Name |
Giles de Port-St. John |
Suffix |
Lord of Plumpton; m. Margery de Lyon |
Birth |
abt. Apr 1330 |
Hambleton, Rutland, England, UK |
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Gender |
Male |
Fact |
Feb 22, 1342 |
Westminster, London, England, UK (Age 11 years) |
Feb. 22.
Westminster. To William Bassett and his fellows, justices of assize in co. Northampton. Whereas William son of William Pynkeneye arramed an assize of mort d'ancestre before them against Hugh de Pydyngton, Giles son of William de Seint Johan, Thomas Smert and John Quarel concerning certain tenements in Gildenemorton, and Henry de Graystok, the king's clerk, keeper of all the lands which belonged to John de Molyns, which are in the king's hand, has informed the king that the said tenements belonged to John and were taken into the king's hand and given to Henry to guard, and that the assize is arramed fraudulently that the tenements may be placed out of the king's hand; the king therefore orders the justices to supersede taking the assize if they find by inquisition or otherwise that Hugh, Giles, Thomas and John are not tenants of those lands and if the lands have been taken into the king's hand and are in Henry's custody, and to cause William, Hugh, Giles, Thomas and John to be punished in an exemplary manner for their fraud and collusion.
https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-close-rolls/edw3/vol6/pp474-483 |
Fact |
Oct 17, 1352 |
Westminster, London, England, UK (Age 22 years) [2] |
Oct. 17.
Westminster. Isabel late the wife of Richard de Rothyng and Giles de Sancto Johanne, her son, acknowledge that they owe to John son of Richard de Rothyng, citizen of London, 110l.; to be levied, in default of payment, of their lands and chattels in the city of London.
Enrolment of indenture testifying that whereas Isabel late the wife of Richard de Rothyng, citizen and vintner of London, and Giles de Seint Johan her son, are bound to John de Rothyng, citizen and vintner of London, in 110l. by the preceding recognisance, John grants that if he is impleaded by John de Iford, prior of Bath, by way of account or by any other contract made between the said Richard and the prior by which John will be compelled to incur costs in defence of the plea or that the prior will have to recover against him, and upon this Isabel and Giles will pay John the moiety of such costs, as is found by good faith and by John's oath, or whenever John may have acquittance of the prior, then the recognisance shall be null, and if John is impleaded by the prior and loses, or incurs costs and Isabel and Giles will not pay him the moiety thereof, the recognisance shall remain in force, and if the prior does not make suit against John contrary to the form aforesaid, John grants that no execution of the recognisance shall be made. Dated at London, 18 October, 26 Edward III. French.
Memorandum that John came into chancery at London on 20 October and acknowledged the preceding indenture.
https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-close-rolls/edw3/vol9/pp519-520 |
Fact |
Oct 22, 1356 |
Westminster, London, England, UK (Age 26 years) [3] |
Oct. 22.
Westminster. John son of Nicholas le Hunt of Fennystratford and John son of Nicholas de Ardern acknowledge severally that they owe to Thomas de Sutton, citizen of London, and John son of John Brend of Stonystratford 60l.; to be levied, in default of payment, of their lands and chattels in the county of Buckingham.
Enrolment of release by John Brende, son and heir of John Brende of Stonystratford, to John son of Nicholas le Hunte of Fenystratford and Margery his wife, of all his right and claim in all the messuages, lands, meadows, pastures, rents and reversions with appurtenances in Wolverton, Calverton, Stonystratford and Loughton which formerly belonged to John Brende the father. Witnesses: Sir Richard de Piriton, Giles Seint Johan, Thomas Tochewyk and John de Ardern. Dated Westminster. Saturday after St. Luke, 30 Edward III.
Memorandum that the said John Brend, the son, came into the chancery at Westminster on the said Saturday and acknowledged the preceding deed.
https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-close-rolls/edw3/vol10/pp321-325 |
Fact |
1358-1360 |
Northamptonshire, England, UK (Age 29 years) [4] |
Debtor: Giles St John of Northants.
Creditor: John Michel, citizen and vintner [merchant] of London.
Amount: £30.
Before whom: John de Stodey, Mayor of London; Thomas de Brisworth, Clerk.
When taken: 19/07/1358
First term: 25/10/1358
Last term: 25/10/1358
Writ to: Sheriff of Northants
Sent by: John Wroth, Mayor of London; John Penne, Clerk.
Endorsement: Norh't Cora Justic' in Crast' Asc' d'ni.
Date: 1360 Nov 2 |
Fact |
1364-1365 |
Northamptonshire, England, UK (Age 34 years) |
Reference: E 210/1753
Description:
Giles de St. John, knight, lord of Plumpton to Canons Ashby ( Esseby ) Priory : Blakesley ( Wode Blaculvesle ) : ( Northants. )
Date: 38 Edward III.
Held by: The National Archives, Kew
Legal status: Public Record(s)
Closure status: Open Document, Open Description
http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C5515634 |
Fact |
1374 |
Northamptonshire, England, UK (Age 43 years) [5] |
Writing of Giles de Sancto Johanne knight lord of Plumpton St. John co. Northampton, being a quitclaim with warranty to John de Olneye citizen and merchant of London, his heirs and assigns, of the manor of Middelton Cheinduyt in the said county. Witnesses: Adam de Bury mayor of London, John Aubrey and John Fifhide then sheriffs, Nicholas Godeson, Simon atte Gate, Robert Plomer. Dated London, 3 May 48 Edward III.
Memorandum of acknowledgment, 12 May this year [1376]. |
Fact |
1376-1377 |
Northamptonshire, England, UK (Age 46 years) [6] |
Indenture made between Giles de Seint John knight lord of Plumpton, son and heir of Isabel sometime wife of Richard de Rothyngge citizen and vintner of London, and Richard de Preston citizen and corder of London, being a defeasance of a yearly rent of 101. to be taken of the manor of Plumton granted to the said Richard by the said Giles, upon condition that the said Richard, his heirs and other the tenants thereof shall peaceably hold and enjoy, without being thrust out by recovery by any older title or right, all the tenements which the said Isabel had in the parish of St. Dunstan by the Tower of London with a quay called 'Pesokeswharf,' and by deed gave the same to the said Richard for life, and after made a quitclaim thereof to him; and the said Giles likewise after made a quitclaim of the said tenements, shops, solars and cellars to the said Richard and his heirs. Dated Tuesday the morrow of the Purification 51 Edward III. French.
Memorandum of acknowledgment, 7 February. |
Fact |
Feb 02, 1377 |
Westminster, London, England, UK (Age 46 years) |
February 1377
Feb. 2.
Westminster. Gilbert Wace of Oxfordshire to Nicholas de Carreu. Recognisance for 100l., to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in Oxfordshire.
Cancelled on payment.
Writing of John de Sancto Neoto clerk, being a bond to John Giffard of Cotherstok clerk in 100 marks payable at the Annunciation next. Dated Holburne, 7 February 51 Edward III.
Memorandum of acknowledgment, 7 February.
Writing of Walter de Clyfton abbot of Wardon co. Bedford, being a bond to John Giffard of Cotherstok clerk of Northamtonshire in 100 marks received as a loan to the profit of the monastery, payable at the Annunciation next. Dated Holbourne in the suburb of London, 7 February 51 Edward III.
Memorandum of acknowledgment, 7 February.
Charter of Robert de Marny knight, giving with warranty to Robert de Burton parson of Southwokyndon and John Colyn chaplain, their heirs and assigns, the manor of Kyngeseye co. Bukingham. Witnesses: Sir Reynold Malyns, Sir Gilbert Wace knights, William Upton, John Rolves, John Touy, John Fayrmay, Thomas Parage. Dated Kyngeseye, 7 January 50 Edward III.
Memorandum of acknowledgment, 7 February this year.
Writing indented of Thomas Sakeville lord of the manor of Marlesford co. Suffolk, acknowledging that he has received of Ralph de Bokkyng, his tenant of the manor of Helmengham, 100s. in name of relief after the decease of John de Bokkyng son of William de Bockyngg for the manor of Helmengham which the said Ralph holds of him in socage by the service of 100s. a year payable at the manor of Marlesford. Witnesses: Edmund Stonore, Geoffrey de Hunden, Thomas Doily, Thomas atte Oke of Bergham, John Olney, Robert Hotoft, William Rukeld. Dated Westminster, Saturday after the Purification 51 Edward III. French.
Memorandum of acknowledgment, 7 February.
Writing of Thomas son and heir of Sir Richard de Bideford knight of full age, being a quitclaim to Sir Richard de Raveneshere clerk, Sir Thomas atte Strete, Sir Robert Teye knight, John Batayle, Thomas Batayle, John Boys of Tolleshunte, Geoffrey Hunden, John Quenyld, William Giffard, John Martel, Walter Arderne, Henry Sparke and Robert atte Watere of all lands which they have in the towns of Leghes, Felstede and Blakenottele. Witnesses: Sir Thomas Morewell knight, Thomas Albon, John Redeswell, John Bradeleyhe, John Bunsemere. Dated Stokkenepelham, Sunday the feast of St. Thomas the Apostle 50 Edward III.
Memorandum of acknowledgment, 7 February this year.
Membrane 22d.
Writing of John Richemond, son of Godfrey Richemond of Thaxstede co. Essex, being a quitclaim with warranty to Richard earl of Arundell and Surrey, his heirs and assigns, of all the lands, rents and services in the town of Little Canefeld co. Essex held by the said earl and some time of John de Lacheleye and Isabel his wife. Witnesses; Thomas Rocheford of Ledenrothyng, John Caunbrigge of Donmowe, John Yerdelee, John Brenge, John Kent of Thaxstede. Dated London, 1 February 51 Edward III. French.
Indenture made at London 2 February 51 Edward III, between Richard earl of Arundell and Surrey and John Richemond son of Godfrey Richemond of Thaxstede co. Essex, witnessing a grant to the earl, his heirs and assigns, of a yearly rent of 20l. to be taken at Easter and Michaelmas by even portions of all the said John's lands in the town of Thaxstede or elsewhere in Essex with power to distrain for arrears, and he has put the earl in seisin by payment of 4d.; and covenant for defeasance of the said rent, upon condition that the earl, his heirs and assigns, shall peaceably hold all the lands in Little Canefeld which were sometime of John de Lacheleye and Isabel his wife without impeachment or disturbance in time to come by John Richemond, his heirs or any other in their name in any court of the king or other lord in respect thereof or any of parcel of the same. Dated London, as above. French.
Memorandum of acknowledgment of the foregoing writing and indenture by John Richemond, 6 February.
Indenture made between Sir Robert de Teye, Richard de Ravensere clerk, Thomas Strete clerk, John Bataille, Thomas Bataille, John de Boys, Geoffrey Hunden, William Gyffard, Walter Arderne, John Martell, John Quynyld, Henry Spark and Robert atte Watere, feoffees of the manor called Coppedehalle co. Essex and the advowson of the one part, and Sir William de Septvance of the other part, being a defeasance by the first parties, who were enfeoffed by Sir Walter atte Lee, son and heir of Sir John atte Lee knight and Joan his wife, of the warranty in a release of the said manor and advowson made by Sir William to Sir John atte Lee and Joan and to the said John's heirs, dated Haveryng atte Boure, 4 September 41 Edward III, in case the said feoffees or any of them, their heirs or assigns, shall be impleaded by any of the heirs of Sir John atte Lee and Joan by reason of any gift or entail to them made; provided always that if they or any tenant of the premises or parcel thereof shall be impleaded by any other than the heirs of Sir John and Joan, it shall be lawful for them to deraign warranty according to the said release, this indenture notwithstanding. Dated 2 December 50 Edward III. French.
[No acknowledgment recorded.]
Writing of Giles de Seint Johan knight lord of Plumpton, son and heir of Isabel sometime wife of Richard de Rothyngge citizen and vintner of London, giving to Richard de Preston citizen and corder of London, his heirs and assigns, a yearly rent of 10l. to be taken of his manor of Plomton one moiety at Easter the other at Michaelmas, and if the rent be in arrear at any term in whole or in part, power at their will to enter, hold and enjoy the said manor and all goods and chattels therein found until contented of the same with damages and costs; and he has put the said Richard in possession of the said rent by payment of 40d. Dated Sunday the eve of the Purification 51 Edward III.
Memorandum of acknowledgment, 7 February.
Indenture made between Giles de Seint John knight lord of Plumpton, son and heir of Isabel sometime wife of Richard de Rothyngge citizen and vintner of London, and Richard de Preston citizen and corder of London, being a defeasance of a yearly rent of 10l. to be taken of the manor of Plumton granted to the said Richard by the said Giles, upon condition that the said Richard, his heirs and other the tenants thereof shall peaceably hold and enjoy, without being thrust out by recovery by any older title or right, all the tenements which the said Isabel had in the parish of St. Dunstan by the Tower of London with a quay called 'Pesokeswharf,' and by deed gave the same to the said Richard for life, and after made a quitclaim thereof to him; and the said Giles likewise after made a quitclaim of the said tenements, shops, solars and cellars to the said Richard and his heirs. Dated Tuesday the morrow of the Purification 51 Edward III. French.
Memorandum of acknowledgment, 7 February. |
Possessions |
bef. 1391 |
Boughton, Spelhoe, Northampton, England, UK (Age 60 years) |
Fact |
Feb 06, 1391 |
Westminster, London, England, UK (Age 60 years) |
Feb. 6.
Westminster. Like order to the sheriff of Norhampton in regard to Giles Seint Johan, a verderer in Whittelwode forest.
Like order in regard to William Muscote, a verderer in the forest of Saucy.
https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-close-rolls/ric2/vol4/pp223-227 |
Death |
aft. 1391 |
Hambleton, Rutland, England, UK |
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Siblings |
1 Sibling |
| 1. Margerie de Port-St. John, probably married John de Lyon, b. abt. 1330 | + | 2. Giles de Port-St. John, Lord of Plumpton; m. Margery de Lyon, b. abt. Apr 1330, Hambleton, Rutland, England, UK d. aft. 1391, Hambleton, Rutland, England, UK (Age 61 years) ▻ Margery de Lyons, m. Giles de Port-St. John, m. bef. 11 May 1371 | |
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Person ID |
I10667 |
St. John Origin and Ancestry DNA Database |
Last Modified |
Jan 30, 2024 |