Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
NameEuphemia FitzRoger 
[60, Neville art, Vol IX, p. 491 seq], [60, Fauconberge art, Vol V, p. 271], [60, Fauconberg article, Vol XIV, p. 318], [121, Ashby, Lincs barony, p. 3, note (6)]
[60, Neville art, Vol IX, p. 491 seq], [60, Fauconberge art, Vol V, p. 271], [60, Fauconberg article, Vol XIV, p. 318], [121, Ashby, Lincs barony, p. 3, note (6)]GeneralNot heir to anyone, contrary to C of A.
FatherSir Robert FitzRoger Lord FitzRoger (ca1247-<1310)
MotherMargery de la Zouche
Notes for Euphemia FitzRoger
The College of Arms has Euphemia the dau. and heir of John FitzRobert, Lord of Clavering. This is false. She was not the heir of any of this family, nor was she the dau of this John. She was (Leo van de Pas, CP, etc) the dau. of Robert FitzRoger, the father of John FitzRobert. She had brothers, John who had but one dau Eve, dspl, and, after a few more dsp brothers, Alan whose descendants lived for many generations if not to the present day.
However, by a legal device, Euphemia's brother John managed to dispossess both his dau. Eve and his youngest brother Alan and then left a large chunk of his estates to Euphemia's husband Randolf de Neville, thereby making Euphemia a cash heiress if not a genetic one... See Burke's Extinct Peerage on Clavering for details and CP for a brief mention.
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This snippet shows that Ralph Nevill had to obtain charters to gain possession, that is that neither he nor Euphemia were true heirs:
GAZETTEER OF MARKETS AND FAIRS TO 1516
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE
AYNHO 4514 2331. 1334 Subsidy £67.31. Market town c.1600 (Everitt, p. 475).
M (Charter) Tues; gr 29 Mar 1324, by K Edw II to John de Claveryng. To be held at the manor (CChR, 1320-26, p. 463). On 8 Dec 1330, K Edw III granted Ralph de Neville that if John de Claveryng died without an heir, he would inherit the market (CChR, 1327-41, p. 196).
F (Charter) vfm, James the apostle (25 Jul); feria gr 10 Jun 1207, by K John to brothers of the hospital of St James of Aynho (RCh, p. 167b).
F (Charter) vf+2, Michael (29 Sept); gr 29 Mar 1324, by K Edw II to John de Claveryng. To be held at the manor (CChR, 1320-26, p. 463). On 8 Dec 1330, K Edw III granted Ralph de Neville that if John de Claveryng died without an heir, he would inherit the fair (CChR, 1327-41, p. 196).
However, by a legal device, Euphemia's brother John managed to dispossess both his dau. Eve and his youngest brother Alan and then left a large chunk of his estates to Euphemia's husband Randolf de Neville, thereby making Euphemia a cash heiress if not a genetic one... See Burke's Extinct Peerage on Clavering for details and CP for a brief mention.
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This snippet shows that Ralph Nevill had to obtain charters to gain possession, that is that neither he nor Euphemia were true heirs:
GAZETTEER OF MARKETS AND FAIRS TO 1516
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE
AYNHO 4514 2331. 1334 Subsidy £67.31. Market town c.1600 (Everitt, p. 475).
M (Charter) Tues; gr 29 Mar 1324, by K Edw II to John de Claveryng. To be held at the manor (CChR, 1320-26, p. 463). On 8 Dec 1330, K Edw III granted Ralph de Neville that if John de Claveryng died without an heir, he would inherit the market (CChR, 1327-41, p. 196).
F (Charter) vfm, James the apostle (25 Jul); feria gr 10 Jun 1207, by K John to brothers of the hospital of St James of Aynho (RCh, p. 167b).
F (Charter) vf+2, Michael (29 Sept); gr 29 Mar 1324, by K Edw II to John de Claveryng. To be held at the manor (CChR, 1320-26, p. 463). On 8 Dec 1330, K Edw III granted Ralph de Neville that if John de Claveryng died without an heir, he would inherit the fair (CChR, 1327-41, p. 196).