Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
NameKatharine Clivedon 
[60, Berkeley art, Vol II, p. 130], [56, Hants of 1530, '75 & 1622-34, pub Harleian 1913, Berkeley p. 56], [123, Vol I, pp. 346-7]
[60, Berkeley art, Vol II, p. 130], [56, Hants of 1530, '75 & 1622-34, pub Harleian 1913, Berkeley p. 56], [123, Vol I, pp. 346-7]Death13 Mar 1385
BurialBerkeley Church
GeneralHeir, possibly sole.
FatherSir John Clivedon
MotherEmme
Spouses
1Thomas Berkeley Lord Berkeley [74, No 2880, p. 88], [60, Berkeley article, vol II, pp. 129-130], [56, Hants of 1530, '75 &1622-34, pub Harleian 1913, Berkeley p. 56], [121, Berkeley, Glos barony, p. 13], [123, Vol I, pp. 279-361]
[74, No 2880, p. 88], [60, Berkeley article, vol II, pp. 129-130], [56, Hants of 1530, '75 &1622-34, pub Harleian 1913, Berkeley p. 56], [121, Berkeley, Glos barony, p. 13], [123, Vol I, pp. 279-361]FatherMaurice Berkeley Lord Berkeley (1281-1326)
MotherEva La Zouche (ca1280-1314)
Marriage30 May 1347, Charfield, Clos. [60, Berkeley art, Vol II, p. 130], [123, Vol I, p. 346]
Notes for Katharine Clivedon
m. (1) Sir Piers de Veel, d. 1346, of Tortworth, Glos and they had a daughter Jone who married John Moygne.
She and Thomas had four sons: Thomas, Maurice, Edmond and John.
Her maritagium included the manors of Charfield, Tortworth, Huntingford and Veelham aka Hamveel all in Glos and Plympton, Devon and of Ablington, Alton, Penleigh in Wilts and part of the manors of Netherhame, Hamburell, Berermere and Exton in Smerset.
She and Thomas had four sons: Thomas, Maurice, Edmond and John.
Her maritagium included the manors of Charfield, Tortworth, Huntingford and Veelham aka Hamveel all in Glos and Plympton, Devon and of Ablington, Alton, Penleigh in Wilts and part of the manors of Netherhame, Hamburell, Berermere and Exton in Smerset.
Notes for Thomas & Katharine (Family)
Smyth in his lives of the Berkeleys says the marriage took place on "tuesday the third of ye Calends of June in the year 1347 in the 21th year of kinge Edward the third, being St Peter's day". Sounds like 29th June, the feast of Sts Peter and Paul, to me.