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NameTheobald de Verdun Lord Verdun 
[54, His co-article to his father's], [60, Verdun art, Vol XII/2, p. 241 seq], [60, Blount art, Vol II, p. 196], [60, Mortimer art, Vol IX, p.283, note (m)], [74, No 15994, p. 174], [121, Weobley, Herefords barony, p. 95]
[54, His co-article to his father's], [60, Verdun art, Vol XII/2, p. 241 seq], [60, Blount art, Vol II, p. 196], [60, Mortimer art, Vol IX, p.283, note (m)], [74, No 15994, p. 174], [121, Weobley, Herefords barony, p. 95]Birth8 Sep 1278
Death27 Jul 1316, Alton
Burial19 Sep 1316, Croxden Abbey
General2nd baron. dspm. 2nd but surviving son.
FatherTheobald de Verdun Lord Verdun (ca1248-1309)
MotherMargaret de Bohun
Spouses
Marriage29 Jul 1302, Wigmore, Herefords [60, Mortimer art, Vol IX, p.283, note (m)]
2Elizabeth de Clare [60, Ulster art, VolXII/2, p.177], [60, Verdun art, Vol XII/2, p. 241 seq], [60, Damory art, Vol IV, p. 42 seq], [60, Bardolf art, Vol I, p. 417 seq.], [78, Elizabeth de Burgh, Lady of Clare, pp. 56-9], [121, Clare, Suffolk barony, p. 35]
[60, Ulster art, VolXII/2, p.177], [60, Verdun art, Vol XII/2, p. 241 seq], [60, Damory art, Vol IV, p. 42 seq], [60, Bardolf art, Vol I, p. 417 seq.], [78, Elizabeth de Burgh, Lady of Clare, pp. 56-9], [121, Clare, Suffolk barony, p. 35]FatherGilbert de Clare Earl of Gloucester (1243-1295)
MotherJoan of Acre Countess of Gloucester (1272-1307)
Marriage4 Feb 1316, near Bristol [60, Ulster art, VolXII/2, p.177]
ChildrenIsabel de (1317-1349)
Notes for Theobald de Verdun Lord Verdun
Co-feudal baron of Weobley, Herefords.
Of Alton, Staffs.
From the Pedigrees from the Plea Rolls, p. 200, by Geo Wrottesley, Theobald had four daus:
Isabella, ancestress of William de Ferrars, (yes, by Theo’s first wife.)
Elizabeth, ancestress of wife of Edward le Despencer, (yes)
Joan, ancestress of wife of Thomas de Nevylle (yes)
Margery, ancestress of wife of Walter Deverose (yes)
Of Alton, Staffs.
From the Pedigrees from the Plea Rolls, p. 200, by Geo Wrottesley, Theobald had four daus:
Isabella, ancestress of William de Ferrars, (yes, by Theo’s first wife.)
Elizabeth, ancestress of wife of Edward le Despencer, (yes)
Joan, ancestress of wife of Thomas de Nevylle (yes)
Margery, ancestress of wife of Walter Deverose (yes)
Arms Generally notes for Theobald de Verdun Lord Verdun
Or, fretty gules.
Armorial Blazon notes for Theobald de Verdun Lord Verdun
Or, fretty gules.
Blazon source notes for Theobald de Verdun Lord Verdun
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DNB Main notes for Theobald de Verdun Lord Verdun
Co-subject: Verdon, Theobald de, junior
Dates: d. 1316
Active Date: 1296
Gender: Male
Field of Interest: Land Ownership
Occupation: Baron
Theobald de Verdon junior married first Matilda (d. 1312), daughter of Edmund Mortimer (d. 1304), on 29 July 1302, and therefore sister to Roger Mortimer, first earl of March. By her he was the father of three daughters: 1. Joan (1304-1334), married to Thomas Furnival; 2. Elizabeth (b. 1307), married to Sir Bartholomew Burghersh; and 3. Margaret, married to Sir William Blount. Verdon married, secondly, on 4 Feb. 1316, Elizabeth de Clare [q.v.], the king's niece, sister of the deceased Earl Gilbert of Gloucester, and widow of John de Burgh, the heir of Ulster (cf. Rot. Parl. i. 352 b). After Verdon's death Elizabeth became the mother of his fourth daughter Isabella, who married Henry Ferrers, lord of Groby. As there was no son, the Verdon estates were divided among these four daughters, and the peerage passed into abeyance.
Dates: d. 1316
Active Date: 1296
Gender: Male
Field of Interest: Land Ownership
Occupation: Baron
Theobald de Verdon junior married first Matilda (d. 1312), daughter of Edmund Mortimer (d. 1304), on 29 July 1302, and therefore sister to Roger Mortimer, first earl of March. By her he was the father of three daughters: 1. Joan (1304-1334), married to Thomas Furnival; 2. Elizabeth (b. 1307), married to Sir Bartholomew Burghersh; and 3. Margaret, married to Sir William Blount. Verdon married, secondly, on 4 Feb. 1316, Elizabeth de Clare [q.v.], the king's niece, sister of the deceased Earl Gilbert of Gloucester, and widow of John de Burgh, the heir of Ulster (cf. Rot. Parl. i. 352 b). After Verdon's death Elizabeth became the mother of his fourth daughter Isabella, who married Henry Ferrers, lord of Groby. As there was no son, the Verdon estates were divided among these four daughters, and the peerage passed into abeyance.