Name |
Robert St. John |
Birth |
abt. 1115 |
Normandy, France |
Gender |
Male |
Fact |
1162-1169 |
Compton, Sussex, England, UK (Age 54 years) |
#1070 Letter of William de Sancto Johanne and Robert his brother addressed to Thomas archbishop of Canterbury and Hilary bishop of Chichester and all the replates of the church, etc. They grant to their mother C. (sic) their manor of Compton (Contona) for her life quit of all service due to themselves.
His testibus, scilicet; Richardus Constanciensis episcopus; magistro Ricardo arcidiacono, et Ricardo de Haia, et Gisleberto de Canpellis, et Thomas de Sancto Pancratio.
pg. 379 https://archive.org/details/cu31924028043663/page/n439/mode/2up/search/Ralph+de |
Fact |
1162-1169 (Age 54 years) |
#1071 Charter of Henry II. addressed to the bishop of Chichester, etc. He confirms (concedo) the gift by William de Sancto Johanne and Robert his brother to the abbey of Fontevrault, namely 10l. sterling annually from (in) the anor of Contona so long as their mother shall live, and after her death, three marcs of silver annually in perpetuity.
Testibus: Symone de Castellione; Gastinel camerario; Symone de Tornebu; Raginaldo de cortenaio; Apud Turonim. |
Fact |
1180 |
Ely, Cambridgeshire, England, UK (Age 65 years) |
Charter Document - 03340104
Charter Number: 03340104
Cartulary Title: Ely 1109-1197 Volume 31
Charter Language: Latin
Charter Origin: Religious
Charter Type(s): Notification
Date: 1180
Date Type: Internal, A.D., Feast
Universis sancte matris ecclesie filiis Gaufr[idus] Dei gratia Eliensis episcopus salutem Universitati vestre notum fieri volumus nos instituisse sanctimoniales de Grenecroft et eis ius personatus concessisse in ecclesia Omnium Sanctorum de Cantebrug perpetuo habenda in perpetuam liberam et quietam elemosinam cum omnibus pertinentiis et libertatibus suis presente et consentiente Sturmi qui ius advocationis habebat in eadem ecclesia prius quod eis concesserat et carta sua confirmaverat constituentes eis communi assensu capituli perpetuum vicarium in prenominata ecclesia scilicet Ric[ardum] capellanum soluturum eisdem annuatim nomine memorate ecclesie xx solidos ad duos terminos scilicet x solidos ad Pascha x solidos ad festum sancti Michaelis et preterea facientem omnes consuetudines episcopales Et per predistinctam pensionem prenominatus R capellanus habebit prefatam ecclesiam perpetuo libere et quiete cum omnibus pertinentiis et libertatibus suis Et post recessum vel decessum predicti R capellani possidebunt prefate sanctimoniales sepedictam ecclesiam plenarie et integre et ei pro voluntate sua disponent salvis semper consuetudinibus episcopalibus Facta est autem hec institutio et vicarie concessio anno ab incarnatione Verbi MCLXXX feria v infra octavas sancti Martini et est primus terminus solutionis proximo venturum Pascha Testibus Roberto priore et Willelmo canonico de Bernewell Edm[undo] capellano episcopi Elia Godefr[ido] de Insula Godefr[ido] de Wisbech Adam de sancto Edm[undo] magistris Bartholomeo clerico de Brand Alano elemosinario Rogero decano magistro Roberto Cristien Ionatha presbitero Nicholao de sancto Botulfo Roberto de sancto Iohanne et Hugone fratre eius Simone et Waltero capellanis Evrardo de Bech Waltero filio Hugonis vicecom Iohanne de Davintr Petro de Bech Iohanne de Caisneto Amando clerico
https://deeds.library.utoronto.ca/charters/03340104 |
Fact |
1180-1184 (Age 69 years) |
785. Charter of Henry II. addressed generally. He grants to the abbey of Montmorel and the canons regular there serving God the advowson of certain churches in Britanny (specified) given them by John de Subligneio, his wife Aelicia, and his son Hasculf.
Testibus: Henrico Baiocensi, Frogerio Sagiensi, episcopis; Willelmo de Humeto constabulario; Ranulfo de Glainvilla; Hugone de Cressy; Gaufrido P.; Girardo de Canvilla; Roberto de Sancto Johanne; Willelmo filio Radulfi. Apud Argentonum.
https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-state-papers/france/918-1206/pp281-308 |
Fact |
1187 (Age 72 years) |
#928 Notification that, in the year 1187, William de Sancto Johanne and Robert his brother and Godeheldis wife of William granted to the monks of Boxgrave whatever had been given them by and his father Robert de Sancto Johanne, namely the churches of St. Mary of Boxgrove and St. Peter of Hantonet, and of St. Leger of Honestan and of Brideham and of Ichenore and of Warborgeton, of Berneham and of Beltona, with their lands and tithes and free choice and presentation (advacationem) of the clerks, and the tithes of Tadeham and Chienore, and all Boxgrave and, with its oxen, pasture for twelve oxen and three cows in Halnac and Estramunt, and in the wood of Halnac pasture and pannage of all their swine, of which wood they gave them a portion in demesne. [The Abbey] was also assigned the third part of Mondreham, free from all service ecept the king's service. They also gave the church of Mondreham with all its appurtenances, and the tithe of all the woods in their honour of Halnac, of their pannage, sale [of wood], and all other profits. All this they gave that thirteen monks might be established there. Afterwards, to make up the number of fifteen, William de St. John gave the whole tithe of his rents (gablorum) of Estramunt and all his demesne of Kipest. Robert, his brother, gave all his land of Ildefant and the dwelling (mansura) of Campellus and the garden of William the carpenter. They granted, moreover, to the abbot and convent of Essay the free choice of the prior of Boxgrave, who was never to be removed by them or their successors, and his election to hold good even if they did not approve of it. Such was their grant to the monks of Boxgrave, saving their right and revenue. [And] William granted to the abbey of the Holy Trinity [of l'Essay], which already possessed two-thirds, a third part of the market for support of the priory. And abbot Thomas and the convent of L'Essay, on their part granted them that they would keep up a convent there honorably and not remove the prior so long as he should do it honour, and that he should be free to ake monks who, when received there, should make their profession to the abbot and convent of L'Essay and receive the benediction from the abbot. And if the prior should delay to fill up the above number, tafter being warned by the abbot, the abbot shall fill up the vacancy from his own monks, or shall make a fresh one there. So also, when the abbot shall recall one of them to his house (the abbey), unless he be the prior, sub-prior, or cellarer.
Testibus his:
Roberto priore
Rogero suppriore
Hugone de Lauda
Ricardo Malet
Roberto Britone
Sylvestro de Port-bail
Roberto de Sancto Salvatore
Guifrido de Bella aqua
Odone Liher
Sylvestro de Brittevilla
Ansquetillo abbate de Lucerna
Johanne capellano
Robert de Corceio
Radulfo de Campeals
Thoma de Sance Johanne, militibus
Johanne de Moyon, et multis aliis
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Generation |
05 |
Death |
aft. 1187 |
Siblings |
3 Siblings |
| 1. William St. John, married Olive of Penthièvre and Godehelde _____, b. abt. 1112, Normandy, France ▻ Olive of Penthièvre, de Fougères, de St. John; Godehelde _____ | + | 2. Robert St. John, b. abt. 1115, Normandy, France d. aft. 1187 (Age 73 years) ▻ | + | 3. Muriel St. John, de Orval, b. abt. 1120, Normandy, France ▻ Reginald de Orval | + | 4. Thomas St. John, Knight Templar for Third Crusade, b. abt. 1132 d. aft. 1191 (Age 60 years) ▻ | |
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Headstones |
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Person ID |
I10656 |
St. John Origin and Ancestry DNA Database | St. John Generation One - Raoul de Sancto Johanne, |
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May 29, 2021 |