Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
NameHervey Bagot 
[68, History of the Bagot Family by G Wrottesley, NS, col 9, pp. 1-224], [60, Stafford article, Vol XII/1, p. 170], [121, Stafford, Staffs barony, p. 81], [119, Father-in-law, Robert II de Stafford, p. 717]
[68, History of the Bagot Family by G Wrottesley, NS, col 9, pp. 1-224], [60, Stafford article, Vol XII/1, p. 170], [121, Stafford, Staffs barony, p. 81], [119, Father-in-law, Robert II de Stafford, p. 717]Deathbef 25 Aug 1214
GeneralBought barony of Stafford from brother-in-law Robt S.
FatherHervey Bagot
Spouses
1Millicent de Stafford [68, History of the Bagot Family by G Wrottesley, NS, col 9, pp. 1-224], [60, Stafford article, Vol XII/1, p. 170], [121, Stafford, Staffs barony, p. 81], [119, Father, Robert II de Stafford, p. 717], [119, Her brother, Robert de Stafford, p. 717]
[68, History of the Bagot Family by G Wrottesley, NS, col 9, pp. 1-224], [60, Stafford article, Vol XII/1, p. 170], [121, Stafford, Staffs barony, p. 81], [119, Father, Robert II de Stafford, p. 717], [119, Her brother, Robert de Stafford, p. 717]FatherRobert (II) de Stafford (-<1185)
MotherAvice
Marriagebef 1193 [60, Stafford art, Vol XII/1, p. 168 seq]
ChildrenHervey de (-<1237)
Notes for Hervey Bagot
Keats-Rohan's DP has a Domesday tenant called Bagot, p. 160, of whom she says that this bato's son Hervé and his descendants used the surname Bagot. She also said that Wrottesley has written a "History of the Bagot family" in the History Collection of Staffs, n.s. Vol XI of 1908 and she refers to CP XII(1), pp. 168-177.
In 1166 CP (p. 170) says he held 3 knights fees of Robert de Stafford though in note (b) on that page, they express doubts whether it was the husband of Millicent who held those fees or his father. If it was him, he would ahave been around 50 at marriage to Millicent, a tad old; so I'll put his father in.
The descent from Domesday's Bagot is incontrovertible. But the precise generations of this descent are not 100% clear. So I've put in two Hervey Bagod's as his ancestors as this looks about right and accords with CP's and K-R's findings.
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In 1166 CP (p. 170) says he held 3 knights fees of Robert de Stafford though in note (b) on that page, they express doubts whether it was the husband of Millicent who held those fees or his father. If it was him, he would ahave been around 50 at marriage to Millicent, a tad old; so I'll put his father in.
The descent from Domesday's Bagot is incontrovertible. But the precise generations of this descent are not 100% clear. So I've put in two Hervey Bagod's as his ancestors as this looks about right and accords with CP's and K-R's findings.
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