermine, on a cross gules five
bezants. Jacobus Chidlegh, vicecomes, 18 Ricardi II. : Ermine,
three lions rampant gules.
Robertus Harrington : Sable, fretty argent.
Johannes Willinton : Gules, a saltire vair.
Egidius Dawbeney : Gules, four fusils conjoined in fess
argent. Johannes Dinham : Gules, five fusils conjoined in fess
ermine. Thomas Fichet : Gules, a lion rampant or, debruised by
a bend argent.
ViVlANUS Penros : Ermine, on a bend azure three roses or.
Barones et milites in Cornubie tempore Regis
Henrici IV.
Henricus, dux Cornubie. [No arms.]
Edward Courtenay, comes Devonie. [No arms.]
Willelmus Botreaux, baro : ..., a griffin segreant ...
Johannes Arondell, de Lanhern, miles: ..., six
hirondelles, three, two and one, ...
Warinus Ercedecne. de Antone. Obiit 2 Henrici IV. :
.... three chevronels ...
Willelmus Marney. de Quilquit, miles : Gules, a
lion rampant guardant argent.
Ricardus Champernon, de Inswerk, miles, Obiit 7
Henrici V. : ..., a saltire vairy ... between twelve biUets ...
Johannes Pomeray, Obiit 5 Henrici V. : ..., a lion ram
pant ..., a bordure engraUed ...
Radulphus Botreaux : ..., a griffin segreant ...
Johannes Herle, de Trewardreth, miles, vicecomes,
7 Henrici IV. : ..., a fess ... between three shovellers ...
Willelmus Talbot, de Talbot's Wike, miles : Argent,
a chevron between three talbot dogs passant sable.

2 1 6 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
ViviANUS Penros, de Penros, miles : Ermine, on a bend
azure, three roses or.
Johannes Pauncefoot : Per fess ....three fleurs-de-lys ...
' Henricus Ilcomb, de Ilcomb, mUes : Argent, a chevron
engraUed sable between three hinds gules.
Johannes Dinham, de Cardynan. miles : .... four fusils
conjoined in fess ermine.
Johannes Colshull: Chequy .... a chief argent goutty
gules. Thomas Peverell : Azure, three garbs argent, a chief or.
Johannes Grenvill. de Stowe, mUes : .... three rests
or clarions ...
Egidius Dawbeney : Gules, four fusils conjoined in fess,
argent. Otho Trevarthian : Argent, a boar statant gules.

Barones et Milites in comitatu Cornubie tempore
Regis Henrici V.
Henricus, dux Cornubie. [No arms.]
Willelmus Bottreaux, baro : ..., a griffin segreant ...
Radulphus Bottreaux : ..., a griffin segreant ...
Johannes Arondell, de Lanhern, miles : ..., six
hirondelles, three, two and one ...
Johannes Herle, de Trewardeth, miles: .... a fess
between three shovellers ...
Willelmus Talbot, de Talbot's Wike, miles, vice
comes, 3 Henrici V.: ..., a chevron ... between three talbot
dogs passant ...
Johannes Dinham, de Cardynan, miles: ..., four fusils
conjoined in fess ermine.
Johannes Colshull, Obiit 6 Henrici V.: Chequy ..., a
chief . . . goutty . . .
Johannes Pomeray, Obiit 5 Henrici V.: ..., a lion ram
pant ...,'a bordure engrailed ...
Hugo Courtenay, de Bodconoke, miles: ..., three
roundels .... a label of three points ... each charged with as
many of the same ...
Egidius Dawbeney : Gules, four fusils conjoined in fesse
argent. Johannes St. Awbin: Ermine, on a cross gules, five
bezants. Willelmus Palton: Argent, six roses, three, two and
one, gules. Otho Trevarthian, vicecomes, 4 Henrici V. ; Obiit 6
Henrici V. : Argent, a boar statant gules.

Barons and Knights in the County of Cornwall. 2 1 7

Barones et Milites in comitatu Cornubie tempore
Regis Henrici VI.
Henricus, dux Cornubie. [No arms.]
Thomas Courtenay, comes Devonie. [No arms.]
Willelmus, dominus de Harrington : Sable, fretty
argent. Willelmus, dominus Botreaux: ..., a griffin seg
reant ...
Willelmus, dominus Bonvill: Sable, six mullets, three,
two and one. argent.
Willelmus Talbot, of Talbot's Wike, vicecomes,
3 Henrici Vl. : ..., a chevron ... between three talbot dogs
passant ...
Johannes Herle, de Trewalen, miles, vicecomes, 4
Henrici VI. : ..., a fess between three shovellers ...
Hugo Courtenay. de Bodconak, miles : Or, three
roundels gules, a label of three points azure, each charged with
as many roundels argent.
Johannes Arondel. de Lanhern, miles: .... six hiron
delles, three, two and one, ...
Johannes Arondell, de Trerise, mUes: ..., six hiron
delles, three, two and one, ..., on the fess point a crescent ...
Willelmus Bodrugan, de Bodrugan, miles, vice
comes, 6 Henrici VI. : Argent, three bendlets gules.
Johannes Dinham, de Cardinan. knight: ..., four
fusils conjoined in fess ermine.
Egidius Dawbeney, de Fawiton, knight: Gules, four
fusils conjoined in fess argent.
Hugh Courtenay, de Bokonnoke : Or, three roundels
gules, a label of three points ..., each charged with as many
roundels. Willelmus Palton : Argent, six roses, three, two and
one, gules.Thomas Arondel, de Talvern, miles, vicecomes. 5
Henrici VI. : .... six hirondeUes, three, two and one ...
Renfricus Arondel, vicecomes, 16 Henrici VI. : ...,
six hirondelles, three, two and one ...
Johannes Colshull, vicecomes, 17 HenriciVI.: Chequy,
or and sable, a chief argent goutty gules.
Johannes Marney, de Quilquit, vicecomes, 19 Hen
rici VI. : Gules, a lion rampant guardant argent.
Willelmus Bonvil. dominus Harrington : Sable, six
mullets, three, two and one, argent, a label of three points
or.

2j8 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Barones et Milites in Comitatu Cornubie, tempore
Regis Edwardi IV.
Edward, dux Cornubie. [No arms.]
Thomas Gray, marchio Dorcetie : Barry of six argent
and azure, in chief three roundels gules surmounted by a label
of three points ermine.
Willelmus, lord Botreaux, Obiit 2 Edwardi IV.: ...,
a griffin segreant .;.
Johannes Dinham, baro de Cardinan: Gules, five
fusils conjoined in fess ermine.
Willelmus Bodrugan, de Bodrugan, mUes : Argent,
three bendlets gules.
Johannes Colshull, vicecomes, 7 Edwardi IV. : Chequy,
or and sable, a chief argent goutty gules.
Johannes Arondell, vicecomes, 10 Edwardi IV.: ...,
six hirondelles, three, two and one, ...
Baldwinus Fulford : Gules, a chevron argent.
Hugo Courtenay, de Bokonoke : Or, three roundels
gules, a label of three points ... each charged with as many
roundels ...
Egidius Dawbeney, vicecomes, 17 Edwardi IV. : Gules,
four fusils conjoined in fess argent.
Robert Willoughby, vicecomes, 19 Edwardi IV. :
Quarterly, first and fourth ... a cross engrailed, ... second and
third ... a cross moline ...
Johannes Basset, de Tehidy, miles : Barry wavy of
six, or and gules.
Thomas Fulford, vicecomes, 22 Edwardi IV. : Gules, a
chevron argent.
Thomas Grenvill, de Stowe, miles, vicecomes, 21
Edwardi IV. : Gules, three rests or clarions or.
Renfry Arondel, vicecomes, 2 Edwardi IV. [No arms.]
Johannes Trevilian, de Whalesburgh, miles: Gules,
on a point wavy azure and argent a horse salient of the last.
Ti-IOMAS Grenvill, de Stowe. miles : Gules, three rests
or clarions or.
Johannes Lindleston, vicecomes, 15 Edwardi IV. [No
arms.] Barones et Milites in comitatu Cornubie tempore
Regum Edwardi V., Ricardi III. et Henrici VII.
Edward, dux Cornubie. [No arms.]
Thomas Gray, marchio Dorcetie. [No arms.]
Johannes, dominus Dinham de Cardinan : .... five
fusils conjoined in fess ermine.

Barons and Knights in the County of Cornwall. 2 1 9
Robertus Willoughby: Quarterly first and fourth ...,
a cross engrailed ..., second and third ..., a cross moline ...
Jacobus Tirrell, miles, vicecomes Cornubie. 2 Ricardi
II. : Argent, two' chevrons azure, a bordure engrailed gules.
Willelmus Haughton, miles, vicecomes Cornubie,
Anno 3 Ricardi III. : Argent, two bars azure, the upper charged
with two escallops or.
Thomas Arondell, de Lanheron, miles Bathonie. i
Ricardi III. : .... six hirondelles, three, two and one, ...
ElDWARD Courtenay, de Bokonok, comes Devonie :
. .'. , three roundels . . .
Willelmus, dominus Courtenay: ..., three roundels
..., a label of three points ...
Johannes Trevilian : Gules, on a point wavy azure and
argent a horse salient of the last.
Johannes, dominus Dinham, de Cardynan : Gules,
five fusils conjoined in fess ermine.
Egidius, dominus Dawbeney : Gules, foui fusils con
joined in fess argent.
Ricardus Edgcomb, de Cuttele, miles : Gules, on a
bend argent cotised or, three boars' heads couped sable.
Johannes Trefry, vicecomes, 5 Henrici VII. : Sable, a
chevron between three trefoils slipped argent.
Johannes Arondel, de Lanhern, miles: Sable, six
hirondelles, three, two and one, argent.
Johannes Arondell, de Trerise, miles: ..., six hiron
delles, three, two and one, . . .
Henricus Marney, de Quilquit, miles : Gules, a lion
rampant guardant argent.
Johannes Basset, de Tehydy, miles, vicecomes, 12
Henrici VII. : Barry wavy of six, gules and or.
HUMFRIDUS Fulford : Gules, a chevron argent.
Thomas Grenvill, de Stowe, miles, vicecomes. i
Henrici VII. : ... three rests, or clarions ...
Petrus Edgcomb, Vicecomes, 14 Henrici VIL: ..., on a
bend ... cotised ... three boars' heads couped ...
Johannes Arondel: ..., six hirondelles, three, two and
one, ...
Ricardus Nanfant : Sable, a chevron between three
sinister wings inverted argent.
Barones et Milites in comitatu Cornubie tempore
Regis Henrici VIII.
Edwardus. dux Cornubie. [No arms.]
Henricus Courtenay, marchio Exonie. [No arms.]
Robert Willoughby, dominus Brooke: Quarterly
first and fourth gules, a cross moline argent second and third,
sable, a cross engrailed or.

2 20 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
Henricus Marney. miles Garterii : Gules, a lion ram
pant guardant argent.
Petrus Edgcomb. de Cuttele, miles, vicecomes, 26
Henrici VIII. : ..., on a bend ... cotised ... three boars' heads
couped ...
Johannes Basset, de Tehydy, miles, vicecomes, 13
Henrici VIII. : Barry wavy of six, or and gules.
Johannes Arondell : Sable, six hirondelles, three, two
and one, argent.
Willelmus Trevanyon, de Caryheyes. miles, vice
comes, 7 Henrici VIII. : Argent, on a fess azure between two
chevrons gules, three escallops or.
Johannes Chamond, de  , miles, vicecomes, 28
Henrici VIII. : Argent, a chevron between three fleurs-de-lys
gules. Johannes, dominus Marney: Gules, a lion rampant
guardant argent.
Johannes Fulford, miles : Gules, a chevron argent.
Wymondus Carew, de Antone, miles : Or, three lions
passant in pale sable.
Ricardus Edgcomb, de Cuttele. miles : ..., on a bend
... cotised ... three boars' heads couped ...
Hugo Trevanyon. de Caryhays, miles, vicecomes, 29
Henrici VIIL: Argent, on a fess azure between two chevrons
gules, three escallops or.
Johannes Arondell, de Lanhern, miles: .... six
hirondelles, three, two and one. . . .
Willelmus Godolphin, de Godolphin, miles, vice
comes, 30 Henrici VIII. : Gules, an eagle with two heads dis
played between three fleurs-de-lys argent.
Ricardus Grenvill, de Stowe, miles : Gules, three
rests or clarions or.
Barones et milites in comitatu Cornubie tempore
Regis Edwardi VI. et Regine Marie.
Ricardus Edgcomb, de Cuttele, miles, vicecomes.
Cornubie, 3 Marie: ..., on a bend ... cotised ... three boars'
heads couped ...
Hugo Trevanyon, de Cariheys. miles, vicecomes, 5
Edwardi VI. : ..., on a fess ... between two chevrons ... three
escallops ...
Willelmus Godolphin, de Godolphin, miles, vice
comes Cornubie, 3 Edwardi VL : Gules, an eagle with two
heads displayed, between three fleurs-de-lys argent.
Johannes Arondell, de Lanheron, miles, vicecomes
Cornubie, 2 Marie: ..., six hirondelles, three, two and one, ...

Barons and Knights in the County of Cornwall. 221
Johannes Arondell, de Trerys, miles, vicecomes
Cornubie, i Marie : ..., six hirondelles, three, two and one, ...
Ricardus Grenvill, de Kilkhamton, miles : Gules,
three rests or clarions or.
Johannes Fulford. [No arms.]
[Barones et Milites in comitatu Cornubie tempore
Regine Elizabeth.]
Willelmus Godolphin, de Godolphin, miles: Gules,
an eagle with two heads displayed between three fleurs-de-lys
argent. Johannes Arondel. de Lanhern, miles, 1566: .... six
hirondelles, three, two and one, ...
Henricus Curwen, miles, Anno 1570, et vicecomes Cor
nubie, Anno 1 2 Regine Elizabethe : Argent, fretty gules, a chief
azure. Johannes Killigru, de  , miles. Anno 1576: Ar
gent, an eagle with two heads displayed sable, on a bordure of
the last, eight bezants.
Ricardus Grenvill, de Stowe, miles, 1577 : Gules,
three rests or clarions or.
Franciscus Godolphin. de Godolphin. miles. Anno
Domini 1580: Gules, an eagle with two heads displayed be
tween three fleurs-de-lys argent.
Willelmus Mohun, de  , miles, Anno domini 1583:
.... a cross engrailed ...*
Johannes Arondell, de Talvarn, miles, 1585: ...,
six hirondelles, three, two and one .... on the fess point a
crescent ...f
Willelmus Beavill, de  , miles. Anno domini 1590:
Argent, a bull statant gules.
Henricus Killigru : Argent, an eagle displayed with
two heads sable, in dexter chief a crescent ..., on a bordure of
the second eight bezants.
Reginaldus Mohun : ..., a cross engrailed ...
Jonathan Trelawny, de Poole, miles: Argent, on a
chevron sable, a trefoil slipped or.
[Barones et Milites in' comitatu Cornubie tempore
Regis Jacobi.]
Reginaldus Mohun, Baronettus : ..., a cross en
grailed ...
Jonathan Trelawny, de Poole, miles : Argent, on a
chevron sable, a trefoil slipped or.
* This coat is repeated in the first line without a name. — Eds.
t This coat is also repeated without a name.— Eds.

222 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
Willelmus Killigru, 1604: ..., an eagle with two heads
displayed ..., in dexter chief a mullet .... on a bordiire ... eight
roundels ...
Robertus Killigru, filius Willelmi, mUes, 1604:
.... an eagle with two heads displayed ..., a label of three
points ... and in dexter chief a mullet .... on a bordure ... eight
roundels ...
Franciscus Godolphin, de Godolphin, miles: ..., an
eagle with two heads displayed ... between three fleurs-de-lys ...
Willelmus Godolphin, filius Franciscus de Go
dolphin. miles: .... an eagle with two heads displayed ...
between three fleurs-de-lys ..., a label of three points ...
Willelmus Lower, 1604 : Argent, three roses gules.
Antonius Rouse, de Halton, miles, 1604: Or, an
eagle displayed azure beaked gules.
Thomas Arondell, de Talvern, miles, 1604: ..., six
hirondelles, three, two and one, .... on the fess point a
crescent ...
Willelmus Wray, de  , miles, 1604: Sable, a fess
between three battle-axes argent, hafted gules.
Georgius Grenvill, de Penhele, miles, 1604 : Gules,
three rests or clarions or, on the fess point a crescent ...
Nicolaus Halse. 1606 : Argent, on a fess between three
griffins' heads erased sable, a martlet or.
Ricardus Buller, 1608 : ..., a cross quarterly pierced ...
between four eagles displayed ...
Barnardus Grenvill. de Stowe, miles, 1608 : ..., three
rests, or clarions ...
Nicolaus Prideaux, de Padstow. miles, 1606: .... on
a chevron ... a crescent .... a label of three points ...
Ricardus Edgcomb, de Cuttele. miles: Gules, on a
bend argent cotised or three boars' heads couped sable.*
Ricardus Roberts, de Truro, mUes. 1617. [No
arms.] Johannes Ellyot, 1618 : Barry wavy of six, argent and
sable, a chevron gules.
Franciscus Vivyan, 1618 : Argent, on a point wavy of
the field and azure, a lion rampant gules.
Johannes Killigru. de ...-..., miles, 1618: Argent, an
eagle with two heads displayed sable on a bordure of the last
eight bezants.
Willelmus Carnsiow, de Rokelly, miles, 1619 : Sable,
a goat stattant argent armed or. .
Josephus Killigru. filius Henrici, miles : Argent, an
eagle with two heads displayed sable and in dexter chief a
crescent ..., on a bordure of the second eight bezants.
¦* The letters are misplaced in the MS. The blazon has been corrected.— Eds.

BARONS AND KNIGHTS
HOLDING LANDS IN DORSET.
from the conquest to the TIME OF JAMES I.
iPAGES 303—305; 307—309; 311— 315; 317-319; 321—324; 326—332.)

Lordes and Knightes possessed of landes within the
County of Dorcet from the Conquest.

R

OBERTUS, comes
Morton, tenet

'Weston, Hanford, Acford, Frome,
Stanford, Wai, Helgewell, Pi-
dele, Mordon, Litelton, Blene-
ford, Melesbery, Gessic, Bertes-
welle, Criste, Tigeham, Lodre,
Lahoc, Welle, StoUand, Cerne,
Candel.

-Alanus, comes Britannic, /j-j^^g^
tenet \
Hugd, comes

Rogerus de Bellomont
Rogerus de Curcell
Robertus Fitzgerold
Edwardus de Sarisberia
Ainulph de Hesding

[Fishide, Mayne, Clifton, War-
j memoille, Pedret, Catescline,
( Barwinestoch.
jSturminster, Criz, Steple, Glose,
[ Aluredton.
Gorstone. Corf, Iwern, Pomington.
Chinetford, Chinestanton.
fChinton, Chinedecome, Power-
( tone, Mapereton.

224

Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.

Willelmus de Ow
Turstanus filius Ralph
Willelmus de Falesia
Willelmus de Moiun

Tarentone, Bradeford, Maplede,
Bleneford, Wenfret, Frome,.
Cercell.
Gillingeham, Adelinton, Stoches.
Selton.
iTedbery, Septesbery, Peleham,.
Ham, Froine. Celeberg.Werne,
Windesore, Malperiton.

Baldwinus de Excestor, Vice- (,xt
 iWerne.

comes
Willelmus de Braeso
Willelmus de Stoches
WUlelmus de Duai
Walterannus
Walterus Clavill
Berengarius Giffard
Osbernus Giffard
Aluredus Hispaniensis
Matheus de Mauritania
Rogerus Arondell
Serlo de Burcy
Aiulfus, vicecomes
Humfridus

1' rWideton, Asse, Kunxliz Crye,.
\ Alureton, Orgareston.
Chemisteton.
Winterborne Candelle.
TManston, Chinton, Sudeton,.
I Dodesbery, Fishide, CnoUe^
i Newton.
fAlnerento, CnoUe, Cune, Ma-
I lune.
Brided. Hille. Torneworde.
Melborne.
'Windeham, Melbery, Celberge,
Blaneford, Bessinton, Pore-^
stoche, Brocheshale, Pouertone,,
Ragmeton, Orde, Urde, Hare-
storie.
Pedere, Witecline.
Blanford, Mordon, Hame, Se-
laneston, Tarente, Stibeme-
tone, Certele, Fernehamr
j Bradele, Tateton. Deriemeston,
Odeton, Adbrige, Luaworde,.
\ Chirce.
/Amedesham, Medesham, He-
\ medes woorde, Sture.

Barons and Knights holding Lands in Dorset. 225

Hugo de Porte
Hugo de Sancto Quintino
Hugo de Bosch Herbert
Hugo Silvester
Ricardus de Redvers
Anschetol filius Amelini
Odo filius Erebold
Uxor Hugonis filii Grip

Contone.
Stateford, Ringested.
Cernell.
Candell.
Moteshorne.
Tingeham. Ferneham.
fWintreburne, Bocheland, Wala,
I Wynburne, Swandure, Hoc-
i erde.

Isodis

Pidrichesham.

Willelmus Belet

Frome, Nodforde, Wardesford

Willelmus Dalmari

Waldic.

Herveus Cubicularius

Wimborne.

Johannes

Wintreburne.

Hungerus filius Odini

Windesores.

Godfridus Scutularius

Hecton.

Comitissa Boloniensis

Bochehamton, Wintreburne, Sc
wic.

Gudmund

Mideltone.

Chetill

Chinton.

Milites in Comitatu Dorcetie tempore Regum
Henrici I. et Stephani.
Alured de Lincoln, Dominus de Marshwood. [No
arms.] Bernardus Pulleyn. [No arms.]
Radulphus Kaines, de Tarrent. [No arms.]
Roger Arondell, Dominus de Poorstoke. [No
arms.] Gilbertus Percy. [No arms.]
Galfridus IMartell. [No arms.]
Willelmus Belet, de Frome: ..., a fess ..., in chief a
greyhound (?) courant ...
Willelmus Mohun, de Ham : Gules, a dexter arm
habited in a maunch ermine, the hand holding a fleur-de-lys.
Walterus Walrond, de Sutton : Barry of eight .... an
eagle displayed ...

2 26 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.

Milites in comitatu Dorcetie, tempore Regis Henrici
SECUNDI.
Gilbert Percy : ..., five fusils conjoined in fess ...
Galfridus Maundevill: Quarterly, vairy and ...
Roger Arondell, dominus de Porestoke. [No
arms.] Walterus Walerond, de Sutton : Barry of eight, or
and azure, an eagle displayed gules.
Willelmus Martell : Or. three hammers (weapons with
heads and claws) gules.
Robert Polleyn : Vert, a chevron or between three
roundels argent.
Willelmus Belet. de Frome : ..., a fess .... in dexter
chief a weasel (?) passant.
Radulphus Kaines, de Tarent-Kaines : Vair, three
bars gules.
Walterus Walrond. de Sutton Walrond. junior:
Barry of six. or and azure, an eagle displayed and a label of
three points gules.
Tericius de Turbervill : Argent, a lion rampant gules
crowned or.
Rogerus de Novoburgo : Barry bendy of six, or and
azure, a bordure gules.
Alured de Montsorell. [No arms.]
Alured de Lincolnia : Vair, a chief lozengy or and
gules. Gervasius de Windelsor : Gules, a bend vair.

[Milites in Comitatu Dorsetie tempore] Ricardi I.
Galfridus de Maundevill: Quarterly, vairy ... and
gules. Willelmus Kaynes, de Tarrent : Vair, three bars
gules. Robertus Belet, de Frome : ..., a fess .... in dexter
chief a weasel (.?) courant ...
Alured de Lincoln : Vair, a chief lozengy, or and
gules. Robert Newburgh : Barry bendy of six, or and azure, a
bordure engrailed gules.
Ricardus filius Pagani : Gules, three lions passant in
pale argent, over all a bend azure.

Barons and Knights holding Lands in Dorset. 227
[Milites in Comitatu Dorsetie tempore] Johannis
Regis.
Robertus filius Pagani : ..., three lions passant in pale
,.., over all a bend ...
Robertus de Novoburgo : Barry bendy of six, or and
azure, a bordure engrailed gules.
Alured de Lyncoln : Vair, a chief lozengy or and gules.
Willelmus de Kaynes : Vairy or and azure, three .bars
gules. Robertus Belet : .... a fess ..., in dexter chief a weasel
(?) courant ...
Thomas de Windelsor : ..., a bend vairy ...
Milites in comitatu Dorcetie tempore Regis Henrici
TERCII.
Galfridus Maundevill, dominus de Marshwood:
Quarter!)', vairy and ...
Robert Belet, de Frome : ..., a fess ..., in dexter chief
a weasel (?) courant ...
Robert Fitzpayn : Gules, three lions passant in pale
argent, over all a bend azure.
Robert Newburgh : Barry, bendy of six, or and azure, a
bordure engrailed gules.
Robert Kaynes : Vair, three bars gules.
Willelmus Nevill, de Sutton Walrond : Argent, a
chief dancetty vert, over all a bend gules.
Thomas Sanford, de Melbery : Azure, three bars wavy
argent. Andreas Wake : Gules, two bars or in chief three
Stephanus de Perham : Argent, a chevron azure between
three pears stalks downwards gules.
Willelmus Everard : Argent, on a chief gules three
mullets of the field.
Johannes Moigne : Sable, three bars and in chief as
many mullets argent.
Walter de Gushille. [No arms.]
Ernulphus Domerghes. [No arms.]
Thomas de Windesor : Gules, a bend vair.
Johannes de Windesor, filius Thome : Gules, a bend
vairy .... a label of three points or.
Robert Maundevill, filius Galfridi : Quarterly, vairy
... and gules.
Radulphus Montsorel. [No arms.] 15—2

2 28 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Robert Chertsey, sive de Ceresi. [No arms.]
Baldwinus Clopton, de Clopton : Argent, a chevron
between three eagles displayed azure.
Hugo Strode : ..., on a canton ... a crescent ...
Walter Manston. de Manston : Or, three martlets
sable. Robert Martyn : Argent, two bars gules.
Johannes Perham. de Perham: Argent,. a chevron
azure between three pears stalks downwards gules.
Laurencius Sanford, de Melbery Sanford, filius
Thome: .... three bars wavy ...
Eudo de Rochfort. de Seaburgh: Quarterly, or and
gules, on a bordure sable eight bezants.
Ricardus Mucegros : Or, a lion rampant gules.
Robert Chantmarl. de Chantmarle : Argent, a
chevron gules, between three blackbirds proper, beaked and
legged or.
Adam Woodeton, de Wodeton: ..., a chevron be
tween three eagles displayed ...
Henricus Chedindon, de Chedindon : Azure, on a
chevron between three crosses crosslet argent as many roundels
sable. Ivo Rochfort, de Seaburgh : Quarterly, or and gules,
on a bordure sable eight bezants.
Galfridus Maundevill, filius Roberti de Mersh-
WOOD : Quarterly, vairy ... and gules.
Rogerus Cotteley, de Cotteley. [No arms.]
Elias Maperton, de Maperton. [No arms.]
Thomas Cruket : Gules, a wolf rampant or.
Ricardus Mucegros : Or, a lion rampant gules.
Robertus Blakford. [No arms.]
Rogerus Cottelegh, de Cottelegh, 35 Henrici IIL
[No arms.]Johannes Strode : ..., on a canton ..., a crescent ...
Johannes de Windsor, filius Johannis: Gules, a
bend vair.
Thomas de Gushill, 35 Henrici III. [No arms.]
Andreas Wake : Or, two bars gules, and in chief three
roundels gules. [There is an error in the tricking making the
field gules. — Eds.]
Galfridus Wrokshall : Gules, two bars ermine.
Walterus Matresdon. [No arms.]
Ricardus Rochfort : Quarterly, or and gules on a
bordure ... eight roundels ...
Johannes de Chedindon : Azure, on a chevron between
three crosses crosslets argent, as many roundels sable.

Barons and Knights holding Lands in Dorset. 229

Milites in comitatu Dorcetie tempore Regis
Edwardi primi.
Robert Fitzpayn: ..., three lions passant in pale ...
over all a bend ...
Johannes Mandevil, de Marshwood : Quarterly, vairy
... and gules.
Hugo Poines : Or, three bars gules.
Willelmus le Moign, de Owremoign : ..., two bars ...
and in chief three mullets ...
Willelmus St. Martyn, de Sutton Walrond : Sable,
six lions rampant, three, two and one, or.
Ricardus Mucegros : Or, a Hon rampant gules.
Johannes Strode: ..., on a canton ... a crescent ...
Johannes Chedingdon, de Chedindon : Azure, on a
chevron between three crosses crosslets argent, as many roundels
sable. Johannes Perham, de Perham: ..., a chevron ... be
tween three pears ...
Ricardus Manston, de Manston: .... three mart
lets ... Radulphus Rochfort. de Seaburgh : Quarterly, gules
and or, on a bordure sable eight bezants.
Thomas Cruket, de Cruket : Gules, a wolf salient or.
Walterus de Mattiston : Chequy .... a fess ...
Johannes Buckham. de Buckham : Chequy ... a fess ...
Robert Woodeton, de Woodeton: ..., a chevron be
tween three eagles displayed ...
INGRAMUS Waleish, DE LANGTON : ..., three bars ..., on
a canton ... five fusils conjoined in bend ...
Johannes Mulborn, de Mulborn : ..., three crescents
.... a bordure ...
Robertus Lucy : Gules, a pike haurient or.
Rogerus Champayn, de Shapwike : ..., a fess ...
Ricardus Havering : Argent, a lion rampant tail forked
gules. Phillipus Mauban : Barry wavy of six ..., over all a sal
tire ...
Willelmus Bingham, de Wonth Esse : Azure, a bend
cotised between six crosses patty or.
Ricardus de Bosco, de Frome Whitfild : Argent, a
chevron gules between three trees eradicated vert.
Adam le Deneis, de Wraxshall : Azure, three Danish
battle-axes or.
Robertus Martyn : ..., two bars .... a label of three
points ...

230 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
Johannes Whitfild, de Frome Whitfild: ..., five
fusils conjoined in bend ...
Reginaldus St. Martyn, de Sutton Walrond: ...,
six lions rampant, three, two and one, . . .
Robert Plecy, de Wymborn Sancti Egidii : ..., six
annulets, three, two and one, ...
Henricus Toneyr, 32 Edwardi I. : Argent, three bars
wavy gules.
Thomas Sanford, de Melbiry Sanford, Ob. 27 Ed
wardi I. : Argent, three bars wavy azure.
Johannes Buckham : Chequy ..., a fess ...
Hugo Strode, de Chalmyngton : Ermine, on a canton
sable a cresce'nt, between the horns an estoile argent.
Willelmus Everard : Argent, on a chief gules three
mullets of the field.
Johannes Cedingdon, de Cedingdon : Azure, on a
chevron between three crosses crosslet argent, three roundels
sable. Walter de Manston : Or, three martlets sable.
Osbertus Giffard : Gules, three lions passant in pale
argent, a bordure engrailed or.
Jacobus Trow : Argent, two bars sable, surmounted by a
Catherine wheel or.
Johannes de Alneto : Argent, three popinjays vert,
collared gules.
Willelmus de Godmanston. [No arms.]
Radulphus de Hull. [No arms.]
Milites in comitatu Dorcetie tempore Regis
Edwardi secundi.
Robertus Fitzpayn, de Okeford : ..., three lions
passant in pale, over all a bend . . .
Robertus Maundevill : Quarterly, vairy ... and ...
Henricus Moign, de Ovremoign : ..., two bars and in
chief three mullets ...
Johannes Matravers, de Wichamton : Sable, ftetty or.
Reginaldus St. Martyn, de Sutton Walrond: ...,
six lions rampant, three, two and one ...
Humfridus Bechamp, de Ryme : Vairy .... a label of
three points ...
Johannes Chideok, de Chideok : ..., an inescutcheon
... within an orle of martlets ...
Ricardus Havering : ..., a lion rampant taU forked ...
Nicolas Havering: ..., semy of crosses crosslet ... a lion
ampant taU forked ...

Barons and Knights holding Lands in Dorset. 231
Stephanus Bridmanston: Argent, seven mascles con
joined, three, three, and one sable.
Edmundus Everard: Ermine, on a chief ... three mul
lets ... Willelmus Whitfild : Sable, five fusils conjoined in
bend or.
Johannes de Alneto : Argent, three popinjays vert.
Johannes Peverell: Gyronny of eight, argent and gules.
Theobaldus Russell: ...,on a chief ... three roundels ...
Johannes Wake, de Horton: .... two bars ... and in
chief three roundels ...
Johannes Plecy, de Wymborn Sancti Egidii, i Ed
wardi II. : ..., six annulets, three, two and one, ...
Edmund Plecy, de Upwymborn, 8 Edwardi II. : .... six
annulets, three, two and one ...
Hugo Strode, de Chalmyngton : ..., on a canton ... a
crescent ...
Walterus Folliot, de Melbiry Osmond, 8 Ed
wardi II. : Ardent, a bend cotised gules.
Ricardus le Croupes : Argent, six lozenges, three, two,
and one gules, over all a bend azure.
Raph de Tortz : Gules, a griffin segreant or.
Willelmus Everard : Argent, on a chief gules three
mullets of the field.
Henricus Gulden, de Tarent Loveton : Ermine, in
base, a lion passant in chief ...
Johannes Melpleys, de Melpleys, 20 Edwardi II.
[No arms.]
Johannes Cary, de Blintheys, 20 Edwardi II.: Argent,
on a bend sable three roses of the field.
Brian Gonytz, de Chepin Blanford : Vair. five fusils
conjoined in bend gules.
Johannes de la Launde: .... a chief indented ...
Johannes Turbervill, de Beere, vicecomes. Anno
primo Edwardi II. :* Argent, a lion rampant gules crowned or.
Milites in comitatu Dorcetie tempore Regis Edwardi
Tercii.
Guido Brian, Obiit 23 Edwardi III. : Or. three piles
meeting in base azure.
Robertus Fitzpayne : .... three lions passant in pale ...,
over all a bend ...
* No John Turbervill is included in the list of sheriffs of Dorset published
in the Report of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records (Rept. 31, 1870
p. 285).— Eds.

232 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Johannes Moigne, de Ovremoign, Obiit 16 Ed
wardi HI. : ..., two bars ... and in chief three mullets ...
Guido Brian, frater et heres Guidonis : Or, three
piles meeting in base azure.
Thomas Newburgh, 7 Edwardi III. : Barry bendy of six,
or and azure, a bordure engrailed gules.
Theobald Russell, de Kingston, s Edwardi IIL;
Obiit 16 Edwardi IIL: ..., on a chief ... three roundels ...
Johannes Wake, de Horton, 5 Edwardi III. : ..., two
bars and in chief three roundels ...
John Chideok, de Chideok, 5 Edwardi III. : Gules, an
inescutcheon within an orle of martlets argent.
Johannes Peverell, de Bradford, 5 Edwardi III. :
Gyronny of eight, argent and gules.
Johannes Cary, 5 Edwardi III. : Argent, on a bend
sable, three roses of the field.
Willelmus Everard, 2 Edwardi III. : Argent, on a chief
gules three mullets of the field.
Johannes Melpleis, de Melpleis, 2 Edwardi III. [No
arms.] Henricus Haddon. 16 Edwardi III. : Argent, on a cross
gules five lions passant or.
Radulphus Russell, de Kingston Russell : Argent,
on a chief gules, three bezants.
Johannes Bechamp, de Ryme: Vairy .... a label of
three points ...
Edmundus Plecy. de Wymborn Sancti Egidij : .... six
annulets, three, two and one, ...
Nicolaus Plecy, filius Edmundi : ..., six annulets,
three, two and one, ..., a label of three points ...
Roger Champayn, de Shapwike, 23 Edwardi III. :
Argent, a fess sable.
Ricardus Turbervill, de Beere Regis, 23 Ed
wardi III. : Argent, a lion rampant gules, crowned or.
Alanus Gulden, de Tarent Loveton, knight. 23 Ed
wardi III. : Ermine in ba.se, in chief ... a lion passant ...
Petrus Brews, de Melbery Sanford. [No arms.]
Thomas Remsbiry, de Remsbiry : .... a saltire .... be
tween four martlets ...
Edmundus Everard : Ermine, on a chief gules three
mullets argent.
John de La Hale : .... a chevron ermine between three
eagles displayed ...
Willelmus Whitfild, 40 Edwardi III. : Sable, five
fusils conjoined in bend or.
Johannes Whitfild, de Horton. 42 Edwardi III. : Sable,
five fusils conjoined in bend between six crosses crosslet or.

Barons and Knights holding Lands in Dorset. 233
Johannes Chideok, de Chideok, 45 Edwardi III. :
Gules, an inescutcheon within an orle of martlets argent.
Robertus Martyn, 45 Edwardi III. : Argent, two bars
gules, a label of three points azure.
Henricus Moign de Owre Moign, 41 Edwardi IIL :
Sable, two bars and in chief three mullets or. Also : Vert, three
bars or. [This shield is inserted between those of Robert Martyn
and Henry Moign, and is probably intended as a correction of
the latter ; it appears to be contemporary. — Eds.]
Willelmus Lucy, 41 Edwardi III. : Gules, a pike
haurient or.
Johannes Matravers, de Wichampton, Ob. 23 Ed
wardi III. : Sable, fretty or.
Henricus Matravers, filius et heres domini Jo
hannis: ..., fretty ...
Johannes Matravers, de Hooke : ..., fretty ..., a label
of three points argent.
Johannes Matravers, de Melbery Sanford: ...,
fretty ..., a label of three points ermine.
Reginaldus St. Martyn, de Sutton : .... six lions
rampant, three, two and one, . . .
Laurencius St. Martyn, filius Reginaldi: ..., six
lions rampant, three, two and one, ...
Stephanus Turbervill, de Puddle - Turbervill,
miles : Argent, a lion rampant gules, crowned or.
Edmundus Fitz Herbert : Gules, three lions rampant
¦or, a bordure engrailed argent.
Alanus Gulden, de Tarent Lovedon. 13 Edwardi IIL:
Ermine in base, in chief a lion passant ...
Henricus Gulden: Ermineinbase.in chief a Hon passant...
Milites in comitatu Dorcetie tempore Regis Ricardi
SECUNDL
Guido de Brian, senior, de Okeford: ..., three piles
meeting in base ...
Guido Brian, junior, filius Guidonis: ..., three piles
meeting in base ..., a label of three points ...
Robertus Fitzpayn: ..., three lions passant in pale ...,
over all a bend ...
Johannes de La Hale: ..., a chevron ermine between
three eagles displayed ...
Laurencius St. Martyn, de Sutton Walrond, Obiit
9 Ricardi II. : .... six lions rampant, three, two and one, ...
Johannes Matravers, de Melbery: .... fretty ...
Ivonius Fitzwarren: Quarteriy, per fess indented,
ermine and gules.

234 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Theobald Wickham : Ermine, on a bend .. three escal
lops ...
Johannes Chideok, de Chideok: ..., an inescutcheon
within an orle of martlets ...
Edward Payne, de Stowre Payn : Paly of six. or
and azure, a chief ermine.
Johannes Cary : .... on a bend .... three roses ...
Johannes Turbervill. de Beere Regis : Argent, a
lion rampant gules crowned or.
Stephanus Darby : .... a chevron ermine between three
roses ...
Thomas Maurward, de Overton Batermarsh, 2
Ricardi II. : .... a fess ... between three cinquefoils ...
Johannes Moigne, de Owre Moign, 20 Ricardi II. :
..., two bars and in chief three mullets ... This shield is can
celled, and the following inserted on a smaller escutcheon :
Vert, three bars or.
Humfridus Stafford: Or, a chevron ..., a bordure
engrailed sable.
Robertus Turbervill, de Beere Regis: ..., a lion
rampant ..., crowned ...
Milites in comitatu Dorcetie tempore Regis Henrici
QUARTI.
Ricardus Poynings : Barry of six, or and vert, a bend
gules. Johannes Arondel, dominus Matravers : Quarterly
first and fourth ... three bars ..., second and third ... a Hon
rampant ...
Humfridus Stafford: Or, a chevron gules, a bordure
engrailed sable.
Ivonius Fitzwarren : Quarteriy, per fess indented,
ermine and gules.
Johannes Moigne, de Owre Moign: ..., two bars ...
and in chief three mullets ...
Thomas Maurward, de Overton Batermarsh : ..., a
fess ... between three roses vert.
Stephanus Darby: Sable, a chevron ermine between
three roses argent.
Robertus Turbervill : Argent, a lion rampant gules,
crowned or.
Robert Latimer, of Fitelford : Gules, on a cross flory
argent five escallops sable.
Johannes Chideok, de Chideok : Gules, an inescutcheon
within an orle of martlets argent.

Barons and Knights holding Lands in Dorset. 235
Nobiles et Milites in comitatu Dorcetie tempore
Regis Henrici sexti.
Humfridus Stafford : Or, a chevron gules, a bordure
engrailed sable.
Johannes Chidiok, de Chidiok : Gules, an inescutcheon
within an orle of martlets argent.
Milite in Comitatu Dorcetie tempore Regis
Edwardi IV.
Nycholas Latymer, de Fitleford: Gules, on a cross
flory or five escallops sable.
[Milites in Comitatu Dorsetie tempore regis
Ricardi III.]
Johannes Turbervill, de Beere : Argent, a lion ram
pant gules, crowned or.
Roger Newburgh, de Lulworth : Barry bendy of six,
azure and or, a bordure gules.
Johannes Arondell, de Chideok : Sable, six hiron
delles, three, two and one, argent.
[Milites in comitatu Dorcet tempore Regis Henrici
Septimi.]
Johannes Turbervill, de Beere Regis: ..., a lion
rampant ... crowned ...
Rogerus Newburgh, de Est Lulworth : Barry bendy
of six, or and azure, a bordure engrailed gules.
Johannes Arondell, de Chideok: ..., six hirondelles,
three, two and one, ...
Robertus Willoughby, de Hooke: ..., a cross en
grailed .,.
Thomas de La Lynd, de Clenston : Gules, three stags'
heads couped argent.
Thomas Trenchard, de Woolton : Per pale, dexter ...,
three pallets ..., sinister ...
Willelmus Hody, de Pillesden : ..., a fesse indented
point in point .... between two cotises ..., in dexter chief point
a mullet ... the whole within a bordure engrailed ...
Johannes Bicknell, de Parret : Sable, three pickaxes
argent. Willelmus Martyn. de Adelamston : Argent, two
bars gules, a label of three points azure.
Johannes Mordant, de Dimscoort : Argent, a chevron
between three estoiles of six points wavy sable.

236 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.

Nobiles et Milites in comitatu Dorcetie tempore
Regis Henrici octavi.
Henricus Dawbeney, de Parret, comes Brigwater :
Gules, five fusils conjoined in fess argent.
Robertus Willoughby de Hooke, dominus Brooke.
[No arms.] Henricus Poole, de Canford, dominus Montagu :
.... per pale, a cross engrailed ...
John, dominus Mardant de Dunscoort : Argent, a
chevron between three estoiles of six points wavy sable.
Johannes de la Linde, de Clenston, Obiit 17 Hen
rici VIII. : Gules, three stags' heads couped argent.
Johannes Arondell, de Chideok, miles banerettus :
Sable, six hirondelles, three, two and one. argent.
Thomas Trenchard, de Woolton : Per pale argent and
azure, in the first three pallets sable.
Willelmus Compton, de Dunscoort. [No arms.]
Rogerus Newburgh, de Lulleworth : Bendy of six
or and azure, a bordure gules.
Egidius Strangways, de Melbyry : ..., two lions pas
sant in pale, paly of six ...
Willelmus Hoody, de Pillesdon : Argent, a fess dan
cetty point in point vert and sable, between two cotises, that in
chief of the last and that in base and a bordure engrailed of the
second, Thomas de la Lind, de Clenston : Gules, three stags'
heads couped argent.
Willelmus Martyn de Adelamston : Argent, two
bars gules.
Johannes Horcy, de Clifton : Azure, three horses'
heads couped bridled or.
Johannes Rogers, de Brianston : Argent, a mullet
sable, on a chief ... a fleur-de-lys ...
Johannes Russell, de Barwick, dominus Russell:
Argent, a lion rampant gules, on a chief sable three escallops of
the field. Thomas Moore, de Melpleis: Argent, on a fess be
tween three moorcocks sable, as many mullets of the field.
Johannes Arondell, de Chideok. 32 [Henrici VIIL] :
Sable, six hirondelles, three, two and one, argent.
Thomas Arondell, de Shaftesbiry, in coronacione
Regine Anne: Sable, six hirondelles, three, two and one, and
on the fess point a crescent, argent.
Petrus Cumpton, de Dunscoort. [No arms.]
Adrianus Poynings. [No arms.]

Barons and Knights holding Lands in Dorset. 237
Johannes Marney, de Est Lulleworth : Gules, a Hon
rampant guardant. argent.
Johannes Powlet. de Hooke: ....three swords in pile
points in base ... in the dexter chief a crescent ...
Thomas Powlet, de Melpleys : ..., three swords in pile,
points in base .... in dexter chief a crescent ... charged with a
mullet (i") ...
Willelmus Vuedall, de Morecrichel: Argent, a
cross moline gules, in the dexter chief a crescent ...

[.' Milites in Comitatu Dorsetie tempore Regis
Edwardi VL]
Johannes Powlet : ..., three swords in pile, points in
base ...
Oliverus Laurence : .... a cross raguly ...
Johannes Tregonwell, de Milton, mUes. . [No arms.]

Nobiles et Milites in comitatu Dorcetie tempore
Regine Marie.
Willelmus Pawlet, de Hooke, marchio Winton :
... three swords in pile, points in base, in the dexter chief a
crescent ...
[Franciscus] Hastings, de Canford, comes Hunt
ingdonie : Argent, a maunch sable.
Thomas Howard, vicecomes Byndon: ..., on a bend
. . . between six crosses crosslet fitchy ... a crescent ... for diflfer-
ence.
Georgius de La Linde, de Clenston : Gules, three
stags' heads couped argent.
Oliverus Lawrence, de  : Argent, a cross raguly
gules. Johannes Horcy, de Clifton: ..., three horses' heads
couped and bridled ...
Johannes Rogers, de Brianston : Argent, ^ a mullet
sable, on a chief gules a fleur-de-lys or.
Egidius Strangwais, de Melbiry: ..., in pale two lions
passant, paly of six ...
Henricus Ashley, de Wimborn Sancti Egidii : Azure,
a cinquefoil within a bordure engrailed ermine.
Johannes Tregonwell. de Milton : Argent, a fess
cotised sable between three Cornish choughs proper.

238 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.

Nobiles et Milites in Comitatu Dorcetie tempore
Regine Elizabethe.
Willelmus Powlet, de Hooke, marchio Wintonie,
thesaurarius Anglie, Obiit [1572]: ..., three swords in pile,
points in base ..., in the dexter chief a crescent ...
Johannes Powlet, marchio Wintonie, filius
Willelmi, Obiit 1576. [Same arms as the preceding.]
Willelmus Powlet, marchio Wintonie, filius
Johannis. [Same arms as the preceding.]
Willelmus Powlet, marchio Wintonie, filius
Willelmi [Obiit 1628]. [Same arms as the preceding.]
Henricus Hastings, de Canford, comes Huntin-
DONIE : Argent, a maunch sable.
Thomas Howard, vicecomes Byndon : ..., a bend ...
between six crosses crosslet fitchy ..., a crescent ... for differ
ence. Henricus Howard, vicecomes Byndon, filius
Thome. [The same arms as the preceding.]
Thomas Howard, vicecomes Byndon, frater Hen
ricus. [The same arms as the preceding.]
Egidius Strangways, de Melbiry: ..., in pale two
lions passant, paly of six ...
Johannes Horcy, de Clifton: ..., three horses' heads
couped and bridled ...
Adrianus Poynings, de  , 1562: Barry of six ...,
over all a bend ..., a bordure engrailed ...
Henricus Ashley, de Wimborn Sancti Egidii: ..., a
cinquefoil within a bordure engrailed ermine.
Ricardus Bingham, 1585 : ... on a bend cotised ...
between six crosses patty ... a crescent . . . for difference.
Georgius Bingham: ... on a bend cotised ... between six
crosses patty ... a mullet ... for difference.
Johannes Arondell, de Chideok. 1566 : .... six hiron
delles, three, two and one, ...
Matheus Arondell, de Shaftesbiry: ..., six hiron
delles, three, two and one, ... in the dexter chief a crescent ...
Johannes Horcy, de Clifton, 1573: ..., three horses'
heads couped and bridled ...
Johannes Young, de Abbotesbiry, 1573 : ..., a bend ...
Walterus Ralegh, de Shirborn, 1584: ..., five fusils
conjoined in bend ...
Arthurus Gorges: Lozengy ..., on a chevron ... a
crescent ...
Ricardus Rogers, de Brianston : Argent, a mullet
sable, on a chief gules a fleur-de-lys . . .

Barons and Knights holding Lands in Dorset. 239
George Trenchard, of Wolton. 1588 : Per pale ... and
,.., in the first three paUets ...
Ricardus Horcy, de Clifton : ... three horses' heads
•couped and bridled ...
Anthony Ashley, de Wimborn Sancti Egidii: ..., a
•cinquefoil within a bordure engrailed ermine.
Willelmus Clavill, de Barneston : Vairy, ... a chief
gules.

Milites tempore Regis Jacobi in comitatu Dorcetie.
Willelmus Pawlet, de Hooke, marchio Wintonie:
Sable, three swords in pile points in base argent, in the dexter
•chief a crescent . . .
Georgius Hastings, de Canford, comes Huntindonie :
Argent, a maunch sable.
Thomas Howard, de Byndon, comes Soffolcie: ..., a
bend ... between six crosses crosslet fitchy ... a crescent ... for
difference.
Henricus Howard, dominus de Marnhill, et comes
NORTHAMTONIE. [The same arms as the preceding : a mullet
. . . for difference.]
Robert Cecill, vicecomes Cramborn, comes Sarum :
Barry of eight ..., over all six escutcheons three two and one ...
each charged with a lion rampant ...
Willelmus, vicecomes Cramborn, comes Sarum.
FILIUS Roberti. [The same arms as the preceding.]
Thomas Howard, vicecomes Byndon : ... a bend ...
between six crosses crosslet fitchy ... a crescent ... for differ
ence.
Theophilus, dominus Waldon, filius comitis Suf-
EOLCl.(E : ... a bend ... between six crosses crosslet fitchy ..., a
label of three points . . .
Thomas Arondell, de Shaftesbiry. baro de Warder :
..., six hirondelles, three, two and one, ..., on the dexter chief a
crescent ...
Edmundus Vuedall : •••, a cross moline ... in the dexter
•chief a crescent . . .
Georgius Trenchard, de Woolton: Per pale ... and
... in the first three pallets ...
Anthonus Ashley, de Wymborn Sancti Egidii: ....
a cinquefoil ... within a bordure engrailed ermine.
Willelmus Clavill, de Barneston : Vairy ... a
•chief ...
Johannes Hanham, de Wymborn : Quarterly or and
gules, on a bend sable three crosses patty fitchy argent.

240 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
Georgius Moreton. de Clenson : Quarterly, ermine and
gules, in the second and third quarters a goat's head erased
argent. Georgius Trenchard, junior, filius Georgii : Per pale-
... and ... in the first three pallets ... over all a label of three
points ...
Johannes Rogers, de Brianston : ... a mullet ..., on a
chief ... a fleur-de-lys ...
Johannes Browne, de Framton : Argent, on a chevron
sable between three herons azure as many escallops of the
field. Alexander Bret, de Whitechurch : Or, a lion ram
pant between five crosses crosslet fitchy gules.
Robertus Strode, de Parham : Ermine, on a canton ...
a crescent ... between the horns a mullet ...
Georgius Sommers. de  : Vert, a fess dancetty
ermine. Thomas Freake, de Shrofton : Sable, two bars and in-
chief three mullets or.
Robertus Muller, de Came. [No arms.]
Ricardus Strode, de Chalmington : Argent, a chevron
between three conies courant sable.
Johannes Webbe, de Canford. [No arms.]
Robert Browne, de Godlington : ..., on a chevron ...
between three herons ... as many escallops ..., in chief a
crescent ...
Edwardus Perham : Argent, a chevron azure between
three pears gules.
Thomas Moleins : Ermine, a milrind azure pierced
argent. Johannes Digby. de Shirborn, vicecamerarius Regis :
..., a fleur-de-lys ...
Radulphus Horcy. de Clifton : .... three horses' heads.
couped and bridled ...
Robertus Napper : ..., a saltire. between four roses ...
Johannes Jeffreis. de Catherston : .... three pillars
... garnished ...
Johannes Williams, de Heringston : ..., a greyhound
courant .... between three small birds .... on a bordure engrailed
... nine roundels ...
Willelmus Webbe. [No arms.]
Johannes Rives, de Damery Coort : .... on a bend ....
three lozenges ...
Johannes Fitz James, de Lewston : Azure, a dolphin
embowed naiant argent, in the dexter chief a crescent or.
Edmundus Vuedall, de Moorechrichell : ..., a cross
moline ... in the dexter chief a crescent ...

Barons and Knights holding Lands in Dorset. 241
Johannes Strangwais, de Melbiry: ..., two lions
passant in pale, paly of six ...
Willelmus Vuedall, de Horton : Argent, a cross
moline gules, in dexter chief a crescent ... charged with
another ...
Thomas Trenchard, frater Georgii junioris : Per
pale, argent and azure, in the dexter three pallets sable, over all
a label of three points ...
Francis Ashley, de Dorchester, 1618: ..., a cinquefoil
ermine and in dexter chief a mullet ..., a bordure en
grailed ...
Walter Erle, de Charborough, 1616: Gules, three
escallops and a bordure engrailed argent.
Nathaniell Napper : ..., a saltire engrailed ... between
four roses ...
John Bruyn, of Adeleston : Azure, a cross moline or.
Edward Lawrens, of Purbeck : Argent, a cross raguly
gules. Johannes Strangways. de Melbery: ... in pale two
Hons passant in pale paly ...
Georgius Horcy, de Clifton : Azure, three horses'
heads couped and bridled or.
Johannes Strode, de Chantmarle : Argent, on a
canton sable a crescent between the horns a mullet of the
field.
Johannes Meler, of Cawm. [No arms.]
George Moreton, baronet, 5 Marcij, 1618; 16 Jacobi:
Quarterly, gules and ermine, in the first and fourth quarters a
goat's head erased argent.
Anthony Ashley, knight baronet, 3 Julij, 1622; 20
Jacobi : Azure, a cinquefoil within a bordure engrailed ermine.
John Cooper, baronet, 4 Julij, 1622 ; 20 Jacobi. [No
arms.]

16

KNIGHTS OF SOMERSETSHIRE.
WITH THEIR ARMS.
HENRY IL— JAMES I.
(Pages 119— 152.)

KNIGHTES OF THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET
WHICH HAVE BINE IN THE TYME OF KING
HENRY THE SECOND, AND SOE FOLLOWING.
WILLELMUS MOHUN, de Dunster, 8 Henrici II. :
Gules, a dexter arm habited with a maunch er
mine, holding in the hand argent a fleur-de-lys
azure.
Willelmus Curcy, de Stoke, 8 Henrici II. : ..., three
eagles displayed ...
Willelmus Meschin, 8 Henrici II. [No arms.]
Robertus Beauchamp, de Hach, 8 Henrici II. : Vair.
Nicholaus Fitzharding, 8 Henrici II. : Gules, a chevron
between eight crosses patty five in chief and three in base
argent. Phillipus de Columbars, de Stowey, 8 Henrici II. :
Gules, a bend or, a label of three points azure.
Henricus Lovell. de Cary. 8 Henrici II. : Or, semy of
crosses crosslet and a lion rampant azure.
Roger Brito, de Odecumb, 8 Henrici II. : Or, a lion
passant and in base four crosses crosslet gules.
Ricardus de Monte Acuto, 8 Henrici II. : Argent,
three fusils conjoined in fess gules.
Ricardus de Estre, 8 Henrici II. [No arms.]

Knights of Somersetshire. 243
Johannes de Erlegh, de Northpederton, 8 Hen
rici II. : Argent, three escallops gules.
Willelmus Mallet, de Cory. 8 Henrici II. : Paly of
six, ermine and gules, a lion passant or.
Willelmus DE Harptru, de Harptree, 8 Henrici II. :
Argent, two staves (?) in saltire the sinister surmounting the
dexter the upper ends fleuretty gules.
Wandragius de Soleigny, 8 Henrici II. : Quarterly
ermine and gules.
Gilbertus Percy : ..,, four fusils conjoined in fesse.
Willelmus de St. Clare, de Stapelton : ..., a lion
rampant ... collared ...
Alexander de Alno : Or, three popinjays vert, collared
gules. ROBERTIJS FILIUS MARTINI : Argent, two bars gules.
Rogerus Balun : Barry dancetty of six argent and
gules. Willelmus filius Galfridi : Sable, a bull passant or.
Willelmus filius Willelmi. 14 Henrici II. [No
arms.] Willelmus filius Johannis, 8 Henrici II. : Sable, two
bars, and in chief three roundels argent.
Willelmus Bret ; Or, semy of crosses crosslet, and a lion
rampant gules.
Ricardus de Atrio, 8 Henrici II, [No arms.]
Rogerus filius Hugonis : Barry of eight, or and azure,
a lion rampant gules.
Johannes Fitz Hamon : Sable, a cross engrailed argent.
Phillipus Fitz Robert. [No arms.]
Hugo de Curcell, 14 Henrici II. [No arms.]
Drogo Montacute, 14 Henrici II. ; Argent, three fusils
conjoined in fess gules.
Robertus Brewes : Azure, a lion rampant within an orle
of crosses cro.sslet or.
Gilbertus Malet, de Cory; Paly of six, ermine and
gules, a lion passant or.
Willelmus filius Walteri. [No arms.]
Radulphus Huesee : Barry of six, ermine and gules.
Radulphus Basset ; Barry wavy of six, or and gules.
¦Ricardus Humet, constabularius Regis Henrici II. [No
arms.] Reginaldus filius Willelmi. [No arms.]
Willelmus de Erlegh, de Northpederton : Argent.
three escallops gules.
Walterus Brito, de Odecomb; ..., a Hon passant ...
Ricardus de Ralegh : Gules, five fusils conjoined in
bend argent, 16 — 2

244 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Warnerus de Lizurrs, vicecomites Somersetie, 7
Henrici II. : Or, a chief azure.
Henricus de Novo Mercato, de Cadbiry : Gules, five
fusils conjoined in fesse or.
Pharamus de Bolonia, dominus de Mertock : Azure,
three chevronels or.
Galfridus Mandevill, de Hardington : Quarterly
vairy ... and gules.
Ricardus Briwer, de Odecomb: Gules, two bends
wavy or.
Reginaldus Fitzurs: ..., on a bend ... three bears'
heads couped ... muzzled ...
Alexander de Badialton. [No arms.]
Ingramus de Humetz. [No arms.]
Willelmus Filius Martini : Argent, two iars gules.
Adam de Port. [No arms.]
Henricus de Cultura. [No arms.]
Baldwinus Malet, de Enemer : Gules, a lion rampant
or, debruised by a bend ermine.
Henricus de Cultura, 33 Henrici II. [No arms.]
Philipus filius Roberti, 33 Henrici II. [No arms.]
Robertus de Akeford, 33 Henrici II. [No arms.]
Alanus Boterell : Chequy or and gules, a chevron
azure. Robertus filius Pagani, vicecomes Somersetie, Anno
33 Henrici II. : Gules, three lions passant in pale argent, over
all a bend azure.
Johannes de Campo FloridO: Azure, a cross fleuretty
between twelve billets or.
Radulphus Fitz Bernard: Vair (.?) on a chief ... two
mullets pierced ...
Radulphus de Somery : Or, two lions passant in pale
azure. Henricus de Tortesmains. [No arms.]
Thome de Loverton. [No arms.]
Robertus Le Bigod : .... a cross ...
Walterus de Donheved : .... a lion rampant ...
Thome Greinvill : Gules, three clarions or rests or.
Symonus Le Bret : Or, semy of crosses crosslet a lion
rampant, gules.
Willelmus de Bratton: ..., a fesse engraUeH ... be
tween three mullets ...
Willelmus Humetz. [No arms.]
Henricus de Ermentes : Chequy or and azure, a lion
rampant gules.
Rogerus de Badialton. [No arms.]
Walkelin de Ferrers : Vairy. or and gules.

Knights of Somersetshire. 245
Willelmus St. Liger : ... fretty ... a chief ...
Petrus de Lohereng: Quarterly ... a bend ...
Baldwinus Wake : Gules, two bars or, in chief three
bezants. Radulphus filius Willelmi, de Brimton : ..., on a
point barry wavy ... a lion passant ...
Galfridus Folliot : Argent, on a bend gules, cotised
sable. Adam Cossington, de Cossington : Azure, three
roses or.
Galp'ridus [Cossinto.n] filius Ade de Cossinton :
Azure, three roses or.
Ingelrand de Fienes, de Mertock : Azure, three lions
rampant or. Ricardi I.
Nicolaus Meriet, de Meriet, 6 Ricardi II. : Sable,
three bars or.
Willelmus filius Willelmi. [No arms.]
Johannes Erlegh, de Northpederton : Argent, three
escallops gules.
Willelmus de Montacut : Argent, three fusils con
joined in fess gules.
Johannes de Montacut : Argent, three fusils conjoined
in fess gules, a label of three i;oints azure.
Radulphus filius Willelmi, de Brymeton : ..., a Hon
passant guardant ... a point nebuly ...
Willelmus filius .Willelml [No arms.]
Ricardus del Estre : Or, a chevron between three
squirrels sejant gules.
Henricus de Cultura. [No arms.]
Fulco de Aulon. [No arms.]
Philippus filius Robertl [No arms.]
Willelmus Harptru. de Batinden: Argent, two
staves (.?) in saltire the upper ends fleuretty gules.
Ricardus filius Willelmi. [No arms.]
Philippus Columbers, de Stowey : Gules, a bend or, a
label of three points azure.
Willelmus de Mohun, de Dunster: .... a dexter arm
habited with a maunch ermine, the hand argent holding a
fleur-de-lys, or.
Willelmus Mallet, de Cory: Paly of six, gules and
ermine, a lion passant guardant, or.
Robertus Bechamp, de Hach : Vairy ...
Ricardus Briwer, de Odecomb : Gules, two bends
wavy or.

246 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Henricus Lovell, de Cary : Or, semy of crosses cross-
let, a lion rampant azure.
Willelmus filius Martyn : Argent, two bars gules.
Ricardus filius Willelmi. [No arms.]
Robertus de Pulla. [No arms.]
Wandragius de Curcell. [No arms.]
Henricus de Tilly : Argent, a cross flory between four
crescents gules.
Gaufridus filius Geraldi : Gules, a lion rampant
argent, crowned or.
Willelmus de Wrotham, de Exton: ..., a chevron ...
between three demi-boars statant ...
Hugo de Vivonia, Dominus de Chuton : Argent, a
chief gules.

Johannis.
Reginaldus Moun, de Dunster : Gules, a dexter arm
habited in a maunch ermine, the hand ... holding a fleur-de-
lys or. Willelmus Montacut : Argent, three fusils conjoined in
fess gules. Willelmus de Harptru : Argent, two staves (?) in sal
tire, the sinister surmounting the dexter the upper ends fleuretty
gules. Johannes de Solegny : Quarterly, ermine and gules.
Radulphus Lovell, de Cary : Or. a lion rampant within
an orle of eight crosses crosslet azure.
Ricardus Cottell : Or, a bend gules.
Ricardus de Atrio. [No arms.]
Nicolaus Meriet, de Meriet : Sable, three bars or.
Robertus Malherb : Or, three oakleaves (? nettle leaves)
vert. Jacobus de Novo Mercato : Gules, five fusils conjoined
in fess or.
Robertus Bigot : ..., a cross ...
Ricardus Briwer, de Odecomb : Gules, two bends
wavy or.
Thomas Bany. [No arms.]
Willelmus Wrotham, de Exton : ..., a chevron ...
between three demi-boars statant ...
Johannes de Campo Florido, de Champflourie :
Sable, a cross fleuretty between twenty billets, or.
Robertus de Bello Campo, de Hach : Vairy ...
Henricus de Cultura. [No arms.]
Fulco de Alnon. [No arms.]

Knights of Somersetshire. 247
Johannes Brewes : Azure, a Hon rampant between five
crosses crosslet, fitchy or.
Phillippus Columbers, de Stowey : Gules, a bend or. a
label of three points argent.
Galfridus Folliot : Argent, a bend gules cotised sable.
Warren filius Geraldi. de Stoke Curcy: Gules, a
lion passant argent, crowned or.
Adamus de Cossinton. de Cossington : Azure, three
roses or.
Willelmus Mallet, de Cory : ..., three escallops ...
Johannes de Erlegh, de Northpetherton : Argent,
three escallops gules.
Willelmus de Ponte Cardonis, de Lydyet : Argent,
a cross moline voided gules.
Alanus Boterell : Chequy, or and gules, a chevron
azure. Rogerus FILIUS Henrici: Argent, a cross engrailed sable.
Alexandrus Everard : Argent, on a chief gules three
mullets of the field.
Rogerus Fitz Nicolas, de Tikeham : Quarterly .... a
bend ...
Rogerus Palton,* vicecomes Somersetie, 17 Regis
Johannis : Argent, six roses, three, two and one gules.
Willelmus de Fienes, de Mertock. 9 Regis Johannis :
Azure, three lions rampant or.
Walter de Kentisbere, de Huntworth : Gules, a pair
of wings conjoined in lure argent, surmounted by a bend azure.
Rogerus Brun : Azure, biUety, a lion rampant or.
Johannes de Acton : Quarterly, per fess indented, argent
and azure. Radulphus de Albiniaco : Gules, four fusils conjoined
in fess argent.
Rogerus Arondel, de Sanford. [No arms.]
Robertus Columbers : Sable, a cross patty fitchy or.
Robertus de London : Per pale ... a chevron ...
Willelmus de Salisbyry : Argent, on a saltire azure
five mullets of the field. Henrici III.
Radulphus de Albiniaco : Gules, four fusils conjoined
in fess argent.
Nicholaus de Mulis : Argent, two bars and in chief
three roundels gules.
* Roger de Pealtona was sheriff-substitute for Dorset and Somerset during
the iirst three months of the i6th year of King John.— Eds.

248 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Johannes filius Domini Nicholai Mulis: Argent,
two bars and in chief three roundels gules.
Symon de Grindham : Argent, a chevron sable, a label of
three points gule.s.
Nicholaus Arondell, de  [No arms.]
Willelmus Malet, de Cory: Paly of six, gules and
ermine, a lion passant guardant or.
Reginaldus Moun, de Dunster : Gules, a dexter arm
habited in a maunch ermine, the hand ... holding a fleur-de-
lys ... Phillipus Columbers, de Stowey : Gules, a bend or, a
label of three points argent.
Robertus Bechamp, de Hach : Vair.
Hugo Nevill, de Stoke: ... a Hon rampant ...
Willelmus Montacut, de Schepton et Donyeat :
Argent, three fusils conjoined in fess gules.
Radulphus Lovell, de Cary: ..., a lion rampant ...
between five crosses crosslet ...
Hugo de Vivonia, de Dounden : Argent, a chief gules.
Willelmus Briwer, de Odecomb : ..., two bends
wavy ...
Robertus Gurnay, de Harptree : Paly of six, or and
azure. Willelmus Mallet, de Enemer : Gules, a lion rampant
... debruised by a bend ermine.
Hugo Poynes, de Corymalet : Or, three bars gules.
Rogerus de la Ford : Azure, three lions rampant
crowned or.
Johannes Russell, vicecomes* Somersetie, 6 Hen
rici III. : .... on a chief ... three roundels ...
Willelmus Filius Henrici, vicecomes [ut custos]
Somersetie, ii [et 12] Henrici HI.: Argent, a cross engrailed
sable. Rogerus Palton, de Palton : Argent, six roses, three,
two and one, gules.
Johannes de Erlegh : Argent, three escallops gules.
Willelmus Columbers : Gules, a bend or.
Nicholaus Meriet, de Meriet : Sable, three bars or.
Radulphus Meriet, de Hestercomb : Sable, three bars
or, a bend ermine.
Thomas de Cirencester, vicecomes Somersetie, 13 [14,
15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 et 22] Henrici III. : Argent, a chevron
azure, a label of three points gules.
Thomas Loges, de Hurst. [No arms.]
* He was Sheriff of Somerset during part of the 7th and the whole of the
Sth years of King Henry III. — Eds.

Knights of Somersetshire. 249
Henricus de Campo Florido, vicecomes [pro T. de
Cirencestre] Somersetie, [15], 16 [et 19] Henrici III. : Sable, a
cross fleuretty between twenty billets or.
Walterus Chilton, de Chilton. [No arms.]
Symon de Wkllesford. [No arms.]
Godfridus Cranecomb : Argent, three cranes azure,
crested gules.
Benedictus Beare : Argent, a bear rampant sable.
Willelmus filius Ade. [No arms,]
Radulphus de Soleigny, de Kinersdon : Quarteriy,
ermine and gules.
Willelmus Grenvill : Gules, three rests or clarions or.
Johannes Palton, de Palton : ..., six roses, three, two
and one ...
Bartholomeus de Emnelegh. [No arms.)
Drogo Stanton, de Whitstanton : ... fretty ...
Henricus de Karvill : Or, three castles embattled
sable. Anselmus Gurnay, de Harptru : Paly of six, or and
azure. Radulphus Pincerna : Azure, three covered cups or.
Reginaldus Mohun, de Dunster : Gules, a dexter arm
habited in a maunch ermine, the hand ... holding a fleur-de-lys or.
Willelmus Mohun, knight, frater Reginaldi: ....
semy of crosses crosslet ... a dexter arm habited in a maunch
ermine, the hand ... holding a fleur-de-lys ...
Thomas Trivet : Argent, a trivet sable.
Elias de La Mare : Gules, two lions passant guardant in
pale argent, collared sable.
Lambertus Clifton : Chequy or and gules, a bend
ermine.
Alexandrus Baddianton. [No arms.]
Symon Luccomb, de Luccomb : ..., a chevron ... between
three lions' heads erased ...
Simon Ralegh, de Netelcomb : Gules, five fusils con
joined in bend argent.
Radulphus Husee, de Sutton : Barry of six, ermine
and gules. Henricus de Erlegh : Argent, three escallops gules.
Willelmus de Erlegh : Argent, three escallops gules, a
bordure engrailed sable.
Dominus Nicholaus Mules, de Cadbiry : Argent, two
bars and in chief three roundels gules.
Radulphus Flory, de Cumbflory : Azure, a crescent
between three fleurs-de-lys argent.
Johannes de AurE: Argent, three popinjays vert, col
lared or.

250 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Alexander Mountfort, de Wellow : A.rgent, a lion
rampant azure, between six crosses crosslet gules.
Henricus Stawell, de Cothelston : Gules, a cross of
lozenges argent.
Walterus Kentisbeare, de Huntworth : Gules, two
wings conjoined in lure argent, surmounted by a bend azure.
Baldricus de Noneton : ..., a chief chequy ...
Walterus de Reigny : Gules, three bill-heads (i") argent,
or halbert-heads (?) socketted or.
Hamo Basinges : Azure, a cross moline voided or sur
mounted by a bend gules.
Robertus Schete. [No arms.]
Ricardus Wilecester, sive de Wigornia, de Wike in
LiDlARD, 1268. [No arms.]
Phillipus Vallitort, de Corypole : Argent, three
bendlets gules, on a bordure sable nine bezants.
Radulphus Furneaux: ..., a bend ... between six
crosses crosslet ...
Rawlinus de Bolonia. de Esse Boleyne, 1240 : Azure,
three chevronels or.
Ingeraldus Fyenes, Dominus de Mertock : Azure.
three lions rampant or.
Willelmus de Cadena. [No arms.]
Radulphus de Angiens. [No arms.]
Willelmus Branch, de Frome Selwood: ..., a leopard's
face ... jessant-de-lys ...
Willelmus Deandon, de Lydyete : Azure, three escal
lops or.Ricardus Wrotham, de Exton : .... a chevron between
three demi-boars statant ...
Hugo Fichet, de Spaxton: Gules, a lion rampant or,
debruised by a bend ermine.
Willelmus Fichet, de Merige : Gules, a lion rampant
or, debruised by a bend argent, charged with three escallops
sable. Rogerus Bran : Azure, billety, a lion rampant or.
Willelmus Mallet, de Enemer, filius Willelmi :
Gules, a lion rampant or, debruised by a bend ermine. [These
are the arms of Fichet, of Spaxton, and have doubtless been
ascribed to Mallet by accident. — Eds.]
Walterus de Sully, 36 Henrici III. : Ermine, three
chevronels gules.
Stephanus Aishton, de Ashton : Gules, a lion rampant
or debruised by a bend vairy ...
Robertus Chilton, de Chilton. [No arms.]
Willelmus Horcy, de Horcy, miles, 1242 : Azure, three
horses' heads couped or, bridled gules.

Knights of Somersetshire. 2 5 1
Symon Meriet : Sable, three bars or, over all a bend argent.
_ Symon Montacut, de Donyeat : Argent, three fusUs
conjoined in fess gules.
_ Johannes Reigny, de Melcomb, 1242 : Gules, two wings
conjoined in lure ermine.
Robertus de Eston, de Stony Eston, miles, 1242 : Or.
three covered cups gules.
Willelmus Grindham, de Grindham, knight, 1242:
Argent, a chevron sable, a label of three points gules.
Petrus de la Warr, knight: ..., a lion rampant ...
between five crosses crosslet fitchy ...
Johannes Arondel de Sanford. [No arms.]
Martinus de Legh : ..., three fusils conjoined in fess ...,
a label of three points ...
Willelmus de Beaumeis : Quarterly, gules and or.
Symon Ralegh, de Netelcomb : Gules, five fusils con
joined in bend argent.
Dominus Nicholaus Martyn, de Blagdon : Argent.
two bars gules.
Ricardus Lovell. de Cary : Or semy of crosses crosslet
and a lion rampant azure.
Thomas Reigny : Gules, two wings conjoined in lure
ermine. Willelmus Reigny de Assholt : Gules, three halberd
or bill (?) heads argent socketted or.
Ivonius Rochfort de Seaburgh : Quarterly ..., a label
of three points ...
Adam de Wodeton : Gules, a chevron between three
eagles displayed or.
Dominus Johannes Moun, de Dunster : Or, a cross
engrailed sable.
Radulphus Dawbeney. de Barrington. Obiit 20 Ed
wardi I. : Gules, four fusils conjoined in fess argent.
Andreas Wake, de Dawlich : Or, two bars and in chief
three roundels gules.
Willelmus Everard, de Stinelegh, Obiit 6 Ed
wardi I. : ..., on a chief ... three mullets ...
Willelmus Draycot, de Redlinch : ..., a cross en
grailed ..., in the first quarter an eagle displayed ...
Stephanus Luccomb, de Luccomb: .... a chevron ...
between three lions' heads erased ...
Radulphus Fitzbernard : Vair, on a chief gules, two
mullets pierced or.
Willelmus de Leigh : Or, three fusils conjoined in fess
azure, a label of three points gules.
Johannes Eston, de Eston, miles, 1261 : Or, three
covered cups gules.

252 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
Thomas Cruket, de Cruket: Gules, an alant ram
pant or.
Dominus Johannes Mules, de Cadbiry : Argent, two
bars and in chief three roundels gules.
Baldwinus Mallet, de Enemer : Gules, a lion rampant
or, debruised by a bend argent.
Baldwinus Clopton, de Clopton : Argent, a chevron
between three eagles displayed azure.
Rogerus Cottelegh, 36 Henrici III. [No arms.]
Ricardus Mucegros : Or, a lion rampant gules.
Matheus Furneaux, knight, 36 Henrici IIL: ..,, semy
of crosses crosslet, a bend ...
Bartholomeus Pechee, vicecomes* Somersetie in
Annis 31, 32, 33 et 34: ..., a fess between two chevrons gules.
Elias de Cabian,-!* vicecomes Somersetie in Annis 36,
37, 38 et 39. [No arms.]
Walterus Burgheis, vicecomesJ Somersetie in Annis
39 et 40 et 42 : Gules, a lion rampant tail forked or.
Johannes Basset,§ vicecomes Somersetie, 47 [Hen
rici HI.] : ..., three bars wavy ...
Philippus Basset,§ 48 [Henrici III.]: Barry wavy of six
or and gules.
Henricus de Ailtun,|| Vicecomes Somersetie in Annis
47, 49, 50, 51 et 52 [Henrici III.]. [No arms.]
Thomas de St. Vigors, vicecomes Somersetie, Annis
54 et 561[ [Henrici HI.]. [No arms.]
Johannes de St. Valerik, vicecomes Somersetie
Anno 55ir [Henrici IIL] : Or, two Hons passant guardant in
pale gules.
Warinus Ralegh, de Netelcomb: ..., five fusils con
joined in bend ...
Symon Meriet, knight, de Hestercomb, 45 Hen
rici III. : ..., three bars ..., a bend ermine.
Alanus Furneaus: ...,• a bend ... between six crosses
crosslet ...
* He appears to have been joint sheriff with Hugh de Viconia for three
parts of the 34th year of King Henry III. only. — Eds.
t Elias de Rabayn was sheriff in those years. — Eds.
J He was sheriff-substitute for Elias de Rabayn in the 39th year of
Henry III., and sheriff in the 42nd, but not apparently in the 40th year. —
Eds.
§ John Basset was not sheriff in 1262, but Philip Basset held that office in
the 46th, 47th and 48th years of Henry III. — Eds.
II Henry de Auhune was sheriff-substitute for Philip Basset in the 46th,
47th and 48th, but not in the 49th, 50th, 51st and 52nd years of Henry III.
—Eds.
1[ Thomas de St. Vigors was sheriff in the 54th and the first half of the
55th years of Henry IIL, and was succeeded by John de St. Valeric, sheriff
during the 55th and 56th years of that reign.— Eds.

Knights of Somersetshire. 253
Osbertus Bathon, de Spekford: Gules, a chevron
between three annulets argent.
Ricardus Wigbere, de Wigbeare : ..., alion rampant
... between five crosses ...
Eustachius Wroxshall, de Wroxshall, 1243 : Er
mine, two bars gules.
Robertus Fitz Nicol, de West Chynnock : Quarteriy,
gules and or, a bend argent.
Mauricius de Borham : Argent, a fess between six mart
lets gules. Robertus de Ley : Or, three fusils conjoined in fess
azure, a label of three points gules.
Johannes Maundevill, de Estcoker: Quarterly, vair
and gules. Walterus de Rumsey: Argent, a fess gules, a label of
three points azure.
Walterus de Ingheia, de Corston : Vert, a chevron or.
Galfridus Maundevil, de Estcoker, 50 Henrici III. :
Quarterly vairy ... and ...
Reymundus Clesdon, de Pulton, 1270; 50 Hen
rici III. [No arms.]
Matheus Wake : Gules, two bars or, in chief three
bezants. Ricardus Haselden : Argent, a cross crosslet sable.
Ricardus Plecy : Argent, six annulets, three, two and
one. gules.OSMUNDUS DE VALLETORT. [No arms.]
Hugo Clifford : Chequy .... a bend ...
HUMFRICUS Kaull : Quarterly embattled, argent and
sable. Walterus de Lovenny : ..., four fusUs conjoined in fess,
... in chief three roundels ...
Nicholas Stapelton, de Hakenhull : Argeht, a lion
rampant sable.
Radulphus Russel: ..., on a chief ..-. three roundels.
Philippus de Valletort, de Corrpole : Bendy of six
.... on a bordure ... eight roundels ...
Johannes filius Philippi Valletort : Bendy of six,
..., on a bordure ... eight roundels ...
Ricardus Fitz Bernard : Vair, on a chief gules two
mullets or.
Baldwinus Mallet, de Enmer : Azure, three escal
lops or.

2 54 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
Milites in Comitatu Somersetie tempore Regis
Edwardi Primi.
Johannes Columbers de Stowy: ..., a bend .... a label
of three points ...
Willelmus [de] Fortibus, filius Hugonis de Vi
vonia, DE Chuton : Argent, a chief gules.
Robertus Fitzpayn : Gules, three lions passant in pale
argent, surmounted by a bend azure.
Nicholaus Poinz, de Corymalet : Barry of eight, or
and gules. Johannes Bechamp, de Hach: Vairy ...
Johannes Mohun, de Dunster: .... a cross engrailed ...
Johannes Paveley, de Bikenhull : Or, four bars wavy
sable. Hugo Lovell, de Cary, obiit 19 Edwardi I. : ..., a lion
rampant ... between seven crosses crosslet ...
Johannes Gournay, de Harptree, Obiit 19 Edwardi I. :
Paly of six, or and azure.
Willelmus Martyn. de Blagdon : Argent, two bars
gules. Baldwinus Mallet de Enemer, 4 Edwardi I. : ..., three
escallops ...
Radulphus Dawbeney, de Barrington : Gules, four
fusils conjoined in fess argent.
Robertus Chilton, de Chilton. [No arms.]
Johannes Cogan, de Houspull : Gules, three oak-leaves
argent. Warinus Ralegh, de Netelcomb, 4 Edwardi I. : Gules,
five fusils conjoined in bend argent.
Thomas St. Vigors. [No arms.]
Alanus Walton : Argent, a fleur-de-lys gules.
Johannes Palton, le Palton : ..., six roses, three, two
and one ...
Ricardus Plecy, de Exton, 1282 : Argent, six annulets,
three, two and one, gules.
Willelmus Bret, of Thorncomb, 4 Edwardi I. : Or, a
lion rampant between five crosses crosslet fitchy gules.
Walterus Lorty, de Cory Revell : Azure, a cross or.
Johannes Acton : Quarterly, per fess indented, argent
and azure. Johannes filius Galfridi, of Edington : Quarterly
..., a label of three points .,,
Robert de Wodeton: ..., a chevron ,,. between three
eagles displayed ...
Galfridus Stawell, de Cothelston ; Gules, a cross of
lozenges argent.

Knights of Somersetshire. 255'
Walterus Shapwik, de Shapwike. [No arms.]
Walterus Blewet : Or, a chevron between three eagles
displayed vert.
Walterus de la Lind, de Bromfild : Argent, a cross
engrailed gules.
Willelmus Stanton, de Whitstanton : ..., a fret ...
Johannes Valletort, de Corypole: Bendy of six,
argent and gules, on a bordure sable nine bezants.
Robert St. Cleer, de Stapelton, 2 Edwardi I. :
Argent, a lion rampant gules, collared ...
Petrus Faconberg, 2 Edwardi I. : Azure, a cinquefoil
between five martlets or.
Matheus Furneaus, of Pavy Furneaus: .... abend ...
b.tween ten crosses crosslet ...
Johannes filius Galfridi. de Edington : Quarterly
..., a label of five points ...
Robertus Radington : Gules, three bezants.
Thomas Pyne, de Dulverton : Gules, a chevron ermine
between three pineapples or.
Humfridus Kaell: Quarterly embattled, argent and sable.
Walter Lovenny: .... four fusils conjoined in fess ... in
chief three roundels ...
Willelmus Trivet : Argent, a trivet sable.
Adamus de tk. Forde, of Forde : Azure, three Hons
rampant crowned or.
Radulphus Russell, de Horsington, i Edwardi I.:
..,, on a chief ... three roundels.
Jacobus Russell, miles, frater Radulphi, i Ed
wardi I. : .... on a chief ... three roundels, a crescent for diflfer-
ence.
Johannes Erlegh, de Sommerton Erlegh: ....three
escallops ... a bordure engrailed ...
Willelmus Wigbere, de Wigbere: ....alion rampant
... between six crosses ...
Radulphus Rochford, de Seaburgh: Quarterly .... a
label of three points ...
Gilbertus Beare : Argent, a bear rampant sable.
Hugo Fichet, de Spaxston : Gules, a lion rampant or
debruised by a bend ermine.
Hugo Popham, de Huntworth : Argent, on a chief
gules two stags' heads cabossed or.
¦ Humfridus Bechamp, of Ryme: Vairy ..., a label of
three points ...
Johannes de La River : Azure, two bars dancetty or.
Adam Bagadrip, of Bagadrip : Azure, a cross or between
four swans (.') argent.
Johannes Meriet, de Meryet : Sable, three bars or.

256 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Elias Dawbeney: Gules, four fusils conjoined in fess
argent, in chief three martlets or.
Robertus Paves, de Wike : Gules, two Danish battle-
axes addorsed or.
Ricardus Chanton : ..., a fret ..., a label of five
points ...
Johannes Clivedon : Or, a lion rampant sable crowned
gules. Matheus Clivedon : Argent, three escallops gules.
Thomas Wellesley : Gules, a cross between four roun
dels argent.
Johannes Ap Adam, de Harptree : Argent, on a cross
gules five mullets or.
Henricus Glastenbury : Argent, five fusils conjoined in
bend, sable.
Johannes le Brun : Azure, billety or, a lion rampant
argent armed of the second.
Johannes Aishton, de Ashton : Gules, a lion rampant
or, debruised by a bend vair.
Anselm Basset, 6 Edwardi I. : Ermine, in chief three
piles gules.
Symon Grindham, de Grindham, 4 Edwardi I. : Argent,
a chevron sable, a label of three points gules.
Willelmus Reigny, de Assholt, obiit 4 Edwardi I. :
Gules, three halbert or bill heads, argent socketted or.
Johannes St. Low, vicecomes Somersetie ab anno 12
ad 18 [Edwardi I.] : Argent, a bend sable, a label of three
points gules.
Ricardus Borhant [Burghunte] vicecomes Somer
setie in annis 18 et 19 [Edwardi I.] : Argent, a fess between
six martlets gules.
Ricardus Colshull, vicecomes Somersetie ab anno 2
ad 7 [Edwardi I.] i Chequ) , or and sable, a chief argent gutty
gules. Johannes Mallet, de Enemer : Azure, three escallops or.
Matheus Stawell, de Cotpielston, 29 Edwardi I. :
Gules, a cross of lozenges argent.
Andreas Loterell, 29 Edwardi I. : Or, a bend between
six martlets sable.
Robertus Brent, 29 Edwardi I. : Gules, a wivern argent.
Robertus Fitzpayn: ..., three lions passant in pale ...
surmounted by a bend ...
Symon Ashton, de Ashton : ..., a lion rampant ... de
bruised by a bend vairy ...
Johannes Gerberg, vicecomes Somersetie, [28, 29,] 31
[et 32] Edwardi I. : Ermine, on a chief gules three mascles
or.

Knights of Somersetshire. 257
Symon Turney, knight : Gules, semy of crosses crosslet, a
lion passant argent.
Ricardus Pike, de Esse Boleyn. 36 Edwardi I.: ...,
three two pike-fork heads ...
Hugo Poinz de Corymalet: Barry of eight ...
Rogerus Mules, de Cadbiry, Obiit 23 Edwardi I.: ...,
two bars ... and in chief three roundels ...
Johannes, Dominus Mules, de Cadbiry: ..., two bars
... and in chief three roundels ...
Reginald filius Petri, de Chuton, Obiit 14 Edwardi I. :
Gules, three lions rampant or langued argent.
Petrus filius Reginaldi, de Chuton: ..., three lions
rampant ...
Philippus Dawbeney, de Barrington, Obiit 22 Ed
wardi I. : ..., four fusils conjoined in fess ...
Elias Dawbeney, frater et heres Philippi : Gules,
four fusils conjoined in fesse argent.
Johannes Acton, of Beere : Quarterly, per fess indented.
argent and azure.
Julianus FiSSINGBORN, 20 Edwardi I. : Azure, a dolphin
extended haurient, or,
Herebertus CaUme, 20 Edwardi I. : Per pale, or and
azure, a cross moline gules.
Baldricus Noueton, de Newton, 20 Edwardi I : Azure,
a chief chequy argent and gules. [This is perhaps: Per fess, in
chief chequy argent and gules, in base azure. — Eds.]
Thomas de Baiocis, 6 Edwardi I. [No arms.]
Reginaldus Clifton, 6 Edwardi I. : Chequy. or and
gules, a bend ermine.
Nicolaus Mountfort, de Wellow, 6 Edwardi I.:
Argent, a lion rampant azure between seven crosses crosslet
gules. Walterus de Glocester, de Wrencheston. vice
comes Somersetie. annis [21] 22, 23. 24, 25 et 26 [Edwardi I.]:
Or, three Hons rampant gules, a bordure engrailed sable.
Symon Ralegh, de Netelcomb. 26 Edwardi I. : .... five
/usUs conjoined in bend ...
Thomas Cottell : Or, a bend gules.
Elias Cottell : .... a bend ...
Galfridus Wrokeshall, de Wrokeshall : Ermine.
two bars gules.
Johannes Mountfort, de Wellow : Argent, a lion
rampant azure between seven crosses crosslet gules.
Johannes Meriet, de Hestercomb : Sable, three bars
or, a bend ermine.
Nicholaus de Sta. Deset. [No arms.]
Adam Talbot : Argent, three talbots passant sable. 17

258 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
Willelmus Belet : Argent, a fess, ... in dexter chief a
weasel passant ...
Osbert Kaly : Chequy, or and gules, a bend ermine.
Rogerus de Chostes. [No arms.]
Johannes Cormailes, vicecomes Somersetie in annis
7, 8, 9, 10 et II [Edwardi I.] : Argent, three coronets sable.
Matheus de Furneaux : Gules, a bend between ten
crosses crosslet, four and six, or.
Alanus Blukenet. de Haselbere : Ermine, five fusils
conjoined in bend gules.
Johannes Maundevill, de Estcoker: Quarterly, vairy
... and gules.
Galfridus Stawell, of Cothelston, 28 Edwardi I.:
Gules, a cross of lozenges, argent.
Johannes Trivet : Argent, a trivet sable.
Galfridus Northover, de Northover. [No arms.]
Johannes Reigny : Gules, two wings conjoined in lure
ermine. Johannes de Mules : Argent, two bars and in chief three
roundels gules.
Radulphus Fitz Barnard : Vair, on a chief gules two
mullets or.
Walterus de Grindham : Argent, a chevron sable, a
label of three points gules.
Willelmus Fichet, de Merige : Gules, a lion rampant
or. debruised by a bend argent.
Ricardus Haydon, de Haydon. [No arms.]
Martyn de Legh, i Edwardi I. : Or, three fusils con
joined in fess azure, a label of three points gules.
Nicholaus Cheyney : Gules, four fusils conjoined in fess
argent, each charged with an escallop sable.
Johannes St. Valerick : Or, two Hons passant guardant
in pale gules.
Ricardus Borhunt [Burghunte] : .... a fess ... between
six martlets ...
Nicholaus Longland, vicecomes [Somersetie 34 et]
35 Edwardi I. : Argent, a wivern sable.
Rogerus Mules, de Cadbiry, obiit 23 Edwardi I. :
Argent, two bars and in chief three roundels gules.
Johannes. Dominus Mules, de Cadbiry, obiit 3 Ed
wardi II. : Argent, two bars and in chief three roundels gules.
Ricardus Rodney : Or, three eagles displayed purpure.
Ricardus de la River : Azure, two bars dancetty or.

Knights of Somersetshire. 259
Milites de Comitatu Somersetie tempore Regis
Edwardi Secundi.
Nicholaus, Dominus Mules, de Cadbiry : Argent, two
bars and in chief three roundels gules.
Nicholaus Pointz, de Cory Malet : Barry of eight, or
and gules. Ricardus Lovell, de Cary : Or, semy of crosses crosslet
and a lion rampant azure.
Philippus Columbers, de Stowey : Gules, a bend or, a
label of three points argent.
Johannes Mohun, de Dunster : Or, a cross engrailed
sable. Ricardus Rodney : Or, three eagles displayed purpure.
Johannes Bechamp, de Hach : Vair.
Robertus Fitz Payn, de Stoke Curcy : ..., three lions
passant in pale ..., surmounted by a bend ...
Willelmus Martyn, de Blagdon : Argent, two bars
gules. Petrus filius Reginaldi, de Chuton : Gules, three
lions rampant or.
Elias Dawbeney. de Barrington : Gules, four fusils
conjoined in fess argent.
Matheus Stawell, de Cothelston : Gules, a cross of
lozenges argent.
Hugo Popham, de Huntworth : Argent, on a chief
gules, two stags' heads cabossed or.
Matheus Furneaus, de Pury : Gules, a bend between
six crosses crosslet or.
Ricardus Pike, de Ashboleyn : ..., three two pike-fork
heads ...
Johannes Erlegh, de Somerton Erlegh : Argent,
three escallops gules, a bordure engrailed sable.
Willelmus Wiggebear, de Wigbeare, Obiit 18 Ed
wardi II. : .... semy of crosses .... a lion rampant ...
Walterus Rumsey : Argent, a fess gules, a label of three
points azure.
Gilbertus Beare : Argent, a bear rampant sable.
Willelmus Trivet : Argent, a trivet sable.
Humfridus Bechamp: Vairy .... a label of three
points ...
Willelmus Ridell : Gules, a lion rampant within a
bordure indented argent.
Adam de la Forde of Ford : Azure, three lions ram
pant crowned or.
Willelmus Everard, of Staveley : Argent, on a chief
gules, three mullets of the field. 17 — 2

26o Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Andreas Lutterell : Or, a bend between six martlets
sable. Johannes Clivedon : Or, a Hon rampant sable, crowned
gules. Thomas Gurney. of Harptree : Paly of six, azure
and or. Willelmus Faconberg : Azure, a cinquefoil between five
martlets or.
Johannes Kincston: .... a lion rampant tail forked ...
Johannes St. Low : Argent, a bend sable, a label of three
points gules
Reginald Mountford : Argent, a Hon rampant azure
within an orle of (eight) crosses crosslet gules.
Adam Walleis : Ermine, a bend gules.
Baldwinus Mallet, de Enemer : Azure, three escal
lops or.
Johannes Fichet, de Spaxston: ..., a lion rampant ...
debruised by a bend ermine.
Symonus Furneaus. de Pury : Gules, a bend between
six crosses crosslet or.
Edmundus Everard, 15 Edwardi II. : Argent, on a chief
gules three mullets of the field. [The field, though tricked ' A,'
is marked with ermine spots. — Eds.]
Hugo Longland : Argent, a wivern sable.
Henricus Lorty, de Cory Revel : Azure, a cross or.
Ricardus St. Clere, de Stapleton : Argent, a lion
rampant gules collared of the field.
Adam de la Ford, of Forde, ii Edwardi II. : ..., three
lions rampant ... crowned ...
Nicholaus Cheyney, i i Edwardi IL ; Obnt 19 Ed
wardi II. : Gules, four fusils conjoined in fess argent each
charged with an escallop sable.
Johannes Meriet, de Meryet : Sable, three bars or.
Johannes Meriet, de Hestercomb : Sable, three bars
or, a bend ermine.
Robertus Maundevill, de Estcoker, 6 Edwardi II. :
Quarterly, gules and vairy ...
Johannes Percy, ii Edwardi II. : .... five fusils conjoined
in fess ...
Hugo Popham, de Huntworth: Argent, on a chief
gules two stags' heads cabossed or.
Matheus de Clivedon, 9 Edwardi II.: Argent, three
escallops gules.
Willelmus de Faconberg: ..., a cinquefoil ... within an
orle of martlets ...
Johannes Reigny, de Melcomb : Gules, two wings con
joined in lure, ermine.

Knights of Somersetshire. 261
Willelmus Ridell : Gules, a Hon rampant and a bordure
indented argent.
Walter Escudamor : Azure, three stirrups leathered and
buckled or.
NiCHOLAUSi Dominus Mules, de Cadbiry, obiit 9 Ed
wardi II. : Argent, two bars and in chief three roundels gules.
Rogerus Mules, de Cadbiry, frater et heres :
Argent, two bars and in chief three roundels gules.
Ricardus de la River : Azure, two bars dancetty or.
Thomas Wellesley : Gules, a cross between four roun
dels argent.
Johannes Rumsey : Argent, a fess gules, a label of three
points azure.
Willelmus Stanton, de Whitstanton, vicecomes
Somersetie* primo Edwardi II. : Gules, fretty argent.

Milites in comitatu Somersetie tempore Regis
Edwardi tercii.
Philippus Columbers, de Stowey : Gules, a bend or,
a label of three points azure.
Nicholaus PoYntz, de Cory Mallet : Barry of eight,
or and gules. ,
Johannes Bechamp, de Hach, senior : Vair.
Johannes Becpiamp, junior, mUes : Vairy ...
Robertus Fitzpayne, de Stoke Curcy : Gules, three
lions passant in pale argent, surmounted by a bend azure.
Ricardus Lovell, de Castel Cary : Or, a lion rampant
within an orle of crosses crosslet azure.
Jacobus Luvell, filius ejus: ..., a Hon rampant ...
between five crosses crosslet ..., a label of three points ...
Johannes Mohun, de Dunster: Or, a cross engrailed
sable. Jacobus Audeley, de Stowey: Gules, fretty or.
Willelmus Montagu, de Donyeat, comes Sarum :
Argent, three fusils conjoined in fess gules.
Johannes Meriet de Meriet, 3 Edwardi HI. : Sable,
three bars or.
Johannes Mallet, de Enemer : Azure, three escal
lops or.
Baldricus Noueton, de Newton Hawis, 3 Edwardi
III. : Azure, a chief chequy argent and gules, or; Per fess, in
chief chequy argent and gules, in base azure.
* Nicholas de Cheyney and Walter de Scudamore were sheriffs of Somerset
and Dorset i Edward 11.— Eds.

262 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
Johannes Fichet, de Spaxston, 3 Edwardi IIL : Gules,
a lion rampant or debruised by a bend ermine.
Galfridus Stawell. de Cothelston : Gules, a cross of
lozenges argent.
Alexander Loterell, 2 Edwardi IIL: Or, a bend be
tween six martlets sable.
Johannes Reigny de Melcomb: Gules, two wings con
joined in lure ermine.
Ricardus Pike, de MURLINCH, 3 Edwardi III. : „„ three
pike-fork heads ...
Willelmus Everard, of Stivelegh, 2 Edwardi IIL:
Argent, on a chief gules, three mullets of the first,
Symon Furneaux, de Pury Furneaux : Gules, a bend
between six crosses crosslet or.
Radulphus Fitz Urs, de Williton, 3 Edwardi IIL:
Or, on a bend sable, three bears' heads couped muzzled argent.
Symon Aston, de Ashton : Gules, a lion rampant or,
debruised by a bend vairy ...
Johannes Clivedon : Or, a lion rampant sable crowned
gules. Henricus Lorty, de Cory Revell : Azure, a cross or.
Johannes Erlegh, de Somerton Erlegh, 6 Edwardi
III. : Argent, three escallops gules, a bordiire engrailed sable.
Hugo Longland, 6 Edwardi IIL: Argent, a wivern sable.
Willelmus Faconberg, 2 Edwardi IIL: Azure, a cinque
foil between five martlets or.
Theobaldus Russell, de Horsington, 16 Edwardi
III. : Argent, on a chief gules, three bezants.
Henricus Haddon, de Candel Haddon. 16 Edwardi
III. : Argent, on a cross gules, five lions passant guardant or.
Radulphus Dawbeney. de Barrington : Gules, four
fusils conjoined in fess argent.
Johannes Wake ; ..., two bars ... and in chief three
roundels. Johannes Trivet : ..., a trivet.
Johannes Membiry, 3 Edwardi III. : .... a maunch ..., a
label of three points ...
Thomas Fichet, de Spaxston : Gules, a Hon rampant or
debruised by a bend ermine.
Edwardus STRADLiNci, vicecomes Somersetie, 17 Ed
wardi III. : Argent, three bars azure, on a bend gules three
cinquefoils or.
"Willelmus Everard: ..., on a chief ... three mullets ...
Edmundus Everard, 38 Edwardi IIL: Ermine, on a chief
... three mullets ...
Walterus Rodney, vicecomes Somersetie, 10 Ed
wardi III. : Or, three eagles displayed gules.

Knights of Somersetshire. 263
Johannes Gourney : Paly of six or and azure.
Walterus Blewet : Or, a chevron between three eagles
displayed vert.
Alexander Lutterel : Or, a bend between six martlets
sable. Willelmus Fitz Warren : Quarteriy, per fess indented,
ermine and gules.
Johannes Palton, de Palton, 20 Edwardi III. : Ar
gent, six roses, three, two and one, gules.
Johannes de la River, 20 Edwardi III. : Azure, two
bars dancetty or.
Edmondus Clivedon, 23 Edwardi III. ; vicecomes, 35
Edwardi III. : Or, a lion rampant sable crowned gules.
Baldwinus Mallet, de Enemer, 20 Edwardi IIL:
Azure, three escallops or.
Reginaldus Fitzherbert : Gules, three Hons rampant
or, a bordure engrailed argent.
Johannes Beachamp, de Lillesdon : Vair, a bordure
engrailed gules.
Ricardus Meriet, 39 Edwardi III. : Sable, three
bars or.
Symon Meriet, de Hestercomb. 39 Edwardi III.: Sable.
three bars or, a bend ermine.
Johannes St. Low, vicecomes Somersetie, 29 Ed
wardi III. : .... a bend .... a label of three points ...
Johannes St. Low, junior: .... a bend .... a label of
three points.
Radulphus Dawbeney: Gules, four fusils conjoined in
fess argent. Willelmus Botreaux, de Cadbiry: Argent, a griffin
segreant gules, beaked and armed azure.
Johannes Ynge, de Corston : Vert, a chevron between
three eagles displayed or.
Johannes Bitton : Ermine, a fess gules.
Johannes Barr : Gules, three bars compony argent and
sable. Edmondus, de Clivedon: ..., a Hon rampant ...
crowned ...
Thomas BesilLES : Argent, three roundels gules.
Edmondus Domer. 37 Edwardi III. : Ermine, a crescent
gules. Thomas Gourney. 40 Edwardi III. : Paly of six or and
azure. Johannes Reigny, junior, 40 Edwardi III.: Gules, two
wings conjoined in lure ermine.
Ricardus Acton, 40 Edwardi III. : Quarterly, per fess
indented, argent and azure.

264 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
Hugo Durburgh, 40 Edwardi III. ; vicecomes, 48 Ed
wardi III. : Argent, on a fess sable three bears' heads erased of
the field muzzled or.
Jopiannes Meriet, 47 Edwardi III. : Quarterly, first and
fourth ..., three bars -..., second and third vairy ...
Hugo Tirrell, vicecomes Somersetie, 16 Edwardi III. ;
Or, three leopards' faces jessant-de-lys gule.s.
Robertus Martyn : Argent, two bars gules, a label of
three points azure.
Mattheus Stawell. de Cothelston : Gules, a cross of
lozenges argent.
Johannes Powlett, 40 Edwardi III.: Sable, three swords
in pile points to the base argent.
Thomas KingstonE, 40 Edwardi III. : Sable, three
leopards' (aces argent, crowned or.
Walterus Paveley : Azure, a cross fleuretty argent.
Willelmus Whitfild : Sable, five fusils conjoined in
bend or.
Willelmus Cogan de Hounspill : Gules, three oak
leaves argent.
Johannes Percy: Argent, five fusils conjoined in fess sable.
Egidius Dawbeney, of Barrington : Gules, four fusils
conjoined in fess argent.
Edmundus Cheyney, 26 Edwardi HI.: Gules, four fusils
conjoined in fess argent, each charged with an escallop sable.
Johannes Glamorgan, de Brymton : Argent, five fusils
conjoined in bend sable.
Johannes Blunt de Ast-ington : Barry nebuly of six,
or and sable.
Thomas le Marshall de West Chynnock, 50 Ed
wardi I. : ..., a cross moline (or more probably a fer-de-moline)
pierced ...
Johannes Ralegh, de Netelcomb : Gules, five fusils
conjoined in bend argent.
Henricus Percehay : Argent, a cross flory gules, in the
dexter chief a chess-rook sable.
Petrus Faconberg : Azure, a cinquefoil within an orle of
martlets or.
Johannes Longland: ..., a wyvern ...
Willelmus Vmfravill : ..., three roses ,,,, a chief ...
Willelmus Damarell : Per fess gules and azure, three
crescents argent.
Stephanus Mareys. [No arms.]
Joh.annes Luccomb, de Luccomb: ..,, a chevron between
three lions' heads erased ...
Johannes Wroxshall, de Wroxshal, vicecomes, 8 Ed
wardi III. ; Ermine, two bars gules.

Knights of Somersetshire. 265
Theobaldus Gorges : Lozengy, or and azure.
Johannes Longland : Argent, a wyvem sable.
Johannes Burghers : .... a lion rampant, tail forked ...
Ricardus de la River, i Edwardi III. : Azure, two bars
dancetty or.
Stephanus Cossington de Cossington, 29 Edwardi
III. : Azure, three roses or.
Radulphus Cheyney : Gules, four fusils conjoined in fess
argent, each chaiged with an escallop sable.
Jopiannes de la Mare, de Nonnye : Gules, two lions
passant guardant in pale argent.
_ Johannes Strech. de Wolston : Argent, a bend en
grailed sable between three martlets gules. [This shield has
been cancelled, and the f llowing substituted in the margin :
Argent, a lion rampant gules. — Eds]
Symon Meryet, de Hestercomb, 40 Edwardi III.:
Barry of six or and sable, a bend ermine.
Johannes Mohun, de Dunster : Or, a cros.s engrailed
sable. Johannes Loterell : Or, a bend between six martlets
sable. Milites tempore Regis Ricardi Secundi infra
COMITATU Somersetie.
Willelmus, Lord Botreaux. of Cadbiry : ....a griffin
segreant ...
Ricardus de St. Maur, of Castel Cary : Argent, two
chevrons gules, a label of three points azure.
Robertus Fitzpayn, of Stoke Curcy : ..., three lions
passant in pale ... surmounted by a bend ...
Jacobus. Lord Audeley, of Stowey : Gules, fretty or.
Ivonius F'itzwarren : Quarterly, per fess indented,
ermine and gules.
Baldwinus Mallet de Enemer : Azure, three escal
lops or.
Johannes Mallet, knight, filius Baldwini : Azure,
three escallops or, a label of three points gules.
Johannes Trivet : Argent, a trivet sable.
Johannes Powlet. obnt 5 Ricardi II.: .... three swords
in pile points in base ...
Hugo Durburgh : Argent, on a fess sable three bears'
heads erased of the field, muzzled ...
Johannes Burghers : Gules, a Hon rampant tail
forked or.
Walterus Bluet, de Grindham : ..., a chevron between
three eagles displayed ...

266 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Johannes Meriet, de Meriet : Or, three bars sable.
Johannes Bechamp de Lallesdon : Vairy ... a bordure
engrailed ...
Johannes Lorty, de Cory Revell : Azure, a cross or.
Johannes Rounev : ..., three eagles displayed ...
Petrus Courtenay, de Estcoker : Or, three roundels
gules, a l.tbel of three points ermine.
Thomas Brook, de Brooke : Gules, on a chevron argent,
a lion rampant sable.
Johannes Devereux: ..., a fess ... and in chief three
roundels ...
Walterus Rumsey: ..., a fess ..., a label of three
points ...
Egidius Dawbeney : Gules, four fusils conjoined in fess
argent. Willelmus Cogan. de Hounspill : Gules, three oak
leaves argent.
Thomas Fichet, de Spaxston: ..., a lion rampant ...
debruised by a bend ermine.
Johannes Arondell : Quarterly, first and fourth barry of
six ... second and third a lion rampant ...
Nicholaus, dominus Audeley, de Stowey: ....
fretty ...
Radulphus Russell, de Horsington : ..., on a chief
... three roundels ...
Willelmus Cogan, de Hunspill, vicecomes, 2 Ricardi
II. : .... three oak leaves ...
Johannes Cogan, knight, filius Willelmi : ....three
oak leaves ...
Edmundus Fitzherbert, vicecomes, 6 Ricardi II. : Gules.
three lions rampant or, a bordure engrailed argent.
Johannes Strech, de Welston, vicecomes, 7 Ricardi II. :
Argent, a bend engrailed sable between three martlets gules.
[This shield appears to be cancelled by the insertion of another,
which is tricked : Argent, a Hon rampant gules. — Eds.]
Matheus Gurnay, de Stoke, Subtus Hamden : Paly
of six, or and azure.
Sir Thomas Trivet: .... a trivet ...
Sir Richard Stury. [No arms.]
Johannes Clambow: Paly of six ..., a fess ...
Johannes Pawlet, 15 Ricardi II. : Sable, three swords in
pile, points in base argent.
Petrus Veale, de Norton Veale : ..., on a bend ...
three calves ...
Willelmus Stury. [No arms.]
Andreas Loterell: ..., a bend ... between six mart
lets ...

Knights of Somersetshire. 267
Hugo Loterell, filius Andree: ..., a bend ... between
six martlets ...
Thomas Arthur : Sable, three chess-rooks argent, a
chief or.
Thomas TrYvet : Argent, a trivet and a bordure engrailed
sable. Humfridus Stafford: Or, .a chevron gules, a bordure
engrailed sable.
Baldwynus Radington : Gules, three bezants.
Willelmus Montacut : Argent, three fusils conjoined in
fess gules.
_ Johannes Montacut, comes Sarum : Argent, three
fusils conjoined in fess gules.
Thomas Peverell : Azure, three garbs argent, a chief or.
Radulphus Fitz Urs de Williton, obiit 13 Ricardi II. :
Or. on a bend .... three bears' heads couped and muzzled ...
Willelmus Stradling, de Hawey : Paly of six argent
and azure, on a bend gules, three cinquefoils or.
Milites tempo Regis Henrici Quarti in comitatu
Somersetie.
Willelmus. Dominus Botreaux, de Cadbiry: .... a
griffin segreant ...
Johannes Tuchet, de Stawey : Ermine, a chevron
gules. Fulco Fitzwarren, de Houndspill : Quarteriy, per
fess indented, argent and gules.
Ivonius Fitzwarren: Quarterly, per fess indented, ermine
and gules. Ricardus Poynings, de Stoke Curcy : Barry of six. or
and vert, a bend gules.
Matheus Gourney. knight, de Stoke subtus Ham
den : Paly of six, or and azure.
Baldwinus Malet. de Enemer : Azure, three escal
lops or.
Thomas Brooke de Brook : Gules, on a chevron argent,
a lion rampant sable.
Thomas Bechamp : Vair, a bordure engrailed gules.
Philippus Courtenay, de Estcoker : Or, three roun
dels gules, a label of three points ...
Johannes Hull, at the coronacion of King Henry IV. :
Gules, a saltire vair between four mullets or.
Willelmus Stradling, de H.\wey : Paly of six, argent
and azure, on a bend gules three cinquefoils or.
Johannes Lutterell, filius Hugonis, de Du.nster :
Or, a bend between six martlets sable.

26S Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Egidius Dawbeney, at the coronacion of Henry IV. :
Gules, four fusils conjoined in fess argent.
Thomas Arthur, vicecomes Somersetie. i Henrici IV.:
Sable, three chess-rooks argent, a chief or.
Walterus Hungerford, de Farlegh : Sable, two bars
and in chief three roundels argent.
Willelmus Bonvill,. de Chuton : Sable, six mullets,
three, two and one, argent.
Hugo Loterell, de Dunster : Or, a bend between six
martlets, sable.
Willelmus Wrothe : Argent, on a bend sable, three
lions' heads era.sed crOwned or.
Humfridus Stafford: Or, a chevron gules, a bordure
engrailed sable.
Baldwinus Radington : Or, three roundels azure.
Thomas West : Argent, a fess dancetty of two points
sable. Johannes Rodney, Obiit 2 Henrici IV : ..., three eagles
displayed ...
Walterus Rodney : .... three eagles displayed ...
Thomas Rumsey : Argent, a fess gules, a label of three
points azure.
Milites in comitatu Somersetie tempore Regis
Henrici Quinti.
Fulco Fitzwarren : Quarterly, per fess indented, argent
and gules. Robertus Poynings: Barry of six. ... a bend ...
Willelmus Botreaux, de Cadbiry: ..., a griffin seg
reant ...
Willelmus Bonvill, de Chuton : .... six mullets, three,
two and one, ...
Walterus Hungerford. de Farley: .... two bars ...
in chief three roundels ...
Johannes Tuchet, de Stowey : Ermine, a chevron
gules. Hugo Lutterell, de Dunster: ..., a bend ... between
six martlets ...
Thomas Bechamp, de Whitelakinton : Vairy ... a
bordure ...
Thomas Brooke, de Brooke : ..., on a chevron ... a lion
rampant ...
Baldwinus Malet, de Enemer: ..., three escallops ...
Johannes Rodney : ..., three eagles displayed ...
Johannes Seamer, de Hach Bechamp : Gules, two
wings conjoined in lure or.

Knights of Somersetshire. 269
Thomas Stowell, de Cothelston : Gules, a cross of
lozenges argent.
Robertus Brent, de Cossington : Gules, a wyvern
argent.

Milites in Comitatu Somersetie tempore Regis
Henrici Sexti.
Willelmus Botreaux, Dominus de Cadbiry: .... a
griffin segreant ...
Robertus, Dominus Poynings, de Stoke Curcy: Barry
of six, ... a bend ...
Jacobus Tuciikt, Dominus Audeley, de Stowey :
Ermine, a chevron ...
Willelmus, Dominus Souch, de Castel Cary : ..., ten
roundels, four, three, two and one, ... a canton ermine.
Willelmus, Dominus Bonvill, de Chuton: ..., six
mullets, three, two and one, ...
Willelmus Bonvill. filius Domini Bonvill: .... six
mullets, three, two and one ..., a label of three points ...
Willelmus Pawlet, de Melcomb: .... three swords in
pile, points in base ...
Hugo Lutterell, de Dunster : .... a bend between six
martlets ...
Thomas Stawell, de Codelston : Gules, a cross of
lozenges argent.
Thomas Bechamp, de Whitelakinton: Vairy ..., a
bordure ....
Reginald Sturton : ..., a bend ... between six foun
tains ...
PhilIppus Courtenay, de Estcoker : ....three roundels
..., a label of three points ...
Humfridus Courtenay, de Stiveley : ..., three roun
dels .... a label of three points ...
Egidius Dawbeney, de Barrington: .... four fusils
conjoined in fess ...
Ricardus Hankford. de Honspull: ..., a chevron
barry wavy ...
Hugo Lutterell, de Dunster: .... abend ... between
six martlets ...
Johannes Lutterell, filius Hugonis, Obiit 15 Hen
rici VI. : ..., a bend ... between six martlets, a label of three
points ...
Philippus Courtenay, de Estcoker: ..., three roun
dels .... a label of three points ... each charged with as many
mullets.

276 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Johannes Speke, 18 Henrici VI.: ..., three bars ..., an
eagle with two heads displayed ...
Thomas Brooke, de Brooke : Gules, on a chevron
argent a Hon rampant sable.
Willelmus Powlet, de Melcomb : Gules, three swords
in pile, points in base, ... in the dexter chief a crescent.
Stephanus Popham, de Merifild : Argent, on a chief
gules two stags' heads cabossed or.
Thomas Barre : ..., three bars compony ...
Humfridus Stafford : Or, a chevron gules, a bordure
engrailed sable.
Edmundus Cheyney : Gules, four fusils conjoined in fess
argent, each charged with an escallop sable.
Johannes Hody, de Whitfild : ..., a fess dancetty point
in point ..., between two cotises ..., a bordure engrailed ...
Alexander Hody, de Gotheney : ..., a fess dancetty
point in point ..., between two cotises ..., in dexter chief a
crescent ... a bordure engrailed ...
Baldwin Fulford, de Williton : Gules, a chevron
argent.
Ricardus West, Dominus la Warr : Argent, a fess
dancetty sable.
Willelmus Sturton : ..., a bend ... between six roun
dels ...
Edwardus Hull, 29 Henrici VI. [No arms.]
Alexander Hody, de Gothelney: .... a fess dancetty
point in point ..., between two cotises ..., in dexter chief a
crescent ..., a bordure engrailed ...
Johannes Seamer, de Hach Bechamp : Gules, two
wings conjoined in lure or.
Edwardus Stradling, de Comton Hawey: Paly of
six, argent and azure, on a bend gules three cinquefoils or.

Milites in comitatu Somersetie tempore Regis
Edwardi IV.
Johannes Tuchet, Dominus Audeley, de Stowey :
Ermine, a chevron gules.
Willelmus Botreaux, Baro de Cadbiry, Obiit 2 Ed
wardi IV. : ..., a griffin segreant.
Ricardus, Dominus Poynings, de Stoke Curcy, Obiit
II Edwardi IV. : Barry of six, ... a bend ...
Willelmus, Dominus Bonvill, de Chuton: ..., six
mullets, three, two and one, ...
Reginald Sturton ; ..,, on a bend between six fountains
a crescent ...

Knights of Somersetshire. 27 1
Willelmus Pawlet, de Beere : .... three swords in pile
points in base ...
Walterus Rodney: ..., three eagles displayed ...
Philippus Courtenay. de Estcoker, Obiit 3 Edwardi
IV. : Or. three roundels gules, a label of three points ...
Thomas Fulford, de Williton : Gules, a chevron
argent.
Robertus, Dominus Hungerford, de Cadbiry: Sable.
two bars and in chief three roundels argent.
Johannes Powlet. de Nonny: ..., three swords in pile
points in base. .... in dexter chief a crescent ...
Walterus Pancefoot, de Compton Pancfoote : Per
fess, gules and azure, three fleurs-dc-lys or.
Johannes Barre : Gules, three bars compony argent and
.sable.
Edwardus Brooke, de Brook, Dominus Cobham, Obiit
16 Edwardi IV.: Gules, on a chevron argent a lion rampant
sable. Ricardus Choke, de Long Ashton, miles, Justicius ad
placita: Argent, three cinquefoils gules, each charged with a
roundel azure.
Willelmus Courtenay. de Estcoker: .... three roun-
delsy a label of three points ...
Thomas St. Maur, de Parret : .... two chevrons .... a
label of three points ...
Johannes Brooke, Dominus Cobham: Gules, on a
chevron argent a lion rampant sable.
Willelmus Bourchier, Dominus Fitzwarren, Obiit 9
Edwardi IV.: ..., a cross engrailed ... between four water-
bougets ..,, a label of three points ...
Fulco Bourchier. Dominus Fitzwarren: .... a cross
engrailed ... between four water-bougets .... a label of three
points ...
Egidius Dawbeney, de Barrington : Gules, five fusils
conjoined in fess argent.
Humfridus Stafford, comes Devonie: Or, a chevron
gules, a bordure engrailed sable.
Johannes Colshull: Chequy ..., on a chief ... five
gouttes ...
Ricardus West, Dominus la Warr, Obiit 6 Edwardi
IV. : Argent, a fess dancetty sable.
Thomas West, Dominus la Warr : Argent, a fe.ss dan
cetty sable.
WiLLELMu.s, Dominus Sturton, Obiit 2 Edwardi IV.:
..., a bend ... between six roundels ...
Johannes, Dominus Sturton: Sable, a bend or be
tween six fountains.

272 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Georgius Darrel: Azure, a lion rampant ..., crowned ...
Johannes Willoby: Quarterly, first and fourth a cross
engrailed ..., second and third a cross moline ...
Henricus Stradling, de Hawey : Paly of six, argent
and azure, on a bend gules three cinquefoils or.
Milites in comitatu Somersetie tempore Regis
Henrici VII.
Egidius, Dominus Dawbeney, de Barrington : ..., four
fusils conjoined in fess ...
Jacobus, Dominus Audeley, de Stowey : Ermine, a
chevron gules.
Johannes, Dominus Souch, de Castel Cary : Gules,
ten bezants, four, three, two and one, a canton ermine.
Thomas Fulford de  : Gules, a chevron argent.
Thomas Tremayl: Argent, a fess between three brogues ...
Hugo Lutterell, de Dunster : ..., a bend ... between
six martlets ...
Willelmus Courtnay, de Estcoker, miles Bathonie:
Or, three roundels gules, a label of three points azure each
charged with three mullets argent.
Johannes Wadham, de Merifild, miles Bathonie: ....
a chevron ... between three roses ...
Willelmus Hody, de Gotheney, miles Bathonie: ..., a
fess dancetty point in point ... between two cotises ... in dexter
chief a mullet ... a bordure engrailed ...
Johannes Choke, de Long Ashton : Argent, three
cinquefoils gules each charged with five roundels azure.
Amicius Pawlet. apud Stokefild : .... three swords in
pile points in base ...
Willelmus St. Maur, in creacione Principis Arthuri : ....
two chevrons .... a label of three points ...
Samson Norton. [No arms.]
Johannes Trevilian, de Netelcomb, vicecomes, 17
Henrici VII. : Gules, on a point wavy azure and argent, a horse
salient of the last.
Edwardus Gorges, de Wroxshall : Lozengy, or and
azure, a chevron gules.
Nicolaus Wadham, miles in creacione principis Henrici :
..., a c'nevron between three roses ..., a label of three points ...
Milites tempore Regis Henrici VIII.
Johannes Speke, de Whitelakinton, vicecomes, 2 Hen
rici VIIL: .... two bars ... over all an eagle with two heads
displayed ...

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Walterus Rodney, de  , vicecomes. 3 Henrici VIII.
..., three eagles displayed ...
Edwardus Gorges, de Wraxshall, vicecomes. Anno 6
Henrici VIII. ; Obiit 17 Henrici VIII. : Lozengy, or and azure.
a chevron gules.
Johannes Seamor, de Hach JBeciiamp, vicecomes, 7
Henrici VIII. et 18 Henrici VIII. : Gules, two wings conjoined
in lure or.
Edwardus Hungerford, de Farley, vicecomes, 10
Henrici VIIL; Obiit 22 Henrici VIII. : .... two bars ... and in
chief three roundels ...
Johannes Touchet. miles banerettus: Ermine, a chevron
gules. Johannes Powlet, de Melcomb: .... three swords in
pile, points in base ... in the dexter chief a crescent ...
Edwardus Wadham, frater Johannis: .... a chevron
between three roses ... in centre chief a crescent ...
Willelmus Carrant de Tomer : Argent, three roundels
gules each charged with two chevrons or.
Henricus Long, knight, vicecomi':s Somersetie, 30
Henrici VIIL: ..., a lion rampant ... between seven crosses
crosslet ...
Georgius Speke, de Dowlish, vicecomes. 17 Henrici
VIIL: .... three bars ..., an eagle with two heads dis
played ...
Edwardus Seamor. de Hach Bechamp, vicecomes, 23
Henrici VIII. : Gules, two wings conjoined in lure or.
Edwardus Gorges, de Wraxshall, vicecomes, 2 1 Hen
rici VIII. : Lozengy, or and azure, a chevron gules.
Nicholaus Wadham, de Merifild, vicecomes, 26 Hen
rici VIII. : A chevron between three roses ...
Hugo PoWlet, de Henton St. George, vicecomes,
28 et 34 Henrici VIIL: ..., three swords in pile points in
base ...
Thomas Speke, de Whitelakinton, vicecomes. 31 Hen
rici VIIL: Argent, three bars azure, an eagle with two heads
displayed gules.
Thomas Warr, de Hestercomb: ..., a lion rampant ...
between five crosses crosslet ...
Willelmus Franceis. de Combflory : Argent, a chevron
engrailed between three mullets gules.
Johannes Choke, de Long Ashton : Argent, three
cinquefoils gules each charged with five roundels azure.
Walterus Hungerford, de Farley : Sable, two bars,
and in chief three roundels argent.
Andreas Lutterell, de Dunster : Or. a bend between
six martlets sable. 18

2 74 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Ricardus Warr, de Hestercomb, miles, 6 Henrici
VIII. [No arms.]
Johannes Lutterell, de Dunster, 36 Henrici VIII. :
..., a bend ... between six martlets ...
[Milites in comitatu Somersetie tempore Regis
Edwardi sexti.]
Hugo Powlet, de St. George Henton, vicecomes
Somersetie, i Edwardi VI. : Sable, three swords in pile,
points in base, argent, each charged on the hilt with a roundel
sable. Thomas Speke, de Whitelakinton, vicecomes Somer
setie, 3 Edwardi VI. : Barry of eight, argent and azure, an eagle
with two heads displayed gules.
Johannes Lutterell, de Dunster, 1444 \i.e., 1544] apud
Liethe : ..., a bend ... between six martlets ...
Willelmus Frances, de Combflory: Argent, a chevron
engrailed between three mullets gules.
Johannes Thynn, vicecomes Somersetie, 2 Edwardi
VI. : Or five bars sable.
Edwardus Rogers, de Cannington : Argent, a chevron
between three stags courant sable.
Willelmus Carrant, de Tomer : Argent, three roun
dels gules, each charged with two chevrons or.
Milites in comitatu Somersetie tempore Regine
Marie.
Hugo Powlet, de Henton St. George: ..., three
swords in pile, points in base ...
Thomas Speke, de Whitelakinton: ..., three bars, ...
an eagle with two heads displayed ...
Johannes Lutterell. de Dunster : ..., a bend between
six martlets ...
Johannes Sidenham, de Brimton. [No arms.]
Edwardus Rogers, de Canington: ..., a chevron be
tween three stags courant ...
Johannes Windham, de Orchard: Azure, a chevron
between three lions' heads erased or.
Jacobus Fitz James, de Redlinch: Azure, a dolphin
embowed naiant, argent.
Thomas Dyer, de Wincanton : ... a chief ...
Thomas Horner, de Clover: ..., three talbots pas
sant ...
Willelmus Portman : Caput Justiciarius : ..., a fleur-de-
lys ...

Knights of Somersetshire. ^75
Milites in comitatu Somersetie tempore Regine
Elizabethe
Hugo Powlet, de Henton St. George: Sable, three
swords in pile, points in base, argent.
Johannes Sidenham, de Brimton. [No arms.]
Thomas Dyer, de Wincanton : ..., a chief ...
Johannes Windham, de Orchard : Azure, a chevron
between three lions' heads erased or.
Jacobus Fitz James, de Redlinch : Azure, a dolphin
embowed naiant argent.
Edwardus Rogers, de Canington : Argent, a chevron
between three stags courant sable.
Mauricius Barkley, de Bruton: ... on a chevron ...
between eight crosses patty, five a'nd three ... a crescent.
Johannes Lutterell de Dunster : Or, a bend between
six martlets sable.
Georgius Norton. [No arms.]
Rogerus Blewet, de Grindham : Or, a chevron between
three eagles displayed vert.
Henricus Newton, de Harptree: Argent, on a chevron
azure three garbs or.
Georgius Speke, de Whitelakinton. miles Bathonie :
..., three bars ... an eagle with two heads displayed ...
Henricus Barkley, de Bruton, 1584: Gules, on a
chevron between eight crosses patty, five and three, argent, a
crescent ...
Amisius Powlet, de Henton St. George, 1575: ...,
three swords in pile, points in base, ...
Johannes Young, de Brestow, 1573: ... abend ...
Johannes Stowell, de Cothelston, 1573: Gules, a
cross of lozenges argent.
Johannes Horner, de Clover, 1573: ... three talbots
passant ...
Georgius Rogers, de Canyngton, 1573 : .... a chevron
... between three stags courant ...
Henricus Portman, de Orchard, 1573:..., a fleur-
de-lys ...
Johannes Sidenham, de Brimton. 1573. [No arms.]
Johannes Clifton, de Barrington, 1573: Sable, a
Hon rampant within an orle of cinquefoils argent. [The second
of the four cinquefoils in chief rather resembles a trefoil slipped.]
Georgius Sidenham, de Cumb Sidenham, 1583. [No
arms.] Edwardus Dyer, de Wincanton: ..., a chief ...
Antonius Powlet, de Henton St. George: Sable,
three swords in pile, points in base, argent.
18—2

276 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
Johannes Popham, de Wellington, Caput Justiciarius,
1592 : ..., on a chief a crescent ... between two stags' heads
cabossed ...
Franciscus Hastings, de Cadbury, 1592: Argent, a
maunch sable.
Hugo Portman, de Orchard : Or, a fleur-de-lys azure.
Franciscus Popham, filius Johannis Popham: ..., on
a chief ... a crescent ... between two stags' heads cabossed ...
Mauricius Barkley, de Bruton : Gules, on a chevron
between eight crosses patty, five and three, argent, a crescent
sable. Georgius Rodney: .... three eagles displayed ...
Johannes Harrington: ..., a fret ... within a bordure
compony ...
Sir Amias Preston : ..., six gouttes ..., on a chief ... a
lion passant ...

Milites in Comitatu Somersetie tempore Regis
Jacobi.
Georgius Tuchet, de Stowey, Dominus Audeley,
Comes [Castlehaven] : Ermine, a chevron gules.
Mervinus Tuchet, Dominus Audeley et Comes
[Castlehaven] : Ermine, a chevron gules.
Henricus Newton, de Harptree: ..., on a chevron ...
three garbs . . .
Franciscus Hastings, de Cadbiry : ..., a manche ...
Johannes Popham, Caput Justiciarius : ..., on a chief ...
a crescent ... between two stags' heads cabossed ...
Georgius Snigge, de Bristow. [No arms.]
Mauricius Barkley, de Bruton : ..., a chevron ...
between eight crosses patty, five and three ...
Hugo Portman, de Orchard: ..., a fleur-de-lys ...
Franciscus Popham, de Wallington, filius Johannis
Popham : ..., on a chief ... a crescent ... between two stags'
heads cabossed ...
Willelmus Clifton^ de Cory Revell, miles Bathonie :
..., a lion rampant ... within an orle of cinquefoils. [Again the
second of the charges in chief is a trefoil slipped.]
Arthurus Hopton, miles Bathonie : Argent, two bars
sable, each charged with three mullets or.
Johannes Mallet, de Enemer, miles Bathonie : Azure,
three escallops or.
Johannes Stowell, de Cothelston, miles Bathonie:
Gules, a cross of lozenges argent.

Knights of Somersetshire. 277
Georgius Speke, de Whitlakinton, miles Bathonie :
Argent, three bars azure, an eagle with two heads displayed
gules. Hugo Smyth, de Ashton. , [No arms.]
Johannes Sidenham, de Brymton. [No arms.]
Johannes Rodney:  , three eagles displayed ...
Nicholaus Halswell, de Halswell: ..., three bars
wavy ...
Johannes Jenninges. [No arms.]
Thomas Vachell. [No arms.]
Thomas Stukley : Or, a bend azure.
Johannes Carew, de Crocnam : .... three lions passant
in pale ...
Alexander Bret, de Whitstanton : Or, a Hon ram
pant between five crosses crosslet fitchy gules.
Johannes Cooper. [No arms.]
Edward Phillips, of Montagu, Master of the Rolls:
Argent, on a chevron between three roses gules a mullet ...
Sir Robert Phillips, filius Edwardi : Argent, a
chevron between three roses, gules.
Thomas Phillips, de Barrington: Argent, on a
chevron between three roses, gules, a mullet ...
Thomas Bruges : Argent, on a cross sable a leopard's
face or.
Johannes Windham, de Orchard: Azure, a chevron
between three lions' heads erased or.
Edwardus Gorges, de Wraxshall: Lozengy ..., a
chevron gules.
Georgius Young. [No arms.]
Mauricius Cooper, frater Johannis. [No arms.]
Barnaby Samborn. [No arms.]
Henricus Hawley, de' Bukland: ..., a saltire en
grailed ...
Robertus Young : ..., a bend ...
Sir Stephen Boorde. [No arms.]
Edwardus Hext, de Netherham : Or, a tower em
battled, with two flagstaff's between three battle-axes sable.
Bartholomeus Michell, de Gorneystrete : Per fess.
gules and sable, a chevron between three swans argent.
Nicholaus Stalleng. [No arms.]
Ricardus Hille : Gules, a saltire vair between four
mullets argent.
Johannes Portman, de Orchard, Baronettus: ...,
a fleur-de-lys ...
Theodorus Newton : ..., on a chevron ... three garbs ...
Georgius Farwell, de Hillbisshop : Sable, a chevron
engrailed between three escallops argent.

278 Note- Book of Tristra/m Risdon.
Johannes Farwell. [No arms.]
Johannes Horner, de Clover: ..., three talbots
passant ...
Franciscus Heale : ..., five fusils conjoined in bend
ermine, in chief a martlet ...
Edward Rodney, of Stok : ..., three eagles displayed.
Franciscus Rogers, filius Edwardi Rogers, de
Canington : .... a chevron ... between three stags courant ...
Radulphus Sidenham, filius secundus Johannis
Sidenham, de Brimton. [No arms.]

LIST OF
KNIGHTS AND OTHERS IN WILTSHIRE,
WITH'
ARMORIAL BEARINGS.
henry III.— henry viii.
(Pages 358. 359. 362. 363, 365, 367, 369, 371, 373, 374.)

[Milites tempore Henrici IIL]
ATHEUS WAKE: ..., two bars and in chief three
roundels ...
Ricardus Haselden: Argent, a cross
sable.
Walterus Paveley, de Brooke : Azure, a cross fleuretty

M

or.

Symon ChevERELL : Argent, three lions passant in pale
sable. Willelmus Nevill, de Warder : Argent, a chief
dancetty vert, over all a bend gules.
Robertus Tregos, de Lydiard : ...,two bars gemelles
... in chief a lion passant ...
Walterus Dunstanvill, de Castelcomb: Argent,
fretty gules, on a canton of the last, a lion passant of the field.
Willelmus Bluet, le Lacham : Or, an eagle with
two heads displayed gules.
Johannes Perham. de Perham: Argent, a chevron
azure between three pears gules.
Nicolaus Haversham, vicecomes Wiltes : Azure, a fess
between six crosses crosslet argent.
Robertus Crevquer, vicecomes Wiltes ... Henrici IIL :
..., a cross voided ...

28o Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Robertus Lexington. [No arms.]
Henricus Lexington. [No arms.]
Symon Cheverell : Argent, three lions passant in pale
sable. Petrus Membyry, de Membyry : ..., a maunch .... in
chief a label of three points ...
Robertus Columbers : ..., a cross patty fitchy ...
Gilbertus St. Martyn, de . . . : Sable, six lions rampant,
three, two and one, or.
Godfridus Escudamore. de Upton : Gules, three
stirrups, leathered and buckled argent.
Ricardus Dernford : Sable, an eagle displayed or,
coUared argent.
Robertus de London: Per pale .... a chevron counter-
changed \T\.
Robertus Bonet : Chequy argent and gules, on a chief
azure, two mullets or.
Willelmus Wutteneston. [No arms.]
Dominus Willelmus Longspee : Azure, six lions ram
pant, three two and one, or.
Willelmus St. Martyn, Obiit 19 Edwardi I. : Sable,
six Hons rampant, three, two and one, or.
Jacobus Trowe : Argent, three acorns slipped vert, on a
chief sable, two Catherine-wheels, or.
Johannes Parham : Argent, a chevron azure between
three pears inverted gules.
Galfridus Karnet. [No arms.]
Hugo Chamberlayn. [No arms.]
Reginaldus Paveley, de Brooke : Azure, a cross
fleuretty, or. [It is possible that this should be blazoned :
Azure, a cross or, fleuretty argent. — EDS.]
Robertus Lucy : Gules, three lucies haurient or.
Galfridus Gastelyn, Obiit 9 Edwardi I.: ..., ten billets,
four, three, two and one ...
Hubertus Hussey : Barry of six ermine and gules.
Petrus Escudamor, de Upton : Gules, three stirrup-
irons leathered and buckled argent.
Alexander Cheverell: ..., three lions passant in
pale ...
Reginaldus Paveley, de Brook, 3 Edwardi I.: .... a
cross, fleuretty ...
Johannes Giffard, 3 Edwardi I. : .... three lions passant
in pale . . .
Willelmus Dernford, 3 Edwardi I.: Sable, an eagle
displayed or, collared argent.
Johannes de Monemole, 3 Edwardi I.: Or, three
chevronels gules, over all a fess argent.

List of Knights and others in Wiltshire. 281
Johannes Hussey : Or, a cross vert.
Reginaldus St. Martyn, de Warder : Sable, six lions
rampant, three, two and one, or.
Jacobus Trowe : Argent, three acorns slipped vert, on a
chief sable two Catherine-wheels or.
Ingramus Berenger : Or. a cross vert, over all a bend
gules. Reginaldus Aston : Azure, a bend argent, cotised or,
between six crosses-crosslet of the third.
Ricardus Borhont : Argent, a fess between six martlets
gules.
Willelmus Woodford, de Woodford : Sable, three
leopards' faces jessant-de-lys or.
Rogerus Langford, de Langford : ..., a fess ..., between
three estoiles of six points wavy ...
Odo Grymsted : Barry of six, ... and vairy ...
Willelmus Grymsted. filius Odonis : Barry of six
gules and vair.
Stephanus de Melleford : Azure, a fess between three
mullets sable.
Edmundus Gastelyn : Or, ten billets, four, three, two and
one. azure.
Johannes Bluet, de Larkham : Or, an eagle with two
heads displayed gules.
Alexander Cheverell : Argent, three lions passant in
pale sable.
Walterus Gastelyn.: ..., a bend ... between six bil
lets ... Johannes Gastelyn : Sable, ten billets, four, three, two
and one, or.
Henricus Ziselden. [No arms.]
Henricus Percy : Argent, five fusUs conjoined in fess
sable. Johannes Holt: ..., three lions rampant .... over aU a
bend ...:
Johannes Comerwill. [No arms.]
Henricus Esturmy, de Woolfall, Obiit 34 Edwardi I. :
..., three demi-lions rampant ...
Willelmus Fitzwarren, Obiit 28 Edwardi I. : Quarterly,
per fess indented ...
Johannes Lorcy, de Axford : ..., a lion rampant ...
Eustachius de la Hach, Obiit 34 Edwardi I. : Or, a
cross engrailed gules.
Hubertus Hussey, Obiit 12 Edwardi I.: Barry of six,
ermine and gules.
Johannes Tregos, de Lydyard Tregos: ..., two bars
gemelles ..., in chief a lion passant ...

282 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Willelmus Dunstanvill, de Castelcom : [This name
is partially obliterated, apparently with intention.— EDS.] ...,
fretty ..., on a canton .... a Hon passant ...
Willelmus Muntfort, de Castelcom ..., a Hon
rampant ....between five crosses crosslet ...
Johannes Perham, de Perham : Argent, a chevron azure
between three pears gules.
Alexander Cheverell: Argent, three lions passant in
pale sable.
¦ Warynus Mauduyt, de Warmister : Chequy or and
azure, a bordure gules.
Petrus Hussey, de Croydon, 35 Edwardi I. [No arms.]
Willelmus de Grandison, de Lidiard TreOos : Paly
of six, argent and azure, on a bend gules, three eagles dis
played or.
Rogerus Hussey : Or, a cross vert.
Johannes Dabernon : Azure, a chevron or.
Thomas West : Argent, a fess dancetty sable.
Reginaldus Paveley, de Brooke : Azure, a cross
fleuretty or.
Johannes DE LA Mare, de Langle Burell: ..., three
fishes haurient ...
Johannes Gastely: ..., ten biUets, four, three, two and
one ... Reginaldus Paveley, de Brooke. Obiit 21 Edwardi III. :
Azure, a cross fleuretty argent.
Herbertus St. Quyntyn : :..., two chevronels ... a chief
vairy ...
Hildebrand de Loundres : Per pale, argent and sable,
a chevron per pale gules and or.
Johannes Mauduit de Wermister, 13 Edwardi III.:
Chequy, or and azure, a bordure gules. :
Johannes Giffard, de Leghamton, 13 Edwardi III.
[No arms.] Petrus Escudamore, de Upton, 13 Edwardi III. :. Gules,
three stirrup-irons leathered and buckled argent.
Phillippus Fitzwarren : Quarterly, per fess indented,
argent and gules, in dexter chief an annulet sable.
Reginaldus St. Martyn, de Warder : Sable, six lions
rampant, three, two and one or.
Robertus Hungerford, de Hetesbiry : Per pale in
dented, argent and vert, a chevron gules.
Johannes Ynge, de Corstor : Vert, a chevron between
three eagles displayed or.
Henricus Percy, de Cotteles, 13 Edwardi III. : Argent,
five fusils conjoined in fess sable.
Johannes Pavely, de Brooke : ..., a cross fleuretty ...

List of Knights and others in Wiltshire. 283
Laurencius St. Martyn, de Brooke: ..., six lions
rampant, three, two and one, ...
Robertus Crevquer : .... a cross voided ...
Thomas Hungerford: Sable, two bars and in chief
three roundels argent.
Ricardus de Cumb : Sable, three lions passant in pale or.
Thomas Maudet. de Wermister : Chequy. or and azure.
a bordure gules charged with eight bezants.
Radulphus Cheyney, de Brooke : 46 Edwardi III. :
..., four fusils conjoined in fess ..., each charged with an
escallop ...
Johannes St. Low: Argent, a bend sable, a label of
three points gules.
Thomas Kingston : .... a lion rampant, double queued ...
Johannes de la Mare, de:...: ..., two lions passant
guardant in pale ...
Reginaldus St. Martyn, de Warder, Obiit 8 Ed
wardi II. : Sable, six lions rampant, three, two and one, or.
Andreas Grymsted, Obiit 17 Edwardi II. : Gules, three
bars vair.
Johannes Grymsted, 2 Edwardi II. : Gules, three bars
vair. Willelmus Cotes, 2 Edwardi II. : Argent, a cross moline
engrailed sable.
Thomas Chancomb, 2 Edwardi II. : Obiit 13 Edwardi II. :
..., on a cross ..., five mullets ...
Johannes Bukland : Gules, three Hons rampant, argent,
a quarter or fretty sable.
Adam Ford : .... three Hons rampant ..., crowned ...
Mattheus Clivedon : ..., a lion rampant ..., crowned ...
Johannes Rous; Per pale .... three Hons rampant ...
Johannes Tynhide. [No arms.]
Walterus Paveley : Azure, a cross fleuretty or.
Johannes Holt: .... three lions rampant .... over all a
bend ...
Walterus Paveley, de Brook, Obiit 20 Edwardi II. : ...,
a cross fleuretty ...
Walterus Escudamore, de Upton: ..., three stirrup-
irons leathered and buckled ...
Johannes Mauduit, de Wermister: Chequy ..., a
bordure ...
Johannes Ynge, de Corston : Vert, a chevron between
three eagles displayed or.
Robertus Faringdon : ..., on a bend ... three unicorns
passant ...
Alexander Cheverell, Obiit 4 Edwardi IL: ..., three
lions passant in pale ...

284 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
Hugo Strode, de Membyry .... on a canton ... an estoile
of five points wavy issuant out of a crescent ...
Johannes St. Loe : Argent, a bend sable, a label of three
points gules.
Johannes Kingston : Sable, a lion rampant double
queued or.
Thomas St. Amand, vicecomes, primo regis Edwardi II.
[No arms.]
Laurencius St. Martyn, de Warden: .... six lions
rampant, three, two, and one ...
Johannes Kingston : .... a lion rampant double
queued ...
Henricus Esturmy: .... three demi-lions rampant ...
Willelmus Esturmy: .... three demi-Hons rampant ...
Walterus Romesev: .... a fess .... a label of three
points ...
Thomas Hungerford : Sable, two bars and in chief
three roundels argent.
Johannes Dantesy, de Dantesey : Per pale argent
and or. three lions' heads, erased gules.
Almaricus St. Amand : Or, fretty sable, on a chief of the
last two mullets argent.
Ricardus Vernun de Hornisham : Argent, fretty
sable, a canton gules.
Henricus Greene, de Warmister : Azure, three stags
trippant or.
Johannes Lisley, Obiit 13 Ricardi II.: .... on a chief ....
three lions rampant ...
Johannes Sturton, de Sturton : ..., a bend, between
six roundels ...
Walterus Hungerford, de ...: ...,two bars ... and in
chief three roundels ...
Radulphus Greene.de Wermister : Azure, three stags
trippant or.
Radulphus Cheyney, de Brooke, Obiit 2 Henrici IV. :
GuJes, four fusils conjoined in fess argent, each charged with an
escallop sable.
Johannes Dantesey, de Dantesey, Obiit 13 Henrici IV. :
Per pale, argent and or, three lions' heads erased gules.
Johannes Roche : Azure, three roaches naiant in pale
argent. Willelmus Sturmy, de Woolfall : ..., three demi-lions
rampant ...
Thomas de la Pole : Azure, a fess between three leopards'
faces or.
Willelmus Cheyney, de Brooke: ....four fusils con
joined in fess ..., each charged with an escallop ....

List of Knights and others in Wiltshire. 285
Willelmus Sturton: Sable, a bend or between six
roundels argent.
Thomas Rumsey, de Combiset : ..., a fess .... a label of
three points ...
Walterus Bechamp : Gules, a fess between six martlets or.
Johannes Sturton, de Sturton : Sable, a bend or
between six fountains.
Willelmus Bechamp: Gules, a fess between six mart
lets or. Willelmus Sturmy, de Wolfall, Obiit 6 Henrici VI. :
..., three demi-lions rampant ...
Willelmus Cheyney, de Brooke: ..., four fusils con
joined in fess ..., each charged with an escallop ...
Edmundus Cheyney, de Brooke: ..., four fusils con
joined in fess .... each charged with an escallop.
Walterus, Dominus Hungerford: Sable, two bars and
in chief three roundels argent.
Thomas Rumsey : ..., a fess ..., a label of three points ...
Johannes Stradling, de Dantesey : Paly of six, argent
and azure, on a bend gules, three cinquefoils or.
Thomas de la Pole: Azure, a fess ..., between three
leopards' faces or.
Johannes Chalers : Argent, a fess between two chevrons
sable. Radulphus Greene, de Warmister : Azure, three stags
trippant or.
Willelmus Sturton, Dominus Sturton, Obiit 2 Ed
wardi IV. : Sable, a bend or between six fountains.
Johannes Willoby, de Brooke : Quarterly first and
fourth ..., a cross engrailed ..., second and third ..., a cross
moline ....
Johannes Beynton, de ..., Obiit 6 Edwardi IV. : ..., five
fusils conjoined in bend ...
Symon Lusshill, de Lusshill. [No arms.]
Robertus, Dominus Hungerford : ..., two bars ... and
in chief three roundels ...
Edmundus Hungerford: ..., two bars ... and in chief
three roundels ...
Willelmus, Dominus Sturton: ..., a bend ... between
six roundels ...
Robertus Willoby, Dominus Brooke : Quarterly first
and fourth ... a cross engraUed ... second and third a cross
moline ...
Johannes Lisley, Obnt 19 Hennci VII : ...,on a chief ...,
three lions rampant.
Johannes Lushill : Argent, four fusils conjoined in pale
gules, a bordure azure charged with eight bezants.

286 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Johannes Baynton : .... five-fusils conjoined in bend ...
Cristoferus Wroughton : Argent, a chevron gules
between three boars' heads couped sable.
Robertus Willougby, Dominus Brooke. [No arms.]
Willelmus, Dominus Sturton, Obiit 17 Henrici VIIL
[No arms.] Edwardus, Dominus Sturton. [No arms.]
Johannes Baynton : Sable, five fusils conjoined in bend
argent. Edwardus Hungerford. Obiit 22 Henrici VIII. : Sable,
two bars and in chief three roundels argent.
Christoferus Wroughton, Obiit 22 Henrici VIIL:
Argent, a chevron gules between three boars' heads couped sable.
Johannes Lisley : Argent on a chief azure three lions
rampant or.
Johannes Seymer : Gules, two wings conjoined in
lure or. Johannes Hungerford: ..., two bars ... and in chief
three roundels ...
Henricus Long: Sable, semey of (8) crosses crosslet and
a lion rampant argent.

LLST OF
PEERS AND OTHERS IN HAMPSHIRE,
from the reign of king henry III. to that of
KING JAMES L
WITH SOME
ARMORIAL BEARINGS.
(Pages 109— ii 8.)

[Milites tempore Henrici III.J
SAYER QUYNCY, COMES Wintonie. [No arms.]
Baldwinus Redvers, Dominus Insule Vectis.
[No arms.] Rogerus Quyncy, comes Wintonie. [No
arms.] [Willelmus et Robertus] St. John de Basing.
[No arms.]
Willelmus Lisley. [No arms.]
[Milites tempore Edwardi I.]
Isabella, uxor Domini Willelmi de Fortibus,
Domina Insule Vectis : Argent, a chief gules impaling or a
lion rampant azure.
Johannes, Dominus St. John de Basing, Obiit
30 Edwardi I. : Argent, on a chief gules two mullets or.
Johannes St. John, de Basing, filius Johannis:
Argent, on a chief gules two mullets or.
Johannes Wootton : Argent, a cross patty fitchy sable.

288 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
Johannes St. Helen. [No arms.]
Edmundus Spigurnell : Gules, fretty argent, on a chief
or a lion passant guardant of the field.
Johannes Furneaux : ..., five fusils conjoined in pale ...
Johannes Lisley : ...,on a chief ... three lions rampant ...
Johannes Cumpton, de Cumpton ..., three bars ...
between ten martlets, three, three, three and one ...
Johannes Weston : Argent, a fess sable, on a bordure
gules eight bezants.
Johannes, filius Johannis Weston : Argent, a fess
sable, on a bordure engrailed gules eight bezants.
Rogerus St. John : Ermine, on a chief gules, two
mullets or.
Amisius St. John : Argent, six crosses crosslet fitchy,
three, two and one, sable, on a chief gules two mullets or.
Johannes St. John, de Lagenham : Argent, on a
chief gules, two mullets or, a bordure engrailed vert.
Johannes Scures, de Scures : Azure, fretty or.
Thomas Pannell : Argent, two bars sable between eight
martlets, three, two and three, gules.
Willelmus Pannell: Argent, two bars azure between
eight martlets, three, two and three gules.
Ricardus Borhout : Argent, a fess between six martlets
gules. Johannes Bluet: ..., an eagle with two heads dis
played ...
Edmundus Bacon : Gules, on a chief argent, two mullets
sable. Adamus Gurdon : Gules, three leopards' faces jessant-de-
lys argent. Johannes Randolf : Gules, on a cross argent five mullets
sable. Ricardus Aston : Azure, a bend argent cotised between
six crosses crosslet or.
Jacobus Norton : Vert, a Hon rampant or.
Franciscus Marshall : Or, a. cross moline gules.
Radulphus Marshall : Or, a cross moline gules.
Willelmus Cossington : Azure, three roses or.
Robertus de la Mare : ... two lions passant guardant in
pale ...
Jordanus Kingston: ... a Hon rampant, tail forked.
Johannes de Hayne. [No arms.]
Thomas Evercy ..., an eagle displayed ...
Robertus Glamorgan : Sable, five fusils conjoined in
bend argent.
Ricardus Affeton : Argent, a chevron engrailed between
three fleurs-derlys sable.

List of Peers and others in Hampshire. 289
Oliverus Souch, de Cpiardford : Gules, a chevron
ermine between nine bezants, five and four.
Johannes Biset, de Rockburn : Azure, ten bezants.
four, three, two and one.
Robertus Puncherdon : Argent, ten roundels sables,
four, three, two and one.
Hugo de Escot : Sable, six escallops, three, two and
one. or.
Willelmus Woodsand. [No arms.]
Johannes Popham. de Popham : Argent, on a chief gules
two stags' head cabossed, or.
Johannes de Vuedall, de Wickham : Argent, a cross
moline ...

[Milites tempore Edwardi IL]
Hugo Spencer, Comes Wintonie. [No arms.]
Johannes. Dominus St. John de Basing, Obiit
29 Edwardi II. : .... on a chief ... two mullets ...
Hugo, Dominus St. John, filius Johannis: ... on a
chief ... two mullets ...
Johannes, Dominus Lisley : ..., on a chief ... three Hons
rampant ...
Oliverus la Souch : ... a chevron between nine roundels,
five and four ...
Johannes Popham: Argent, on a chief gules two stags,
heads cabossed or.
Petrus Vuedall, de Wickham : Argent, a cross moline
gules. [Milites tempore Edwardi III.]
Edwardus, Dominus St. John de Basing. Obiit 23 Ed
wardi III. : .... on a chief ... two mullets ...
Bartholomeus, de Insula: .... on a chief ... three lions
rampant ...
Johannes Hayne. [No arms.]
Johannes Langford : ..., a fess ... between three estoiles
of six points wavy ...
Johannes Sancti Philberti, de Basing: Bendy of
six azure and argent.
Henricus Burghers, de Basing: ..., a lion rampant ...
Johannes Burghers, de Est Worlegam: ..., a lion
rampant, tail forked ...
Reginaldus Hussey, de Barton Stacy. [No arms.]
Thomas de la Pole, de Rameridg [No arms.] 19

290 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
[Henrici IV.-. V. et VL]
Reginaldus West, Dominus la Warr. [No arms.]
Hugo Poynings, Dominus St. John de Basing. [No
arms.] Johannes Popham. [No arms.]
Robert Lisley, Obiit 25 Henrici VI. [No arms.]
Mauricius Barkley, de Batishorne. [No arms.]
WiLLiELMus, Marchio Wintonie, Thesararius
Anglie. [No arms.]
Johannes, Marchio Wintonie, filius Willelmi.
[No arms.]
Willelmus, Marchio Wintonie, filius Johannis.
[No arms.] Willelmus. Marchio Wintonie, filius Willelmi.
[No arms.]
Willelmus West, Dominus la Warr. [No arms.]
Thomas West, Dominus la Warr. [No arms.]
[Johannes] Dominus Sandes de Vine. [No arms.]
Temporibus Regis Edwardi IV. Regis Edwardi V. et
Regis Ricardi III.
Johannes Popham. [No arms.]
Stephanus Popham. de Popham. [No arms.]
Mauricius Barkley, de Batteshorn : Gules, a chevron
between eight crosses, patty and a bordure argent.
[Tempore Regis Henrici VIL]
Ricardus West, Dominus la Warr, Obiit 17 Hen
rici VII. [No arms.]
Reginaldus Bray. [No arms.]
Willelmus Keloway, de Rockborn. [No arms.]
Johannes Lisley, Obiit 19 Henrici VIL: .... on a
chief ... three lions rampant ...
Johannes Powlet, de Basing : .... three swords in pile.
points in base ... in dexter chief a crescent ...
Nicolaus Lisley, Obnt 22 Henrici VIL: .... on a
chief ... three lions rampant ...
Willelmus Sandes. [No arms.]
King Henry VIII.
Willelmus Powlet, Dominus St. John de Basing.
[No arms.]Thomas West Dominus la Warr. [No ^rms.]

List of Peers and others in Hampshire. 291
Willelmus, Dominus Sandes de Vine. [No arms.]
Thomas, Dominus Wriothesley, de Tichfild. [No
arms.] Willelmus FitzWilliam, Comes Southamton. [No
arms.] Radulphus Pexsall. [No arms.]
Johannes Lisley. [No arms.]
Thomas Lisley. [No arms.]
Johannes Philpot. [No arms.]
Johannes Keleway. de Rockborn. [No arms.]
Georgius Powlet, de Crundall. [No arms.]
Willelmus Gifford. de Iching : Argent, ten roundels
gules. King Edward VI. and Queene Mary.
Willelmus Powlet, Marchio Wintonie. [No arms.]
Johannes Poulet, Dominus St. John de Basing.
[No arms.]Thomas Wriothesley, Comes Southamtonie, Can-
CELLARius Anglie. [No arms.]
Henricus, Dominus Wriothesley, filius Thome.
[No arms.] Willelmus West, Dominus la. Warr. [No arms.]
Thomas, Dominus Sandes de Vine. [No arms.]
Queene Elizabeth.
Willelmus, Marchio Wintonie, Thesaurarius
Anglie. [No arms.]
Johannes, Dominus St. John, Marchio Wintonie.
[No arms.]
Willelmus Powlet, Marchio Wintonie, filius
Johannis. [No arms.]
Willelmus, Marchio Wintonie, filius Willelmi.
[No arms.] Henricus Wriothesley, Comes Southamtonie. [No
arms.] HENRICU.S, Comes Southamtonie, filius Henrici. [No
arms.] Willelmus West. Dominus la Warr. [No arms.]
Thomas West, Dominus la Warr. [No arms.]
Thomas, Dominus Sandes de Vine. [No arms.]
Willelmus Sandes, Dominus Sandes de Vyne. [No
arms.] Henricus Wallop. [No arms.]
Willelmus KiNGESMiLL. [No arms.] ._ .,
19 — 2

292 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Henricus Seamer, de Marwell. [No arms.]
Ricardus Pexsall. [No arms.]
Edwardus Horsy, Capitaneus Insule Vecte. [No
arms.] Thomas West. [No arms.]
Walterus Sandes. [No arms.]
Johannes Seamer de Marwell. [No arms.]
Henricus Giffard : Argent, ten roundels, four, three,
two and one gules.
Herbertus Powlet. [No arms.]
Ricardus Powlet. [No arms.]
[Milites tempore Jacobi prime]
Willelmus Powlet, Marchio Wintonie. [No arms.]
Henricus Wriothesley, Comes Southamtonie. [No
arms.] Willelmus West, Dominus la Warr. [No arms.]
Willelmus, Dominus Sandes. [No arms.]
Willelmus Powlet. [No arms.]
Ricardus Powlet. [No arms.]
Benjamyn Tichborn, de Tichborn, Baronettus.
[No arms.]Guy Palmes. [No arms.]
Thomas West. [No arms.]
Walterus Sandes. [No arms.]
Johannes Seymer. [No arms.]
Henricus Giffard. [No arms.]
Herbertus Powlet. [No arms.]
Henricus Wallop. [No arms.]
Pexsal Brokas. [No arms.]
Georgius Kingsmell. [No arms.]
Franciscus South. [No arms.]
Ricardus Worseley, Baronettus. [No arms.]
Willelmus Jephson. [No arms.]
Ricardus Giffard. [No arms.]
Willelmus Kingsmell, de Sidmanton. [No arms.]
Ricardus Tichborn. [No arms.]
Walterus Tichborn. [No arms.]
GUYDO Palmes. [No arms.]
Willelmus Kingswell. [No arms.]
Walterus Norton. [No arms.]
Gerardus Fleetwood. [No arms.]
Georgius Palmes. [No arms.]
Thomas Dabrigcort. [No arms.]
Thomas Flemynge, Caput Justiciarius Anglie
Baronettus. [No arms.] '

List of Peers and others in Hampshire. 293
Georgius Philpot. [No arms.]
Johannes Philpot. filius Georgii. [No arms.]
Danyel Norton. [No arms.]
Henricus Whithed. [No arms.]
Francicus Pell. [No arms.]
Georgius Cotton, de Warblington. [No arms.]
Ricardus Wpiite. [No arms.]
Robertus Dillington. [No arms.]
Johannes Flemyng. [No arms.]
Willelmus Vuedall, de Wickham, et Baronettus.
[No arms.]
Ambrosius Button. [No arms.]
Johannes Mewys. [No arms.]
Willelmus Lisley. [No arms.]
Johannes Legh. [No arms.]
Willelmus Mewys. [No arms.]
Boyer Worseley. [No arms.]
Willelmus Vuedall, filius Willelmi. [No arms.]
Thomas Bilson. [No arms.]
Thomas Neale. [No arms.]
Henricus Kingsmell. [No arms.]

TENANTS OF
LANDS AND MANORS IN ENGLAND,
FROM THE REIGN OF HENRY III. TO THE 32ND YEAR OF
KING HENRY VIII.
extracted from various records.
(P.\GES 37, 39— 107-)

Brevia collecta ex diversis recordis de tenuris.
Bussell. y^ OBERTUS BUSSELL tenet manerium
L^ de Tyngwike in comitatu Devonie in
I ^k capite de rege Henrici III.
Bechamp. Robertus Bechamp tenet maneria de Stokes et
Merston et Schepton, in comitatu Glocestrie
de rege Henrici III.
Dinham. Galfridus Dinham tenet manerium de Hert
land in comitatu Devonie de domino rege
Henrici III.
Botreaux. Willelmus de Botereaux tenet maneria de Mor-
tein, Penhele [et] Crakhampton in capite de
rege Henrici III.
Soleigny. Andreas de Soleigny tenet manerium de Kyners-
don in comitatu Somersetie de rege Hen
rici III. in capite.
Pruz. Willelmus de Prus tenet manerium de Gydley
in comitatu Devonie de rege Henrici III. in
capite.

Tenants of Lands and Manors in England. 295

Vere.

Averinches. Mules.Basset. Basset. Umfrevil.
Tony. Talbot.
Tracy.Plecy.Poynz.
Mortymer.

Hugo de Vere. comes Oxonie, tenet maneria
de Colne et Heugham ut camerarius regis.
Tenet etiam manerium de Eystresham ut de
honore de Bulbeck in comitatu Bokingham?
et manerium de Celham in comitatu Essex, et
manerium de Kensenton in comitatu Middle
sex, ut domini regis Henrici III. camerarius.
Johannes de Averinches tenet manerium de
Bromland, in comitatu Somersetie de rege,
Henrici III. in capite.
Nicolaus de Muleis tenet manerium de Cadbury,
in comitatu Somersetie de rege Henrici III. in
capite.
Radulphus Basset tenet manerium de Berwike,
in comitatu Somersetie in capite de rege
Henrici III.
Phillippus Basset tenet manerium de Telleshurt.
in comitatu Essex, et manerium de Woking
in comitatu Surrey de rege Henrici III.
Henricus de Umfrevill tenet maneria de Kil
menton et Toryton in comitatu Devonie de
rege Henrici III. in capite.
Rogerus Tony tenet maneria de Southtawton,
Kertling et Waltonstow, in comitatu Devonie
et Flamsted in comitatu Hartfordie de rege
Henrici III. in capite.
Gilbertus Talbot tenet maneria de Ecleswall et
Lynton in comitatu Herefordie in capite die
quo obiit. et Ricardus Talbot est filius et heres
predicti GUberti. i Edwardi I.
Henricus Tracy tenet de rege in capite maneria de
Fremington, Barnstable, Tawstoke et Nymett,
parcelle baronie Barnstable, i Edwardi I.
Willielmus de Placetis tenet de rege in capite
maneria de Newton, Avebrige et Exton, in
comitatu Somersetie. 2 Edwardi I.
Nicolaus de Poyns tenet de rege in capite
maneria de Ho et diversas alias terras in
comitatu Cantie, et manerium de Cory Malet,
in comitatu Somersetie, 2 Edwardi I.
Hugo Mortymer de Castro Ricardi tenet mane
rium de Wickleband, parcella baronie de
Bureford, quod jacet in comitatu Salopie, et
manerium de Castro Ricardi quod jacet in
comitatu Bokenham, 2 Edwardi I.

296

Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.

Dawbeney. Symon de Albaneto tenet die quo obiit manerium
de Caynho per dimidium Baronie de rege in
capite, 2 Edwardi I.
Mucegros. Jordanus de Mucegros tenet manerium de
-Berton, et unum feodum militis in Kenemer-
ton, in comitatu Glocestrie, et manerium de
Northon, in comitatu Somersetie, 3 Edwardi I.
Basset. Ricardus Basset tenet manerium de Weldon, in
comitatu Northamptonie, de rege in capite per
baroniam. 4 Edwardi I.
Crubb. Joanna, uxor Roberti Crubb, Alicia, uxor WU-
Pruz. lielmi le Pruz, Joanna uxor Hugonis Luccomb,
Lucomb. et Elizabetha. uxor Nicholai Wanton * sunt
Wanton. participes heredes Willelmi de Reigny, 4 Ed-
Regny. wardi I.
Dynant. Alda filia Galfridi Dynant tenet de rege in capite
Villa de Bardford ut de honore de Bonony, in
comitatu Essex, 5 Edwardi I.
Lincoln. Albreda de Lyncolnia tenet de rege in capite
Fitzpayn. diversas terras in comitatu Dorsetie, et Ro-
Govys. bertus filius Pagani et Willelmus Govys sunt
nepotes et heredes dicte Albrede, 6 Edwardi I.
Gurney. Ada de Gorney obiit seisita de diversis terris in
Clifford. comitatu Glocestrie et Robertus Clifford est
cognatus et proxime heres, 7 Edwardi I.
Paveley. Johannes de Paveley tenet tempore mortis mane
rium de Bikenhull, in comitatu Somersetie de
rege in capite, 8 Edwardi I.
Fitzpayn. Robertus Fitzpayn tenet die obitus manerium
de Chamberg, cum membris et dimidium
baronie qua Rogerus Arondel tenet in comitatu
Dorsetie.
Idem tenet manerium de Coden, et dimidium
manerii de Cherleton Makerel, et dimidium
baronie in comitatu Somersetie, 8 Edwardi L
Keynes. Robertus Keynes tenet manerium de Thelworth,
cum custodia foreste de Braden, et manerium
de Stowford, in comitatu Wiltes, et manerium
de Tarent Keynes, in comitatu Dorsetie, 10
Edwardi I.
Audelegh. Willelmus de Audelegh tenet manerium de
Egmondefi, in comitatu Salopie de rege in
capite, 1 1 Edwardi I.
-*¦ Elizabeth Horsey and Nicholas Walton were two of the heirs of William
de Reigny. — Eds.

Tenants of Lands and Manors in England. 297
Mortimer. Rogerus Mortymer tenet castellum de Bridg
water, cum burgo et diversis aliis terris in
comitatu Somersetie de rege, 11 Edwardi I.
Keynes. Johannes Keynes tenet manerium de Midelton
Keynes, in comitatu Buckingham de rege,
II Edwardi I.
Vepont. Robertus de Veteri Ponte obiit seisitus de terris
in comitatu Westmerland et cetera, et Sibilla
[Isabella] uxor [Rogeri] Clifford est filia et
[co-]heres predicti Roberti, 1 1 Edwardi I.
Muzard. Johannes Muzard tenet manerium de Seinbury,
in comitatu Glocestrie, et Stanlege, in comitatu
Derbie, de rege, 12 Edwardi I.
Spichwike. Willelmus Spichewike obiit seisitus de terris in
comitatu Devonie, et Michael Spichwik est
filius et heres, 12 Edwardi I.
Dawbeney. Willelmus Dawbeney tenet manerium de Kine-
riston, in comitatu Somersetie, de rege in
capite, 13 Edwardi I.
Bourchier. Willelmus Bourchier obnt seisitus de diversis
terris in comitatu [Southamptonie] et cetera,
et Robertus Bourchier est filius et heres
13 Edwardi I.
Fitzpeter. Reginaldus Fitz Peter tenet manerium de Chuy-
ton, in comitatu Somersetie de hereditate
Joanne, uxoris ejus, manerium de Haishfield
et diversas alias terras in comitatu Somersetie,
manerium de Columbar in comitatu Glocester,
manerium de Stanton, in comitatu Wiltes,
obiit 14 Edwardi I.
Sully. Walterus de Sully tenet quintam partem baronie
de Toryton, de rege in capite, 14 Edwardi I.
Damarell. Willelmus de Albemarl tenet manerium de
Woodbyry, in comitatu Devonie de rege in
capite, 17 Edwardi I.
Maundevill. Walterus Maundevill obijt seisitus de terris in
comitatu Cornubie et Sibilla uxor Henrici
Bodrugan. Bodrugan est soror et heres, 17 [i.e., 16]
Edwardi I.
Hussey Henricus Hussey tenet manerium de Moreton,
in comitatu Barks, de rege in capite, 18
Edwardi I.

298

Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.

Gorges. Radulphus Gorges tenet unum feodum in
Alrebut [in comitatu Oxoniae], de hereditate
Isabelle [.' Margaretae filiae Simonis de Bryone]
uxoris sue, de rege in capite, 18 Edwardi I.
Hussey. Henricus Hussey tenet terras in Southmerston
in comitatu Barks de rege, 18 Edwardi I.
De la Mare. Petrus de la Mare tenet manerium de Stuple
Lanerton, in comitatu Wiltes de rege, 19
Edwardi I.
Molton. Thomas de Molton obiit [seisitus] de manerium
., de Gillesland et aliis terris, tenet et cetera, et
Thomas est filius et heres, 21 Edwardi I.
Mules. Rogerus de Mules tenet in capite manerium de
Cenerorton, in comitatu Oxonie. Villam de
Hardwike in comitatu Bokingham. Barkham
sted Parva in comitatu Hartfordie, manerium
de King KarswiU et Hundredum de Haytor,
manerium de Dupeford, in hundredo de Stan-
burgh, in comitatu Devoijie, maneria de
Maperton, Cadley et Halton in comitatu
Somersetie, et manerium de Oxton in comi
tatu Berks, et obiit 23 Edwardi I.
Moigne. Willelmus le Moygne tenet die obitus manerium
de Cyres in comitatu Dorsetie, Schepton
Magna, in comitatu Glocestrie, et manerium
de Wynterborn. Maydentowne, per servicium
esse larderarius domini regis, 23 Edwardi I.
Peverel. Hugo Peverell tenet et cetera manerium de
Sampford Peverell, de rege in capite, 23
Edwardi I.
Bonvill. Nicolaus Bonvill tenet dimidium manerii de
Dulverton. in comitatu Somersetie de rege
et cetera, 23 Edwardi I.
Gurney. Helena Gurney tenet manerium de Harptrew,
in comitatu Somersetie de rege in capite, 23
Edwardi I.
St. Martyn. Laurencius St. Martin tenet villam de Pulton,
proxime Crikland, in comitatu Wiltes, de rege
et cetera, 24 Edwardi I.
Ferrers. Hawisia, uxor Johannis Ferrers, est cognata
Mucegros. [neptis] et heres Cicelie Mucegros, 24 Ed
wardi I.

Tenants of Lands and Manors in England.

Flemyng.

Seamor.

Mortimer.

Moun.
Matrevers.
UfiFord.
CantUupe.
Zouch.
Dinham.
Plokenet.
Murdak.
de la Pole.
Sanford.

299
Ricardus le Flemyng obiit seisitus de diversis
terris in comitatu Devonie. et Baldwinus est
filius et heres, 24 Edwardi I. [Inq. p m
29 Edwardi I.]. l 4 p
Rogerus filius et heres Henrici de Seamor
24 Edwardi I.
Willelmus Mortimer tenet castellum de Bridg
water de rege in capite, et terciam partem
manerii de Bridgwater, in comitatu Somer
setie, duas partes manerii de Wolverton, et
Odecomb, in comitatu Somersetie, et Kingston
in comitatu Cambridge, 25 Edwardi I.
Willelmus de Moun tenet die obitus manerium
de Sturmister Marshal in comitatu Dor
setie de rege in capite, 25 Edwardi I.
Johannes Matravers obiit seisitus de diversis
terris in comitatu Dorsetie, et Johannes est
filius et heres, 25 [Edwardi I.].
Robertus de Ufford tenet die obitus manerium
de Creford, in comitatu Suffblkie, tenet de
rege, 26 Edwardi I.
Milisenta de CantUupe obiit seisita de manerio
de Totenays et aliis terris in comitatu Devonie.
et Willelmus la Zouch est filius et heres. 27
Edwardi I.
Oliverus Dinham tenet die obitus manerium de
Harpford, Notwell et Hartland, in comitatu
Devonie, tenet in capite, 27 Edwardi I.
Alanus Plokenet tenet manerium de Haselbyry.
in comitatu Somersetie, manerium de Gemny.
in comitatu Berks et Podington in comitatu
Oxfordie, 27 Edwardi I.
Willelmus Murdake. obiit seisitus de diversis
terris in comitatu Northamptonie. et cetera,
et Thomas Murdake est filius heres, 27
Edwardi I.
Walterus de la Pole obiit seisitus de diversis
terris et tenementis in comitatu Oxonie, et
cetera, et Johannes est filius et heres, 27
Edwardi I.
Thomas Sanford obiit seisitus de diversis terris
in comitatu Dorsetie, et quod Ada filia est et
heres dicti Thome, 27 Edwardi I.

300 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Mortimer. Mabilia de Mortimer tenet die obitus manerium
de Brigwater, in comitatu Somersetie de rege
in capite, 28 Edwardi I.
Hussey. Nicolaus Hussey tenet, et cetera, manerium de
RoUedon, in comitatu Wiltes de rege, 28
Edwardi I.
Mohun. Willelmus de Moun tenet die quo obiit manerium
de Sturmister Marshall, in comitatu Dorsetie
de rege in capite, 28 Edwardi I.
de la Pole. Willelmus [Walterus] de la Pole [Poyle] tenet
die obitus manerium de Hamton Stovein in
comitatu [Oxonie], 28 Edwardi I.
Peverell. Thomas Peverell tenuit die obitus maneria de
Sampford et Aire Peverell, in comitatu
Devonie de rege in capite, et hundredum de
Staple in comitatu Wiltes. ut de manerio de
Sampford, 28 Edwardi I.
Maudut. Warinus Mauduit tenet manerium de Warmister
in comitatu Wiltes de rege, 29 Edwardi I.
Dinham. Joceus Dinham tenet manerium de Buckland,
in comitatu Somersetie, maneria de Donegny,
Cardynan et Bokerell. in Cornubia, maneria
de Harpford. Notwell et Hartland, in comitatu
Devonie, 29 Edwardi I.
Russell. Radulphus Russell tenet manerium de Hors
ington, in comitatu Somersetie de rege,
29 Edwardi I.
Tregoz. Johannes Tregoz obiit seisitus de manerio de.
Warr. Chelworth, et cetera, et Johannes le Warr
[filius Rogeri le Ware et Clarissiae filiae dicti
Johannis Tregoz] cognatus, et Sibilla uxor
Grauntson. Willelmus Grauntson [Grandisson] filia dicti
Johannis Tregoz sunt heredes dicti Johannis
et Clare, uxoris sue, 29 Edwardi I.
Tregoz. Johannes Tregoz tenet die obitus manerium
de Chelworth. in comitatu Somersetie, ut de
honore de Ewias. 30 Edwardi I.
Mucegros. Cecilia Mucegros tenet die quo obiit diversis
terris in comitatu [Glocestrie], et Hawisia
Ferrers. uxor Johannis Ferrers est cognata [neptis] et
heres, 30 Edwardi I.
Walleys. Ingeramus Walleis tenet die obitus manerium
de Langton, in comitatu Dorsetie, per servi
cium dimidium feodi, 31 Edwardi I.

Tenants of Lands and Manors in England. 30 1

Molton. Montcheinsy.Vere. Mulis. Basset. Gurnay.
Ap Adam.
Mortimer.
Gorges.Valletort. Esturmy.Burgheirs.

Hussey.
Urtiaco sive
Lorty.
Ferrers.

Thomas Molton, nepos et heres Thome filii
Lamberti de Molton, de Gillesland, 31 Ed
wardi I.
Dionisia de Monte Canisio obiit seisita de
diversis terris in [comitatu Wygornie] et
cetera, et Dionisia uxor Hugonis Vere est
cognata et proxima heres. 32 Edwardi I.
Rogerus de Mulis obiit seisitus de manerio de
Kingscarswell, et aliis terris in comitatu
Devonie, et Johannes est filius et heres,
32 Edwardi I.
Willelmus Basset tenet die quo obiit manerium
de Tehydy, in comitatu Cornubie, per servi
cium dimidium feodi militis, et Trevalga per
servicium parte unius feodi, 33 Edwardi I.
Johannes Gurney obiit seisitus de manerio de
Benerston, in comitatu Wiltes, et Elizabetha
uxor Johannis "Ap Adam est filia et heres,
33 Edwardi I.
Agatha Mortimer tenet octavam partem manerii
de Sturmister Marshall, in comitatu Dorsetie
de rege in capite, 33 Edwardi I.
Thomas Gorges tenet manerium de Schepton
Marward, in comitatu Dorsetie de rege
et cetera, 33 Edwardi I.
Radulphus de Valletorta tenet maneria de
Hurberton et Brixham de rege, 33 Edwardi I.
Henricus Esturmy tenet diversas terras in
comitatu Wiltes de rege, et cetera, et Henricus
est filius et heres, 34 Edwardi I.
Robertus de Burgheirs tenet duas partes
manerii de Bocton in comitatu [Kancie] ut
de honore de Boloina, 34 Edwardi I., et
Stephanus Burghersh est filius et heres,
34 Edwardi I.
Petrus de Hussey tenet manerium de RoUedon
in comitatu Wiltes de rege, 34 Edwardi I.
Walterus de Urtiaco tenet manerium de Cory
Rivell, in comitatu Somersetie, et Henricus est
filius et heres, 34 Edwardi I.
Reginaldus de Ferrers obiit seisitus de maneria
de Newton Ferrers et Beere in comitatu
Devonie et W[illelmus] est filius et heres,
34 Edwardi I.

302 Poynz.
Stafford.
Aldelegh.Arches. Carmyno.
Mules.

Valletort. Tuchet.
Russel.

Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Johannes de Poynez tenet manerium de Cory
Malet, et diversas alias [terras], in comitatu
Somersetie, i Edwardi II.
Edmondus nuper baro Staffordie tenuit die quo
obiit maneria de Stafford, Bradley et Madeley,
cum pertinenciis, in comitatu Staffordie,
2 Edwardi II.
Thomas de Aldighlegh
Newhall in comitatu
capite, 2 Edwardi II.
Nicolaus Arches obiit seisitus de diversis terris
in comitatu Oxonie, et Edmondus est filius et
heres, 2 Edwardi II.
Rogerus Carmyno obiit seisitus de diversis terris
in comitatu Cornubie, et Oliverus est filius et
heres, 2 Edwardi II.
Johannes de Mules tenet die obitus manerium
de Overonton,in comitatu Oxfordie, manerium
de Sodington, in comitatu Lecestrie, in capite
in libero socagio, per servicium i parisiis

tenet manerium de
Chester, de rege in

calcarium de auratorum vel

vj° per annum.

tenet etiam manerium de Upper Wallop, in
comitatu Southamptonie, per i feodum
manerium de North Cadbery, in comitatu
Somersetie, per servicium dimidium baronie
de manerio de Herdwike, in comitatu Buk-
ingham, cum dimidia parte hamleti de Kene-
well et Werdon, dimidium manerii de Sutton
in comitatu Dorsetie, per dimidium feodi
manerii de KarswiU Regis et Dupeford, cum
hundredis de Haytorr et Stanbur^h in
comitatu Devonie, de rege in capite,
3 Edwardi II.
Margareta, que fuit uxor Roberti de Valletorta
obiit seisita de terris in comitatu Cornubie et
Thomas est filius et heres, 4 Edwardi II.
Willelmus Tuchet obiit seisitus de diversis terris
in comitatu Salopie, et Willelmus est filius et
heres, 4 Edwardi II.
Willelmus Russell tenet die quo obiit maneriam
de Durehay, in comitatu glocestrie. Est
Bedwyn, in comitatu Wiltes. Herdwike, in
comitatu Bokingham, Upton, in comitatu
Barks. Horsington. in comitatu Somersetie,
et Yeverland et Wath, in comitatu South
amptonie. 4 Edwardi II.

Tenants of Lands and Manors in England. 303
Sturmy. Willelmus Sturmy obiit seisitus de diversis
terris, in comitatu [Ebor] et Ricardus est
filius et heres. 5 Edwardi II.
Poinz. Nicolaus Poyns tenet "manerium de Cory Malet.
in comitatu Somersetie, de rege in capite.
5 Edwardi II,
De la Hay. Petrus de la Hay obiit seisitus de diversis terris
in comitatu [Sussex], et Johanna uxor Philippi
Hurst. Hurst est filia et heres, 5 Edwardi 11.
Carew. Nicolaus Carew obiit seisitus de diversis terris
in comitatu [Berks], et Johannes est filius et
heres, 6 Edwardi 11.
Vere. Alicia Comitissa Oxonie obiit seisita de diversis
terris in comitatu Cancie, Surrie et cetera, et
Robertus Vere, comes Oxonie, est filius et
heres. 6 Edwardi II.
Zouch. Alanus la Zouch tenet manerium de North
molton. in comitatu Devonie, 7 Edwardi II.
Carmyno. Rogerus de Carmyno obiit seisitus de diversis
terris in comitatu Cornubie, et Walterus est
filius et heres, 7 Edwardi II.
Moyne. Henricus le Moign tenet manerium de Schupton,
in comitatu Glocestrie. per servicium esse
lardiarius reges; tenet etiam maneria de
Curemoigne, in comitatu Dorsetie, et Eston,
in comitatu Essex, per servicium predictum,
8 Edwardi 11.
Fitzpayn. Robertus Fitzpayne tenet manerium de Credden.
in comitatu Somersetie, per 4 partem feodis,
manerium de Stoke Cursy cum hundredo de
Cannington ct hamlettam de Radway, per
servicium feodis. manerium de Chellegh, in
comitatu Dorsetie per servicium i feodis.
hamlettam de Potington, in comitatu
Devonie per servicium dimidium feodis,
8 Edwardi II.
Arches. Edmundus de Arches obiit seisitus de diversis
terris in comitatu [Glocestrie] et Galfridus est
filius et heres. 8 Edwardi II.
Peverell. Jacobus Peverell obiit seisitus de diversis terris
in comitatu Devonie et Cornubie, et Hugo est
filius et heres. 8 Edwardi IL

304 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Audelegh. Nicolaus de Audelegh tenet manerium de
Egmondon et villatam Novi Burgi de rege in
capite, per servicium unius espervarii mutarii
ad Scaccarium, et iiij*^ ad idem Scaccarium,
et manerium de Ford ad idem Scaccarium
reddendum xij', 10 Edwardi II.
St. Maur. Nicolaus St. Maur tenet manerium de North
Molton. in comitatu Devonie, manerium de
Palton, in comitatu Wiltes, 10 Edwardi II.
Knovill. Johannes Knovill tenet hamelettam de Trevalga,
in comitatu Cornubie, 10 Edwardi II.
Mortymer. Henricus Mortimer tenet quartam partem
manerii de Sturmister Marshall, et quartam
partem hundredi de Loseburgh. in comitatu
Dorsetie, et sextam partem manerii de Luton.
in comitatu Bedfordie, 10 Edwardi 11.
Vernet. Johannes de Verneto obiit seisitus de diversis
Hussey. terris in comitatu [Dorsetie] et Rogerus Hussey
est cognatus et heres, 10 Edwardi II.
Nansladron. Serlo de Nansladron tenet manerium de Alletes,
in comitatu Cornubie, de rege. 11 Edwardi II.
Valletort. Johannes Valletort obiit seisitus de terris in
comitatu Devonie. et Radulphus est fiUus
et heres, 12 Edwardi II.
Zouch. Matilda, uxor WUlelmi la Zouch, filia et heres
Lovell. Johannis Lovell de Tichmarsh, 12 Edwardi II.
Roald. Henricus filius Alani Roald obiit seisitus de
manerio de Dodbroke, in comitatu Devonie,
et Rogerus est filius et heres, 12 Edwardi II.
[Tuchet.] Thomas Tuchet obiit seisitus de diversis terris
in comitatu [Derbie. etc.] et Robertus est filius
et heres, 13 Edwardi II.
Sturmy. Margareta Sturmy obiit seisita de diversis terris
in comitatu Wiltes, et Henricus Sturmy est
filius et heres dicte Margerete, 14 Edwardi II.
Montacut. Willelmus Montacute tenet manerium de Thorle-
bere in capite, Schepton Montacut, Chedsy,
manerium de Donyete. membrum de Shepton,
maneria de Jeriington [et] Aston Clinton, et
manerium Fyneton, et Wombernford proxime
Cottelegh, in comitatu Devonie, 14 Edwardi II.
VuedaU. Johannes de Vuedall tenet die obitus terras in
Hamshire, et quod Petrus de Vuedall est
filius et heres, 15 Edwardi II.

Tenants of Lands and Manors in England. 305

Urtiaco, sive Lorty.
Fitz Reginald.

Wigbeare.

Zouch. Lovell. Plokenet.

Rivers. Bohun. De la Warr.
Wake. Basset. Mohun. Sanford. Matravers.KiUigrew.

Henricus de Urtiaco obiit seisitus de manerio
de Cory Rivell, in comitatu Somersetie, et
Johannes est filius et heres, 15 Edwardi II.
Petrus filius Reginaldi tenet manerium de Chuton,
in comitatu Somersetie, dimidium manerii de
Westkington, in comitatu Wiltes, et manerium
de Sellings, in comitatu Cancie, de rege in
capite, 16 Edwardi II.
Willelmus de Wigebeare obiit seisitus de manerio
de Wigbeare, in comitatu Somersetie, et quod
Ricardus est frater et heres, 18 Edwardi II.
Matilda, uxor Willelmi la Zouch, filia et heres
Johannis Lovell de Tichmersh, 18 Ed
wardi II.
Alanus Plokenet tenet manerium de Haselbyry
in capite, manerium de Kilpek in franca [firma],
et manerium de Mymestoke, in comitatu
Southamton, 19 Edwardi II.
Johannes Rivers tenet maneria de Launcyan,
Treglost, Kisewik et cetera, de manerio de
Trevorn, in Cornubia, 19 Edwardi II.
Johanna Bohun, de Kilpek, obiit seisita de
diversis terris in comitatibus [Southamptonie
et Somersetie] et Ricardus de la Warr est
filius et heres. 2 Edwardi 111.
Jana, que fuit uxor Hugonis Wake, tenet die
quo obiit manerium de Winterborn Stoke, in
comitatu Wiltes, et Thomas Wake est filius
et heres dicti Hugonis et Jane, 2 Edwardi 111.
Thomas Basset tenet die qui obiit villam de
Netherhaddon, in comitatu Derbie, et Johannes
est filius et heres, 2 Edwardi HI.
Johannes Mohun, senior, tenet die quo obiit
manerium de GraveU, ut de manerio de
Odiham, et Johannes est fiHus et heres,
4 Edwardi HI.
Alda [filia Thomae] de Sanford tenet die obitus
sextam partem ville de Malbone Nonhall,
[et de] Aston proxime Nonhall, et duas
partes de Hasbutton per servicium militare,
et Jana, uxor Johannis Matravers, est filia et
heres, 4 Edwardi III.
Henricus KiUigrew tenuit die obitus duas feoda
militum [in] Moreton, in comitatu Cornubie,
et Johannes est filius et heres, 5 Edwardi III.
20

3o6 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Verdon. Theolbaldus de Verdon obiit seisitus de terris
in comitatibus [Oxonie, Salopie, Herefordie
et Staffordie], et Johanna uxor Thome
Furnevall. Furnevall, Elizabetha uxor Bartholomeus
Burghersh. Burgheirs, Margareta uxor Willelmi Blunt
Blount. et Isabella uxor Henrici Ferrers sunt fiHe
Ferrers. et heredes predicti Theobaldi Vernon, 5 Ed
wardi III.
Dawbeney. Johannes de Albiniaco tenet die obitus manerium
de Henton in comitatu Southamptonie, et
Elias est filius et heres, 6 Edwardi III.
Biset. Johannes Biset tenet die obitus terciam partem
manerii de Kiderminster, in comitatu Here
fordie, et manerium de Rockburn, in comitatu
Martin. Hamshire, et Margareta uxor Roberti Martyn
est soror et heres, 6 Edwardi III.
Columbers. Phillippus de Columbers, et Elinora uxor ejus,
in jure dicte Elinore, tenent de rege sibi et
heredibus masculis, manerium de Nither-
stawey, manerium de Peryton, cum hamlet
tam de Donhed. per servicium dimidie baronie.
Audelegh. Remanere Jacobo Audelegh habendum pro
termino vite, remanere Rogero Audelay filio
Jacobi et heredibus de corpore et pro defectu
talis exitus, remanere Nicolas Audelegh, filio
et heredi predicti Jacobi, 6 Edwardi III.
Romesey. Walterus de Romesey obiit seisitus de terris
in comitatibus Southamtonie et Somersetie, et
Johannes Rommesey est filius et heres, 8 Ed
wardi III.
Mohun. Johannes Mohun de Ham obiit seisitus de
manerio de Ham et aliis terris, in comitatu
Dorcetie, et Johannes est fiHus et heres,
9 Edwardi III.
Mulis. Nicolaus Mulis obiit seisitus de manerio de
Kingkarswell et aliis terris, in comitatu
Devonie et Somersetie, et Rogerus Mulis est
filius et heres, 9 Edwardi III.
Bechamp. Johannes Bechamp obiit seisitus de manerio
de Hach, Stoke subtus Hemden, Shepton
Bechamp, et de manerio de Boltbury, in comi
tatu Devonie, et Johannes est filius et heres,
10 Edwardi IIL

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Poinz. Hugo Poinz obiit seisitus de manerio de Corry
Malet, in comitatu Somersetie, et Nicolaus est
filius et heres, 11 Edwardi III.
Mules. Margareta, que fuit uxor Nicolai de Mules, tenet
de hereditate Murielis et Isabelle, filiarum
Johannis Mules, maneria de KingscarswUl,
Tupeford et North Cadbury, parcella baronie
de Maperton, 12 Edwardi HI.
Newburgh. Robertus Newburgh obiit seisitus de manerio
de Winfride et diversis aliis terris, in comitatu
Dorcetie, et Thomas est filius et heres, 12
Edwardi III.
Lislejz. Johannes de Insula, de Gatcomb, in comitatu
Southampton, tenuit manerium de Gatcomb,
et Johannes est filius et heres, 12 Edwardi III.
Wilmington. Johannes de Wilmington tenet manerium de
Frampton Coterell, et Radulphus est filius et
heres, 14 Edwardi IIL
Monthermer. Thomas de Mounthermer tenet in capite maneria
de Stokenham, Pyworthy et Okeford, in comi
tatu Devonie, et Margareta est filia et heres ;
tenuit etiam maneria de Hamton et Warbling
ton in Southamton, 14 Edwardi III.
Urtiaco Henricus de Urtiaco tenet conjuncturi cum
[sive] Sibilla uxore sua manerium de Cory Rivell,
Lorty. cum advocacione ecclesie, Stoke Dristre et
Coklington, cum adyocacione ecclesie, et
manerium de Langport, et Jonannes est filius
et heres, 15 Edwardi III.
Russel. Theobaldus Russell tenuit die obitus manerium
de Derham, cum pertinenciis, in comitatu
Buckinham, per servicium unius feodi, et
tenuit de hereditate Elinore, uxore sue,
manerium de Manerland, in comitatu
Southamptonie ; tenuit etiam maneria de Hor
sington, in comitatu Somersetie, et Upton,
in comitatu Berks, et Radulphus est filius
et heres 16 Edwardi IIL
Basset. Radulphus Basset tenuit die obitus manerium
de Weldon in comitatu Northamptonie, et
Radulphus est filius et heres, 16 Edwardi III.
Audelegh. Margareta, que fuit uxor Hugonis Audelegh
[junior], comes Glocestrie, tenuit manerium
de Fordington, in comitatu Dorsetie, 16
Edwardi III. 20 — 2

3q8 Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.
Columbers. . PhiUippus de Columbers, et Elinora uxor, ut de
jure ejusdem Elinore, tenuit sibi et heredibus
masculis de corpore, maneria de Netherstawey
et Peryton, cum hamletta de Donhed per
Audeley. dimidium baronie. Remanere Jacobo Audeley
pro termino vite, remanere Rogero, filio Jacobi,
et heredes de corpore et pro defectu Nicolao,
filio et heredibus dicte Jacobi. Tenuit etiam
maneria de Barstable, Fremington, Holm,
Combmartyn, Bovetracy, Nymet Tracy.
quintam partem maneriide Torrington. mane
rium de Postling. in comitatu Cancie, et
Showe in Berks. Remanere Jacobo de
Columbers. Adelegh. Et Stephanus Columbers, parsona
Ecclesie de Shirwel, est frater et proximus
heres predicti Phillippi, i6 Edwardi III.
Moygne. Johannes le Moign tenuit die obitus manerium
de Oure, in comitatu Dorsetie per francam
[firmam], et Henricus de Moigne est filius et
heres, i6 Edwardi III.
Russel. Willelmus Russell filius Theobaldi tenet pro
termino vite sue manerium de Knighton, et
Theobaldus Russel est frater et heres, 17
Edwardi III.
St. John. Edwardus St. John obiit seisitus de manerio de
Basing, in comitatu Southampton, et Mar-
St. Philbert. gareta, uxor Johannis St. Philbert, et Isabella,
Burghersh. uxor Henrici Burghers, sunt sorores et heredes,
17 Edwardi III.
Denham. Oliverus Dinham tenuet die obitus manerium de
Sampford Peverell, in comitatu Devonie, et
Radulphus est filius et heres, 17 Edwardi
III.
Wilington. Joanna, que fuit uxor Johannis de Wilington,
tenuit die obitus manerium de Frampton
Coterel, et Radulphus est filius et heres, 19
Edwardi III.
De la Pole. Ricardus de la Pole tenuit die obitus terram in
comitatu Ebor, et dedit Joanne uxori sue, et
Willelmus de la Pole miles est filius et heres,
19 Edwardi III.

Tenants of Lands and Manors in England. 309

Fitzherbert.

Filloll.Boliun.
Botreaux.Dauney.
Burghers. Fitzwarren.
Fitz Reginald.
Botreaux.
Botreaux.
Alabaster.

Reginaldus Fitzherbert tenuit die obitus
manerium de Midsommer Norton et Hun
dredum de Norton, in comitatu Somersetie, et
manerium de Lewton. in comitatu Bedfordie.
et Edmondus Fitzherbert est filius et heres.
20 Edwardi III.
Margeria, que fuit uxor Johannis Filloll, tenet
manerium de Kellendon, in comitatu Es,sex,
remanere Ricardi Filloll, filio suo et heredi,
et quod Cecilia, uxor Johannis Bohun, et
Margeria, sunt filie et herede.s, 20 Edwardi III.
Reginaldus Botreaux tenet cum IsabeUa, uxore
sua, pro termino vite manerium de Caynersdon,
in comitatu Somersetie, et Willelmus Botreaux
est filius et heres, 20 Edwardi III.
Nicolaus Dauney tenuit die obitus manerium
de Madeford Terry, in comitatu Somerse
tie, et quod Johannes est fiHus et heres, et
Emma fuit filia et heres de Johannis, 20 Ed
wardi III.
Henricus de Burghers tenuit die quo obiit
manerium de Basing, in comitatu Southam
tonie, 21 Edwardi III.
Fulco Fitzwarren tenuit die quo obiit manerium
de Wanting, in comitatu Berks, et Whit
ington, in comitatu Salopie, per servicium
unius feodi, et Fulco est filius et heres,
23 Edwardi IIL
Matilda, que fuit uxor Petri filii Reginaldi,
tenuit die quo obiit manerium de West
kington, in comitatu Wiltes, 23 Edwardi 111.
Isabella, que fuit uxor Willelmi Botreaux,
[tenuit] terras in Wedon et Hardwike proxime
Alesbury, in comitatu Buckinghamie, 23
Edwardi III.
Willelmus Botreaux tenuit die quo obitus
manerium de Dupford, et hundredum de
Stanburgh, in comitatu Devonie, et Willel
mus est filius et heres, 24 Edwardi III.
Radulphus Alabaster obiit seisitus de diversis
tenertientis et cetera, et Alicia et Agneta
sunt sorores et heredes, 25 Edwardi 111.

310

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Dinham. OHverus Dinham tenuit die obitus manerium de
Samford et Aire Peverell, per servicium
quinto partis feodi, in comitatu Devonie,
26 Edwardi III.
Fitzpayn. Robertus Fitzpayne tenuit die obitus maneria
de Stoke Cursy [et] Reddeley et hundredum
de Canington, in comitatu Somersetie, una
cum advocacione ecclesie de Canington,
maneria de Cheriton et Cayry, in dicte
comitatu, manerium de Mershwood, in comi
tatu Dorcetie, et manerium de Chelburgh, in
dicte comitatu, 27 Edwardi III.
Warr. Johannes le Warr obiit seisitus de manerio de
Wikewarr, in comitatu Glocestrie, et Rogerus
est filius et heres, 27 Edwardi III.
Sifrewast. Joanna, que fuit uxor Roberti Siferwast, tenuit
manerium de Hoke, in comitatu Dorcetie,
per servicium militare, 29 Edwardi III.
Martyn. Robertus Martyn tenuit die obitus manerium
de Rockborn, in comitatu Southamptonie, et
Combe Byset, in comitatu Wiltes, 29 Ed
wardi III.
Fitzpayn. Ella, que fuit uxor Roberti Fitzpayn, tenet
maneria de Stokecursy [et] Radway, et
hundredum de Canington in comitatu
Somersetie in capite, 30 Edwardi III.
Burgheirs. Johannes Burgheirs tenet manerium de Est-
worlegham, et unum capitalem messuagium
et trecentas acras terre, in comitatu South
amtonie, 31 Edwardi III.
Fitpayn. Robertus Fitzpayn obiit seisitus de quibusdam
terris, in comitatu Somersetie, et Isabella,
uxor Johannis Chideok, est filia et heres,
31 Edwardi III.
Fitzherbert. Reginaldus Fitzherbert obiit seisitus de quinta
parte manerii de Midsommernorton, in comi
tatu Somersetie, 33 Edwardi III.
De la Pole. Henricus de la Pole tenet manerium de Hamton
et Brigge, in comitatu Oxfordie, et terram in
Gilford, in comitatu Surrey, 33 Edwardi III.

Tenants of Lands and Manors in England. 3 1 1

Seamor.

Brotherton.

Manny. Ufford.
Montagu.

St. Maur.

Fitzwarren.

Hussey.

Wake. Mitchell. Kaynes.

Fitz Roger.
Bechamp,

Thomas Seamor tenet unum messuagium et
diversas terras in Poldon, cum advocacione
ecclesie ibidem in comitatu Wiltes, per ser
vicium militare, 33 Edwardi III.
Thomas de Brotherton, comes Norffolkie, et
marescallus Anglie, obiit seisitus de diversis
terris et cetera, et Margareta uxor [Johanni,
Domini Segrave, et postea] Walteri Manny,
Elizabetha [Johanna] uxor Walteri [Willelmi]
de TJfford [comes Suffolcie] et Matilda que
fuit filia Alicia, nuper uxor Edwardi Montagu,
sunt filie [et neptis] et heredes predicti Thome
Brotherton, 34 Edwardi III.
Nicolaus St. Maur tenuit maneria de Castle
Cary et Marsh, cum burgo de Wymbulton,
maneria de Northbarn et Broughton, Somer
setshire, et Wynfred, in comitatu Dorcetie,
35 Edwardi III.
Willelmus Fitzwarren tenuit manerium de
Houghton in comitatu Dorcetie in capite,
maneria de Ubruer Pernttendy et Wern-
plokenet in comitatu Somersetie, villam de
Wilton et xl^ reditus in Bernford, in comitatu
Wiltes in capite, 35 Edwardi III.
Reginaldus Hussey tenuit manerium de Burton
Stacy, in comitatu Southamtonie. 35 Ed
wardi III.
Johannes Wake obiit seisitus de diversis terris
in comitatu Somersetie, et Elizabetha, uxor
Ricardi Michell, Thomas filius Isabelle
Kaynes, et Joanna uxor . . . sunt filie [et
nepos] et heredes, 35 Edwardi III.
Henricus Fitz Roger tenuit manerium de
Sellings, in comitatu Cancie, 36 Edwardi III.
Johannes Bechamp de Somersetshire tenuit
maneria de Stoke subtus Hamden, Mid
sommer Norton, Welweton et Widecomb in
capite, maneria de Hurberton et Brixham, in
comitatu Devonie, et Little Holm in comitatu
Stafford, 36 Edwardi III.

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De.la Pole. Katerina, que fuit uxor Thome de la Pole,
tenuit manerium de Rameridge, in comitatu
Southamtonie, manerium de Marsh, cum advo
cacione ecclesie in Buckingham.shire, unum
messuagium cum pertinenciis in Cork, in
comitatu Wiltes, 36 Edwardi HI.
Courteney. ; Thomas Courteney, miles, tenuit manerium de
Maperton cum membris Hamilton et Clopton,
maneria de South Cadbury et Wootton, in
comitatu Somersetie, 36 Edwardi III.
Erie. Elizabetha, que fuit uxor Johannis Erie, tenuit
die obitus manerium de Sommerton Erlegh
in comitatu Somersete, 36 Edwardi III.
Talbot. Johannes Talbot miles, filius et heres Johannis
Talbot, de Castro Ricardi, militis, et Juliane
uxoris ejus, 36 Edwardi III.
Carew. Johannes de Carew, miles; obiit seisitus de
maneriis de Otery et Stoke Fleming, in
comitatu Devonie, et cetera, et Laurencius est
filius et heres. 36 Edwardi III.
Rous. Thomas de Rous tenuit die obitus manerium de
Harescoort, in comitatu Glocestrie, et Juliana
Herl. uxor Andree Herle est filia et heres [Inq.
p. m. 48] Edwardi HI.
Carrant. Willelmus Carrant obiit seisitus de diversis
terris in comitatu Somersetie, et Willelmus
est filius et heres, 37 Edwardi HI.
Pakenham. Henricus de Pakenham, obiit seisitus de diversis
Ufford. terris et cetera, et Robertus Ufford, comes
Suffolcie est consanguineus et heres, 37 Ed
wardi HI.
Dawbeney. Ricardus qui fuit filius Elizabethe [Elias]*
Dawbeney tenuit manerium [medietatis
manerii] de la Kingsholm, in comitatu
Glocestrie, per serjanciam [Inq. p. m.], 38 Ed
wardi III.

* Elizabeth was the daughter of Elias Dawbeney, and inherited one half of
the manor of Kingsholm on the death of her brother, Richard Dawbeney. —
Eds.

Tenants of Lands and Manors in England. 313
Alabaster. Agneta Alablaster soror et heres Alicie filie et
heredis Walteri Alabaster [Inq. p. m., 38 Ed
wardi III.], 39 Edwardi III.
Molyns. Egidia, que fuit uxor Johannis Molyns, tenuit
die obitus maneria de Aston Bernard et
Ilmere, in comitatu Barks, et Willelmus
Molyns est filius et heres, 41 Edwardi III.
St. Maur. Nicolaus filius Nicolai St. Maur tenuit die obitus
manerium de Northmolton, in comitatu
Devonie, et Willelmus est filius et heres,
41 Edwardi III.
Bechamp. Johannes Bechamp de Somersetshire, tenuit tria
feoda in Portlemouth, Delton, Sourle, Alneston
et Rake ; quartam partem feodis in Tavy-
bemor, unum feodum in Thurleston, unum
feodum in Weston, dimidium feodi in Whitley
et Thorn, dimidium feodi in Southbroke,
octavam partem feodi in Thorleston, sextam
decimam partem feodi in Burgh Pomeray,
terciam decimam partem feodi in Rotherford,
quartam partem feodi in Coletonprall, unum
feodum in Stancomb et Wolston, unum
feodum in Alwington Crispin, unum feodum
in Mewy, unum feodum in Shann et Halge-
well, dimidium feodi in Godmewy Pomeray,
unum feodum in FernhuU, decimam partem
feodi in Brestinworth, octavam partem feodi
in Washborn, vicesimam partem feodi in
CHfton Mauncell, quartam partem feodi in
Crbkedon, trigesimam partem in Scopcomb,
trigesimam sextam partem feodi in Brugg,
vicesimam partem feodi in la Moxe, quadra-
gesimam partem feodi in Helepayn, vicesimam
partem feodi in Crokedon, et dimidium feodi
in Hurbernford, in comitatu Devonie, 42 Ed
wardi III.
Sturmy. Henricus Sturmy obiit seisitus de diversis terris
in comitatu Wiltes, et Henricus Sturmy est
filius et heres, 42 Edwardi III.
Molynes. Willelmus Molyns, filius et heres Johannis
Molyns, et Egidie uxoris ejus, 43 Edwardi III.
Esturmy. Henricus Esturmy obiit seisitus de diversis terris
in comitatu Wiltes, et Henricus est filius et
heres, 42 Edwardi III.

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Botreaux. EHzabetha, uxor WUlielmi Botreaux, militis,
filia Katerine, Robertus filius Marmaduci
Lumley. Lumley filie Lucie, et Isabella uxor Walteri
Pedwardyn. Pedwardin, miHtis, filie Margarete sororum
Twenge. Thome Twenge sunt consanguinei et heredes
dicti Thome Twenge, 43 Edwardi III.
Everard. Edmondus Everard, miles, obiit seisitus de
terris in comitatu Somersetie, et Elizabetha
Loundres. uxor Roberti Loundres, et Margareta uxor
Ramesburgh. Thome de Ramesburgh, sunt sorores et
heredes dicti Edmondi, 44 Edwardi III.
Warr. Johannes le Warr obiit .seisitus de manerio de
Wikeware et aliis terris in comitatu Glocestrie,
et Rogerus est frater et heres predicti Johannis,
44 Edwardi III.
Cary. Edmondus Cary obiit seisitus de diversis terris
et cetera, et Juliana est soror et heres, 46 Ed
wardi III.
Pomeray. Henricus de la Pomeray obiit seisitus de
manerio de Byry et aliis terris, in comitatu
Devonie, et Johannes est filius et heres,
48 Edwardi III.
Chideok. Joanna, uxor Johannis Chideok, militis, et Ella
Bradeston. de Bradeston, sunt filie [et] heredes Alicie
Paveley. filie et heredis Johannis de Paveley, 49 Ed
wardi III.
Pipard. Willelmus Pipard obiit seisitus de diversis terris
in comitatu Cornubie, et Margereta uxor
Lisley. Gerardi filii Warini de Insula, et Margeria.
Hammeley. uxor Osberti Hameley, sunt filie et heredes,
50 Edwardi III.
Burghers. Bartholomeus Burghers, miles, tenuit die obitus,
maneria de Hugkredebury, Stedert et Ohern,
in comitatu Wiltes de rege, in capite, et
Spencer. Elizabetha, uxor Edwardi Spencer, est filia
et heres, i Ricardi II.
Molines. Willelmus Molines. miles, tenuit die obitus
manerium de Whitley, in comitatu Wiltes,
manerium de Henley super Tamisim, et
Ricardus est filius et heres, etatis 20 annorum,
I Ricardi 11.

Tenants of Lands and Manors in England. 315
ArundeU. Johannes ArundeU, miles, tenuit conjunctim
cum Elinora uxore sua, sibi et heredibus de
corpore [eorum] manerium de Estmorden, in
comitatu Dorsetie, maneria de Cocklington.
Stoke Trestre [et] Boxford cum balliva de
Selwood, in comitatu Somersetie, cum diversis
terris in comitatu Wiltes et Kent, et Johannes
Arondell est filius et heres eorum et etatis
15 annorum, 2 Ricardi II.
Audelegh. Jacobus de Audelegh, miles, tenuit die obitus,
maneria de Newburg et Forde in comitatu
Salopie, manerium de Broughton, in comitatu
Wiltes, manerium de Stowey infer Peryton,
et Donend cum pertinencns. in capite predicta
baronia. manerium de Blakdon cum advo
cacione ecclesie, in comitatu Somersetie. Et
tenet conjunctim cum Isabella, uxore sua, pro
termino vite, remanere heredibus masculis,
remanere Regi, maneria de Barnstable,
Combemartin, Dertington, Fremington et
Southmolton, cum advocacione ecclesiorum,
maneria de Bovitracy, Northlew [et] Holdes
worthy, in comitatu Devonie, et Talkbaro, in
comitatu Cornwallie. Et tenet sibi et Isabelle
uxore et heredis de corpore eorum maneria
de Nymet Tracy et Holn, cum pertinenciis,
et Nicolaus est filius et heres, [10] Ricardi II.
Molines. WiUelmus Molines, miles, tenuit de hereditate
Margarete, uxore sue, maneriam de Elton,
in comitatu Cancie, et Ricardus est filius et
• heres eorum, 4 Ricardi II.
Gorges. Theobaldus Gorges, miles, tenuit die obitus
castellum de Caresbrooke, in Insula Vecte,
et manerium de Kington, per servicium unius
feodi, in comitatu Southamtonie, et manerium
de Braunton, in comitatu Devonie, quartam
partem manerii de Sturmister, in comitatu
Dorsetie, et Ricardus est filius et heres, et
est etatis 28 annorum, 4 Ricardi II.
Gorges. Radulphus de Gorges obiit seisitus de terris ut
supra, et Bartholemeus Gorges est frater et
here.s, 5 Ricardi II.
Latymer. Robertus Latimer, miles, obiit seisitus de
quibusdam terris in comitatu Dorsetie, et
Robertus filius et heres est, etatis 21 annorum,
5 Ricardi II.

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Fitz Roger.
Bonvil. Ufford.
Willoby. Scales.
Ferrers.
Fitz Warren.

Denham.

Newburgh. Hawisia de Newburgh, que fuit uxor Thome
Newburgh, tenuit die obitus manerium de
Wynfred, in comitatu Dorsetie, et Johannes
filius Johannis filii dictorum Thome et
Matilde, est consanguineus et proxime heres,
5 Ricardi II.
Thomas Fitz Roger tenuit die obitus medium
manerii de Sellings, in comitatu Cancie, et
quod Elizabetha, uxor Johannis Bonvill, filii
et heredis Willelmi BonvU, militis, est con-
sanguinea et proxime heres. 5 Ricardi II.
Willelmus Ufford. comes Suffolkie, obiit seisitus
de diversis terris, et quod Robertus Willoby,
Rogerus dominus Scales, et Henricus Ferrers
de Groby, sunt consanguines et proxime
heredes predicti Willelmi. 5 Ricardi II.
Fulco Fitzwarren tenuit die obitus manerium
de Whitington, in comitatu Salopie, et
dimidium manerii de Fitzherbert, in comitatu
Wiltes, et Fulco est filius et heres, et etatis
31 annorum, 5 Ricardi II.
Johannes Denham, miles, tenuit die obitus
maneria de Hartland, Notwell, Comb et
Harpford, in comitatu Devonie, et Johannes
est filiua et heres etatis . . . annorum. Tenuit
etiam maneria de Cardynan, Boderell et
Donuguy, in Cornubia, et Bokland Dinham,
in comitatu Somersetie, 5 Ricardi II.
Argenton. Johannes Argenton, miles, tenuit maneria de
Wymondlegh Magna et Par^a, cum advoca
cione ecclesia. terras in Throcton, per servicium
corone, et Margareta, fiUa Joanne, nuper uxoris
Naunton. Bartholomei Naunton. Baldwinus St. George
St. George. filius Baldwini et Elizabethe, secunde filiarum,
Fitzwarren. et Matilda, uxor Ivonis Fitzwarren, tertia
Argenton. filia, sunt heredes dictis Johannis Argenton,
5 Ricardi II. Tenuit etiam dictus Johannes
Argenton, miles, cum Margeria uxore sua,
ad terminum vite, manerium. de Halisworth,
remanere Willelmo Argenton et Elizabethe
Kinderston. filie WUlelmi de Kinderston et heredibus
ipsius Willelmi, 5 Ricardi II.
Sturmy. Galfridus, frater et heres Henrici Esturmy, obiit
seisitus de diversis terris in comitatu Wiltes, et
Willelmus est filius et heres. 5 Ricardi II.

Tenants of Lands and Manors in England. 317
Basset; Willelmus Basset tenuit die obitus manerium de
Ipisden, in comitatu Oxfordie, de honore de
Walingford, et Johannes Basset est filius et
heres, 7 Ricardi II.
Matravers. Johannes Matravers, miles, tenuit die obitus
manerium de Hoke, in comitatu Dorsetie,
cum Elizabethe, uxore sua, et quod Matilda
De la Mare. uxor Petri de la Mare, et EHzabetha, sunt
filie et heredes predictorum Johannis et
Elizabethe, 7 Ricardi II. Tenuit etiam
Fitz Roger. manerium de Crawell, cum advocacione
[ecclesiae], tenet de honore de Walingford. in
Oxfordie, medium manerii de Westkington, in
comitatu Wiltes, quod fuit in manu Regis per
mortem Thome Fitz Roger, durante minori
etate Elizabethe uxoris Johannis Bonvile,
consanguinie et heredis dicti Thome Fitz
Roger, 7 Ricardi II.
Basset. Johannes Basset tenuit die obitus manerium de
Ipisden, in comitatu Oxonie, et Johannes
Basset est filius et heres, 10 Ricardi II.
Dawbeney. Egidius Dawbeney, miles, tenuit die obitus
manerium de South Pederton cum hamlettis
de Barington, Donyeate, Southaier et Chelston,
cum hundredo de'Southpetherton, cum diversis
terris in Kinemerston, in comitatu Somersetie,
et Egidius est filius et heres. Tenuit etiam
maneria de Foweton cum Travey versus
Polruan, et Lumberdlowe cum balliva hundredi
de Westwenelshire, ut de ducatu de Cornwall,
et castello de Launceston, 10 Ricardi II.
Russel. Alicia, que fuit uxor Radulphi Russell, militis,
tenuit pro termino vite manerium de Upton,
in comitatu Barks, remanere Mauricis
Russell, fiUo dicti Radulphi. Tenuit etiam
duas partes manerii de Athelinton, cum advo
cacione ecclesie, remanere post mortem Alicie,
Theobaldo Russell, filio dictorum Radulphi et
Alicie, et heredibus, et pro defectu Johannis
fratri ejusdem. Tenuit etiam terciam partem
manerii de Kingston Russell, in comitatu
Dorsetie, per servicium mUitum, et etiam
manerium de Horsington, in comitatu Somer
setie, 10 Ricardi II.

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Chideok. Johannes Chideok. miles, obiit seisitus de diversis
terris, in comitatu Somersetie et Dorsetie, et
Johannes est filius et heres, 12 Ricardi II.
Hussey. Ancreta, que fuit uxor Henrici Hussey, tenuit
medium manerii de Saperton, in comitatu Glo
cestrie, et Henricus Hussey est filius et heres
predictorum Henrici et Ancrete, 13 Ricardi II.
Bonvil. Johannes BonvUl, miles, tenuit die obitus
manerium de Lobbenham, in comitatu Leces
trie, de ducatu Lancastrie, et Thomas Bonvil
est filius et heres, 13 Ricardi II.
Carew. Robertus de Careu obiit seisitus de quibusdam
terris in ... et cetera, et Nicolaus est filius et
heres, 14 Ricardi II.
Carew. Nicolaus de Careu obiit seisitus, et cetera, et
Nicolaus est filius et heres, 14 Ricardi II.
Denbaud. Johannes Denbaud tenuit die obitus manerium
de Henton St. George, in comitatu Somer
setie, et Thomas est filius et heres, 14 Ricardi 1 1.
Chideok. Johannes Chideok, mUes. tenuit conjunctim cum
Joanna, uxore sua. quartam partem manerii
de Westbery, cum hundredo, et quartam
partem manerii de Hulprington, de honore de
Trobrigg, in comitatu Wiltes. et Johannes est
filius et heres, 14 Ricardi II.
Botreaux. Willelmus Botreaux, miles, [tenuit] cum EHza
betha, uxore ejus, heredibus masculis de
corpore eorum maneria de North Cadbury [et].
Kinemerston, cum terris in Barington, South-
petherton. Stretton [et] Chilton, et Willelmus
Botreaux, miles, est filius et heres. 1 5 Ricardi II.
Tenuit etiam manerium de Parva Barkham
sted, in comitatu Hereford, manerium de
Upton Mules, in comitatu Barks, manerium de
EUingham, cum pertinenciis vocatum Mules,
in comitatu Southamtonie, manerium de Dupe
ford et hundredum de Stanburgh, heredibus
masculis ; manerium de Witherige, cum hun
dredo, in comitatu Devonie, maneria de Pen
hele, Wothenale, Botreaux Castell, Botelet,
Tremethon, Lananton, Boswygy et Trewornall,
pro termino vite eorum ; remanere Willelmo
Botreaux filio dictorum Willelmi et Elizabethe.
Tenuit etiam maneriam de Crukehamton et
Trewathenant, tenentur de honore et castro
de Launceston, 15 Ricardi II.

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Fitzwarren. Fulco Fitzwarren tenuit die obitus, conjunctim
cum Elizabetha, uxore sua, duas partes
manerii de Wiggebeare, in comitatu Somer
setie, maneria de Holne et Nymet Tracy, et
manerium de Baunton, in comitatu Devonie,
et manerium de Whitington in comitatu
Salopie, et Fulco est fiHus et heres, 15 Ri
cardi II.
Burghersh. Johannes Burgheirs tenuit die obitus terciam
partes manerii de Scendelby. in comitatu
Lincolnie. et Margareta et Matilda sunt filie
et heredes, 15 Ricardi II.
Fitzpayn. Robertus Fitzpayn tenuit die obitus maneria de
Stokecurcy. Rodway, Cary et Carlet, cum
hundredo de Canington, in comitatu Somer
setie, terras in Wynyeat et Brighamton, et
Poyninges. quod Isabella, uxor Ricardi Poyning, est filia
et heres, 15 Ricardi II.
Fitzwarren. Elizabetha, que fuit uxor Fulconis Fitzwarren,
tenuit die obitus manerium de Nymet Tracy,
in comitatu Devonie, et Fulco est filius et
heres. 21 Ricardi II.
Seamor. WiUelmus Seamor tenuit die obitus manerium
de Hach Bechamp cum advocacione ecclesie,
in comitatu Somersetie, cum consensu et
TurbervU. relaxacione Cecilie Turbervil, quondam uxoris
Rogeri Seamor militis. patris dicti Willelmi.
et Rogerus est filius et heres, 15 Ricardi II.
Herring. Alicia, que fuit uxor Johannis Herryng, tenuit
die obitus manerium de Thornston, et Jo
hannes Herryng est filius et heres, 15
Ricardi II.
Devereux. Johannes Devereux, miles, filius Johannis, filii
Symonis Devereux, de Standen et Sage,
De la Forde. uxoris ejus sororis et heredis Jacobi de la
Ford, patris Ricardi, patris Isabelle, cujus
heres ipse Johannes Devereux est, 16
Ricardi II.
Herring. Johannes Herring de Thornston obiit seisitus de
terris in comitatu Dorcetie, et Henricus
Herring, clericus, est frater est heres, 17
Ricardi II.

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Willoughby. Robertus Willoughby, miles, filius CeciHe
Norwich. Ufford, filie Margarete, filie Johannis Norwich,
Scales. Robertus de Scales, miles, fiHus Rogeri, filii
Katerine, filie dicte Margarete, Willelmus
Ferrers. Ferrers de Groby, miles, filius Henrici, filii
Margarete, filie dicte Margarete, filie Johannis
Norwich. Norwich, et sororis Johannis Norwich, sunt
consanguines et heredes dicti Johannis Nor
wich, 19 Ricardi II.
Kenne. Johannes Kenne de Somersetshire, filius et
Try. heres Isabelle, quondam uxoris Johannes
Boteler. Try, sororis et heredis Almavici le Botiler,
militis, 20 Ricardi II.
Arondell. Johannes Arondell, miles, filius et heres Jo-
Carmyno. hannis, filii Elizabethe, filie Oliver! Carmyno,
filii Rogeri Carmyno, militis, patris Thome
Trevarthian. Carmyno, armigeri, patris Joanne, et Johannes
Trevarthian, filius Matilde, filie dicti OHveri,
sunt consanguines et heredes predicte Joanne
filie predicti Thome, 20 Ricardi II.
Molins. Ricardus Molines, filius Willelmi Molins, miHtis,
obiit seisitus, et cetera, et Willelmus Molines
est filius et heres. 20 Ricardi II.
Courtney. Phillippus Courteney obiit seisitus de diversus
terris in comitatu Devonie, et Willelmus est
filius et heres, 3 Henrici IV.
Denys. Gilbertus Denys obiit seisitus de terris in comi
tatu Glocestrie, et Mauricius Denys est filius
et heres, 9 Henrici IV.
Tomer. Johannes, filius et heres Ricardi de Tomer,
obiit seisitus de manerio de Tomer, in comi
tatu Somersetie, et Alicia, uxor Willelmi
Carrant. Carrant, et Editha, sunt sorores et heredes
dicti Johannis, 10 Henrici IV.
Bache. Joanne, que fuit uxor Johannis Bache, obiit
seisita de diversis terris in comitatibus Dor
cetie, Somersetie et Wiltes, et Johannes
Chideok. Chideok est filius et heres. 1 1 Henrici IV.
Tuchet. Johannes Tuchet, miles, filius Johannis, filii
Audeley. Joanne, sororis et unius heredium Nicolai
Audelegh. 12 Henrici IV.

Tenants of Lands and Manors in England. 321

Marney. Elizabetha, uxor Willelmi Marney, miHtis, [et]
Passelew. Philippa, uxor Roberti Passelew, sunt sorores
et heredes Joanne, sororis et una heredis
Sergeaux. Ricardi de Sergeaux, militis. filii et heredis
Ricardi Sergeaux. militis, et Philippe uxoris
ejus, 12 Henrici IV.
Kingston. Elizabetha, uxor Johannis Kingston, militis,
Calston. Elizabetha, filia Joanne, uxoris Thome Cal-
ston. secunda filia, et Sibilla, sunt filie et
Chelrey. heredes Thome Chelrey, et Elizabethe, uxoris
suis, 13 Henrici IV.
Fitzwarren. Ivo Fitzwarren, miles, obiit seisitus de terris in
comitatibus Somersetie et Wiltes, et Eliza-
Chideok. betha. uxor Johannis Chideok, armigeri, est
filia et heres, 2 Henrici V.
Marney. Thomas Marney est filius et heres Willelmi
Marney, militis, et Elizabethe uxoris ejus,
2 Henrici V.
Arondel. Johannes Arondell obiit seisitus, et cetera, et
Johannas Arondell. de ArondeU, Dominus
Matravers. Matravers, est filius et heres, 3 Henrici V.
Fitz Nicoll. Thomas Fitz NicoU obiit seisitus de terris in
comitatu Glocestrie, et Katerina, uxor Roberti
Poyntz. Poyntz, et Elinora, uxor Johannis Brownyng,
Brownyng. sunt filie et heredes predicti Thome, 6 Hen
rici V.
Servinton. Oliverus Servinton obiit seisitus de terris in
Wiltes et Devonia, et Oliverus est filius et
heres, 7 Henrici V.
Seamor. Johannes Seamor, miles, obiit seisitus de terris
in comitatu Somersetie, et Johannes Seamor,
miles, est filius et heres, 8 Henrici V.
Servinton. Oliverus Servintoti, filius et heres Johannis
Cervinton, obiit seisitus de terris in Wiltes,
et David est frater et heres predicti OHveri,
8 Henrici V.
Tuchet. Johannes Tuchet obiit seisitus de terris in
comitatu Somersetie, et Jacobus est filius et
heres, 8 Henrici V.
Hull. Nicolaus HuU, filius et heres Christiane, unius
Walsh. sororum et heredum Nicolai Le Walsh, 9 Hen
rici V. 21

322 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
Chideok. Johannes Chideok, miles, obiit seisitus de
diversis terris in comitatibus Glocestrie et
Dorsetie, et Johannes est filius et heres,
I Henrici VI.
Horsey. Johannes Horsey obiit seisitus de diversis terris
in comitatu Somersetie, et Henricus Horsey
est filius et heres, i Henrici VI.
Marney. Thomas Marney obiit seisitus de diversis terris
in comitatu Cornubie, et Johannes est frater
et heres, 2 Henrici VI.
Cheyney. Willelmus Cheyney obiit seisitus de terris in
comitatibus Wiltes, Dorsetie et Devonie, et
Edmondus est filius et heres, 2 Henrici VI.
St. Liger. Johannes St. Liger, filius et heres Philippi St.
Liger, obiit seisitus de terris in comitatu ...
et cetera, et Thomas est frater et heres,
2 Henrici VI.
Bevill. Johannes Bevill obiit seisitus de diversis terris
in comitatu Cornubie, et Humfricus Bevill
est filius et heres. 4 Henrici VI.
Sturmy. Matilda, filia et heres Willelmi Sturmy, mUitis,
obiit seisita de terris in comitatu Wiltes, et
Seamor. Johannes Semor est filius et heres dicte
Matilde, 6 Henrici VI.
Gorges. Theobaldus Gorges, miles, filius et heres Thome,
filii et heredis Theobaldi, patris Radulphi,
patris Mauricii, patris Thome est consan
guineus et heres predicte Thome, 10 Hen
rici VI.
Cheyney. Joanna, que fuit uxor Willelmi Cheyney, militis,
obiit seisita de terris in comitatu Dorcetie, et
PhilloU. Johannes PhilloU est filius et heres dicte
Joanne, 12 Henrici VI.
Clifford. Thomas Clifford [est] filius et heres Johannis,
nuper domini Clifford, et Elizabethe uxoris
sue, 12 Henrici VI.
Bigbery. Willelmus Bigbery obiit seisitus de terris in
comitatu Devonie, et Margareta et Elizabetha
sunt filie et heredes predicti WiUelmi, 10 Hen
rici VI.

Tenants of Lands and Manors in England. 323

Chideok. ' Johannes Chideok, miles, obiit seisitus de terris
in comitatibus Glocestrie et Dorcetie, et
Stafford. Katerina, uxor Willelmi Stafford, et Margareta,
Sturton. uxor Willelmi Sturton, sunt filie et heredes
predicti Johannis, 18 Henrici VI.
Brooke. Thomas Broke, miles, obiit seisitus de terris in
comitatu Somersetie, et Edwardus Brooke.
miles, est filius et heres, 21 Henrici VI.
Hawley. Johannes Hawley obiit seisitus de terris in
comitatu Devonie, et Elizabetha uxor Johannis
Copleston. Copleston est filia et heres, 21 Henrici VI.
Dawbeney. Egidius Dawbeney obiit seisitus de terris in
comitatu Somersetie, et Willelmus est filius
et heres, 24 Henrici VI.
St. Low. Johannes St. Low obiit seisitus de terris in
comitatu Wiltes, et Nicolaus St. Low est
filius et heres, 27 Henrici VI.
[Crookehorn.] Johannes Crookehorn obiit seisitus de terris
in comitatibus Somersetie et Dorsetie, et
Ricardus est filius et heres, 29 Henrici VI.
Horsey. Willelmus Horsey obiit seisitus de diversis terris
I in comitatu Somersetie, et Thomas Horsey
est filius et heres, 3 Edwardi IV.
Blewet. Johannes Blewet obiit seisitus de diversis terris
in comitatibus Devonie et Somersetie, et
Walterus Bluet est filius et heres. 3 Ed
wardi IV.
Tuchet, Jacobus Tuchet obiit seisitus de terris in comitatu
Somersetie, et Johannes est filius et heres. 5
Henrici VI.
Chudlegh. Johannes Chudlegh obiit seisitus de diversis
terris in comitatu Devonie. et Robertus Chud
legh est cognatus et heres. 6 Edwardi IV.
Killigru. Johannes KiUigrew obiit seisitus de diversis
terris in comitatu Cornubie, et Johannes est
filius et heres. 7 Edwardi IV.
Fulford. Baldwinus Fulford. miles, obiit seisitus de terris
in comitatu Devonie, et Thomas est filius et
heres. 15 Edwardi IV.
PhilloU. Johannes PhilloU obiit seisitus de terris in comi
tatu Dorsetie, et Willelmus est fiHus et heres,
12 Edwardi IV. 2 1 — 2

324 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
Gorges. Walterus Gorges obiit seisitus de terris in comi
tatu Somersetie, et Edmondus Gorges est filius
et heres, l8 Edwardi IV.
Baunfild. Walterus Baunfild obiit seisitus de quibusdam
terris in comitatu Devonie, et Andreas est
filius et heres, 19 Edwardi IV.
Souch. Johannes Dominus Zouch, obiit seisitus de
terris in comitatu Devonie, et Willelmus est
filius et heres, 20 Edwardi IV.
Blewet. Walterus Blewet obiit seisitus de diversis terris
in comitatibus Devonie et Somersetie, et
Nicolaus est filius et heres, 21 Edwardi IV.
Seamor. Johannes Seamor, cognatus et heres Johannis
Seamor, militis, videlicet filius Johannis
Seamor, armigeri, filii dicti Johannis Seamor,
militis, I Henrici VII.
Courtney. Willelmus Courtney, miles, obiit seisitus de terris
in comitatu Devonie, et Willelmus Courtney
est filius et heres, i Henrici VIL
Dernford. Jacobus Dernford obiit seisitus de diversis terris
in comitatibus Devonie et Cornubie, et
Dinham. Joanna, uxor Caroli Dinham. est filia et heres
dicti Jacobi, 5 Henrici VII.
Hach. Johannes Hach obiit seisitus de terris in comi
tatu Devonie, et Thomas Hach est filius et
heres, 6 Henrici VII.
Walrond. Johannes Walrond obiit seisitus de terris in
comitatu Devonie, et Humfridus Walrond est
filius et heres, 9 Henrici VII.
Catesby. Georgius Catesby, filius et heres Margarete, filie
Zouch. et heredis Willelmi Domini Zouch, et Eliza
bethe, uxoris ejus, 10 Henrici VIL
Edgcomb. Ricardus Edgcomb, miles, obiit seisitus de terris
in comitatibus Devonie et Cornubie, et Petrus
Edgcomb, miles, est filius et heres, 12
Henrici VII.
Clifford. Johannes Dominus Clifford, obiit seisitus de
diversis terris et cetera, et Henricus est filius
et heres, 15 Henrici VII.

Tenants of Lands and Manors in England. 325

Stonar.

Pomeray.
Gorges. Zouch. [Marney.] Cervinton.
Carew. Carrant.

Fortescu.Stonar.
Nevill.Montacut,
Scrope.Brandon.Browne.
Dacres. Brooke.

Courtney.

Thomas Stonar, armiger, consanguineus et heres
masculus Johannis Stonar, videlicet frater
Willelmi Stonar, militis, patris predicti
Johannis Stonar, qui dictus Willelmus et
Thomas fuerunt filii Thome Stonar, 15
Henrici VII.
Edwardus Pomeray, filius et heres Ricardi
Pomeray, fuit consanguineus Henrici Pomeray,
patris dicti Ricardi, 16 Henrici VII.
Ricardus Gorges obiit seisitus de diversis terris
et cetera et Marmaduk Gorges est filius et
heres, 17 Henrici VII.
WiUelmus Zouch, miles, obiit seisitus de diversis
terris et cetera et Johannes est filius et heres,
17 Henrici VII.
Johannes Marney obut seisitus de diversis terris
et cetera, et Henricus Marney est filius et
heres, 17 Henrici VII.
Edwardus Cervinton obiit seisitus de terris in
comitatibus Devonie et Wiltes, et Walterus
est filius et heres, 18 Henrici VII.
Jacobus Carew obiit seisitus de terris et cetera,
et Ricardus Carewe est filius et heres, 19
Henrici VII.
Johannes Carrant obiit seisitus de terris in
comitatu Somersede, ut Willelmus Carrant
est filius et heres, 21 Henrici VII.
Adrianus Fortescu, miles, Anna uxor ejus, soror
et heres Johannis Stonar, filii et heredis
Anna, uxoris Ricardi Stonar, militis, sororis
et unius heredum Georgu Nevill. filii et
heredis Isabelle, Marchionis Montacut, Eliza
betha Scroope, secunda soror Margareta. uxor
Caroli Brandon, tercia Lucia Browne quarta
soror et Isabella Dacres vidua quinta soror et
heredum, 23 Henrici VII.
Johannes Brooke de Cobham, miles, obiit seisitus
de terris in comitatu Devonie et Somersetie,
et Thomas est filius et heres, 4 Henrici VIIL
WiUelmus Courteney, mUes, seisitus obiit de
terris in comitatu Devonie et WiUelmus est
filius et heres, 4 Henrici VIII.

326 Note- Book of Tristram Risdon.
Troutbeck. Willelmus Troutebek obiit seisitus de terris in
comitatu Devonie et alibi, et Margareta uxor
Talbot. Johannis Talbot est fiUa et heres, 4 Henrici
VIIL
Zouch. Joanna, uxor Johannis, domini Zouch, soror et
Denham. una heredum Johannis, domini Denham, obiit
seisita de terris in comitatu Devonie, et
Johannes, dominus Zouch, est filius et heres,
[post 18] Henrici VIII.
Ormond. Anna uxor Thome Comitis Ormond, filia et
Hankford. heres Ricardi Hankford, militis, obiit seisita
de terris in comitatu Devonie, et Anna St.
St. Leger. Leger et Margareta Boleyn sunt filie et
Boleyn. heredes. 8 Henrici VIIL
Vere. Johannes Vere. comes Oxonie, obiit seisitus de
terris in comitatu Devonie, et Johannes Vere,
Comes Oxonie, est consanguineus et heres,
videlicet, filius Georgii Vere, filii dicti Johannis
Vere, Comitis Oxonie, 12 Henrici VIIL
Ralegh. Edwardus Ralegh, miles, obiit seisitus de terris
in comitatu Devonie, et Georgius Ralegh est
cognatus et heres, videlicet, filius Edwardi.
filii dicti Edwardi Ralegh, militis, 13 Hen
rici VIII.
St. Leger. Jacobus St. Leger obiit seisitus et cetera, et
Georgius St. Leger est filius et heres, 13 Hen
rici VIIL
St. Loe. Nicolaus St. Loe obiit seisitus de diversis terris
et cetera, et Johannes St. Loe est filius et
heres, 13 Henrici VIII.
Gorges. Edmondus Gorges obiit seisitus de terris in
comitatu Somersetie, et Edwardus Gorges,
miles, est filius et heres, 17 Henrici VIII.
Fulford. Willelmus Fulford obiit seisitus de terris in
comitatu Devonie, et Johannes Fulford est
filius et heres, 17 Henrici VIIL
Holland. Johannes HoUand obiit seisitus de terris in
comitatu Devonie, et quod Thomazina, uxor
Johannis Carew, est filia et heres, ... Hen
rici VIIL
Ralegh. Wymondus Ralegh obiit seisitus de terris in
comitatu Devonie, et Walterus Ralegh est
fiHus et heres, 18 Henrici VIII.

Tenants of Lands and Manors in England. ¦i^'i'j
Thorn. Henricus Thorn obiit seisitus de terris in comi
tatu Devonie, et Edwardus Thorn est consan
guineus et heres, videHcet filius Christopheri,
filii dicti Henrici Thorn, i8 Henrici VIII.
Newton. Ricardus Newton obiit seisitus de terris in
comitatu Devonie et alibi, et Joanna, uxor
Griffyn. Thome Griffyn, prima filia, Elizabetha secunda
CapeU. filia, Henricus Capell filius Egidii Capell et
Isabelle tercia filiarum sunt heredes predicti
Ricardi Newton, i8 Henrici VIII.
Pyne. Nicolaus Pyne obiit seisitus de quibusdam
terris, et cetera, et Henricus est consanguineus
et heres, videlicet, filius Thome Pyne, filii
predicti Nicolai Pyne, i8 Henrici VIII.
Arondell. Willdmus, Comes ArundeU filius et heres
Johannis, filii Johannis, filii Johannis, filii
Ricardi nuper Comitis ArondeU,* i8 Hen
rici VIII.
Speke. Johannes Speke, miles, obiit seisitus de terris in
comitatibus Somersetie et Devonie, et Thomas
Speke est consanguineus et heres, videHcet,
filius Johannis Speke, armigeri, filii predicti
Johannis Speke, militis, 20 Henrici VIII.
Prideaux. Fulco Prideaux et Willelmus Dennys sunt
Dennys. cognati et heredes Margarete Uggesworthy,
Uggesworthy. 22 Henrici VIII.
Hungerford. Edwardus Hungerford, miles, obiit seisitus de
terris in comitatu Wiltes, et Walterus Hunger
ford, miles, est filius et heres predicti Edwardi,
22 Henrici VIII.
Gorges. Marmaducus Gorges obiit seisitus de quibusdam
terris in comitatu Wiltes, et Matilda, uxor
Ludlow. Edwardi Ludlowe, est filia et heres predicti
Marmaduci, 23 Henrici VIII.
Zouch. Johannes dominus Zouch, obiit seisitus de terris
in comitatu Devonie, et Georgius est filius et
heres, 23 Henrici VIII.
Yard. Rogerus Yard obiit seisitus de terris in comitatu
Devonie, et Ricardus est filius et heres,
26 Henrici VIII.
* This does not agiee with the accepted genealogies. — Eds.

328

Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.

Vere. Elizabetha, uxor Johannis Vere, armigeri, soror
Trussell. et heres Johannis Trussell et cognata et heres
WiUelmi Trussell, militis, videlicet soror
Johannis filii Edwardi filii Willelmi Trussell,
militis, 26 Henrici VIII.
Dygby. Johannes Digby, filius et heres Willelmi Digby,
filii et heredis Johannis Digby, 27 Henrici VIII.
St. Liger. Johannes St. Liger cognatus et heres domine
Anne, videlicet, filius et heres Geoi^ii St. Leger,
filii et heredis dicte Anne, 29 Henrici VIII.
Digby. Rosa que fuit uxor Willelmi Digby obiit seisita
de terris in comitatu et cetera, et Johannes
Digby est filius et heres, 32 Henrici VIII.

INDEX OF PERSONS.

Abbot, i, 94
Abrinces, 128
Abringes, 71
Acton, 115, 180, 247-254,
257, 263
Adamj^, i
Adiston, i
Affeton, 288
Afton, 89
Ailtun, 252
Aincourt, 54, 55
Aishton, 250, 256
Aiulfus, 224
Alteford, 244
Alcelan, i {2)
Akeland, 94, 182
Akland, 116, 117
Alabaster, i, 309, 313
Albamari, 151, 154-158
Albaneto, 296
Albemarl, 297
Albemarle, 133, 135, 152
Albimar, 123
Albimarle, 88
Albiniaco, 132, 247
Albo Mari, 148
Aldighlegh, 302
Alesbury, 309
Allen, 195
Aller, I, 162, 207
Allet, 202-204, 207
Alneto, 230, 231
Alno, 243
Alnon, 246
Alphius, 57
Alwyn, I
Ameredeth, i
Amidas, i
Anderson, 192
Andrewe, 198
Angiens, 250
Anglicus, 58, 202
Ank, 2, 155
Ap Adam, 256, 301
Appeldor, 2
Appelton, 2
Archdeacon, 83

Archedecne, 2
Arches, 78, 302, 303
Argenton, 316
Arondel, 55; 123, 210, 211,
213, 215-222, 247, 248,251,
296
Arondell, 2, 78, go, 91, loi,
105, 106, 109, 112, 115,
119, 125, 140, 143, 154,
ISS. IS7, 172-179. 205, 207,
224, 225, 234-236, 238, 239,
266, 321
Arscot, 95, 143
Arscott, 2, 123
Arthur, 267, 268
ArundeU, 315, 320, 327
Ashford, 2, 95, 126, 143
Ashlegh, 2, 162
Ashleigh, 157
Ashley, 237-239, 241
Ashthorp, 2
Ashthorpe, 8g. loi, 170
Ashton, 2, 256
Asseton, 2
Asshendon, 2
Aston, 2, 262, 281, 288
At Comb, 2
At Hach, 88
At Hull, 2 (2)
Atrio, 243, 246
Atway, 2
At V^^ill, 2, 198
At Wood, 3 (2)
At Woode, 3
Audelegh, 3, 64-66, 83, 96,
138, 140-142, 144, 177, 296,
304, 306-308, 315, 320
Audeley, 66, loi, 175, 261,
265, 266, 272
Aula, 128, 150
Aulon, 245
Auncell, 3 (2), 88
Aure, 249
Avenell, 3 (2), 53, 54, 126,
127, 149
Averinches, 53, 54, 126, 127,
29s

Awdelegh, 122, 125
Ayncoort, 127
Baa, 3, 135
Babington, 3
Bache, 320
Bacon, 130, 288
Baddianton, 249
Badialton, 244
Bagadrip, 255
Bagg, 183, 185
Bagge, 120
Baioc, 187
Baiocis, 257
Baker, 3
Baldwin, 122, 123, 133 [129
Baldwin, Erl of Devon, 126,
Baldwyn, loi, 126
Baloon, 159
Balun, 3, 17, 156, 243
Bamfield, 3, 90
Bamfild, 94, 116, 131, 145,
174, 181, 184
Bampfild, 108
Bampton, 70
Bany, 246
Bardolf, 68
Bardolph, 85, 186
Barkley, 3, 275, 276, 290
Barlist, 197
Barnhous, 3
Barr, 263, 270, 271
Barron, 3
Barry, 3
Basing, 309
Basinges, 250
Basset, 3, 60, 92, 94, loi, 108-
no, 114, 119, 124, 132,
13s. 137. 152, 15s. 171.
177-181, 183, 184, 203,
206, 211,212,214, 218-220,
243, 252, 256, 295, 296,
300, 305, 307, 317
Bastard, 3, 123, 148, 158,
Batesford, i8g [166
Bathon, 86-88, 153, 155, 157,
IS8, 253

330

Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.

Batin, 197
Batten, 3, 4, 123, 143
Battishull, 4,. 197
Baucean, 157
Baucen, 4
Bauceyne, 135
Baunfild, 324
Baunton, 70-72, 126, 129,
ISS
Bauzan, 155
Bauzeyne, 156
Bawcomb, 4, 162
Baynton, 286
Beachamp, 4, 187
Beachampe, 36
Beadyn, 166
Beafort, 194
Beamond, 89, 90, 124
Beamont, 78, 91, 97, icx),
102, 106, 124, 160, 167,
168, 170, 174
Beapell, 4 (2), 88, 97, 163,
165-167, 169
Beapenny, 4
Beapre, 205
Beare, 4 (2), 123, 165, 166,
249, 255, 259
Beauchamp, 75, 242
Beaudin, 210
Beaudyn, 4. 87, 88
Beaufort, 83
Beaumeis, 251
Beaumont, 4
Beaupel, 213
Beaupre, 4, 208, 211, 212
Beavill, 4, 70, 90, 206, 209,
221
Beavin, 196
Bechamp, 86, 90, 98, 125,
162, 165, 168, 174, 230,
232, 245, 248, 254, 255,
259, 261, 263, 265, 267-
269, 285, 294, 306, 311,
313
Becket, 83
Belet, 225-227, 258
Belhous, 4
Belismo, 139
Bellew, 4. 144
Bellocampo, 85, 246
Bellomont, 126, 128, 150,
223
Belstan, 154
Belston, 4, 163
Bene, 199
Bensted, 4
Beovill, 205
Bere, 204
Berenger, 281
Bernard, 148
Bernevill, 4, 163
Besilles, 263
Betty, 198
Bevill, 4, 322
Bevis, 200
Beynton, 285
Bickleigh, 87, 153, 160
Bickley, 4
Bicknell, 235

Bideford, 103
Bidelsgate, 5
Bidwell, 5
Bigbery, 5, 88, 322
Bigbyry, 102
Bigod, 244
Bigot, 246
Bikabyry, 161, 165, 168
Bikebiry, 166
Bikelegh, 158
Billet, 5
Bilson, 293
Bingham, 229, 238
Biset, 132, 154, 289, 306
Bisshop, s
Bitlesgat, 5
Bitton, 263
Blachmonster, 206
Blackaller, 5, 199
Blackeall, 199
Blackford, 132, 161
Blakdon, 166
Blakford, 5, 132, 228
Blakston, 5
Blanc, 209
Blanchmonster, 5, 210, 213
Blerick, 5
Blewet, 5, 90, 112, 133, 255,
263, 265, 275, 323, 324
Bloiho, 202, 204
Blount, 306
Blowio, 58
Bloyhow, 5, 210, 211
Bloyow, 205, 207, 208
Bluet, 169, 215, 279, 281,
288
Blugenay, j^
Blukenet, 258
Blund, 195, 201
Blunt, 119, 264
Bockland, 151
Bocland, 85
Bodbram, 205
Bodlegh, 5
Bodrugan, 5, 124, 204, 205,
207, 210, 212, 217, 218,
297
Bodulgat, 5
Bohun, 55, 81, 146, 305, 309
Bole, 6
Bolebec, 60
Bolegh, 6
Boleville, 67
Boleworth, 59
Boley, 58
Boleyn, 326
Bolhay, 155, 157
Bolonia, 244, 250
Boloniensis, 225
Bolter, 6
Boltsam, 6
Bolworthy, 6
Bond, 6
Bonde, 207, 277
Bonet, 280
Bonifant, 6
Bonvill, 6, 83, 84, 89, 90,
99, 102, 104, 105, 123, 125,
133, 144, 15s, 158, 160,

162, 164, 165, 167, 170,
172-174, 217, 268-270, 298,
316-318
Borage, 6
Borham, 253
Borhant, 256
Borhout, 258, 281, 288
Borough, 6
Bosco, 156, 189, 229
Bosmontell, 156
Bosum, 6
Boteler, 320
Boteraus, 58
Botereaux, 163, 165, 169,
170, 171
Boterell, 163, 202, 244, 247
Boterelles, 85
Boterels, 6
Boterford, 6
Botterells, 6
Botiler, 168
Botreaux, 6, 83, 100, 102,
104-107, 123, 125, 126,
135. 14s. IS4. 172. 173.
201, 204, 206, 2C39, 211,
2T2, 214-218, 263, 265,
267-270, 294, 309, 314, 318
Bourchier, 72, 78, 84, 107,
108, no, 112, 113, 118,
175-177, 180, 271, 297
Bovedon, 59
Bovill, 6
Bowden, 6 (3)
Bowring, 6, 7
Bowrman, 7
Boyland, i38, 189
Boys, 7 (4), 88
Bozom, 90, 150, IS3, 155,
197
Brabant, 7
Bracton, 136
Bracy, 7 {2)
Bradbridge, 7
Bradeston, 197, 314
Bradney, 7
Braeso, 224
Bragge, 7
Bran, 250
Branch, 250
Brandon, 325
Branscomb, 7, 89
Brantingham, 7, 146
Braose, 60-62
Bratton, 7, 244
Braunscomb, 83, T43
Braus, 7, 150
Bray, 7, in, 123, 126, 290
Braybrok, 186
Breaute, 65
Bremlegh, 7
Brenchesley, 190
Brendisworthy, 158
Brent, 7, 256, 269
Breos, 60-63, 149, 151-153
Brereton, 7
Bret, 240, 243, 244, 254, 277
Breth, 59
Breuse, 128
Brewer, 134, 136

Index of Persons.

il^

Brewere, 6i
Brewerton, 200
Brewes, 188, 243, 247
Brews, 232
Brewse, 131
Brian, 8, 70, 78, 83, 129,
HS. 16s. 1^9-171. 231-233
Brideport, 196
Bridham, 8
Bridmanston, 231
Brigge, 8
Brigham, 8
Brightlegh, 88
Brightley, 8
Brigwater, 236
Brigwer, 8, 85, 86, 129, 151
Briket, 8
Brioniis, 8, 148
Bristricus, 59
Brit, 8, 88, 150
Britannia, 223
Britnall, 199
Brito, 242, 243
Briton, 190
Britricheston, 8
Britvile, 126, 150
Briwer, 8, 60, 69, 71, 74, 80,
82, 85, 129, 131, 186, 244-
246, 248
Broadmore, 199
Brok, 59, 107
Brokas, 292
Brook, 51
Brooke, 8, 74, 84, 89, 90,
103-106, III, 132, 144,
171-174, 177, 219, 236,
266-268, 270, 271, 323, 325
Brotherton, 311
Broughton, 8, 90, 177
Brounscomb, 8
Browne, 8, 116, 181, igi,
240, 32s
Brownyng, 321
Bruer, g, 58, 150, 153, 158
Bruere, 131, 136
Bruges, 277
Brugg, 9
Bruis, 75, 133, i6g
Brun, 213, 214, 247, 256
Brushford, g
Bruyn, 241
Bryan, 45, 98, 100, 103, 130,
ISO
Bryane, 63, 66, 67
Bryone, 298
Brywer, 134
Buckenham, 199
Buckerell, 9
Bucket, 9
Buckham, 229, 230
Buckland, g
Buckton, 9
Budokeside, 9, 90
Bukland, 283
Buknam, igg
Bulkworthy, 9, 155
Buller, 9, 199, 222
Burcy, 224 [155
Burdon, 9, 58, 130, 151, 152,

Burell, 9
Burgheirs, 301
Burgheis, 252
Burghers, 264, 265, 289
Burghersh, 306, 308-310, 314,
319
Burghunte, 256, 258
Burgoyn, 9
Burlegh, g
Burley, 194
Burneby, 9
Burnell, 9, 50
Burnford, 9
Bursh, 10 ¦
Burton, 10, 90, 140
Bury, 10
Bussell, 10, 294
Butteler, 10, igi
Button, 182, 293
Buttour, 10
Buzum, 126
Bykeley, 58
Byndon, 239
Byry, 10
Cabell, 10
Cabian, 252
Cadena, 250
Cadiho, 10
Cadurcis, 74, 75
Cahurta, 10
Callard, 10
Calley, 10
Calmady, 10, 119, 183, 185
Calston, 321
Calwoodlegh, 162, 198
Cammill, 70
Camoys, 144
Campell, 59
Campellis, 154
Campo Florido, 244, 246,
249
Camvil, 136, 137
Camvill, 10, 83, 163, 164
Camville, 63, 64, 67, 6g
Cancell, 204
Cancellis or Chanceaux, 154,
ISS
Canington, 310, 319
Cantilup, 10, 97
Cantilupe, 60-62, 134, 137,
299
Capell, 327
Caperon, 69
Cardinan, 58, 201-204
Careslake, 10, 11
Carew, 11, 78, gi-g4, 105,
106, 108-112, 114, 118,
120, 123, 130, 131, 138,
164, 165, 169, 172-174,
176-180, 183, 185, 220,
277. 303. 312. 318. 325.
326
Cariset, 11
Carleton, 11
Carmyno, 11, 89, 101, 203,
206, 207, 209, 211, 212,
214, 302, 303, 320
Carmynow, 168

Carnsiow, 222
Carowe. 139
Carrant, 273, 274, 320, 325
Carrew, 84, i3g, 142
Carrio, 130, 138, 139, 151,
„''S2
Carru, 98
Carswell, 11
Carvill, 150
Carwitham, 11
Cary, 11, 93, 94, ii6, 119,
120, 144, 146, 180, 181,
185, 190, 232, 234, 314
Castre, 204
Cate, 180, 181
Catesby, igx, 324
Catlyn, igi
Caume, 257
Causheof, 132
Cavendish, ng
Cavill, 11
Cayry, 310
"Cecill, ng, 23g
Ceresi, 228
Cervinton, 11, 325
Chaffe, 2CDO
Chagford, n
Chalers, 285
Challons, 11, 8g, 90, 103-
106, 124, 125, 159, 161,
163, 164, 167, 171-173
Chalvedon, 11
Chamberlayn, 11, 280
Chambernon, 11, 88-90, 92,
128, 136-138, 144, 150,
151. 153. IS7. 161, 163,
166-168, 170, 171, 177-
181, 205, 206, 208-211,
214. 215
Chambers, 12
Chammond, 92. 93
Chamond, in, 220
Champayn, 229, 232
Champeaux, 12, 151, 154,
157, 158, 162
Champernon, 12, 20, 51, 60, '
73. 93. 94. 97i 102. 105,
110, III, 114, 115, 119,
124, 173
Champneis, 198
Champney, 12
Chanceaux, 12
Chancomb, 283
Chanterell, 12
Chantmarl, 228
Chanton, 256
Chaple, 200
Chappell, 12, 200
Charleton, i6g ^'
Charlton, g8
Charteray, 12, 150, 153, 163,
165, i6g
Chaworth, 74, 75
Chedelworth, 12
Chedindon, 228-230
Cheigni, 88
Chelburgh, 310
Chelrey, igo, 321
Chelsham, 12

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Cheriton, 12
Cheriton, 310
Chertsey, 228
Chetill, 225
Cheverell, 279-283
Cheyney, 12, 88-91, 100, 103,
105, 106, 132, 157, 160,
163, 166, 167, 169, 171,
173, 174, 191, 258, 260,
264, 265, 270, 283-285,
322
Chichester, 12, 64, 91, 93,
94, 114, 118-120, 124, 179-
181, 183-185
Chiddelegh, 12, 88
Chidelegh, 178
Chideok, 232-236, 238, 310,
318, 320-323
Chiderley, 12
Chidlegh, 70, 8g, 90, 92, 103,
113, 118, 120, 121, 124,
178, 183-185, 215
Chilton, 249, 250, 254
Chiselden, 8g, 133
Chiverston, 12, 13, 88, gg,
126, 159, 166-168
Chiverton, 99
Choke, 191, 271-273
Chostes, 258
Chub, 198
Chudelegh, 171, 172
Chudlegh, 69, 323
Churche, 13
Churchill, 13
Chuselden, 13, 89
Ciltsilt, 194
Circester, 13
Cirencester, 13, 86, 87, 154,
157, 248, 249
Clambow, 266
Clare, 13, 56, 133
Clark, 13, 198
Clatworthy, 183
Clavil, 148, 161
Clavile, 123, 158
Clavill, 13, 123, 15a, 224,
239
Clerk, 86
Clesdon, 253
Clifford, 13, 81, g8, 130, 162,
165, 168, 179, 253, 296,
297, 322, 324
Clifton, 94, 114, 249, 257,
275, 276
Clist, 13, 152, 154
Clivedon, 13, 88, 256, 260,
262, 263, 283
Clobery, 13
Clopton, 13, 228, 252
Clotworthy, 13
Cobham, 13, 37, 84, 103,
107, 111, 171, 172, 177,
187, 188, 271, 325
Coblegh, 13
Cocinton, 13
Cocktree, 13
Cockworthy, 13
Code, 14, 126
Coliin, 14, 92

Coffyn, 14, 154, 15s, 157,
160, 161, 178
Cogan, 14, 71, 72, 96, 101,
103, 123, 129, 134, 138,
140, 142, 145, 160, 164,
166, 168, 170, 254, 264,
266
Cokayn, 14, 147
Cokeram, 14
Cokington, 164, 167
Cokinton, 88
Colbroke, 14
Cole, 14, 6g, 8g, 161, 206
Coleshill, 198
ColeshuU, 271
Collaton, 14
Colles, 14
CoUingborn, 14
Collins, 14
Colomb, 183
Colshull, 14, 106, 108, 174,
216-218, 256
Columb, 14
Columbars, 242, 245, 247
Columbers, 14, 60, 64, 66,
138, 140, 248, 254, 259,
261, 280, 306, 308
Colyn, 14
Comb, 2
Comerwill, 281
Compton, 14, 236
Cooke, 15, 117, 197
Cooper, 241, 277
Copener, 59
Copleston, 15, 91, 93, 94,
126, 144, 146, 323
Corbet, 15, 61, 73, 124, 125,
131, 136, 140
Corbyn, 15
Corinton, 15
Cormailes, 258
Cornu, 15, 59, 86, 89, 100,
102, 156, 169, 170
Cornubia, 166, 201, 202, 206,
209
Cornwall, 15, 97, 104, 167
Cossington, 245, 247, 264,
288
Cotes, 283
Cottele, 167
Cottelegh, 252
Cotteley, 228
Cottell, 15, 246, 257
Cotterell, 15
Cottesford, 15
Cottiel,'i97Cotton, 57, 293
Courtenay, 15, 74, 77, 78,
80, 83, 84, 86, 90, 91,
93, 96-98, 101, 102, 104-
113, IIS, 118, 123-125,
127, 129, 132-137, 140,
141, 144-147, 152-154. 156.
157. 159. 160. 163. 165,
168-170, 172-180, 184, 214-
2ig, 266, 267, 269, 271,
272, 312
Courtney, 94, 125, 194, 320,
324. 325

Cramborn, 239
Cranecomb, 249
Cranlegh, 16
Craulegh, 16
Crawthorn, 16
Crawthorne, 88
Creke, 211
Crese, 16
Creuse. 16
Crevquer, 280, 283
Crewes, 158
Crewlegh, 16
Crichester, 16
Crispin, 16
Crispyn, 162
Cristenstow, 16
Crocker, 16, 92, 108, log
17s. 176
Croft, 16
Crofton, 16
Crook, 16
Crooke, 16
Crookehorn, 323
Croupes, 231
Crowethorne, 88
Crubb, 296
Crudge, 16, 198
Crues, 142
Cruis, 163, 165, 166, i6g
Cruket, 228, 229, 252
Cruys, 100, 154
Crymell, 198
Crymes, 94
Cubicularius, 225
Culley, 16
Culm, 16
Culpeper, 191
Cultura, 244-246
Cumb, 283
Cumpton, 288
Curbman, 16
Curcell, 223, 243, 246
Curcon, 71
Curcy, 242
Curwen, 221
Cush, 17
Cutler, 197
Cutt, 17
Cyrencester, 167
D ..., 17
Dabernon, 17, 88, 143, 282
Dabrigcort, 292
Dacres, 325
Dacus, 153, 159
Dalbeney, 132
Dalmari, 225
Damarell, 17, 47, 98, 99, 102,
123, 126, 148, 154, 156-
158, 160, 161, 164, 165,
168-170, 264, 297
Damarle, 89
Damster, 198
Danney, 17
Dantesey, 284
Darby, 234
Darcy, 135
Darrel, 272 [309
Dauney, 17, 96, 100, 165,

Index of Persons.

ill

Davailes, 131
Davider, 17
Davilles, 17
Davy, 17, 45, 95, 200
Dawbeney, 17, 91, 109, no,
13a. 13s. I7S. 177. 212,
215-219, 236, 251, 254,
256, 257, 259, 262-264,
268, 269, 271, 272, 296,
297. 306, 312, 317, 323
Dawney, 144
Deane, 17
Deaudon, 156, 250
De la Mare, 17
Denbaud, 318
Deneis, 157, 229
Deneys, 153
Denham, 17, 70, 75, 76, 103,
106, log, ig3, 308, 310,
316
Dennis, 17
Dennys, 17, 18, 91-94, in-
114, 118, 125, 159, 162,
178-180, 320, 327
Densill, 18, 70
Dernford, 18, 90, 280, 324
Desmond, 139
Despencer, 75, 77
Detling, 18
Devereux, 266, 319
Devon (Earls of), 80
Dier, 195
Dierling, 195
Digby, 18, 181, 240, 328
Dillington, 293
Dillon, iS, 144, 182
Dimock, 18
Dinan, 12S
Dinant, 136, 138, 152, 153,
iSSi IS7. 160
Dinham, 75, 76, 83, 84, 91,
99, 104, 105, 108, 135, 156,
157, 160, 163, 168-171,
173. i7Si 193. 206, 215-
219, 294, 299, 300, 324,
326
Dirwyn, 18
Dispenser, 150
Docton, 18
Dodderigg, 18
Dodderigge, ii6, 182, 184
Doddescomb, iS, 31, 87, 157
Dodenhay, 18
Dole, 53
Doliz, 126
Domer, 263
Domerghes, 227
Donastantile, 58
Donheved, 244
Donjon, 55
Donne, 18
Dorchester, 200
Doune, 161, 163, 165
Dovile, 170
Doville, loi
Doway, 70, 123
Dowdal, 180, 181
Downe, 18
Dowiish, 124

Dowrysh, 18
Drake, 18, 94, 95, 115, 118,
119, 121, 179, 183-185
Draycot, 251
Dreu, 140
Drew, 19, 23, 184, 197
Drewe, 117
Drewell, 19
Druell, 198
Duacus, 70
Duai, 224
Duck, 1$
Duke, 19, 93, 198, 199
Dunheved, 159
Dunn, 19
Dunscomb, 19
Dunstanvill, 202, 279, 282
Duport, 19, 195
Durant, 19
Durburgh, 264, 265
Durnford'i 19
Duway, 148
Dyer, 19, 274, 275
Dyllon, 117
Dynan, 128
Dynant, 75, 76, 161, 296
Eborum, 187
Edgcomb, 7, 19, 62, 91-93,
108-110, 112, 113, 117,
17s, 177, 178, 182, 184,
2ig, 220, 222, 324
Edmondes, ig, 181
Edulphus, 57
Egleshull, 87
Ellicot, ig
Elliot, ig
Ellis, ig
Ellyot, 222
Eltam, 141
Eltham, 209
Emnelegh, 249
Enderby, 91
Enfield, 189
Englefield, 19, 86
Englefild, 156
Engleis, 19, 169
English, 19, 212, 213
Englishvill, 20
Ercedecne, 89, 100, 103, 140,
157, 169, 205, 206, 208-
210, 212, 214, 215
Erie, 20, 183, 241, 312
Erlegh, 69, 86, 243, 245, 247-
24g, 255, 259, 262
Ermentes, 244
Ernulphi, 169
Escot, 289
Escudamore, 166, 167, 280,
282, 283
Espek, 150
Esse, 20, 87, 99, 150, 158,
163, 167
Esicliurch, 20
Estmond, ao
Eston, 20, 197, 251
Estre, 130, 150-152, 242, 245
Esturmy, 103, 171, 173, 174,
381, 284, 301, 313

Evelegh, 12, 20
Everard, 327, 330-332, 247,
251, 259, 260, 262, 314
Evercy, 288
Exeter, 224
Exeter, Bishops of, i., 3, 7, 8
Faconberg, 255, 260, 262,
264
Facy, 154
Falapit, 20
Falesia, 64, 234
Falwell, 20
Farboure, 196
Faringdon, 20, 283
Farway, 20
Farwell, 277, 278
Fauconiierg, 88
Fawell, 20
Feneton, 195
Fenner, 192
Ferrers, 20, 74, 89, ia6, 130,
137. 139. 144. 151. 152.
154, 156, 162, 164, 165,
167-169, 206, 207, 210, 244,
298, 300, 301, 306, 316,
320
Ferte, 74
Fesard, 20
Fichet, 20, 215, 250, 255,
,258, 260, 262, 266
Fienes, 245, 247, 250
Filius Ade, 249
Filius Amelini, 225
Filius Comes, 61, 62, 74
Filius Ereboldi, 225
Filius Galfridi, 243, 254, 355
Filius Geraldi, 246, 247
Filius Grip, 225
Filius Henrici, 204, 247, 248
Filius Hugonis, 343
Filius Johannis, 343
Filius Martini, 343, 244, 346
Filius Odini, 325
Filius Pagani, 326, 237, 244
Filius Petri, 66, 257
Filius Ranulphi, 224
Filius Reginaldi, 257, 259
Filius Ricardi, 203, 303, 305
Filius Roberti, 303, 304, 244,
245
Filius Walteri, 243
Filius Willelmi, 201-204, 211,
243, 245, 1246
Fillegh, 21, 158, 162
Filloll, 68, 309
Fissacre, 21, 88, 97, 156,
158-160, 162, 166, 168
Fissakre, 48
Fissingborn, 257
Fitz, 21, 94, 116, 182
Fitz Amfri, 150
Fitz Ancelin, 133
Fitz Baldwin, 125
Fitz Barnard, 258
Fitz Bernard, 21, 85, 123,
150, 159, 244, 351, 253
Fitz Everard, 186
Fitz Gerald, 56, 133, 139

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Fitzgerold, 223
Fitz Hainon, 243
Fitzharding, 242
Fitz Henry, 21, 195
Fitz Herbert, 131, 135, 233,
263, 266, 309, 310, 316
Fitz Herebert, 131, 152, X'^j,
Fitz Iva, 204, 205
Fitz James, 143, 240, 374,
27s
Fitz Jeffrey, i4g, 156
Fitz Joell, 159
Fitz John, 87, 133, 163, 164
Fitz Lucas, 153
Fitz Martin, 82, 125, 151,
152. 155
Fitz Martyn, 125, 149, 150,
153 . [140
Fitz Matthew, 71, 135, 136,
Fitz Nicol, 253
Fitz Nicolas, 247
Fitz Nicoll, 321
Fitz Payn, 21, 89, 100, 102,
103, 159, 161, 167, 169,
171, 227, 229-231, 233,
254, 256, 259, 261, 265,
296, 303, 310, 319
Fitz Payne, 21, 145, 160,
172-174
Fitzpeers, 138
Fitzpeter, 297
Fitz Reginald, 149, 150, 158,
305. 309
Fitz Richard, 58, 154, 159,
161
Fitz Roald, 157
Fitz Robert, 150, 243
Fitz Roger, 59, 311, 316, 317
Fitz Rogon, 150, 153, 156,
161, 164
Fitz Roy, 54, 55, 127, 149
Fitz Stephen, 21, 85, 150,
151. IS3. 162, 163, 165,
186, 195
Fitz Symon, 159
Fitz Thorold, 58
Fitz Urs, 244, 262, 267
Fitz Walter, 58, 78, 151, 213
Fitzwarine, 76
Fitz Warren, 21, 72, 83, 84,
88, 102-103, i°7> i°8, 123,
131, 144, 145, 147, 158,
172, 177, 233, 234, 263,
365, 267, 268, 271, 381, 382,
309, 311, 316, 319, 321
Fitzwaryn, 143
FitzWilliam, 58, 67, 85, 129,
150, 211, 391
Flandrensis, 131, 202
Fleetwood, 184, 292
Fleming, 21, 58
Fleminge, 155, 159
Flemming, 192, 193
Flemminge, 106
Flemmyng, 207
Flemmynge, 105, 106
Flemyng, 85, 86, 131, 144,
150, 151, 153, 299
Flemynge, 173, 174, 293, 393

Flory, 349
Flowrdew, 193
Floyer, 21
Folliot, 22, 126, 132, 231,
24s. 247
Ford, 248, 283
Forde, 22, 255, 259, 260, 319
Fortescu, 22, 70, go, 92-95,
105, 124, 125, 131, 132,
173-175
Fortescue, 35, 107, 181, 325
Fortibus, 55, 56, 135, 254,
Fountayn, 22 [287
Founton, 22
Fowell, 22, 120, 183, 185
Fowk, 22
Foxley, 189
Franceis, 22, 273, 274
Frankcheyney, 22
Franklin, 22
Freake, 240
Frensh, 22
'Fron, 198
Frost, 198
Fry, 22, 95
Frye, 22
Fulford, 23, 9i-g4, 108, 109,
III, 117, 124-126, 174-176,
178, 179, 182, 184, 218-
221, 270-272, 323, 326
Fulkroy, 23
Fulton, 188
Furlong, 23
Furneaus, 161, 162
Furneaux, 23, 85, 87, 88, 99,
126, 159, 250, 252, 25s,
258-260, 262, 238
Furnell, 85, 136, 150, 151
Fuinevall, 306
Fursdon, 23
Fursland, 23
Fynamor, 33, 156
Fysaker, 33
Gale, 33
Galfridi, 30i-
Gambon, 23
Gant, 71
Garland, 23
Gastely, 382
Gastelyn, 280, 281
Gatepath, 195
Gales, i3o, 181
Gatpath, 23
Gaveston, 87, 140, acjg
Gay, 23
Geere, 23
Geffrey, 198
Geithin, 195
Gerberg, 256
Germyn, 23, 197, 200
Gervasius, 159
Gerveis, 196
Gerveys, 195
Gibbes, 33
Giffard, 33, 24, 94, 112, 143,
155. 157. 158, 178, 307,
211, 224, 230, 380, 282,
291, 292

Gilbard, 34, gi,93, 114, 115,
119, 123, 179, i8o
Giles, 24, 94, 117, 182, 184
Gille, 24
Gist, 196
Glamorgan, 264, 288
Glanfvill, wi)
Glanvill, 24, 183, 185
Glastenbury, 256
Glocester, 257
Glyn, 208, 210
Godarvill, 58
Godmanston, 230
Godolphin, 220-222
Godrevy, 213
Godwyn, 24
Gonytz, 231
Goodman, 92
Gorges, 24, 87, 89, 115, 118,
126, 157, 170, 180, 184,
238, 265, 272, 273, 277,
298, 301, 315, 322, 324-
327
Gorney, 296
Goscelmus, 59
Gournay, 254
Gourney, 263, 267
Govys, 296
Graas, 24
Granavilla, 123
Grandison, 282
Grane, 24
Grauntson, 300
Gray, 24, 84, 112, 123, 145,
187, ig7, 218
Greene, 284, 285
Greinvill, 244
Grendon, 197
Grenevile, 188
Grenham, 24, 163
Grenvil, 133
Grenvile, 89, 93
Grenvill, 24, 100, 103, 108,
log. III, 115, 117, 121,
132, 175. 176, 210, 212,
214, 216, 218-222, 24g
Grenville, 89, 153, 154, 163,
167, 169, 170, 172, 178,
179, 183, 185,
Grevill, 74, 132, 133, 144, 191
Griffyn, 327
Grimston, 24
Grindham, 164, 248, 251,
256, 258, 37s
Grymsted, 281, 283
Gudmund, 225
Gulden, 231-233
Gundeville, 85
Gurdeth, 59
Gurdon, 288
Gurnay, 248, 249, 301
Gurney, 260, 266, 298
Gushille, 227, 228
Haccomb, 25, 97, 103, 158,
160, 161, 165-167
Hach, 25, 281, 324
Haddon, 232, 262
Hake, 25

Index of Persons.

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Hakerige, 25
Hakworthy, 25
Halbene, 25
Halberton, 25, 196
Hale, 232, 333
Halgewill, 25, 176
Hall, 25,
Hallap, 35
Halle, 185
Hals, 123
Halse, 25, 90, 91, 183, 322
Halswell, 277
Halwell, 91, 92, 108, 109,
126, 175
Hameley, 213, 314
Hamley, 35
Hamlin, 198, 199
Hamlyn, 25, 198
Hampton, 25
Hancock, 25
Hanham, 239
Haningfild, 25
Hankeford, 103
Hankford, 35, 72, go, 104,
107. 147. 172, 173. 191.
269, 336
Hanley, 35
Hanop, 25
Hardeshull, 35
Hardwike, 309
Harford, 36
Harlewin, 36. 175
Harlewyn, 108
Harptru, 243, 345, 346
Harrington, 84, 103, 104,
107, 145. 147, 171-174.
215, 217, 276
Harris, 26, 116, 182, 183
Harrys, 117
Hart, 36
Harvy, 26
Harwell, 26
Haselden, 253, 279
Hastenet, 195
Hastings, 36, 63, 66, 237-239,
276
Hathey, 36
Haughton, 319
Haule, 70
Hautevill, 26
Havering, 239, 230 (2)
Haversham, 279
Hawkins, 26, 182
Hawkyns, 116, 180
Hawlegh, 146
Hawley, 36, 277, 323
Hay, 303
Haya, 201
Haydon, 26, 258
Haye, 70
Hayne, 36, 288, 289
Hays, 36
Heale, 36, 94, 95, 116, 121,
183-185. 278
Heales, 27
Heaton, 27
Hecham, 136
Hele, 155. 158, 181, 182
Heligan, 205, 308-211

Helion, 188
Herdereshill, 167
Hereward, 27, 59, 157, 166
Heris, 58
Herl, 103, 172, 173
Herle, 8g, 105, 106, 215-217
Herryng, 319
Herward, 27, 155, 159
Hesding, 223
Hewet, 198
Hewys, 210
Hext, 27, 277
Hide, 209
Hidon, 27, 77, 150, 156, 157,
160, 161
Hilion, 27, 124, 156
Hiliun, 148, 15.4.
HUl, 37
Hille, go, 103, 146, 377
Hillerisdon, 27, go
Hingescot, 27
Hingeston, 27
Hingham, 189
Hinton, 27
Hinxton, 27. 182
Hispaniensis, 224
Histenton, 155
Hiwis, 162, 16S
Hodesfield, 176
Hody, 37, 28, 175, 235, 270,
272
Holce, 310, 317
Holbeme, 28
Holbroke, 28
Holcomb, 28
Holdesworth, 59
Holland, 28, 62, 64. 83, 84,
91, g2, 101, 107, 145, 194,
326
Holland, Earl of Kent, 134
Holt, 281, 283
Holway, 28
Hone, 29
Honichach, 28
Hoochins, 28
Hoody, 236
Hooke, 78
Hooker, 28, 48, 198, igg
Hopton, 276
Horcy, 236-241, 250
Hore, 28
Horn, 196
Hornecot, 202, 203, 205
Homer, 274, 275, 278
Horselegh, 163
Horsey, 296, 321, 323
Horsy, 126, 292
Horton, 28, 87, 97, 156, 167
Houndesmore, 28, 29
Howard, 113, 237-239
Howchurch, 29
Howell, 200
Howker, 29
Hoxham, 29, 155
Huckmore, 29
Huddesfild, 29, 109
Huesee, 243
Hughton, 196
Hugo (Comes), 223

Huish, 29, 146
Hull, 2 (2), 29, 90, 147, 197,
200, 230, 267, 270, 321
Humet, 243
Humetz, 244
Humfravil, 29, 99
Humfravill, gg, 129
Humfridus, 224
Hundetorr, 59
Hungerford, 107, 108, 268,
271, 273, 282-286, 327
Hunt, 29, igg, 213
Huntingdon, 237-239
Hurst, 2g, igg, 303
Husee, 24g
Hussey, 280-282, 28g, 297,
298, 300, 301, 304, 311,
318
Hutton, 193
Hywis, 29, 208
Hywys, 100, loi
Inckpen, 162
Inde, 30
Inge, 88, 189
Ingheia, 253
Inglefild, 29, 187
Inkelton, 29
Inkpen, 207
Inkpenn, 29
Insula, 289, 314
Ipocras, 29
Isodis, 225
Ivelchester, 195
Jay. 30
Jeffreis, 240
Jeflftey, Earl of Cornwall,
124
Jeffreys, 192
Jenninges, 277
Jephson, 292
Jermyn, 30
Jew, 30, 98, 166-168
Jewe, 98
Jewell, 15, 30
Jewes, 199
Job, 198
John, Earl of Moreton, 129
Jude, 30
Kadiho, 30
Kaell, 163, 25s
KaiU, 30
Kaines, 225-227
Kaly, 258
Karnet, 280
Karvill, 249
Kaull, 124, 253
Kawoodlegh, 30
Kaymis, 30
Kaynes, 311
Kays, 30
Keines, 30
Kellendon, 309
Kelly, 30, loi. 156, 160, 162
167, 170, 198
Keloway, 30, 290, 291
Kemthorn, 30

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Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.

Ken, 196
Kendall, 30, 31, 208
Kenne, 320
Kent, 207
Kentisbere, 247, 250
Kentwood, 214
Kernick, 207
Keynes, 59, 60, 89, 143, 2g6,
297
KiUigrew, 305, 323
Killigru, 181, 221, 222
Kinderston, 316
Kingdon, 31
Kingesmill, 291-293
Kingston, 124, 178, 260, 264,
283, 284, 288, 321
Kirk, 199
Kirkham, 31, 8g, 92, 94, 98,
no, III, 117, 162, 165,
176, 178, 182
Kirkhill, 31
Kirkman, 87
Kirton, 31
Knight, 200,
Knolle, 31
Knolles, 31
Knovile, 135, 140
Knovill, 31, 87, 163, 165,
166, 304
Kokeyn, 207
Kokington, 97
Lacy, 31
Lamborn, 208, 210, 314
Lamprey, 31
Lancaster, 75
Lancelles, 154
Langdon, 31, 196
Langford, 31, 86, 90, 150,
154, 159, 161, 281, 289
Langham, 31
Langley, 31
Lant, 31
Lapsode, 31
La Pomeray, 89
Larder, 31, 125
Lascell, 202
La Stane, 158
- Latimer, 234, 235, 315
Launde, 231
Laurence, 237
Lawrenc, 31
Lawrens, 241
Leache, 95, 120, 185
Le Dispenser, 55
Lega, 153
Legh, 32, 59, IS3. ISS. 251.
258, 293
Leigh, 251
Leofricus, 57
Le Pruz, 161
Le Rous, 158, 161
Lestre, 130
Lever, 32
Levermore, 32, igg, 200
Lewes, 32
Lewkenor, i83
Lewton, 309
Lexington, 280

Lexinton, 186, 187
Ley, 32, 253
Leyton, 32
Lichefild, ig6
Limpenny, igg
Limpeny, 33
Lincoln, 225
Lincolnia, 226, 227
Lind, 255
Lindleston, 218
Linscot, 32
Lippiiicot, 32
Lisle)^ 103, no, 213, 215,
237, 284-286, 288-2gi, 3g3,
307, 314
Lizures, 344
Loges, 248
Lohereng, 245
Lomen, 32, 155, 158, 161
London, 75, 247, 280
Long, 273, 286
Longespe, 138
Longland, 210, 213, 258,
260, 262, 264, 265
Longspee, 280
Lorcy, 281
Loring, 33, 14s, 170
Loringe, 60
Loriwell, 33
Lorty, 354, 360, 363, 365,
3°i. 305. 307
Loryng, 100, 213, 214
Loterell, 256
Loundres, 282, 314
Lovecock, 196
Levels, 32
Lovell, 78, 243, 246, 248,
251. 254, 259, 261, 304,
305
Lovenny, 253, 255
Loverton, 244
Lovis, 32
Lower, 222
Lowman, 32
Luccomb, 32, 165, 24g, 251,
264, 2g6
Lucy, 32, 58, 153, 229, 233,
280
Ludlowe, 327
Lumen, 153
Lumley, 314
Lunde, 74
Luscot, 143
Lusshill, 285
Lutterell, 260, 262, 263, 265-
26g, 272-27S
Lynd, 235-237
Malet, 101, 132, 243, 245,
248
Maleverer, gi
Malherb, 33, 8g, 155, 246
Mallack, 32
Mallet, 33, g3, 243, 244, 247,
248, 250, 252-254, 256,
260, 261, 263, 265, 267,
268, 276 1
Mallett, 32
Malston, 33

Mandevill, 244
Manfild, 33
Manhod, ig2
Manny, n, 142, 311
Mansell, 124
Manston, 228-230
Manwaring, 120
Maperton, 228
Mapowder, 33
Marchant, 33
Mare, 24g, 264, 282, 283,
288, 293, 317
Mareis, 162, 201
Mareys, 264
Marke, 77
Marney, 33, 177, 215, 217,
219, 220, 237, 321, 322,
325
Marrow, 62, 64
Marshall, 33, 62, 137, 264,
288
Martell, 225, 226
Martin, 33, 60, 63, 64, 122,
125, 127, 129, 136, 137,
191, igg, 200, 306, 310
Martyn, 64, 83, 120, 122,
125, 132, 140, 141, 146,
164, 166, 183, 185, 228,
229, 233, 23s, 236, 251,
254. 259, 264
Marwood, 33, 92
Matefin, 33
Matefford, 33
Mathew, 33
Matravers, 123, 132, 133,
233. 234, agg, 305, 317,
321
Matresdon, 228
Mattiston, 229
Mauban, 229
Mauduit, 300
Mauduyt, 282, 283
Maundevill, 82, 133, 226-
230, 253, 258, 260, 297
Mauritania, 224
Maurward, 234
Mawry, 33
Mayhew, 33
Mayn, 131
Maynard, 33
Mayne, 33
Medvili, 33
Meier, 241
Melleford, 281
Mellent, 74, 80
Melplays, 231, 232
Membiry, 262
Membyry, 280
Meolis, 123
Meriet, 33, 245, 246, 248, 251,
252, 255, 257, 260, 261,
263-266
Merke, 77
Merl, 34
Mershwood, 310
Merton, 34, 66, (y], 69, 99,
100, 129, 155, 156, 162,
167, i63, 212
Meschin, 242

Index of Persons.

117

Metsted, 34, i65
Mewy, 34
Mewys, 2g3 ,
Michell, 34, 277, 311
Michelston, 34
Midelton, 188
Midleton, 202
Midwinter, igg
Mille, 34
Milliton, 34
Moeles, 150
Mohun, 34, 55, 71, 125, 131,
134. 137. 138, 221, 225,
242. 245, 249, 254, 259,
261, 264, 305, 306
Moign, 230, 232-234, 303
Moigne, 227, 229
Moiun, 224
Moleins, 240
Molford, 34
Molines, 34, 314, 315, 320
Molland, 104
Molton, 34, 99, 167, 168,
298, 301
Molynes, 108
Molyns, 313
Monceaux, 34
Monemole, 280
•Monk, 181, 184
Montacu, 193
Montacut, 34, 83, 102, 251,
304. 32s
Montacute, 147, 151, 162,
- 243, 245, 246, 248
Montagu, 58, gS, 130, 145,
261, 267, 311'
Montague, 130
Montclieinsy, 301
Monte Acuto, 130, 142, 144,
242
Monte Alto, 62
Monte Canisio, 301
Montfort, 88
Mont Girold, 151
Monthalt, 137
Monthermer, 34, S3, 96, 140,
142, 144, 164, 166, 170,
307
Montsorell, 226, 227
Moore, 34, 35, 113, T14, 124,
125, I78j 179, 199, 236
Moorhay, 35
Mora,' 85, 86
Morcelles, 35, 158
Mordant, 235, 236
Moreton, 240, 241
Morgan, 35
Mortimer, 134, 144, 147, 299-
301. 304
Morton, 35, 223
Mortymer, 64, 293, 297
Moun, 66, 15s, 160, 246,
248, 251, 299, 300
Mountford, 250, 257, 260
Mountgomery, 139
Mountjoy, 57, 82
Mowbray, 145, rgo
Moygne, 298, 308
Moyle, 35, 106, 174

Mucegros, 87, 228, 22g, 252,
296, 2g8, 300
Mulborn, 229
Muleis, 83, 295
Mules, 35, 78, 83, 86, 96,
123, 134, 138, 140, 158,
163, 165-167, 252, 257-
2Sg, 261, 2g8, 302, 306,
307
Mulis, 69, 154, 247-249, 301
Muller, 340
Multon, 186, 187
Muncke, 116
Munk, 35
Munke, 93
Munkton, 306
Muntford, 282
Murdake, 2gg
Mussard, 187
Mussenden, 188
Mustell, 156
Muttelbiry, 124
Muzard, 297
Nanfan, 91
Nanfant, 177, 219
Nanscuke, 204, 207
Nansladron, 83, 208, 304
Nansouk, 211
Napper, 240, 241
Naunton, 316
Neale, 293
Nevill, 227, 248, 279, 325
Newburgh, 226, 227, 232,
23s. 236, 307, 316
Newcort, 35
Newenham, 35
Newent, 205
Newmarch, 135
Newmarket, 152 [327
Newton, 35, 198, 275-277,
Nicols, 35, 193
Nitheway, 35
Noble, 35, 196
Nonant, 36, 60-62, 125, 127,
149, 151-154, 157, 164,
165, 205
Noneton, 250
Norbiry, 35
Norbury, 123
Norlegh, 35
Norman, 159
Norrys, 35
Northampton, 239
Northcot, 36, 88, g5
Northecoth, 5g
Northover, 258
Northwood, 36
Northywis, 123
Norton, 36, 272, 275, 288,
2g2, 2g3
Norwich, 320
Noseworthy, igg
Noueton, 250, 25g, 261
Novant, 36
Novoburgo, 226, 227
Novo Mercato, 151, 244,
246
Nymet, 157, ig7

Obley, ig8
Odogar, 58
Offwell, 36
Oke, 197
Okelieare, 36
Okehampton, 53
Okeston, 36, 61, 157-160,
164, 188, 195
Oldham, 36
Oldport, 36
Oliver, 154, 187, 202, 204
Orchard, 36
Orenge, i"g8
Ormall, 149
Ormond, 326
Orwey, 36
Ow, 224
Oxenbere, 36
Oxton, 165
Oxwood, 326
Paganell, 128, 134, 154
Page, 36
Painell, 70, 71
Pakenham, 312
Palmes, 292
Palton, 36, 105, 106, 173,
216, 217, 247-249, 254,
263
Pancefoot, 36, 271
Panell, 129
Pannell, 70-72, 123, 128, 129,
131. 134. 138. 149. 152,
153, 288
Parker, 36, 93-95
Parrey, 36
Pasmore, 37
Passelew, 331
Passemer, 59
PateshuU, 186
Pauncefoot, 2j6
Paveley, 189, 354, 264, 279,
280, 282, 283, 296, 314
Paves, 256
Pawlet, 8g, 93, 113, 140, 176,
178-180
Payne, 37, 234
Pealtona, 247
Pechee, 252
Pecock, 41
Pederton, 37
Pedicru, 214
Pedwardyn, 314
PeU, 293
Peneles, 37
Penros, 214-216
Percehay, 103, 143, 190, 264
Percy, 134, 225, 226, 243,
260, 264, 281
Perham, 227-229, 240, 279,
280, 282
Periam, 180, 192, igg, 200
Periham, 37
Perrot, 37
Perry, 37
Peryam, 37, 115, 118, 192
Peryman, 200
Peter, igg
Petit, 208, 210, 213
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Petre, 37, 113, ng, 181, 182,
184
PevereU, 37, 104, 126, 130,
139. 150-155. 160. 162.
165, 204-206, 2og, 215,
216, 231, 232, 267, 298,
300, 303
Pexsall, 93, 291, 292
Peyner, 89
Peytevin, 37
PhiUiJjs, 277
PhilloU, 323, 333
Philpot, 291, 293
Pidekeswell, 158
Pike, 37, 257, 259, 262
Pillond, 37
Pincellis, 156
Pincerna, 58, 73, 249
Pine, 37, 162, 163, 168
Pipard, 37, 33, 100, 166, 169,
186, 314
Piperell, 37
Pirro, 149
Pitt, 37
Placetis, 295
Plantaginet, 75, no, 133, 137,
178
Plecy, 230-232, 253, 254,
29s
Plente, 197
Plokenet, 2gg, 305
Podiford, 207
Poer, 152, 154
Pohier, 86
Poilge, 123
Poines, 229
Pointingdon, 36
Poinz, 254, 257, 259, 261
Pola, 82, 123, 126, 127, 130,
ISO
Pole, 37, 38, 94, 117, 121,
126, 127, 182-185, 284,285,
289, 299, 300, 308, 310,
312
Polglas, 38
PolLird, 33, 92-94, no, 111,
114, 116, ng, 121, 178,
179, 183, 185
Polleyn, 236
Poltimor, 38, 158, 160
Polton, 38
Pomeray, 38, 58, 61, 68, 73,
83, 89-gi, 96, 100, 102,
104, 105, log, no, 113,
122, 124, 125, i2g, 133,
136-138, 140, 142, 148, 149,
151-154, 157, 172-176, 178,
202, 206, 212-216, 314, 335
Ponte Cardonis, 347
Pontindon, 38
Poole, 236
Pope, 198
Popham, 38, 107, 355, 259,
360, 370, 276, 289, 290
Port, 38. 244
Porte, 225
Portman, 274-277
Potesford, 38
Potsford, 163

Power, 38
Powlet, 38, 103, 109, III,
112, 114, 116, 119, 171,
237-239, 290-292
Powiett, 264-266, 269-275
Poyerd, 38
Poynes, 248
Poynings, 144, 234, 236, 238,
267-270, 290, 319
Poyns, 395
Poyntz, 321
Poynz, 302, 303, 307
Prall, 38, 158, 159
PrateUis, 156
Prendegaste, 72
Prescot, 38
Prestcot, 39
Presthood, igg
Preston, 3g, 187, 188, 376
Prestwood, 3g
Prideaux, 3g, g4, 99, loi,
102, 116-118, 120, 157, 158,
160, 168, 170, 182 - 185,
203-205, 208, 2og, 214, 222,
327
Prodham, 39
Prous, 39, 87, 124, 126, 152,
163-165, 200
Prus, 294
Prust, 39
Pruteston, 39
Pruz, 157, 296
Pry, 39
Pulla, 246
Pulleyn, 225
Punchardon, 3g, 150, 151,
154. ISS. 161, 289
Pury, 39
Putes, 86
Putford, 39
Pym, 39
Pyn, 87, 159, 203
Pyne, 3g, 40, 89, 90, 156,
255. 327
Quyncy, 135, 287
Rabayn, 252
Radford, 40
Radington, 163,
Radway, 40
Rake, 101, 170
Ralegh, 40, 70,
102, 111, 115,
ISS. 158
168, 170,
187, 238,
252, 254,

[268
255, 267,

85-89, 98,
134. ISO,
i6i, 163-
177, 180,
243. 249.
257. 264,

154,166, 181
251 1
326
Rame, 18, 40
Ramesburgh, 314
Randolf, 288
Rashley, 40
Ratclyff, 78
Raymond, 40
Reade, 40
Reddeley, 310
Redvers, 40, 55, 56, 80, 85,
225, 287

Reginald, Earl of CorhwaU,
82, 85, 125-127, 133
Reigny, 126, 149, 156, 158,
250, 251, 256, 258, 260,
262, 263, 296
Remsbiry, 232
Reskimer, 204, 209, 212,
213
ReveU, 130, 151
Reynail, 94
Reynell, 40, 116, 120, 182,
183, 185
Reyney, 40
Richard, Earl of Devon,
123
Richard, Earl of Cornwall,
133
Richard, Sheriff of Devon,
I2S
Richardson, 193, 200
RickhiU, igo
Ridell, 259, 261
Riden, 40
Rider, 41
Ridgway, 41, 94, 116, 118,
120, 180, 181
Ridver, 124, 149
Ridvers, 126, i2g, 131, 133,
135
Rifford, 19s
Ripariis, 80
Risdon, 41
RivaUio, 86
RiveU, 85, 202
River, 255, 258, 261, 263,
264
Rivers, 125, 133, 305
Rives, 240
Roald, 304
Robert, Earl of Lecester,
128
Roberts, 222
Rocester, i33, 189
Roche, 284
Rochfort, 228, 229, 251, 255
Rockborn, 310
Rodde, 83
Rodney, 214, 258, 259, 262,
266, 268, 271, 273, 276-
278
Roff, 19s
Rogers, 236-238, 240, 274,
27s, 278
Rogon, 133
Rogus, 41
Rohant, 41, gS, 157, 165,
168
Rokland, 41
Rolle, 41, 94, 116, 119, 182-
-18S
RomeU, 55
Romesey, 284, 306
Ronnewell, 198
Ropelegh, 152
Ropeley, 133
Rosin, 41
Rous, 283, 312
Rouse, 222
Rowe, 41

Index of Persons.

339

Rowse, 41, 117, 183
Rowswell, 95, 120, 183, 185
Rudgway, ig8
Ruffus, 85, 186
Rumsey, 253, 259, 261, 266,
268, 285
Rupa, 58
Rupe, 303
Rupibus, 60
Russel, 353, 25s, 307, 308,
317
RusseU, 41, 59, 68, 84, 112,
113, 118, 231, 232, 236,
348, 262, 266, 300, 302
Russill, 198
Sachvile, 132, 151, 252, 154,
161, 264
Sachvill, 41
Sachville, 87
Sackeby, 41
Sackvill, 157, 158
St. Albin, 160
St. Amand, 284
St. Amond, 103
St. Aubin, 41
St. Aubyn, 41
St. Awbin, 70, 157
St. Awbyn, 100, 103, 105,
171, 172, 20s, 208, 210,
213, 215, 216
St. Clare, 243
St. Cleer, 255
St. Clere, 41, 42, 260
St. Deset, 257
St. Edmond, 187
St. George, 42, 316
St. Helen, 288
St. HiU, 42
St. John, 42, 55, 80, 98, 168,
287-291, 308
St. Leger, 42, 177, 179
Saintleger, 113, 114
St. Liger, 92, 93, in, 175,
245. 322, 326, 327
Saintliger, 108
St. Loe, 284
St. Low, 42, 356, 260, 263,
283, 323, 326
St. Marichurch, 149
St. Martin, 298
St. Martyn, 229, 230, 233,
380-384
St. Maur, 42, 83, 97, 102,
' 131, 145, 265, 271, 272,
304, 311, 313
St. Mawre, 171, 176
St. Philbert, 289, 308
St. Quintin, 225
Saintstephan, 156
St. Valerik, 252, 258
St. Vigors, 252, 254
Salisbyry, 247
SaUe, 42
Salter, 197
Samborn, 277
Samford, 42, 132, 135
Sandes, 290-292 [305
Sanford, 227, 228, 230, 299,

Santon, 42
Santzavour, 150, 151
Sap, 84
Sapcot, 91
Sapcotes, 70, 78, 176
Sapi, 53
Sarisberia, 223
Sarum, 239
Saverey, 42
Savery, 95
Saynt Maur, 109
Sayres, 42
Scales, 316, 320
Sceneshall, 2C37
Schapwik, 42
Scharshull, i8g
Schete, 155, 156, 250
Scobbahull, 42, 87, gg, 167,
168
Scoos, 42
Serene, 191
Scroope, 325 ,
Scures, 288
Scutelarius, 225
Scutt, 197
Seamer, 118, 120, 292
Seamor, 42, 62, 94, 113, 181,
184, 185, 268, 270, 273,
299. 3". 319. 321. 322,
324
Sedburgh, 43
Segrave, 311
Sellar, 196
Seneschall, 210
Sergeaux. 206, 208, 212, 214,
321
Servington, 12, 89
Servinton, 321
Seward, 42
Seymer, 286, 2g2
Shapwik, 255
Shaw, 195
Sheriffs of Devon, 84
Shillingford, 162, 197
Shilston, 43, 92, III, 178,
205
Shirwell, 100
Shute, 192
Sicca Villa, 203
Sidenham, 274, 275, 277,
278
Sifrewast, 310
Silvester, 225
Slader, 43
Slanning, 43
Slannynge, 185
Smart, 43
Smith, 199, 200 [277
Smyth, 43, 94, 117, 182, 198,
Smythe, 117
Snape, 43
Snedall, 43
Snigge, 276
Soche, 195
Soeleigny, 149
Soffolcie, 239
Solariis, 124, 126, 127, 149
Soleigny, 124, 243, 246, 249,
294

Somaster, 43
Somersetie, 244, 247-249,
252, 256
Somerton, 43
Somery, 244
Sommaister, 183, 184
Sommaster, ng
Sommers, 240
Soore, 205, 208, 210
Sore, 204
Sotford, 43
Souch, 269, 272, 289
South, 2g2
Southcot, 43, g3, g5, 117,
121, 123, 130, 182-185
Southcote, 93
Southorp, 43, 169
Southous, 43
Spark, 43
Speccot, 43, 94, 117, 156,
160, 163, 182, 184
Spek, 115
Speke, 43, 92, 106, in, 112,
118, 166, 174, 176-179,
181, 270, 272-275, 277, 327
Spencer, 43, 44, 289, 314
Spicer, 44, ig6, 2co
Spichewike, 157, 160
Spichwike, 2g7
SpigumeU, i8g, 288
Spilman, 159
Spreut, 44
Spurway, 44, igg
Stafford, 44, 55, 57, 81, 82,
84, 107, 146, 234, 235,
267, 268, 270, 271, 302,
323
Stagno, 123, 130
Stalleng, 277
Stanburgh, 3og
Stane, 44
Stanes, 136
Stanley, 44
Stanton, 44, 99, 168, 188,
249. 255. 261
Stantor, 150
Stapeldon, gg, 103, 211
Stapelton, 253
Stapledon, 44, 57, 140, 141,
166, 168
Staplehill, 44, igg
Staveley, 44
Staverton, 44
StaweU, 44, 250, 254, 256,
258, 25g, 262, 264, 26g,
275, 276
Steere, 44
Stefenston, 44
Stewkeley, 116
Stewkley, 113
Stint, 44
Stoches, 224
Stockhey, 44, 161
Stoddon, isg
Stofford, 44, 143, 14s
StoggehiU, 44
Stokhay, 166
Stonar, gi, g8, 175, 325
Stoner, 108
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Stowell, go, IC37, 115, 131,
14s. 174. 269
Stowford, 44, 98, 169, 190
Stradling, 262, 367, 270, 272,
28s
Strang, 64
Strange, 134
Strangwais, 123
Strangways, 133, 134, 146,
236-238, 241
Stratton, 45
Strech, 45, 89, loi, 102, 170,
264, 266
Strikland, 45
Strode, 45, 94, 115, 117, ng,
180, 182, 184, 228-231,
240, 241, 284
Strongbow, 71
Stroode, 93
Stukeley, 90, 92, 93, 178,
182
Stukley, 45, 277
Sturmy, 284, 285, 303, 304,
313. 316, 322
Sturt, 197
Sturton, 269-271, 284-286,
323
Stury, 266
StuteviUe, 71
Sully, 45, 66, 67, 98, 129,
156, 159, 162, 163, 168,
250, 297
Sureni, 58
Symons, igg
Talbot, 45, go, 105, 106, 131,
138, 173. 197. 215-217, 257,
29s. 312. 326
Talvarn, ss
Tancret, 45
Tanfield, 192, 193
Tantifer, 195
Tapeley, 45
Tatifer, 45
Taundegy, 213
Taverner, 197
Tawstoke, 128
Tayler, 195
Terront, 45
Theodor, 139
Thieys, 58
Thomas, 200
Thorber, 45
Thorn, 45, 327
Thorp, 45, 130
Throgmorton, 45
Thynn, 274
Thynne, 182
Tichborn, 46, 292
Tidisden, 46
Tille, 46
Tilly, 130, 246
Tinten, 46
Tinthagel, 58
Tirrell, 88, 219, 264
Tocotes, 108, 174
Todwell, 46
ToghiU, 46
Toliro, 164

Tomer, 320
Toney, 58
Toneyr, 230
Tony, 128, 29s
Tooker, igg
Torington, 46, 129
Torinton, 66, 67
Toriton, 85, 129, 152
Torr, 82
Tortesmains, 244
Tortz, 231
Toryton, 46
Totenais, 60, 62
TotenhiU, 46
TothiU, 46, 95, igg
Totnes, 60, 63
Tracy, 46, 5g, 62-64, 66, 83,
128, I2g, 131, 137, 149,
151-153, 155, 158, 188,
205, 295
Travers, 46
Treawyn, 46
Treddet, 58
Trefry, 2ig
Tregarthin, 46
Tregonwell, 237
Tregos, 211, 27g, 281, 300
Treiagu, 166, 207, 210, 211,
213
Trelawny, 46, 55, 125, 221
Trelosk, 46, 47, 155, 162,
162, 205, 207, 208
Tremain, 47
Tremayl, 272
Tremayle, 176
Tremayn, 123
Tremenet, 47, 67, 129
Trenchard, 47, 156, 161, 235,
236, 239-241
Trendelberg, 202
Trenouth, 213
Tresilian, 102, 146, 190, 214
Treslake, 47
Trethirf, 125
Trevagen, 207
Trevannion, 211, 213, 220
Trevarthian, 216, 320
Treverbin, 202
Treverbyn, 203, 204, 206,
208
TreviUan, 47, 218, 219, 272
Trewent, 47
Trewordenhall, 213
Trill, 47
Trivet, 47, 188, 200, 249, 255,
258, 25g, 262, 265-267
Trobridg, 47
Troutebek, 326
Trow, 230
Trowe, 280, 281
Trowent, 210
Trubeville, 69
Trubleville, 65
Trussell, 327
Try, 320
Tubervil, 319
Tubervill, 226, 231-235
Tuchet, 144, 267-270, 273,
276, 302, 304, 320, 321, 323

Tuckfild, 199
Tudenham, 99, 164, 169
Turbury, 195
Turkelby, 1S7, 188
Turlabere, 204
Turney, 257
Turon, 64, 148
Twenge, 314
Tyes, 83, 206, 208, 2og
Tylly, 151, 152
Tynhide, 283
Tynten, 207, 210, 211
Ufford, 299, 311, 312, 316
Uggesworthy, 327
Ulcot, 47
Umfravile, 164, 168, 169,
171
Umfravill, 47, 66, 67, 102,
364
Umfraville, 129
Umfrevill, 295
Underdone, -48
Undye, 198
Upcot, 48
Upton, 48, 197
Urtiaco, 301, 305, 307
Usslet, 48
Vachan, 135
Vachell, 277
Valletort, 15, 48, 58, 60, 61,
69. 72-74. 132. 136. 139.
154-156, 159, 160, 162,
165, 201-203, 206, 210,
253, 255, 301, 302, 304
Valletorta, 149, 151, 153
Vallibus, 86, 129
Vallitort, 250
Vautort, 152, 161
Veale, 48, 88, 171, 266
Vepont, 86, 150, 152, 297
Ver, 69, 152, 153
Verdon, 306
Vere, 14, 48, 60, 77, 106, 295,
301, 303, 326, 328
Vernet, 304
Vernon, 6g, 129, 133, 158
Vernona, 54-56, 80, 134
Vernun, 284
Veteri Ponte, 85, 297
Vicary, 48
Viconia, 252
VieU, 48
Villers, 130
Vincent, 120, 183, 184
Vitrei, 69, 151
Vivian, 48, 55, 124, 125
Vivonia, 246, 248, 254
Vivyan, 222
VoweU, 29, 48
Voysey, 197
Vuedall, 48, 77, 83, 237,
239-241, 289, 293, 304
Vyncent, n3
Vyvian, 125
Wadecot, 48
Wadeton, 48

Wadham, 48, 90, 92, 101,
104, log-in, 133, 144,
146, 170, 172, 176, 177,
272, 273
Waget, 48
Wake, 134, 337, 228, 231,
232, 245, 251, 253, 262,
279. 305. 311
Waldon, 23g
Walebew, 58
Waleish, 229
Walker, 200
Walleis, 48, 260, 300
Wallensis, 58
Wallop, 291, 292
Walmisley, 192
Walrond, 48, 94, 143, 225,
226, 324
Walsh, 331
Waltam, 49
Walter, 48, 49, 193
Walterannus, 224
Walton, 254, 296
Wampage, 49
Wampford, 49
Wanop, 25
Wanting, 309
Wanton, 188, 296
Warberton, 192
Warlewast, 125
Warr, 49, 143, 251, 270,
271, 273, 274, 300, 305,
310, 314
Warren, 74
Warwik, 49
Waterman, 49
WateviU, 66
Watton, 49
Way, 2, 49
Webbe, 240
Wedon, 309
Weele, 49
Wellesford, 249
Wellesley, 256, 261
Werstanus, 57
Werth, 198
West, 268, 270, 271, 282,
290-292
Weston, 49, igi, 288
Whalesburgh, 49, 204, 206,
208
WhaUsburgh, 211, 314, 215
Wheton, 196
Whiddon, 49, 113, 114, 116,
179, 182, 184

Index of Persons.

Whiker, 50
Whitacre, 50
White, 50, 293
Whitefield, i36
Whitelegh, 89
Whitfild, 50, 230, 232, 264
Whithed, 293
Whiting, 50, 89, 143
Whitington, 309, 316, 319
Whitlegh, 123
Whitley, 50, 92
Whitlock, 50
Wiat, 50
Wibbery, 50
Wibery, 20
Wichals, 50
Wickham, 234
Widworthy, 50, 157, 160
Wigbeare, 253, 255, 305
Wiger, 50, 67, 87, 160
Wiggebear, 259
Wigornia, 250
Wike, 50, 89, 155, 159, 163,
250
Wikes, 144
Wikewarr, 310
Wilecester, 250
WUford, 50, 197, 199
Wilington, 308
Wilinton, 141
WiU, 2
Williams, 50, 240
WiUington, 50, 51, 97, loi,
124, 156, 161, 164-171
WiUinton, 83, 86, 87, 137-
139, 210, 212, 213, 215
WiUoby, 175-177, 272, 285,
2S6, 316, 320
WiUoughby, 51, 74, 91, 108,
109, in, 218, 219, 235,
236
Wilmington, 307
Wincester, 187, i38
Windelsor, 226, 227
Windeslade, 51
Windesor, 227, 228
Windham, 146, 274, 275,
277
Winsor, 139
Winton, 113, 237-239
Wise, 51, 94, 124, 181, 184
Witingham, 190
Wivell, 51
Wodeton, 87, 161, 251, 254
Wolcot, 200

341

Wolf, 51, 159
WoUacomb, 51
WoUecomb, 153
Wolrington, 51. 158
Wolton, 51
Wolvington, 51
Woodbere, 51
Woodbiry, 123
Woode, SI
Woodeton, 228, 229
Woodford, 281
Woodland, itxj, 169, 213
Woodsand, 289
Woodstock, 134
Woorston, 31
Woorth, 51, 52
Wooton, 52
Wootton, 164, 196, 287
Worseley, 91, 292, 293
Wortham, 52
Wotton, 23
Wray, 52, 185, 222
Wriothesley, 52, 291, 292
Wrokeshall, 257
Wrokshall, 52, 228
Wrotham, 85, 246, 250
Wrothe, 268
Wroughton, 286
WroxshaH, 253, 264
Wutteneston, 280
Wyk, S9
Wyle, 86
Wynard, 52
Wyndham, 52
Wyse, 118
Wyvell, 187
Yard, 52, 90, 126, 327
Yearth, 52
Yeo, 31, 52, 88
Yerworth, 52
Ynge, 189, 263, 282, 283
Yonge, 183
York, 52, 198
Young, 52, 238, 275, 277
Younge, 95, 120, 185
Ziselden, 281
Zogh, 24
Zouch, 52, 60, 62, 78, 86,
96, 97, 102, 104, 106-109,
123, 131, 13s, 137, 138,
142, 145, 147, 152, 156,
158, 163, 164, 178, 29g,
303. 304. 324-327

INDEX OF PLACES.

Abbotesbiry, 238
Abergavenny, 60
Acford, 223 ¦
\cland, 1
\dbrige, 224
Adelamston, 146, 235, 236
.'\deleston, 241
AdeUnton, 224
\desham, 57
Adiston, 1
Affeton, 113, 178
Afton, 116, 182
Ainkesdon, 124
Akelan, i
Akeland, 182
Akland, 94, 116
Albemarle, 55, 56, 80, 135
Aller, 162
Aller Peverell, 77
Allet, 203, 205, 207
Alletes, 304
Almayn, 137
-Alnerento, 324
Alneston, 313
Alrebut, 298
Aire Peverell, 300, 310
Aluredton, 223
Alureton, 224
Alwarn, 208
Alwarton, 58
Alwington, 313
Alwinton, 157, 160
Alwynton, 161
Amedesham, 224
Anesty, 169
Anesty, Cruis, 169
Ank, 2, 45, 156
Annery, 25, 42, gg, 107, in,
113, 114, 166, 168, 172,
173. 177. 179
Anstey, 66
Antone, 206, 208, 2og, 214,
215, 220
Ash, s, 18, 44, 94, 115
Ashby, 138
Ashcomb, 162
Ashcombe, 68
Ashe, 119, 179, 183, 184
Asheriston, 124
Asherston, 12
Ashford, 2

Ashlegh, 2
Ashley, 157
Ashperton, 58
Ash Rogus, 105
Ashton, 2, 124, 178, 250,
256, 262, 276
Ashwater, 11, loi, 102, 168
Asse, 224
Asseriston, 27, 39, 103, 113,
118, 124
Asseton, 2, 148
Assheriston, 154, 156, 171,
172, 178, 185
Assholt, 40, 251, 256
Astington, 264
Aston, 305
Aston Bernard, 313
Aston Clinton, 304
Atcomb, 2
Athelinton, 317
Audelegh, 144
Audeley, 269, 270, 276
Aulescomb, 157, 162
Avebrige, 295
Awlescomb, 44
Axford, 281
Axminster, 71, 161, 185
Axmouth, 32
Axworthy, 31
Baentona, 70
Bagadrip, 255
Bagtorr, 22
Bampton, 14, 7072, 129,
152-154, 160, 166, 168,
170
Banley, 31
Bardford, 296
Barington, 317, 318
Barkhamsted, 318
Barkhamsted Parva, 298
Barneston, 239
Barnhous, 124, 125
Barnstable, 122, 128, 129,
131, 140, 141, 14s, 149,
150, 29s
Barnstaple, 57, 62-64, 66.
101, 151-153, 15s
B rrington, 251, 254, 257,
259, 262, 264, 269, 271,
272, 275, 277

Barstable, lo, 46, g6, 308,
315
Bartlet, 3
Barton Stacy, 289
Barwick, 236
Barwinestoch, 223
Basing, 144, 287, 289-291
Bastetorn, 165
Bath, 70-72, 78
Bathe, 13
Bathe, Earl of, no, 112,
113, 118, 122, 123, 125,
132
Batindon, 245
Batishorn, 19, 290
Batteshorn, 166
Battiscomb, 163
Battishorn, 31
Baucomb, 4
Baunton, 70-72, 96, 101, 103,
123, 126, 128, 131, 135,
138, 140, 142, 145, 147-
I4g, 151, 164, 3ig
Bawcomb, 22
Bawcombe, 162
Beadeport, 164, 168
Beandport, 98
Beapell, 97
Beare, 20, 162, 163, 165,
168, 169
Beaudport, 83
Becherell, 128
Bedford, 41, 58, 84
Bedford, Earl of, 112, 113,
ii3
Bediford, 24, 163, 167, i6g,
170, 172
Bedwell, 5 '
Beere, 130, 140, 144, 151-
IS4. 156. 231, 235, 257,
271
Beere Ferrars, 108, 109, in,
17s. 176
Beere Ferrers, 12, 301
Beere Regis, 232, 234
Belfast, ng
Belmarsh, 16
Belstan, 154
Belston, 4, 163
Benerston, 301
Bereferrers, 177

Index of Places.

343

Bergenny, 62
Bernford, 311
Berry, 122, 124
Berrynarbor, 30
Berteswell, 223
Berton, 296
Berwike, 295
Bery, 172-174
Bery in Keber, 10
Bery Pomeray, 94, 178, i8i,
184, 185
Bessinton, 224
Bicketon, 112, 118
Bicklegh, 160, 174, 176
Bickley, 4, 106, 120, 183,
185
Bickley Combe, 158
Bickton, i
Bideford, 100, 108, 109, 117,
132, 132, 153, 154, 175,
176, 178, 179
Bideforde, 115
Bigbery, 5
Bigbiry, 10, in
Bikebiry, 166
Bikebury, 161, 165, 168
Bikenhull, 296
Bikinton, 23
Bindon, 30, 26, 50, 237-239
Binley, 51
BirkenhuU, 254
Biry, 120, 151-153
Birye, 109
Bisshop's Clist, n8
Bisshopstenton, 35
Blackawton, 51
Blackburgh, 152, 157
Blackburgh Bollay, 103, 171,
172
Blackdown, 66
Blacktoryton, 163, 164
Blactoriton, 131
Blactoryton, 158
Blagdon, 31, 98, no, in,
117, 162, 165, 176, 178,
183, 351, 354, 359
Blagdon Pipard, 169
Blakborn, 40
Blakburgh, 13, 154, 155
Blakdon, 315
Blaktoriton, 152, 156
Blaneford, 224
Bleneford, 223, 224
Blintheys, 231
Bluston, 58
Bochehamton, 225
Bocheland, 225
Bocton, 301
Boderell, 316
Bodrugan, 204, 207, 210,
212, 217, 21S
Bokeish, 117
Bokerell, 38, 154, 300
Bokland Dinham, 316
Bokonnake, 211, 212, 214,
216-219
Boleworth, 59
Boloina, 301
Boltbury, 306

Bolterscomb, 6
Bonony, 296
Bosch Herbert, 225
Bosomshele, 184
Bosumshele, 5, 6, 117
Boswygy, 318
Botardel, 58
Botelet, 318
Boterell Castel, 202-204
Boterford, 6
Botreaux, 206, 209, 211, 212,
214, 318
Botreaux Castel, 204
Bovetracy, 308, 315
Bovey Tracy, 66
Boway, 37
Bowden, 6
Bowdon, 24, 30
Bowringeslegh, 6, 7
Bowringslegh, 24, 37
Boxford, 315
Bradeford, 224
Bradele, 224
Braden, 296
Bradenays, 149
Bradfeld, 48
Bradford, 17, 40, 156, 185,
232
Bradlegh, 115, 180
Bradley, 10, 20, 302
Bradmore, 50
Bradnedg, 42
Bradninch, 73, 74, 128
Bradston, 13
Brags Marsh, 7
Bramford, 43, 166
Brampton, 151, 152
Bramton, 70
Brandford Pine, 90
Braileis, 73, 74
Branell, 209
Braneys, 74, 128, 133, 137,
140, 141
Branford, 59, 106, in, 112
Branston, 31
Bratton, 21
Braunton, 130, 139, 315
Bray, 58
Brendisworthy, 158
Brestinworth, 313
Brestow, 275, 276
Bretash, 159
Breynton, 46
Brianston, 236-238, 240
Brided, 224
Bridgwater, 57, 297, 299,
330
Bridgwater, Earl of, 132
Brigge, 310
Brighamton, 319
Brighley, 21
Brightlegh, 158, 178
Brightley, 8, 13, 21, 112, 143
Brigwater, 81, 82
Brigwater, Eari of, no
Brimton, 245, 274, 27 f. 777,
278
Britricheston, 8
Britrichston, 41

Brixham, 60, 301, 311
Brixton, 10
Brocheshale, 224
Brodclist, 6, 45
Brodeclist, 115, 119, 154,
164, 165
Brodehembery, 184
Brodhembiry, 116
BrokhiU, 36
Bromfild, 255
Bromford, 153
Bromland, 2gs
Brooke, 266-268, 270, 271,
379, 280, 282-286
Broughton, 311, 315
Brounscomb, 40
Browneshilliers, 116
Brownshilers, 8
Brugg, 313
Bruton, 275, 276
Brymeton, 245
Brymton, 264
BuckereU, 157
Bucketon, 179
Buckham, 229
Buckland, 9, 179, 184, 185,
300
Buckland Monacorum, 118
Buckland-tDUt-Zantes, 182
Buckton, 9
Bucland Crofton, 76
Budokside, 24
Bukenton, 158
Bukland, 18, 29, 95, 121,
277
Bukland Baron, 23
Bukland Monachorum, 94
Bukland Monocorum, 115
Bukland Toutzains, 117
Bulbeck, 295
Bulkeworthy, 155
Bulkworthy, 9
Burbiton, 7
Bureford, 295
Burgh Pomeray, 313
Burneby, 9
Burrington, 34, 95
Burton, 76
Burton Stacy, 311
Bydeford, in
Bynley, 4, 113
Byry, 38, 42, 62, 68, 82, 96,
102, 112, 113, 125, 129,
13s, 138, 142, 148, 149,
157. 314
Byry Pomeray, 100, 105
Cabbury, 312
Cadbery, 302
Cadbiry, 244, 249, 252, 257-
259, 261, 263, 265, 267-
271, 276
Cadbury, 295
Cadhey, 26
Cadley, 34, 95, 120, 298
CaUington, 73
Calstock, 73
Calwoodlegh, 162
Cambridge, 76

344

Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.

Came, 240
Cameis, 65
Candel, 223, 225, 263
Candelle, 224
Canford, 237-240
Cannington, 274, 275, 278,
303
Canonlegh, 14, 183
Canterbury, 82, 146
Cardinan, 58
Cardynan, 79, 203-206, 216-
2ig, 300, 316
Caresbrooke, 315
Carew, I3g, 142
Carlet, 319
Carmyno, 207, 209, 211,
212
Carneton, 58
Carrant, 312
Carrew, 130
CarswiU, n, 133
Cary, 242, 246, 248, 351,
254, 359, 361, 265, 269,
272, 319
Cary Dinham, 17
Caryhayes, 220
Castelcomb, 279, 282
Castell Ricard, 131
Castle Cary, 311
Castlehaven, 276
Castrum Ricardi, 295, 312
Catescline, 223
Catherston, 240
Cawm, 241
Caynho, 296
Ceamoys, 64, 82, 122, 125,
127, 129, 136, 137, I40,
141
Celberge, 224
Celeberg, 224
Celham, 295
Cenerorton, 298
Cercell, 224
Cerne, 223
Cernell, 225
Certele, 224
Chagford, 39, 49, 50, 113;
114, 116, 179, 182, 184
Chales, in
ChaUons, 11
Chalmington, 240
Chalmyngton, 230, 231
Chalvedon, 11
Chamberg, 296
Champflourie, 246
Chantmarle, 228, 241
Charborough. 241
Chardford, 289
Charles, 168, 169, i8i
Charneis, 89, 177
Charnes, 98
Charneys, 40, 88, 98
Chateau Reaulx, 126
Chedindon, 228-230
Chedsy, 304
Cheldash, 5
Chellegh, 303
Chelsham, 12
Chelston, 317

Chelworth, 300
Chemisteton, 224
Chepin Blanford, 231
Cheriton, 21, 103, 105, 173
Cherleton Makerel, 296
Cheryton, 100, 169
Chester, Justice of, 135
Chettescomb, 166
Chideok, 232-235
Chiderley, 12
Chidley, 29, 39, 50
Childeton, 59
Chilton, 206, 209, 249, 250,
254, 318
Chimwell, 18, 106, 173, 174
Chinedecome, 223
Chinestanton, 223
Chinetford, 223
Chinton, 223-225
Chirce, 224
Chirlwell, 167, 170
Chiverston, 159
Christchurch, 135
Chudleigh, 58
Churcheton, 156
Churchstanton, 46, 99, 164,
169
Churchton, 20, 126, 164
Chuton, 65, 105, 246, 254,
257, 268-270, 305, 359
Chuyton, 297
Chymley, 10
Chymwell, 10, I06
Chynnock, 264
Clanacomb, 9
Clatworthy, 183
Clavelle)', 94
Clenson, 240
Clenston, 235-237
Cleyhidon, 157
Clifton, 223, 236-241
Clifton Clanton, 60
Clifton Mauncell, 313
Clist, 36, 41, 48, 154, 161,
164
Clist Episcopi, 112, 113
Clistgerard, 47
Clist Girard, 22
Clisthidon, 27, 155, 160, 162
Clist St. Lawrenc, 161, 165
Clistwilliam, 24
Clopton, 228, 252, 312
Clotworthy, 13
Clovelly, 99, 168
Cloves, 274, 275, 278
Cloways, 214
CnoUe, 224
Coblegh, 143
Cockington, ng
Cocktree, 9, 50
Codelston, 269
Coden, 296
CoffinsweU, 167, 168
Cokington, 116, 164, 167,
169
Cokinton, 65, 180
CokUngton, 307, 315
Colaton, 158, 159, 180
Colaton PraU, 169

Colbroke, 3g, 181
Colbrooke, 48
Colcomb, 94, 117, 184
Colecomb, 179
Coleton, 17
Coletonprall, 313
Coliton, gs, 132, 152, 154,
180, 185
Collacomb, 47, 123, 156, 15S,
161
Collaton, 10, 14, 44
Colne, 295
Colquit, 206, 208
CoUre, 183
Columbar, 297
Columb John, 165, 182
Columpton, 14, 143, 178,
179
Columton, 25
Colyton, 120
Comb, 316
Comb Byset, 310
Combe, 168
Combebaunton, 155
Combecoffin, 155
Combefissacre, 156, 158-160
Combe Martin, 66
Combe Pyne, 171
Combfissacre, 21, 97, 168
Combflory, 143, 273, 274
Combiset, 285
Comb Lancelles, 154
Combmartin, 36
Combmartyn, 398, 315
Combpine. gg
Combpyne, 162, 163
Combralegh, 17, g8, ico,
103, 105, 125, 171, 172
Combyne, 102
Compton, 14, 114, I7g
Comton, 271
Comton Hawey, 270
Contone, 225
Corbinston, 15
Corf, 223
Corfton, 76
Corinton, 15
Cork, 71, 312
Cornubia, 305
Cornwall, 54, 61
Cornwall, Earl of, 124, 125,
136, 137, 140, 141, i4g,
151
Cornworthy, 10, 61
Corrpole, 253, 255
Corston, 253, 263
Corstor, 282, 283
Cory, 243, 245, 247, 248
Corymalet, 248, 254, 257,
259, 261
Cory Malet, 2g5, 302, 303,
307
Corypole, 250
Cory Revel, 260, 262, 266,
276
Cory Revell, 254
Cory Rivell, 301, 305, 307
Cossington, 245, 247, 264,
269

Index of Places.

545

"Cothelston, 250, 254, 356,
258, 259, 262, 264, 269,
27s. 276
Cotlegh, 30, 98
Cottelegh, 166, 304
•Cotteley, 228
Cowlegh, 132
¦Crackhampton, 294
¦Crawell, 317
Credden, 303
¦Crediton, 23. 51. S2, 57. 95.
181
Credy, 37, 160
Credyton, 180
•Credy Wigor, 50
Creford, 29g
•Creube, 59
Crikland, 29S
•Criste, 323
¦Criz, 223
Crocnam, 277
Crokedon, 313
Oroydon, 282 [166
Crues Morchard, 163, 165,
•Crukehamton, 318
Cruket, 229, 252
Crundall, 291
Crusemorchard, 142
Crye, 234
¦Culley, 16
Culm John, 36, 41, 94, 116
Cumbflory, 349
•Cumb Sidenham, 27s
'Cumpton, 24, 115, 288
Cumpton Pole, 51
¦Cumtonpole, 38
Cune, 224
Curemoigne, 303
Curton, 133
Cuttele, 219, 320, 222
Cuttell, 17s
Cyres, 398
Daccumbe, S9
Daldich, 33
Damery Coort, 240
Dantesey, 284, 285
Dartington, 66, 164, 166
Dartmouth, 2, 10, 26, 146,
151
Dauney, 96
Daverell, 95
Dawlich, 251
Dawney, 100
Deandon, 33, loi, 156
Deane, 94, 117
Dean Forest, 75
De la Port, 27
Delton, 313
Dene, 182, 184
Denvale, 16
Derham, 307
Deriemeston, 224
Dertington, 82, 96, toi, 107,
108, 141, 144, 145. 148,
149, ISS, I7S. 179. 315
Dertinton, n, 33, 64, 122,
12s, 127, 129,, .132, 136,
137, lAo, 151-153

Desmond, 71
Devon, 40
Devon, Earls of, 80, 141,
144, 146, 147, 149
Dewenis, 233
Diddesham, 162
Dimscoort, 235
Ditsham, 42
Dodbroke, 41, 98, 157, 165,
168, 304
Dodbrook, 33
Doddescomblegh, 157
Dodesbery, 224
Dodescorabslegh, 18
Dodescot, 166
Dodescote, 27
Dodlescote, 155
Dodscot, 159
Donegny, 3<x)
Donend, 315
Donhed, 306, 308
Donne, 29, 165
Donne Park, 18
Donuguy, 316
Donyeat, 248, 251, 261
Donyeate, 317
Donyete, 304
Dorcet, 24
Dorcetshire, 125
Dorchester, 241
Dorset, 76, 84
Dounden, 248
Doune, 161, 163
Doune Umfraville, 168, 169
Dovileshay, 170
Dovileshays, loi
Dowlish, 273
Dowrish, 18, 124
Drax, 70
Dudley, 71
Dulverton, 255, 298
Dundene, 79
Dunscomb, 5, ig
Dunscoort, 236
Dunsford, 5, 130, 132
DunksweU, 48
Dunsland, 3, 10, 17, 30, 123,
143
Dunsmere, 34
Dunstan, 155.
Dunster, 79, 137, 138, 242,
24s, 246, 248, 249, 251,
254, 259, 261, 264, 267-269,
272-27S
Dunstridon, 55
Dunterton, 155, 162
Dupeford, 133, 298, 302, 318
Dupford, 309
Durehay, 302
Dynan, 128
EcleswaU, 295
Edeslegh, 98, 163, 168
Edg, 48
Edgcomb, no, 112, 113, 117
Edge, 104, 109-ni
Edgecote, 82
Edington, 254, 255
Edmerston, 117, 183

Edmore, 10
Effingham, Baron of, 1I3
Efford, 3, 25, 50, 123, 148,
158, 166
Egesford, 119, 1B3, 1S4
Egge, loi, 146, 170, 172,
Eggesford, 40 [176
Egmonden, 296, 304
Elerki, 58
EUingham, 318
Elton, 315
Enemer, 244, 248, 250, 252,
253. 254, 256, 260, 261,
263, 26s, 267, 268, 276
Ermington, 4, 37, 126, 139,
151-153. ISS. 160
Ermyngton, 98, 108, 175
Ernsburg, 35
Escudamor, 261
Esse, 167
Esse Boleyn, 257, 259
Esse Boleyne, 250
Esse Ralph, 20
Esse Rogus, 4, 173
Essex, 36, 70, 71
Est Bawcomb, 22
Est Bedwyn, 302
Estcoker, 253, 258, 260, 266,
267, 269, 271, 272
Estdowne, 18
Est Lulleworth, 237
Estmorden, 315
Eston, 20, 251, 303
Estoodlegh, 160, 161
Estoodeley, 33
Estpotesford, 162
Estworlegham, 310
Est Worlehain, 289
Evreux, 62
Exceter, 122, 123, 123, 141
145
Exceter, Erie of, 119
Exeter, 4, 7, 9, 11, 12,
16, 19-24, 26, 28-31, 3
35.36.38,39.42-45.47.48. 50-52, 72, 81-83, 182, 184
Exon, Bishop of, 124
Exon, Duke of, 101, 107
Exton, 246, 250, 254, 295
Eystresham, 295
Facy, 154
Falapitt, 20
FaUopytt, 95
Falwell, 20
FardeU, 70, 98, 102, 115,
159, 170, 180
Faringdon, 20
Farlegh, 268, 273
Faweton, 212
Fawiton, 217
Fawyton, 58
Fen Otery, 23
Fenton, 23
Fenyton, 20, 33, iss
Fillegh, 18, 21, 22, 158, 162
Firneham, 224, c?5
Fishide, 223, 224
Fislegh, 59

346

Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.

Fitelford, 334, 235
Fitzford, 21, 121, 183, 185
Fitzforde, 116
Fitzpayne, 105
Flamsted, 128, 295
Fleete, 17, gg, 102, 121, 183,
185
Flint, 148, 156, 160, 169, 170
Flinte, 123
Floyershayes, 21
Foghaven, sg
Ford, 95, in, 259, 260, 304
Forde, 22, 114, 120, 178, 179,
183, 185, 25s, 315
Fordington, 307
Fordmore, 22
Fornhull, 313
Fowelscomb, 22, 120, 183,
18S .
Foweton, 317
Framton, 240
Framton Coterel, 308
Francescoort, 22
Fremington, 395, 308, 315
Frome, 333-327
Frome Selwood, 250
Frome Whitfild, 229, 230
Fryeshele, 23
Frysthel, 36
Fryth HaU, 36
Fulford, 18, 33, 37, 108, 109,
III, 115, 118, 174-176, 178,
179, 180, 182
Fursdon, 23
Fyneton, 304
Gainz, 76
Galmeton, 139
Gascoigne, 134
Gatcomb, 163, 165, 307
Gatpath, 23
Gemny, 299
Gerardesclist, 13
Gessic, 333
Gidesham, 134, 141. 166,
167
Gidicot, 18
Gidlegh, 14, 39, 152, 157,
161, 165, 167, 168
Gidley, gg, 126, 164
Gillesland, 2g8, 301
GUlingeham, 224
Gitsham, 32
Glocester, 152
Glose, 223
Gloucester, 56, 59
Glyn, 208, 210
Godeford, 162, 165, 168
Goderington, 158
Godford, 13, 98
GodUngton, 240
GodUnton, 169
Godloston, 15
Godmewy, 313
Godolphin, 220-222
Godrington, 35
Goldworthy, 23
Gorneystrete, 277
Gorstone, 223

Gotheney, 270, 272
GraveU, 305 [169
Great Modbyry, 156, 164,
Greeneway, 117, 180
Greenham, i6g
Greneslinch, 20
Grete Clist, 157
Grilleston, no, 178
Grimst'on, 24
Grindham, 251, 256, 265
Groby, 316, 320
Gwarnock, 206, 209
Gydley, 294
Haccomb, 25, 94, 97, 103-
106, 161, 165-167, 169,
172, 173
Haccombe, 15, 158, 160, 161
Hach, II, 25, 242, 24s, 246,
248, 254, 259, 261, 268,
270, 273, 306
Hach Bechamp, 319
Haishfield, 297
Hakenhull, 253
Hakepenne, 72
Hakeridg, 25
Hakworthy, 25
Halberton, 7, 10, 109, in,
112, 114, 116, 156, 176,
179
Halesbiry, 94
Halgewill, 25, 313
Halisworth, 316
HaU, 25, 120
Halsbiry, 23
Halswell, 277
Halton, 207, 210, 222, 298
Halwell, III, 175
Halwelscomb, 108, 109
Ham, 131, 224, 225, 306
Hamden, 311
Hame, 224
Hamilton, 312
Hamton, 307, 310
Hamton Stovein, 300
Hanebergh, 59
Hanesworth, 59
Hanford, 223
Hannock, 152
Harberton, 60, 61, 72
Hardington, 244
Hardwike, 298
Harescoort, 313
Harestorie, 224
Haringworth, 142, 145, 147
Harpford, 128, 299, 360, 316
Harptree, 243, 248, 254, 256,
260, 27s, 276
Harptrew, 298
Harptru, 249
Harston, 51
Hartland, i, 76, 94, 156, 160,
163, 170, 2gg, 300, 316
Hasbutton, 305
Haselbere, 258
Haselbyry, 299, 305
Hathey, 26
Havekdon, 59
Hawey, 267, 270, 272

Haydon, 258
Hayne, 26 (2)
Hays, 119, 182, 184
Haytor, 298
Haytorr, 302
Heale, 26
Heanton. 39, 52, 94, 154,
15s, 161
Heanton Punchardon, 109,
no, 119, 182, 184
Heanton SachviU, 119, 184
Heanton St. George, 273-275
Hebbeford, 58
Hecton, 225
Hele, 155, 158
Helegh, 138, 141
Helepayn, 313
Helgewell, 223
Heligan, 205, 208-210
Helleston, 58
HeUond, 23, 207
Hely, 64, 66
Hembiry, ig
Hemedeswoorde, 224
Hemington, 77
Hemiok, 27, 48, gg
Hempston, 97, 154, 155, 157
Hemston, loi
Hemyocke, 160, 161, 163
Hemyok, 7, 8, 103, 156
Hengham, 295
Hengscot, 26
Henley, 314
Henton, 306
Henton St. George, 318
Herdewill, 59
Herdwike, 302
Heringston, 240
Herle, 312
Hermitage, 139
Hern, 207
Herteland, 136
Hertland, 18, 75, 76, 128,
152, 156, 157, 294
Hestercomb, 248, 252, 257,
260, 263, 265, 273, 274
Hetesbiry, 282
Hevitree, 23
Heweton, 157
Hidon, 161
Hillbishopp, 277
Hille, 14, 224
Hillecoort, 103
Hillescoorte, 146
Hilscoort, 27
Hilton, 58
Ho, 29s
Hocerde, 225
Hockworthy, 163
Hody, 27
Holbeme, 28
Holbroke, 28
Holcomb, 13, 18, 21, 28, 30,
41, 113, 159, 163, 178-180
Holcomb Bernard, 103, ni-
113, 120
Holcombe, 50
Holcomb Rogus, 5, 113, 133,
156, 159. 161, 164

Index of Places.

347

Holdesworthy, 19, 153, 315
Holdsworthy, 66
Hole, 28
Holecomb, 123, 148
Holedich, 171, 172
Holm, 308
Holn, 315, 319
Holway, 28
Honyton, 166
Hooke, 233, 235, 237-239
Horcy, 250
Hornicote, 58
Hornisham, 284
Horselegh, 163
Horsington, 255, 262, 266,
300, 302, 307, 317
Horton, 97, 231, 232, 241
Horwood, 31, 38
Houghton, 311
Hounspill, 264, 266, 267, 269
Houspull, 254
Hoxham, 29, 155
Hugheton, 162
Hughton, 23
Hugkredebury, 314
Hulprington, 318
Hungerford, 123, 125, 135
Hunshaw, 158
HunspiU, 72
Hunstill, 72
Huntingdon, 62, 64, 76
Huntingdon, Earl of, 123,
125, 131, 13s
Huntsam, 4, 123
Huntworth, 247, 250, 255,
259, 260
Hurbernford, 313
Hurberton, 48, 72, 73, 136,
139, 149, 151 -154, 159,
160, 301, 311
Hurst, 248
Huthens, 58
Hywis, 100
Hywistremenet, 47
Hywys, 162, 168
Iching, 291
Ilcomb, 214, 216
Ilfercomb, 11, 38, 97, 103,
105, io6, 153, 172, 173
Ilfrecomb, 161, 163, i65,
168
Ilfridecomb, 157
Ilmere, 313
Ilton, 13
Ingelborn, 52
Inkelton, 29
Instow, 98
Inswerk, 11, 208, 210, 214,
21S
Ipelpen, 103
Ipisden, 317
Ithelton, 126, 159, 171
Ivebridge, 6, 18
Ivedon, 46, 22
Iwern, 223
Jeriington, 304
Jewes Cotlegh, 167

KarswiU Regis, 302
Kary, sg
Kawoodlegh, 30
KeUy, 30, loi, 156, 160,
162, 167, 170
Kenedon, 123
Kenemerton, 296
Kenewell, 302
Kenn, 4g
Kensenton, 2gs
Kent, S3
Kentington, 152
Kentisbeare, 112, isg, 162
Kertling, 295
Kiderminster, 306
Kildare, 139
Kilkharapton, 221
Killerington, 185
Killigru, 204
Kilmenton, 170, 295
Kilmington, 66
Kilpek, 305
Kilrington, 14, 118, 120,
183, 184
Kinemerston, 317, 318
Kinereriston, 297
Kinersdon, 249
Kinges CarsweU, 33
Kinges Nymeton, ng
Kingkarswell, 298, 301
Kingscarswill, 135, 138, 163,
165, 307
Kingsholm, 312
KingskarsweU, 78, 154, 158
King's Nimeton, 185
Kingsnimton, 166, 167
Kingsnymeton, no, 152
Kingsteignton, 130, 155
Kingstenton, 45
Kingstington, g, 13, 151
Kingston, 3, 27, 232
Kingston Russell, 317
Kington, 315
Kirton, 36
Kisewik, 305
Kitton, 4g, 103
Knaton, gs
Knighton, 154, 308
KnoUe, 31
Knoweston, 107, 163, 165,
167, 169-172, 174
Knowston, 4, 97, 100
Knowston Beapell, 145
Kokington, 97, 100
Kruscomb, 47
Kunxliz, 224
Kyme, 125
Kynersdon, 294
Kytton, 143
Lacham, 279
La Dene, 156
Lagenham, 288
Lahoc, 223
Lallesdon, 265
Lamerton, 47
Lamprey, 31
Lanaton, 318
Lancaster, 74

Landekey, 113, 170, 177
Langacre, 65
Langannet, 213
Langebere, sg
Langford, 31, 154, 159, 161,
281
Langford Lestre, 130
Langle Burell, 282
Langport, 307
Langton, 229, 300
Langtrew, 181
Lanhern, 78, 79, 123, 140,
143. 179. 210, 211, 213,
215, 216, 219-221
LanhoU, 58
Lankey, 8
Lanrak, 124, 125
Lansele, 208, 212
Lansels, 204, 205
Lanteglos, 212
Lantian, 58
Lapford, 42, 99, 164, 168
Larder, 124
Larkbere, 37
Larkham, 281
Launceston, 79, 317, 318
Launcyan, 305
Launston, 16
Legh, 32, sg, 59, 103-106,
159, 161, 163, 164, 167,
171
Legbampton, 282
Legh ChaUons, 11, 164, 172,
173
Legh Dodescomb, 18
Legh Powlet, 171
Leigh, 153
Lemovicensis. 73, 74
Leskared, 58
Lew, 66
Lewston, 240
Ley, 32, 43
Lidford, 66
Lidiard, 250
Lifton, 12
LUlesdon, 263
Limoges, 73
Lincoln, 70
Lineham, 108, 175, 176
Linham, 16
Linscot, 32
Lippincot, 32
Litelton, 223
LitteU Modbyry, 158, i6r
Little Hemston, 31
Little Holm, 311
Little Modbiry, 41
Lobbenham, 318
Loddiswell, 6i
Lodre, 223
LodsweU, 10
Lomen, 13, 148, 158, i6i,
169
London, Bishop of, 146
Londondirry, Erl of, 118
Longacre, 45
Long Ashton, 271, 272, 273
LoriweU, 32
Loseburgh, 304

348

Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.

Luccomb, 249, 251, 264
Luckton, 37
Ludbrook, 73
Ludworde, 234
Luetrenchard, 51
Lulworth, 235, 236
Lumberdlowe, 317
Lundey, 137
Luscot, 143
LusshiU, 285
Lutokeshele, 169
Luton, 304
Lydiard, 279, 381, 383
Lydyet, 347, 250
Lyfton, 154, 155
Lymesey, 133, 152
Lyn, 47
Lyncolnia, 296
Lyneham, 109
Lynton, 295
Lyw, 123
Lywetrenchard, 156
Madeford Terry, 309
Madeley, 302
Malbone Nonhall, 305
Malcot, 48
Malperiton, 224
Malston, 33
Malune, 224
Mamhed, 139
Manerland, 307
Mannesford, 59
Manston, 224, 228, 229
Manworthy, 153
Mapereton, 223
Maperton, 328, 298, 307,
312
Maplede, 224
March, Earl of, 147
Markonfild, 46
MarnhiU, 239
Marsh, 49, 311, 312
Marshwood, 79, 225, 227,
228
Martyndall, 44
MarweU, 292
Marwood, 33
Matford, 94, 117
Maydentowne, 298
Mayne, 223
Mayne, Viscount of, 128
Medesham, 224
Meines, 76
Melbery, 123, 224, 227, 228,
233, 236-238, 24!
Melbery, Osmond, 231
Melbiry Sanford, 230, 333,
233
Melborne, 334
Melcomb, 351, 260, 262,
¦ 269, 270, 273
Melesbery, 223
Melpleys, 231, 332, 236, 237
Membiry, 22
Membyry, 280, 284
Memland, 27
Meriet, 245, 246, 248
Merifild, 270, 272, 273

Merige, 250, 258
Merland, 17, 131
Merston, 294
Merthin, 58
Mertock, 244, 245, 247, 250
Merton, 34, gg, 100, 107,
lis, 154-156. 162, 167,
168, 174
Meryet, 255, 260, 261, 266
Meulx, 173
Meux, 105
Mewy, 34 (2), 313
Middelond, 58
Midelton, 123, 297
Mideltone, 225
Midsommer Norton, 311
Milston, 15
Milton, 158, 237
MineU, 58
Modbery, 27, 157
Modbiry, 11, 27
Modbury, 26, 73
Modbyry, 97, 102, 105, ng,
158, 160, 165, 167, 170,
171, 173
Mohun's Ottery, 78
Molland, 12, 15, 38, 106,
108, 146, 154, 157, 158,
162, 163, 165, 169-172, 17s
Monachorum, 94
Montagu, 277
Monthermer, 131
Montradford, 25
Moore, 34
Moorechrichell, 240
Moorehays, 113, 114, 124,
178, 179
Morchard, 16, 100
Morchays, 35
Mordon, 223, 224
Morecrichel, 237
Moreto, 167
Moreton, 168, 297, 305
Moreton and Cornwall, Earl
of, 130
Morlegh, 162, 166
Morston, 23
Mortaygn, 145
Mortein, 294
Morton, 98
Moteshorne, 225
Mounsotery, 123, 130, 142
Mount Edgcombe, 177, 178,
182, 184
Moutain, 73
Moxe, 313
Mulborn, 229
Mulesford, 139, 142
MuUefford, 130
Munkhampton, 17, 24, 4a
Munkokhampton, 17
Murlinch, 262
MyU, 34
Mymestoke, 305
Mynyeat, sig
Nanscuke, 204, 207
Netelcomb, 249, 251, 252,
254. 257, 264, 272

Nether Ex, 16, 154
Netherhaddon, 305
Netherham, 277 [185
Netherton, 32, 118, 120, 184,
Newburgh, 315
Newenham, 35, 75, 115, 119,
180, 184
Newhall, 302
Newhouse, 95
NeWiiham, 45
Newport, 66 [295
Newton, 23, 224, 257, 261,
Newton Ferrers. 301
Newton Petrock, 17
Nimetoii Regis, 116
Nimton Regis, 15
Nither Ex, 158
Nitherstawey, 306, 308
Nitheway, 28
Nodforde, 225
Nonant, 72
Nonnye, 265, 271
Norfolk, 311
Norlegh, 35
Normancot, 133, 153
Norreys, 105
Norrys, 35
Northbarn, 311
Northbovy, 100, 103, 166
North Cadbury, 307, 318
Northcheriton, 42
Northcot, 36, 156
Northcoth, 59
Northewish, 35
Northiwis, 29
Northlew, 28, 315
Northmolton, 42, 52, 97, g8,
102, 109, 131, 135, 138,
145, i6g, 171, 303, 304,
313
Northon, 296
Northover, 258
Northpederton, 243, 245,
247
North Petherton, 72
Northtawton, 11, 51
Northumberland, Earl of,
I4S
Norton, 17, 21, 96, 156, 162,
163, 165
Norton Dauney, 165
Norton Veale, 266
Norwich, 134
Notingham, Earl of, 145
Notwell, 29g, 300, 316
Novum Burgum, 304
Nutwell, sg, 104-106, 108,
109, 116, i63, 171, 173,
175, 182, 184
Nymeton, 121, 157, 178,
183
Nymeton Regis, 104
Nymeton Rogus, 97
Nymett, 295 [319
Nymet Tracy, 66, 308, 315,
Odecomb, 79, 244-246, 248,
2g8
Odecumb, 242, 243

Index of Places.

349

Odeton, 224
Odiham, 305
Odron, 139
Offewell, 36
Offwell, 14
Ogwell, West, 182, 183,
i8S
Ohern, 314
Okbere, 59
Okebeare, 36
Okeford, 230, 233, 307
Okehampton, 53, 57, 80, 82
Okhamton, 125, 148, 150,
153. 156, 163, 165, 168
Okhamton, Baron of, 141,
149
Okhamton, Barony of, 126,
127, 136, 137, 140
Oldport, 36, 38
Orchard, 274-277
Orcherton, gg, 101, 102, 157,
158, 160, 168, 170
Orde, 224
Orgareston, 224
Orlegh, 17
Ormond, 10
Orwey, 36
Oterton, ig
Otery, 31, gS, 104-106, 108,
log, 112, 130, 131, 137,
138, 151, 153, 155, 160,
164, 165, i6g, 172-174,
176-179, 185, 312
Otery Moun, 34
Otery St. Mary, 28
Ottery, no
Overonton, 302
Overton, 78
Overton Batermarsh , 234
Ovremoign, 230, 232
Owremoign, 229
Owre Moign, 233, 234
Oxenbere, 36
Oxford, 14, 54, 60
Oxton, 29, so, 120, 183, 185,
298
Paddon, 48
Padstow, 222
Padua, 81
Painsford, 183
Palton, 248, 249, 254, 263,
304
Pancras Wike, 157
Pancraswike, 153, 162
Panneston, 59
Panston, 11
Parham, 240
Parkham, 154
Parret, 235, 236
Parrit, 271
Pavy Furneaus, 255
Paynshays, 37
Paynton, 58;
Peamore, 46, 93
Peaton, 163
Pedere, 224
Pederwyn, 205
Pedrekesham, 210

Pedret, 223
Peleham, 224
Pembroke, 62, 71
Pembroke, Earl of, 139
Pembroke, Steward of, 130,
139
Penfenton, 205
Penhele, 222, 294, 318
Penros, 58, 214, 216
Penycot, 38
Peramor, 50
Perham, 228, 229, 279, 282
Perntlendy, 311
Peryton, 306, 308, 315
Peverell, 139
Pidekeswell, 157, 158, 160
Pidekwell, 35
Pidele, 223
Piderwyn, 203
Pidrichesham, 225
Pill, 22, 37, 46
Pillesden, 235, 236
PiUond, 8, 37
Pineford, 37, 184
Pinford, 119
Pinho, 12, 34, 90, 91, 99,
101-103, 167, 168, 170
Pinsford, 43
Plevint, 58
Plimouth, I, 26, 50
Plimton, 56, 171
Plumtree, 51
Plymouth, 19, 115, 118, 120,
180, 182-185
Poderidge, 181, 184
Poderige, 116
Podington, 299
Poghelippe, 59
Poldon, 311
Pole, 116
Pole Antony, 107, no
Polrode, 58
Poltimor, 38
Poltymor, 94, 158, 160, 174,
181, 184
Poltymore, 3, 108, 116
Pomington, 223
Pooderige, 35
Poole, I, 221
Poorstoke, 225
Popham, 289, 290
Porestoche, 224
Portlage, 14
Portlemouth, 313
PostUnch, 34, 48
Posding, 308
Potesford, 38
PothuU, 46
Potington, 303
Povertone, 224
Powderham, 15, 102, 106-
log, in, 112, 115, 118,
146, 170-172, 174-176, 179,
184
Powertone, 223
Powreshays, 38
PraUe, 158
Predenick, 210
Prestcot, 38

Prideaux, 208, 209
Prous, 39
Pruteston, 22, 39, 131
Puddle-Turberville, 233
Pulle, 6s '
Pulton, 253, 293
Purbeck, 241
Pury, 259, 260, 262
Putford, 39
Pyworthy, 307
Quilquit, 214, 215, 217, 219
Raddon, 66, 181
Radford, 26, 40, 117
Radway, 303, 310
Ragmeton, 224
Rake, loi, 313
Ralegh, 12, 40, 87, gS, 114,
118, 154, 161, 163, 179
Rame, 40, 58
Rameridge, 289, 312
Rashley, 40
RathwiU, 212, 214
Ratree, 20
Rawlegh, 179, 181
Redlinch, 251, 274, 275
Remsbiry, 232
Reskimer, 204, 209, 212
Retadoc, 58
ReveU, 151
Rew, 130, 132
Rewe, 5, 161
Reyney, 158
Ringested, 225
Rockbere, 25
Rockborn, 290, 291
Rockburn, 289, 306
Rodherd, 139
Rodway, 319
Roghdon, 42
Rogus, 97
Rokelly, 222
RoUedon, 300, 301
Romaneslegh, 157
Romundeylegh, 59
Rotherford, 313
RougchasteU, 141
Rowburgh, 185
Ruthen, 145
Ryme, 162, 168, 230, 232,
255
Sage, 319
St. Aubyn, 205, 208
St. Awbyn, 210
St. Budoke, 9
Saint Leonardes, 117
St. Marychurch, 154, 157,
167
St. Mary Down, 14
St. Mary Wyke, 163
St. Michael, 82
St. Michael's Mount, 69,
129
St. Stephens, 28
Salisbury, 81
SaUsbury, Erles of, 130,
131, 142, 147

350

Note-Book of Tristram Risdon.

Salop (Earl of), 139
Samford, 52, 99, 101, 151-
153, 160, 162, 179, i3o
Samford Peverell, 2, 308,
310
Sampford PevereU, 77, 167,
169, 170, 298, 300
Sand, 29, 47
Sande, 176
Sandford, 38, 155
Sanford, 15, 37, 114, 119,
247, 251
Santon, 42, 103, 114, 117,
ng, 171, 173, 174, 180,
184
Saperton, 318
Saium, 34
Saunton, 166
Scendelby, sig
Schepton, 248, 294
Schepton Magna, 298
Schepton Marward, 301
Schepton Montacut, 304
Schete, 155, 156, 160
Schupton, 303
Scobbahull, 99
ScobbehuU, 42
ScobhuU, 168
Scopcomb, 313
Scures, 288
Seaburgh, 228, 229, 251,
255
Sedburgh, 10, 42, 122
Seinbury, 297
.Selaneston, 224
SelUngs, 30s, 311, 316
Selton, 224
Selwood, 315
Septesbery, 234
Sevioc, 58
Shaftesbiry, 336, 238, 23g
Shann, 313
Shapwike, 232, 255
Shapwike, 229
Sharpham, 22
Shepewais, 166
Shepton Bechamp, 306
Shepwas, 149, 157
Sherford, 33
ShiUngford, 29, log, 161,
176
ShiUingford, 162
' Shilston, 4, 43, gs, 147, 155,
162
Shirborn, 185, 238, 240
Shirwel, 308
Shirwell, 4, g7, 102, 106,
124, 160, 168, 174
Shogbroke, 157
Showe, 308
Shrofton, 240
Shute, 38, gg, 102, 104, 105,
112, 113, 121, 162, 164,
165, 167, 170, 172, 173,
1B2, 183, 185
Sidbery, 49, 158
Sidbiry, 31
Sidbury, 29, 176
Sidenham, 51, 94, 118, 162

Sidford, 39
Sidmanton, 292
Sidmouth, 26, 108, 175
Simeon, 33, 40
Slade, 14
Slapton, I, z'j
Smaleridge, 160, 165, i63-
170
Smalerige, 155
Smalridg, 40
Smalridge, g8
Smith, 200
Snape, 43
Sodington, 302
Soldon, 183
Somerset, 68, 72
Somersetshire, Knights of,
242
Somerton, 259, 262
Sommerton, 312
Sommerton Erlegh, 255-
Sonwic, 225
Soteley, 52
Sourle, 313
Southaier, 317
Southbroke, 313
Southcot, 43
Southcote, 10
Southlegh, 155
Southmerston, 298
South Molton, 66
Southmolton, 315
South Pederton, 317, 318
South Tawton, 124
Southtawton, 128, 295
Southwick, 57, 81
Shaxton, 250, 255, 260, 262,
266
Speccot, 43, 156, 160
Spekford, 253
Spencerscomb, 44
Spichewike, 157, 160
Spreyton, 106, 173
Spurway, 44
Stafford, 302
Stanburgh, 298, 302, 318
Stancomb, 313
Stancombe, 162
Standen, 319
Stanford, 223
Stanlegh, 297
Stanton, 297
Stapelton, 243, 255
Staple, 300
Staplehill, 44
Stapleton, 260
Stateford, 225
Staunton, 66
Staveley, 2Sg
Staverton, 41, 44
Stedert, 314
Steephenston, 116
Stefenston, 44, 106
Stephenston, 35, 41
Steple, 223
Stevenson, 174
Stevenston, 182, 184
Stibemetone, 224
Stinelegh, 251

Stiveley, 262, 269
Stoches, 224
Stockleigh, 19
Stoddon, 159
Stofford, 44, 50
Stok, 278
Stoke, 131, 177, 242, 248,
266, 267, 306, 311
Stoke Battayle, 175, 176
Stoke Curcy, 247, 259, 261,
265, 267, 269, 270, 303,
310, 319
Stoke Distre, 307
Stokefild, 272
Stoke Fleming, 184, 312
Stokelegh, 158
Stokeleigh, 68
Stokenham, 34, 38, 83, 87,
96, 98, 102, 135, 136, 139,
142, 144, 145, 147, 152,
159, 163, 164, 166, 170,
307
Stokes, 294
Stoke 'Trestre, 315
Stokflemyng, gs
Stoklegh Engleis, 169
Stoklegh Luccumb, 165
Stokley, 32
StoUand, 223
Stone, 158
Stonhous, 19
Stony Eston, 251
Stotescomb, 8
Stow, 212, 214, 216, 218-222
Stowey, 79, 242, 24s, 247,
248, 259, 261, 265-270,-
272, 276, 315
Stowford, g8, 124, 2g6
Stowre Payn, 234
Stowy, ^54
Stranton 58
Stratton, 72, 213
Strete, 158
Stret Ralegh, 40
Stretton, 318
Strichley, 183, 184
Stuple Lanerton, 298
Sture, 224
Sturminster, 223, 299-301,
304, 315
Sturton, 284-286
Stuttecomb, 48
Sudeton, 224
Suffolc, Duke of, 112
Suffolk, 311, 312
Sully, 155
Sussex, 70, 71
Sutton, 54, 127, 225-227,
229, 230, 233, 249, 302
Swandure, 225
Sydenham, 181, 184
Takebeare, 66
Talbotswike, 45, 105
Talbot's Wike, 215-217
Tateton, 224
Talkbaro, 315
Talleton, 19, 34
Talnarn, 214

Index of Places.

351

Talvarn, 125, 179, 203, ao8,
aio, 217, 231, aaa
Tamer, i6i
Tamerton, aa
Tamisim, 314
Tapeley, 45
Tarente, 234
Tarent Keynes, 396
Tarent Loveton, 231-333
Tarentone, 224
Tarrent, 335, 226
Tauistok, 18a
Tauistoke, 172, 175, 176
Tavistock, 144, 145, 147,
i8a, 183, 185
Tavistok, 12, 21, 23, 34, 58
Tavistoke, no, 113, 119
Tavybemor, 313
Tawstock, ai
Tawstok, 113, 163, 164
Tawstoke, 102-104, 395
Tawton 57, 58, 155, i6a
Tedbery, 224
Tehidy, 303, ao€, an, 3I3,
314, ai8-a30, 301
Teignton, 58
Teiris, 58
Telleshurt, 395
Tewkesbury, 81
Teya, 77
Thalcarn, 58
Thamerton, 58
Theborow, 99
Thelworth, 396
Theoborough, 163
Theoborowe, 99
Theoburgh, 39
Thihidi, 58
Thome Newburgh, 316
Thorlebere, 304
Thorleston, 313
Thorn, 15, 38, 45, 313
Thornbiry, 15, 43. 59. 94
Thornbyry, 100, 10a, 117,
169, 170, 182, 184
Thorncomb, 254
Thornston, 319
"Throcton, 316
Thurleston, 313
Thywameyl, 58
Tidiborn, aga
Tichfild, agi
Tichmarch, 304, 305
Tigeham, 223
Tikeham, 247
Tilhous, 46
Tingbruer, 9, 18
Tingebruer, 158
Tingeham, 225
Tingewike, 133
Tinggraas, 24
Tingras, 33
Tingwike, 294
Tiverton, 40, 124
Tiwarneyl, 58
Todwell, 42, 46
Tomer, 273, 274, 320
Torbryan, 98
Torinton, 66, 150, 151

Torinton, Baron of, 132
Toritbn, 27, 82 j
Toriton, Baron of, 150-152
Torneworde, 224
Torr, 75, 116, 153
Torrebruer, 180
Torrebryan, 165, 169-171
Torrington, 308
Toryton, 295, 297
Toteley, 21
Totenays, 96, 102, 106-108,
114, 122, 125, 127, i33,_
14a, 14s, 147-150. 152. 299'
Totenays, Erl of, n8
Totnes, 10, 43, 6o-6a, 73
Totneys, 131, 136, 137
Tredait. 58
Tregamedon, 58
Treglost, 305
Tregos, 211
Treguin, 58
Trehanna, 207, 210
Treiagu, 210
Treloske, 205, 207, 208
Trelugon, 58
Trematon, 61
Tremedered, 58
Tremerton, 73, 79
Tremethon, 318
Tremeton, 58, 136, 203, 3o6
'Trenail, 207
"Trenewyd, 58
Trerise, 177, 317, 319, 321
Tresilian, 214
Trevalga, 301, 304
Treverbin, 306, 208
Treverbyn, 203, 204
Trevorn, 305
Trewalen, 217
Trett'aloen, ao6
Trewardreth, 215, 216
"Trewathenet, 318
Treweneck, 207
TrewornaU, 318
Trill. 47
"Trobridge, 47
"trobrigg, 318
"Trowlegh, 20
"Truro, 22a.
"Tuperford, 307
Turon, 122
Tynge, 153
"Tynten, 207, 210, 211, 213
Uffculme, 71, 72
Ugbere, 32 (a), ^__^
Umberlegh, 97, coi, 109,
no, 124, 128, 136, 138,
141, 149, 156, 161, 164-
166, 16S-171, 173, 177-180
Umberley, 3, n, 36, 50,
105, 106, no, 114
Upcot. 28, 48
Up Lomen, isS, 158
Uplomen, 161
Uploomen, 153
Up Otery, 105. 157, 160,
163, 166, 167, 169, 171,
173. 174

Upotery, 39, loo
Upottery, 68
Uppecot, 156, 167
Upton, 168, 380, 282, 2E3,
30a, 307, 317
Upton Hilion, 84, 114, 124,
180
Upton Hilyon, 114
Upton Mules, 318
Upton Pine, 31
Upwymborn, 231
Urde, 224
Valletort, 48
ValU, 68
Vawtort, 161
Vealhall, 48, 171
Vine, 290, 291
Vinton, 23
Wabley, 24
Wadefat, 58
Wadelescot, 123
Wadeton, 28, 48
Wai, 223
Wala. 225
Waldic, 335
Walingford, 317
WalUngton, 376
Wallop, 302
Waltonstow, 295
Wampford, 49
WarbUngton, 293, 307
Warder, 118, 239, 279, 281-
384
Wardesford, 225
Warkleigh, 66, 159, 160,
166
Warkley, 40
Warlegh, 126, 144, 157
Warmemoille, 223
Warmister, 282-285, 3oo
Warr, 290, 292
Warwick, 75
Washborn, 15, 313
Waters, 37
Wath, 302
Way, 49
Wayford. 132
Weare, 24. 28, 155
Weight, Isle of, 125, 135
Weldon, 296. 307
Welle, 223
Welles, 59
Wellington, 275
Wellow, 250, 257
Welston, 266
Welweton, 311
Wembyry, 116, 184
Wemme, 49
Wemworthy, 95. 115, 118,
174, 176, 177, 179, 181,
1S3, 184
Wenfret, 224
Werdon, 302
Weregifford, 46
Weringston. 164
Werne, 224
Wemplokenet, 311

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Westbery, 318]
West Chynnock, 253
Westercomb, 143
Westkington, 305, 309, 317
Westlidethon, 59
West Odlegh, 171
Westodlegh, 172, 174
West OggewiU, 40
Weston, 223, 313
Weston Peverell, 164, 165
Westwelenshire, 317
Westwike, 4
Whalesburg, 206, 208, 211,
214, 215, 2l3
Whitechappel, 171, 176
Whitechappell, loi, 108,
15s
Whitechurch, 240
Whiteford, 132, 152, 154
Whitelakinton, 268, 269,
272-275, 277
Whitfeld, 23
Whitfild, 50, 270
Whitford, 169
Whitley, 313, 314
Whitstanton, 249, 255, 261,
277
Wibbery, 50
Wichampton, 233
Wichford, 76
Wickham, 289, 293
Wickleband, 295
Wicroft, 8, 16, 107
Widecomb, 311
Wideton, 224
Wideworthy, 124
Widworthy, 22, sg, 50, 52,
157, 160, 161
Wigbeare, 2sg, 305, 3ig
Wigbere, 72, 253, 255
Wike, 17, 45, 256
Wike Amidas, 159
Wike St. Mary, 210
Wike St. Pancras, in
Wikeware, 314
Williton, 262, 267, 270, 271
WUloby, 285
Wilshire, 125, 127
WUshire, Countess of, 145
Wilton, 311
Wiltshire, 44
Wimaniton, 58

Wimborne, 225
Wimondeston, 132
Wimpston, 39
Wimston, 32, 134, 125 ,
Wincanton, 274, 275
Wincheleia, 59
Winchester, 60, 74, 134, 135
Wincklegh, 59
Winckley, 30
Windeham, 224
Windeslade, 51
Windesor, 139
Windesore, 224, 225
Winfride, 307, 316
Winkleigh, 59, 60
Winscot, 3
Winterborne, 224
Winterborn Stoke, 305
Wintreburne, 225
Wiscomb, 155, 158
Witecline, 224
Witherige, 318
Withy, s
Wobernford, 162
Wodeton, 22S, 229'
Wodham, 59
Wogewill, 116, 120, 182,
183, 185
Woking, 29s
Wolburgh, 183
Wolcomb, 21, 46
Wolcomb Bracy, 7
Wolfsmymet, 51
Wolfsnymet, 159
WoUacomb, 51
Wollburgh, 185
WoUecumb, 158
Wolley, 33
Wolrington, 51, 158
Wolston, 265, 313
Wolverton, 298
Womberlegh, 151 j
Wombernford, 304
Wonbernford, gS
Woneford, 162, 165
Wonewell, 27
Wood, 7, 50, SI, 112, 113',
143
Woodbeare, 51
Woodbere, 17

Woodbery, 133
Woodbiry, 17, 151,

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152. 154.

Woodbyry, 98, 157, 161,
164, 165, 297
Woode, III, 114, 119, 178^
179
Woodfast, 212, 213
Woodford, 10, 281
Woodland, 9, 68
Woolcombe Tracy, 168, 169.
Wooleburgh, 120
Woolfall, 281, 284, 28s
Woolley, 25
Woolton, 23s, 236, 239
Woonford, 130
Woorth, 52
Wootton, 55, 312
Worle, 79
Wortham, 17, 52
Wothenale, 318
Wotton-under-Wood, 132
Wouth Esse, 229
Wraxshall, 229
Wrencheston, 257
Writtel, 113
Wrokeshall, 257, 272
Wroxshall, 253, 264, 273,
277
Wycroft, 105, 106, III, 173,
174. 177
Wyk, 59
Wymborn, 239
Wymborn Sancti Egidii,
230-232, 237-239
Wymbulton, 311
Wymondlegh, 316
Wynburne, 225
Wynfred, 311
Wynterborn, 298
Yartecomb, 161
Yarty, 95
Yeanton, 183
Yethelston, gg
Yethelton, gg, 166, 167, 168
Yeverland, 302
Yewe, 57
Yeweton, loi, 105
Yewton, 106, log, 112, 115,
172-174
Yewton Arondell, 177
Yolston, 160, 184
York, 57, 70, 81
Younge, 120

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