| Home Surname List Name Index Sources Gedcom File Email Us | 20th Generation844372. Second Baron Robert* HUNGERFORD2441,2942,2979,3025,3026,3027,3028 was born between 1409 and 1415 in Fairleighy-Hungerford, Somersetshire, England. He signed a will on 22 Apr 1459.3029 "Robert Lord Hungerford, April 22d, 1459. My body to be buried before the altar of St. Osmund, Bichop and Confessor, in the Catedral Church of Salisbury. To the Cannons Resident, Vicars, Choristers, Chartry Priests, and other officers belonging to that Cathedral, to celebrate my exequies and to perform all other divine solemnities on the day of my funeral, the sum of x. to be distributed amonst them in the usual manner; to a thousand priests saying the exequies for the dead, commendations, the seven penetential Psalms, with the wonted Litanies, to each of them xii d.; to the chantry Priests celebrating divine service in the Chapel which my father founded in that Cathedral, to eadh of them, to pray for my sould xL.s.; to Sir Robert Hungerford, Knight, called Lord Molina, my son and heir, two basons of silver gilt; to my brother, Sir Edmund Hungerord, Knight, two flaggons of silver gilt, with my arms thereon; to the Lady Margaret Rodney, my sister, an image of our Lady in silver gilt, with my arms under the foot thereof; to the repair of the high-way called the Causeway in Stawyk marsh, which Walter Lord Hungerford, my father, first caused to be made, for the health of the soul of the Lady Katherine, his wife, xxv marks; to Thomas Hungerford, son and heir of Robert Hungerford, Lord Molyns, a bed of white velvet embroidered, upon condition that at his death he leave the said bed to his next heir male; to Arnold Hungerford, another of my sons, c marks; to Mary, my daughter, c marks." He died on 18 May 1459 in Heytesbury, Wiltshire, England. Second Baron Robert* HUNGERFORD and Margaret* DE BOTREAUX were married before 1426 in Somerset, England.3000 844373. Margaret* DE BOTREAUX2979,3025,3027,3030,3031 was born about 1410. She signed a will
on 8 Aug 1476 in Heytesbury, Wiltshire, England.3032 "Margarete Lady Hungerford and Botreaux, dated
Aug. 8, 1476. To all cristen men to whom this p'sent writyng, trip'tite indented,
shall c ome. Margarete Lady Hungerford and Botreaux; gretying in our Lorde.
Where I by severall dedys have enfeoffed dyvers p'sonys of and in all my maners,
castellis, hundredis, landis, and ten'tis, rentis, rev'sions, and servyces, with
appurten'nces, in the shires of Corewall, Devonshire, Somerset, Wilteshire, and
Bristow, of grete truste, and to p'forme my will, as well of those that came
to me by inheritance after the deth of Williame Lorde Botreaux, my fader, whose
soule God assoille, as of the maners of Heytesbury, Tudrington, Hornyngesham,
Fenny-Sutton, and Codford-Petre, with th'appurtenaunces, in the saide shire of
Wilteshire, wich were graunted to my Lord my husband and to me, by hsi feoffees,
at his request and ordynaunce; to have to us and to our heires and assignes for
evermore. I, the foresaide Margarete, now make and declare my wille in maner
and forme folluying. Firste, I wull that my saide feofees, after that I am passed
owte of this p'sente liff, stand fulle alway, and be seased of all the maners,
castellis, hundredis, landis, and tenementis, rentis, reversions, and servyces
aforesaide, by the space of x yere next aftr my deth. But I wull that Sir Roger
Tocotes, Knyght, Maister Thomas Haukins, John Mompesson, Thomas Tropenell, Robard
Baynard, John Touke, and John Mervyn, and none ofther of my feoffees, nor none
other p'sone ne p'sones, have, take, and resceyue, during the saide terme of
x yere, the'issues, profites, and reuenous of all the p'mysses; and they alone
to have the hoole rule thereof, and the saide feoffees suffre theyme so to do
withoute interupcion, in all thyngis touching my saide lyvelode. And if it fortune
that the said Thomas Tropenell and John Mervyn dye, or be visited with such sikenes
that they may not labour for th'execucion of this my wille, as my speciall trust
is they shull do, afore th'end of the saide terme of x yere, than I wull that
Maister William Ive, Mister John Sekden, Harry Long, and Robard South, with the
saide Sir Roger Tocote, Maister Thomas Haukins, John Mompesson, Robard Baynard,
and John Touke, have, take, and resceyve all the'issues, profites, and revenous
of all the saide maners and other p'misses; and to do all maner of thyngis with
theyme as the saide Thomas Tropenell and John Mervyn shuld have do if they had
be on liff. And if it fortune iiii of the said Sir Roger Tocotes, Maister Thomas
Haukins, John Mompesson, Robard Baynard, John Touke, Maister William Ive, Maister
John Sekden, Harrry Long, and Robard Sout, dye, or be vicited with such sikenes
that they may not labour for th'execucion of this my will afore th'nde of the
saide terme of x year; than I wull that.... John Clyvedon, John Hampdon, and
Thomas South, with such iiii persons as shall fortune to overlyve of the said
Sir Roger Tocotes, Maister Thomas Haukins, John Mompesson, Robard Baynard, John
Touke, Maister William Ive, Maister John Sekden, Harry Long, and Robard South,
have, take, and reseseyve all th'issues, profites, and revenous of all the saide
maners and other p'mysses; and to do all maner of thyngis with theyme as the
iiii p'sones aforetime shulde have do if they had be on liff. With wiche issues
and profites as bifore is saide by theyme to be resceyved by the saide tereme
of x yere, I wull that the saide Sir Roger Tocotes, Maister Thomas Haukins,
John Mompesson, Robard Baynard, John Touke, and John Mervyn, and they that shalbe
so named and taken as is bifore saide, discharge and save harmeles every p'sone
that at my request, or at the request of my lord my husbond, whose sould God
assoille, stande bounde or charged to eny p'sone for the fynaunce of Robard late
Lorde Hungerforde, and Molyns our sone, late taken prysoner in Gyen, and pay
all the dettis of my lord my husbond, as well dew by especialte as without especialte.
And in like maner and forme thei pay all my dettis. And also, that they, with
the saide issues and profites, execute and p'fomre my saide lorde is last wille,
wiche is conteyned in a cedull to this my wille annexed; and also my laste wille
that is conteyned in my testament. The wich I hoope my saide frendis wull se
p'formed. Ans so I reuyre and charge theyme to do, as thei wull aunswere at
the grete day of jugement before the Moste High Juge. And that the saide Sir
Roger Tocotes, Maister Thomas Haukins John Mompesson, Thomas Tropenell, Robard
Baynard, John Touke, and John Mervyn, and they that shalbe so named and taken
as is aforesaide, and specially tho that shall resceyve the monay take of th'issues
and profites of the saide maners and other p' misses for their costis as long
as thei shalbe goyng, rydyng, or occupied aboute the p'formyng of this my p'sente
wille. And thereof,and of the takying of th'issues and revenous of all the saide
maners and other p'misses oonys yerely to accompte bifore the Dean of the Cathefrall
Church of our Lady of Salisbury, the Chaunter and Chaunceler of the same Church
for the tyme beyng, and oon of the worshipfulst Chanons, and of most discrecion,
of the sme Church, such oone as the said Chaunter and Chaunceler wille name,
and John Newburg th'elder, Esquyer, or ii of theyme. Always provided, that oone
of the saide Chaunter and Chaunceler be atte the saide accomptes, if they be
on liff and in contray. Praying all my lordis-feoffees, cosyns, frendys, and
serv'ntes to be supportyng, helpyng, comforyng, and assistyng the saide Sir Roger
tocotes, Maiser Thomas Haukins, John Mompesson, Thomas Tropenell, Robard Baynard,
John Touke, and John Mervyn, and theyme that shalbe so named and taken as is
aforesaid to execute and p'forme this my p'sent wille; and also my laste wille
that is conteyned in my testament. And over this I wulle that if the said Sir
Roger Tocotes, Maister Thomas Haukins, John Mompesson, Robard Baynard, John Touke,
and John Mervyn, or they that shale be so named and taken as is aforesaide after
my deth, be letted to execute this my p'sent will, or eny article thereof, or
be letted of the takyng of th'issues, profites, and revenous aforesaide, by myne
heire, or for eny other for hym by his comm'ndement, or by eny other p'sone havyng
the rule and ward of myn heird beyng w'in age, or by any other for the saide
gardene by his comaundement; that then the saide Sir Roger Tocotes, Maister Thomas
Haukins, John Mompesson, Robard Baynard, John Touke, and John Mervyne; and they
that shalbe so named and taken, as is bifore sayde, retayne the saide maners
and other p'misses over the saide terme of x yere, unto the tyme they have levyed
of the'issues and profites thereof, as moch as they shall loste by the saide
letyng and interupcion, and their costagis; adn if they may not atteyne, to have
their remedy by that meane, than I wulle that they selle the saide manners and
other p'misses; and that the saide feoffees make, or to be made, such astate
of theyme t such p'sonys as they shuld be solde unto, as by the saide Sir Roger
Tocotes, Maister Thomas Haukins, John Mompesson, Robard Baynard, John Touke,
and John Mervyn, and they that shalbe so named and taken as is aforesaide requyred.
And that the saide Sir Roger Tocotes, Maister Thomas Haukins, John Mompesson,
Robard Baynard, John Touke, and John Mervyn, and they that shalbe so named and
taken as is aforesaide, oonly take and resceyve the monay to be paide for the
same; and the same monay dispose by their discressions for the soul of my lorde
my husbond, my lord my fader, my lady my moder, and all shuch other of myne auncestris
as the saide lande came fro. And also I wulle that if eny p'sone or p'sones
to whom my saide lorde my husbond or I, or eny of us bothe, or my feoffees at
my desire, have made any astae in fee-symple, fee-taille, terme of lyff, or terme
of yeris of eny maners, landys, and tenementis that at eny tyme came to my saide
lord my husbond, and to me, by the deth of my lord my fader, whose soule God
assoille, or were geve to me by the feoffees of my lord my husbond, to relece
into their possession, or conferme there astate with a clause of warrante to
barre theme and their heires agenst the Abbot of Westmynstre and his successours,
according ot their astatis: And if the said p'sone or p'sonys, after such requeste
so made to not so within vi monthis then next foluyng, so that tho p'sons so
requyring pay the necessary costis to be done and hadde for the same; that then
I wull that the saide Sir Roger Tocotes, Maister Thomas Haukins, John Mompesson,
Robard Baynard, John Touke, and John Mervyn, or theyme that shalbe so named and
taken as is aforesaide, stande fulle seased of all such landis and tenementis,
so by this my last wille ordeyned to eny such p'sone or p'sones so refusyng;
and the' issues and profites thereof take and receyve unto the tyme that such
p'sone or p'sones so refusing wulbe agreable so to do; and the monay throf to
be disposed as is aforesaide. And if the saide Sir Roger Tocotes, Maister Thomas
Haukins, John Mompesson, Robard Baynard, John Touke, and John Mervyn, and they
that shalbe so named and taken as is biforesaid, be putte owte of possession,
and kept owte with myght, so that tthey may not take the profites thereof; than
I wull that my saide feoffees make none astate to hym or theyme so refusing of
eny parte of the saide maners, landis, and tenementis, and other p'mysses, but
that then the landis and tenementis ith that they so refusying shulde have hadde
by this my ille, be solde by the saide Sir Roger Tocotes, Maister Thomas Haukins,
John Mompesson, Robard Baynard, John Touke, and John Mervyn, or theyme that shalbe
named and taken in the forme aforesaide; the monay therof comying to be disposed
as is aforesaide. And also, I wull that durying the said terme of x yere, or
durying the terme that my saide feoffes shulde by this my laste wille stande
seased of all the saide maners, landis, and tenementis, and other p'misses, vi
of my saide feoffees forturne to decesse, than my said feofees so overlying,
at such tyme as shalbe thought to the saide Sir Roger Tocotes, Maister Thomas
Haukins, John Mompesson, Robard Baynard, John Touke, and John Mervyn, and themye
that shalbe taken and named convenable in forme aforesaide, to make a new astate
of the saide maners and other p'misses in fee to other p'sones; and thereof take
astate agen to theyme, and to vi other p'sones in fee; They being so enfeoffed
always to p'forme this my p'sente wille in every poyute as myne olde feoffees
shulde have done if they had made no newe enfeoffment. And if my wille by eny
maner of occasion may not be executed nor p'formed within these same terme of
x yere, with the'issues and profites of the saide maners and other p'misses,
than I wull that my saide now feoffees, or they that shalbe new enfeoffed, abide
and be feoffees fulle of the same, and also suffre the saide Sir Roger Tocotes,
Maister Thomas Haukins, John Mompesson, Robard Baynard, John Touke, and John
Mervyn, and theyme that shalbe so named and taken as is aforesaide, to take th'issues
and profites therof till my saide wille, and all the p'misses, be fully executed
and p'formed with the same. And also, I wull that Mary, doughter to Sir Thomas
Hungerford, Knyght, have and p'ceyve yerely into the tyme my saide wille be p'formed
by th'andis of the saide Sir Roger Tocotes, Maister Thomas Haukins, John Mompesson,
Robard Baynard, John Touke, and John Mervyn, or tho that shalbe so named and
takedn as is above reherced. x m'rcs, upon condicion that she, neyther her gardeyne,
no none other p'sone by hir comm'ndement, will neyther assent, lette, neyther
interupte the saide Sir Roger Tocotes, Maister Thomas Haukins, John Mompesson,
Robard Baynard, John Touke, and John Mervyn,, nor theyme as shalbe so named adn
taken as is aforesaide, to execute thsi my said wille and testament. And if
they or eny of theyme do the contry, that then my saide wille in this article
be foyde and of none effect. And after the saide x yere paste, and this my p'sente
wille, and also my lste wille comprised in my testament holy p'formed, I wull
if Water Hungerford, sone of my sone Robard, late Lorde Hungerford and Molyns,
behave hym selfe in every thyng accordyny to this my p'sente wille; and also
if the saide Water by feithfull and trew to our Soueraine Lorde Kyng Edward and
his heires, in conceruation and kepying of his allegiaunce duryng the saide terme
of x yere, that then he haue the manors of Haytesbury, Tudrington, Hornyngesham,
Fenny Sutton, and Codford Petre, and the hundred of Haytesbury, with th'appurten'nce
in the saide shire of Wilteshire, to hym and to the heires manulys of his body
lawfully bogoten; and for defaute of such issue, the remaynder thereof to Leonard
Hungerford his brother, and to the heirs maulys of his body lawfully begoten,
if he in like forme behauve hym selfe accordyng to this my p'sente wille. And
if the saide Water and Leonard kepe not their alliegaunce as is afore reherced;
than I wulle that he that sooffendith agenste our Soueraine Lorde, or do eny
thyng contrary to this my p'sente wille or my testament, shall have no mener
of londis and tenementis as is afore reherced. But than I wull that he that is
nexte in the remainder, and hath not offended nor done eny thyng contrary to
eny of the p'mysses, shall have the said londis and tenementis, accordying to
my wille above specified; and for defaute of such issue the remaynder of the
said maners of Haytesbury, Tudrington, Hornyngesham, Fenny Sutton, and Codford
Petre, and the hundred of Haytesbury, to Sir Edmond Hungerford, Knyght, and to
the heires maulys of his body lawfully begoten; and for defaute of such issue,
the remainder to the right heirs of Water, late Lord Hungerford.
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