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Has 140 ancestors and 6 descendants in this family tree.| Name | Hugh II Plugenet | |
| Suffix | of, Lamburne, Berkshire; m. Sybil de Dinant | |
| Birth | abt. 1125 | |
| Gender | Male | |
| Fact | 1167 | Lamburne, Berkshire, England, UK  |
| was owner of Lamburne, in Com. Berks. (Rot. Pip. 13 Hen. 2. Berks.) https://quod.lib.umich.edu/e/eebo/A36794.0001.001/1:12.2?rgn=div2;view=fulltext | ||
| Fact | 1191 | Oxfordshire, England, UK |
| gave an hundred pounds Fine, for livery of his Lands in Lam∣burne, Westberie, and Heddington. (Rot. Pip. 2 R. 1. Oxon.) https://quod.lib.umich.edu/e/eebo/A36794.0001.001/1:12.2?rgn=div2;view=fulltext | ||
| Fact | 1190-1200 | Headington, Oxfordshire, England, UK |
| English: The chapel of Marston, with the tithes of the parish, and for the rest of the rights, freedoms and the rights of others to their own, is evident in the foundation charter of that more fully below and above between the confirmations of the Kings & a man of Pontus. Charter goes on the pitch Oswald Hedindon 'and Marston, concerning certain countries at the king, where the chapel of the donor. Se. both pros. How fat. Hugh Plngenet that I have returned to God and the Church. S. & P. Ozon can ... [Sec.] J half a hide of land in the town of Marcus, of which the Church. St. Nicho'ai was given the command of King Henry, father of the Empress, by William Cayneto viz. Joan Laneacre held on the Verge of half and half, the Verge of land tenure F. Herewardi held and virgate of land which Robert F. John held, and more than half of the Verge of land Sewy f. Eilwardi held, with all of the sum of the following, and J virgate of land in Hedindon 'than what I can. in exchange of the land which is called the Churchcroft, from where it was given her; Eccl. St. Andrews in Hedindon 'by order of King Henry; Paying for me and his eyes vs. the meadow is a kind of a year for all secular service, which is called the & ... Refham, which is called also the culture of a certain Goderichcroft, in which the right to look to the two hides of land, which they have is a gift of the Kings of England, in the manor of Hedindon '. Va. This is ... Latin: Capella de Merston, cum decimis et reliquis iuribus parochialibus, libertatibus & alijs iuribus suis, plenius supra patet in fundacione & infra inter confirmaciones Regum & Ponticum. Sequitur carta de glebis Capellarum de Hedindon' & Merston', de certis terris precepto domini Regis, unde Capelle predicte ab antiquo donate fuerunt. Sc. tam pres. quam fut. quod Ego Hugo de Plugenet reddidi Deo & Eccl. S. F. Oxon & Can...[&c.] j dimidiam hidam terre in villa de M., de qua Eccl. S. Nicho'ai donata fuit ex precepto domini Regis H., patris Imperatricis, per Willelmum de Cayneto, viz. dimidiam virgatam terre Johannes de Laneacre tenuit, & dimidiam virgatam terre quam Ranulphus f. Herewardi tenuit, & dimidiam virgatam terre quam Robertus f. Johannis tenuit, & dimidiam virgatam terre quam Sewy f. Eilwardi tenuit, cum omnibus & tota sequela sua, Et j dimidiam virgatam terre in Hedindon' quam dedi dictis Can. in escambium cuiusdam terre que vocatur Churchcroft, vnde donata fuit Eccl. S. Andree in Hedindon' per preceptum predicti Regis H., Reddendo inde michi & heredibus meis vs. annuatim pro omni seculari seruicio ... & pratum quoddam quod vocature Refham, et culturam quandam que vocatur Goderichcroft, quo de iure spectant ad ij hidas terre quas habent ex dono Regum Anglie in Manerio de Hedindon'. Vt. autem hec... https://books.google.com/books?id=fkdDAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA37&lpg=PA37&dq=Hugh+plugenet&source=bl&ots=SgL6QhBbt4&sig=ACfU3U0gnbZDaDh4MP1FMOXcBcmfeJXlFw&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwid69bjs6HhAhWm7oMKHYC6CkcQ6AEwBnoECAcQAQ#v=onepage&q=Hugh%20plugenet&f=false | ||
| Fact | 1190-1200 | Headington, Oxfordshire, England, UK |
| English: The chapel of Marston, with the tithes of the parish, and for the rest of the rights, freedoms and the rights of others to their own, is evident in the foundation charter of that more fully below and above between the confirmations of the Kings & a man of Pontus. Charter goes on the pitch Oswald Hedindon 'and Marston, concerning certain countries at the king, where the chapel of the donor. Se. both pros. How fat. Hugh Plngenet that I have returned to God and the Church. S. & P. Ozon can ... [Sec.] J half a hide of land in the town of Marcus, of which the Church. St. Nicho'ai was given the command of King Henry, father of the Empress, by William Cayneto viz. Joan Laneacre held on the Verge of half and half, the Verge of land tenure F. Herewardi held and virgate of land which Robert F. John held, and more than half of the Verge of land Sewy f. Eilwardi held, with all of the sum of the following, and J virgate of land in Hedindon 'than what I can. in exchange of the land which is called the Churchcroft, from where it was given her; Eccl. St. Andrews in Hedindon 'by order of King Henry; Paying for me and his eyes vs. the meadow is a kind of a year for all secular service, which is called the & ... Refham, which is called also the culture of a certain Goderichcroft, in which the right to look to the two hides of land, which they have is a gift of the Kings of England, in the manor of Hedindon '. Va. This is ... Latin: Capella de Merston, cum decimis et reliquis iuribus parochialibus, libertatibus & alijs iuribus suis, plenius supra patet in fundacione & infra inter confirmaciones Regum & Ponticum. Sequitur carta de glebis Capellarum de Hedindon' & Merston', de certis terris precepto domini Regis, unde Capelle predicte ab antiquo donate fuerunt. Sc. tam pres. quam fut. quod Ego Hugo de Plugenet reddidi Deo & Eccl. S. F. Oxon & Can...[&c.] j dimidiam hidam terre in villa de M., de qua Eccl. S. Nicho'ai donata fuit ex precepto domini Regis H., patris Imperatricis, per Willelmum de Cayneto, viz. dimidiam virgatam terre Johannes de Laneacre tenuit, & dimidiam virgatam terre quam Ranulphus f. Herewardi tenuit, & dimidiam virgatam terre quam Robertus f. Johannis tenuit, & dimidiam virgatam terre quam Sewy f. Eilwardi tenuit, cum omnibus & tota sequela sua, Et j dimidiam virgatam terre in Hedindon' quam dedi dictis Can. in escambium cuiusdam terre que vocatur Churchcroft, vnde donata fuit Eccl. S. Andree in Hedindon' per preceptum predicti Regis H., Reddendo inde michi & heredibus meis vs. annuatim pro omni seculari seruicio ... & pratum quoddam quod vocature Refham, et culturam quandam que vocatur Goderichcroft, quo de iure spectant ad ij hidas terre quas habent ex dono Regum Anglie in Manerio de Hedindon'. Vt. autem hec... https://books.google.com/books?id=fkdDAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA37&lpg=PA37&dq=Hugh+plugenet&source=bl&ots=SgL6QhBbt4&sig=ACfU3U0gnbZDaDh4MP1FMOXcBcmfeJXlFw&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwid69bjs6HhAhWm7oMKHYC6CkcQ6AEwBnoECAcQAQ#v=onepage&q=Hugh%20plugenet&f=false | ||
| Death | bef. 1201 | |
| Fact | 1234-1300 | Lamburne, Berkshire, England, UK |
| Reference: DL 25/1436 Description: Hugh de Plugenet, son of Hugh de Plugenet to Henry de Bathonia: Grant of land in Upper Lambourn: (Berks). Seal(s) described at item level Note: Date derived from catalogue description for attached seal(s) Date: [1234-1300] Held by: The National Archives, Kew Legal status: Not Public Record(s) Closure status: Open Document, Open Description | ||
| Fact | 1234-1300 | Lamburne, Berkshire, England, UK |
| Reference: DL 25/1436 Description: Hugh de Plugenet, son of Hugh de Plugenet to Henry de Bathonia: Grant of land in Upper Lambourn: (Berks). Seal(s) described at item level Note: Date derived from catalogue description for attached seal(s) Date: [1234-1300] Held by: The National Archives, Kew Legal status: Not Public Record(s) Closure status: Open Document, Open Description | ||
| Age at Death | 75 years | |
| Person ID | I105552280 | St. John Origin and Ancestry DNA Database |
| Last Modified | 8 Jan 2022 | |
| Father |  Hugh I Plugenet, of Headington, Oxfordshire, b. abt. 1080, England, UK d. abt. 1176, Oxfordshire, England, UK (Age 96 years) | |
| Relationship | Birth | |
| Marriage | England, UK |
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| Family ID | F399058 | Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Family | Sybil De Dinan-Nord, of Lamburne, Berskhire, England, b. abt. 1125 d. 1212 (Age 87 years) | |||||
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| Family ID | F400767 | Group Sheet | Family Chart | ||||
| Last Modified | 5 Jan 2022 | |||||
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| Notes |  Notes (Log in) |
| Reference | Suzanne St. John. "Hugh II Plugenet, of, Lamburne, Berkshire; m. Sybil de Dinant". The St. John Genealogy Project. https://www.stjohngenealogy.com/getperson.php?personID=I105552280&tree=OSA0001 (accessed May 7, 2025). |
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