Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
Notes for Maud Basset
Previously Maud was thought to be the daughter of Ralph Bassett (d. 1299) and Havise but this was probably part of a fraud for the Staffords to inherit the Basset estates. Anyhow D Richardson produced some abstracts to show that she was the daughter of the grandfather Ralph Basset, who died 1254-61.
At much the same time, Rosie bevan produced this excellent account of Maud's descendants:
"There may be a generation missing as indicated by the inquisition below.
Bamburga Deincourt, or alternatively Roberta, was daughter of John Deyncourt (d.1257) and Agnes de Neville (d. bef 20 July 1293), widow of Richard de Percy of Topcliffe, Yorks. Agnes was a Neville of Raby according to CP IV 118 (d), "Lady Agnes gave the manor of Steeping, Lincs to her son Edmund D'Eyncourt and his heirs by deed 20 Edw I. The effigy on her seal wears a dress charged with billets and a fess dancett (Deincourt) and holds up two shields, the dexter charges with two fusils conjoined in fesse (Percy), the sinister with a saltirs (Neville of Raby)."
"During an inquisition post mortem for Joan (Chaworth) Ormond held in 1508
[CIPM Henry VII v. 3 no.370], jurors must have presented charter evidence
for her right in the manors of Toynton and Timberland, Lincs, which had
descended via the Caltofts
"John Ormond, esq, and the said Joan, his wife, long before their death were
seised in fee tail, in right of the said Joan, of the under-mentioned manor
of Toynton, by gift of Thomas Onyebey, parson of the church of Estbrugeford, to John Caltofte and the heirs of his body. the said manor after the death of the said John Caltofte, Alice his daughter and heir, Thomas Chaworth, son and heir of the said Alice, William son of the said Thomas, and Thomas son of the said William, descended to Joan Ormond aforesaid, as sister and heir of the last-named Thomas.
"Also the said John and Joan were seised in fee tail, in right of the said
Joan, of the undermentioned manor of Tymberland, by gift of Agnes de Percy
relict of John Dayncourt, to Roger Lebrette and Roberta his wife, daughter
of the said Agnes, and the heirs of their bodies. The said manor after the
death of the said Roger and Roberta, John their son, John son the said John,
Katharine sister of the said John Brett son of John, Alice daughter of the
said Katharine, Thomas son of the said Alice, William son of the said
Thomas, and Thomas son of the said William, descended to Joan Ormond
aforesaid as sister and heir of the last-named Thomas." "
At much the same time, Rosie bevan produced this excellent account of Maud's descendants:
"There may be a generation missing as indicated by the inquisition below.
Bamburga Deincourt, or alternatively Roberta, was daughter of John Deyncourt (d.1257) and Agnes de Neville (d. bef 20 July 1293), widow of Richard de Percy of Topcliffe, Yorks. Agnes was a Neville of Raby according to CP IV 118 (d), "Lady Agnes gave the manor of Steeping, Lincs to her son Edmund D'Eyncourt and his heirs by deed 20 Edw I. The effigy on her seal wears a dress charged with billets and a fess dancett (Deincourt) and holds up two shields, the dexter charges with two fusils conjoined in fesse (Percy), the sinister with a saltirs (Neville of Raby)."
"During an inquisition post mortem for Joan (Chaworth) Ormond held in 1508
[CIPM Henry VII v. 3 no.370], jurors must have presented charter evidence
for her right in the manors of Toynton and Timberland, Lincs, which had
descended via the Caltofts
"John Ormond, esq, and the said Joan, his wife, long before their death were
seised in fee tail, in right of the said Joan, of the under-mentioned manor
of Toynton, by gift of Thomas Onyebey, parson of the church of Estbrugeford, to John Caltofte and the heirs of his body. the said manor after the death of the said John Caltofte, Alice his daughter and heir, Thomas Chaworth, son and heir of the said Alice, William son of the said Thomas, and Thomas son of the said William, descended to Joan Ormond aforesaid, as sister and heir of the last-named Thomas.
"Also the said John and Joan were seised in fee tail, in right of the said
Joan, of the undermentioned manor of Tymberland, by gift of Agnes de Percy
relict of John Dayncourt, to Roger Lebrette and Roberta his wife, daughter
of the said Agnes, and the heirs of their bodies. The said manor after the
death of the said Roger and Roberta, John their son, John son the said John,
Katharine sister of the said John Brett son of John, Alice daughter of the
said Katharine, Thomas son of the said Alice, William son of the said
Thomas, and Thomas son of the said William, descended to Joan Ormond
aforesaid as sister and heir of the last-named Thomas." "