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     (?) Honeypot married Sir John de Wingfield of Wingfield, son of Sir John de Wingfield of Wingfield and Ann Peche.¹
(?) Honeypot was born circa 1300.
     EDV-20.

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     Isabel Pollington married William Wentworth, son of William Wentworth of Wentworth-Woodhouse and Dionysia de Rotherfield.¹
Isabel Pollington was born circa 1275.
     EDV-21.

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     Alice de Grey was born circa 1330. She married Sir William de Everingham Knt., of Laxton, co. Nottingham, son of Sir Adam de Everingham Knt., 2nd Lord Everingham and Joan Deyville Lady of Egmanton, before 28 January 1353/54.^2,1

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     William Dransfield of West Bretton, Yorks was born circa 1310.
     EDV-19.

.³ William Dransfield of West Bretton, Yorks was also known as William Dronsfield of West Bretton, Yorks.¹

     John Jenney Esq., of Knodishall married Maud|Matilda de Bokill (Bokell), daughter of John Bokill of Buxlow and Jane/Joan Leyston.^3,1,5
John Jenney Esq., of Knodishall was born circa 1400.
     EDV-15.

Reference: Genealogics cites:

; Per christou: "Burkes Commoners Jenney of Bradfield John Jenney Esq of Knodishall was a burgess of Norwich in 1452 m. Maud dau and heir of John Bokill of Friston in Suffolk by Jasyston by Maud dau and heir of William Gerrard.“.³

     Sir Ralph Eure was born circa 1415.
Sir Ralph Eure died on 28 March 1461 at Towton.
      ; killed at Towton.⁴

     Sir Hugh de Eure Knt. married NN Bertram, daughter of Sir Roger II Bertram Baron of Mitford, co. Northumberland and Agnes (Ida?) (?),
; Per Christou: "married dau of Roger Bertram, baron of Mitford."⁵ Sir Hugh de Eure Knt. was born circa 1230.²
Sir Hugh de Eure Knt. died before 10 August 1304.⁶
     GAV-23 EDV-19.

; per Ravilious: "Death:     bef 10 Aug 1304[17],[8]
of Kirkby, Stokesley and Ingoldsby, co. Yorks. and Crekedale and Neweton, Northumberland
' Hugh de Euere ' named in order of distraint in re: debts of his mother Ada de Baliol (also his brother in law Patrick, earl of Dunbar ):
' #1969. Michaelmas Term 1254. Northumberland:----The king commands the sheriff to distrain Patric earl of Dunbar (Dumbinar), Alan de Harekare, Alexander de Litelinton; Patric son of Patric, and Isabella his sister, executors of the testament of the aforesaid Patric, and to have their bodies & c. on the morrow of St. Hilary to answer to the king together with the executors of Ada de Baylloll, for their debts to said Ada, in part payment &c. Similar command to the Sheriff of York for Hugh de Euere, Ingeram de Bouinton and William de Waldo. And to the Sheriff of Canterbury for Alan the Reeve and William the Reeve. [Memoranda Q.R. 39 Henry III, m. 8 dorso].'[18]
record dated at Westminster, ca. 31 Oct 1279:
' 166. Walter de Huntercumbe and Hugh de Euere have become mainpernors for John de Balliol, to satisfy the K. for his trespass, if any, in doing homage to the Bishop of Durham for Bernard's Castle; if it is found the homage belongs to the K. Westminster. ' [Bain II:50[7], no. 166, cites Close 7 Edw. I. m. 3, dorso, cedula.]
he probably d. before 10 Aug 1304, when his son ' Johannes de Euer ', granted a charter to Basedale priory [Mon. Angl. V:508, Num. IV[17] - see fuller details below]
cf. VCH North Riding, I:253[11] Ord p. 395[8]
Children:     Sir John
          Sir Robert, m. Isabella de Merlay (-<1271.)⁶"

; Per Med Lands:
     "HUGH . A writ after the death of "Ada alias Eda de Baylliol alias de Baillol", dated "8 Sep 35 Hen III", and later inquisitions record that "Stokesley Manor was given by Hugh de Balloil in free marriage to Ada his daughter who, after the death of her husband, enfeoffed Hugh and Robert her sons thereof", that "the said Lady Ada died at Stokesley on Saturday after St James the Apostle, 35 Hen III" and that "the said Hugh took and held seisin of the said manor, in the name of himself and his brother, until expelled"[142]."
Med Lands cites: [142] Inquisitions Post Mortem, Vol. I, Henry III, 220, p. 55.⁷

; Visitations of Yorkshire by Glover Sir Hugh de Eure, knight seated at Eure Co Bucks. temp Hen III to whom K. Ed I by charter in the 19th year of his reign 1290 confirmed Stokesley and Ingoldby. He died 23 Ed. I 1295. Added, as generally alleged, three escallops to the bend. In Baliol College, Oxford, however exists his seal attached to a deed in which he is part as executor of John de Balliol, who founded the college and there the bend is without escallops. married dau of Roger Bertram, baron of Mitford - Or an orle azure.⁵

     John Mowbray married Margaret Percy, daughter of Alexander Percy Sir.
John Mowbray was born circa 1285.
     EDV-19 GKJ-20.

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     Sir John de Wingfield of Wingfield married (?) Honeypot.⁴
Sir John de Wingfield of Wingfield was born circa 1300.
Sir John de Wingfield of Wingfield died circa 1330.⁴
     EDV-20.

; Leo van de Pas cites: Burke's Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Peerage,Baronetage and Knightage, London, Reference: 2009.⁴

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     Isabel Moleyns was born circa 1370. She married Sir Robert IV Morley Knt., son of Sir Thomas I Morley Knt., KG, 4th Lord Morley, de jure Lord Marshal and Joan Hastings, before August 1394
; her 1st husband.^1,2,6,3 Isabel Moleyns married Sir Richard Berners W Horsley, Surrey, son of Sir James Berners Knt., of West Horsley, Sussex and Anne Barew, before 15 November 1405
; his 1st wife; her 2nd husband.³
Isabel Moleyns died before 1409.¹
      ; van de Pas cites: The Complete Peerage, 1936 , Doubleday, H.A. & Lord Howard de Walden, Reference: IX 218.^1,7 EDV-17. Isabel Moleyns was also known as Isabel Molines.⁷ Isabel Moleyns was also known as Isabel de Molines.⁸

     Henry Monaster was born circa 1280.
     EDV-19 GKJ-20.

; One source says his daughter is Musters and a Visitation (in Latin) says
Monastariis.¹

     Margaret de Villiers was born between 1351 and 1352; Christou Gedcom says b. ca 1350; Carter email says b. 1351/2.^2,1 She married Sir Godfrey Foljambe II, Knt., son of Godfrey Foljambe I and Avena Ireland, in 1366
; Christou Gedcom says m. bef 1366; Carter email says m. 1366.^3,1
     Reference: Christou Gedcom.² Margaret de Villiers was also known as Margaret of Paganus. GAV-20 EDV-18 GKJ-19.

     Sir Robert de Everingham married Alice de la Hyde.²
Sir Robert de Everingham was born circa 1250.
Sir Robert de Everingham died before 21 July 1287; Burke's Extinct Peerages says "dying in the 15th Edward I."¹
      ; van de Pas cites: The Complete Peerage, 1936 , Doubleday, H.A. & Lord Howard de Walden, Reference: V 185-6.²

; "Robert de Everingham, who m. Lucia, dau. and heiress of Robert de Thwenge, a great feudal lord, temp. Edward I, (the lady had been previously the wife of Sir William Latimer, and divorced) and dying in the 15th Edward I, was s. by his son, Adam de Everingham..."¹

; CP V p 193 Robert de Everingham of Laxton, Notts. by his father's first wife
unknown d. sh. bef 21 Jul 1287.³

     Sir John de St. John Baron of Basing, co. Hants was born circa 1235 at Basing, co. Hampshire, England.² He married Alice Fitz Piers, daughter of Sir Reginald (Reynold) Fitz Piers Lord of Blaen Llyfni, co. Brecknock and Alice/Amice de Stanford of Stanford Dingley, co. Berks, before 29 June 1256.^6,2,7,8,3

Sir John de St. John Baron of Basing, co. Hants died between 20 September 1302 and 29 September 1302.^9,1,2,3
     Sir John de St. John Baron of Basing, co. Hants lived at Basing, co. Hampshire, England.⁹ He was Seneschal of Aquitaine.⁹

; Per Med Lands:
     "JOHN de St John, son of ROBERT de St John & his wife Agnes de Cantelou (-[20/29] Sep 1301). A manuscript recording the founding of Boxgrove Priory, Sussex names "Johannem" as the son of “Robertum [de sancto Johanne]” and his wife[801].
     "m (before 29 Jun 1256) ALICE, daughter of REGINALD FitzPiers & his first wife Alice --- (-after 1305). A manuscript recording the founding of Boxgrove Priory, Sussex names "Alicia filia Reginaldi filii Petri" as the wife of “Johannem [de sancto Johanne]”[802]. "
Med Lands cites:

Reference: Genealogics cites: He was Constable of Porcestre Castle.⁹ EDV-21. He was Seneschal of Gascony.⁹

     Margaret de Brian was born circa 1300. She married Sir John de Dinham, son of Sir Josce de Dinham of Hartland, co. Devon and Margaret de Hydon, circa 1310.^2,1

Margaret de Brian died on 28 March 1361.^2,1
     EDV-19.

; van de pas cites: The Complete Peerage, 1936 , Doubleday, H.A. & Lord Howard de Walden, Reference: IV 373.^3,1

     Sir John de Eure Knt. was born circa 1330. He married Isabella de Clifford, daughter of Robert de Clifford 3rd Lord Clifford and Isabel de Berkeley, in 1361.

Sir John de Eure Knt. died on 2 February 1393.¹
     He was Lord Steward of the King's Household.¹ He was Constable of Dover Castle.¹

; Visitations of Yorkshire by Glover p. 610 Sir. John de Eure, knt, among the
principal warriors of his time. He died 22 Feb. 1393, being then constable
of Dover Castle and lord Steward of the King's House. m. Isabella dau of Robert
Lord Clifford marrie d35 Ed. III 1361- Checky or and azure, a jesse gules.²

     NN Bertram married Sir Hugh de Eure Knt., son of John Fitz Robert Lord of Warkworth, co. Northumberland and Ada de Baliol,
; Per Christou: "married dau of Roger Bertram, baron of Mitford."¹ NN Bertram was born circa 1250.
     GAV-23 EDV-20.

Reference: (an unknown value.)¹

     Sir John de Eure Knt., of Kirkby, Stokesley and Ingoldsby, co. Yorks. and Crekedale and Neweton, Northumberland was born circa 1275.² He married Agnes de Insula, daughter of Sir John de Insula Knt.³

Sir John de Eure Knt., of Kirkby, Stokesley and Ingoldsby, co. Yorks. and Crekedale and Neweton, Northumberland died in 1326.²
      ; ' Johannes de Euer ', granted charter to Basedale priory
[witnessed by Arnold de Percy of Kildale, Nicholas de Meynill,
Robert de Eure [evidently not his brother], William de Mowbray
and others] of his lands in Kirkeby and Ingelby, dated at
Basedale, 10 Aug 1304 [Mon. Angl. V:508, Num. IV[17]]


cf. Ord p. 395[8]

Children:     Sir John (-ca1362.)¹ GAV-22 EDV-19.

; Visitations of Yorkshire by Glover p. 610 Sir John de Eure, of Stokesley and
Ingoldby, knighted before 1307. In 35 Ed. I he obtained a grant of free warren
of his manor of Easby, and was sheriff of Yorkshire, 1309 to 1311. In the wars
with the Scots, 8 (1314/5) and 12 (1318/9) Ed. II and died 20 Ed. II, 1326/7.
At Durham is his seal attached to a deed, and there the escallops appear on
the bend. See Plate X, Surtees Durham. married Agnes dau of Sir John de Insula,
knight - Ermine a lion rampant azure. she married 2nd Sir Roger de Burton,
knight.⁴

     Agnes de Insula was born circa 1280.¹ She married Sir John de Eure Knt., of Kirkby, Stokesley and Ingoldsby, co. Yorks. and Crekedale and Neweton, Northumberland, son of Sir Hugh de Eure Knt. and NN Bertram.¹

     GAV-22.

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     Sir John de Insula Knt. was born circa 1260.¹
     GAV-23.

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     Alice Fitz Piers was born circa 1249 at Basing, co. Hampshire, England.¹ She married Sir John de St. John Baron of Basing, co. Hants, son of Sir Robert de St. John of Basing, co. Hampshire and Agnes de Cantelou, before 29 June 1256.^4,5,1,3,6

Alice Fitz Piers died after 1305.^7,1,3
      ; Per Med Lands:
     "ALICE (-after 1305). A manuscript recording the founding of Boxgrove Priory, Sussex names "Alicia filia Reginaldi filii Petri" as the wife of “Johannem [de sancto Johanne]”[629].
     "m (before 29 Jun 1256) JOHN de St John, son of ROBERT de St John & his wife Agnes de Cantelou (-[20/29] Sep 1301). "
Med Lands cites: [629] Dugdale Monasticon, Vol. IV, Boxgrave Priory, VI, p. 646.³

Reference: Genealogics cites: EDV-21.

Reference: Christou Gedcom.⁸

     William de Funtaynes was born circa 1300.
     GAV-21 EDV-19 GKJ-20.

William de Funtaynes lived at Lincolnshire, England.¹

     Agnes Waleis married William Clarell.
Agnes Waleis was born circa 1300.
     GAV-21 EDV-19 GKJ-20.

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     Sir Bartholomew de Burghersh K.G., 4th Lord Burghersh was born in 1323 at England; Richardson says "aged 26 at his father's death"; Genealogics says b. ca 1329.^9,2,4,3 He married Cecily de Weyland, daughter of Sir Richard de Weyland Knt., of Blaxhall and Joan de Ufford, circa 10 May 1335
;
His 1st wife.^5,2,10,4 Sir Bartholomew de Burghersh K.G., 4th Lord Burghersh married Margaret Gisors, daughter of Thomas Gisors of London, before August 1366
;
His 2nd wife; her 2nd husband.^2,4
Sir Bartholomew de Burghersh K.G., 4th Lord Burghersh died on 5 April 1369 at England.^11,1,9,4,3
Sir Bartholomew de Burghersh K.G., 4th Lord Burghersh was buried after 5 April 1369 at Our Lady of Walsingham Chapel, Little Walsingham, North Norfolk District, co. Norfolk, England; From Find A Grave:
     BIRTH     1323, England
     DEATH     5 Apr 1369 (aged 45–46), England
     Knight of the Garter, of Ewyas Lacy, Herefordshire, of Burwash Sussex, of Heytesbury, Stert, Colerne, Wiltshire. Steward and Constable of Wallingford and St Valery, Justiciar of Chester. 4th Lord Burghersh. Son and heir to Sir Bartholomew de Burghersh and Elizabeth de Verdun. Grandson of Sir Robert de Burghersh, Lord Burghersh and Maud Badlesmere, Sir Thebaud de Verdun and Maud de Mortimer. Husband of Cecily de Weyland, daughter and heiress to Sir Richard Weyland and his wife, Joan. They were married before 10 May 1335 and had one daughter, Elizabeth, who married Edward le Despenser. Secondly, husband of Margaret Gisors, daughter of Thomas of London and widow of Henry Picard, vintner of London. They married after 1354 and before 1366. Bartholomew accompanied King Edward III to Flanders in 1339, and took part of the French invasions. He accompanied the king to Brittany in 1342, fought at the Battle of Crecy in 1346 in the retinue of Edward the Black Prince. Bartholomew was a founder of the Order of the Garter, fulfilled a religious vow in his journey to the Holy Lands in 1354, fought at Poitiers 19 Sept 1356, and was considered one of the most distinguished warriors of the age. Bartholomew accompanied King Edward III on his last and most strenuous invasion of France which ended with the treaty of Bretigny 08 May 1360, when Bartholomew finally returned home. Bartholomew and Cecily were granted free warren (ability to hunt freely) in their lands at Witnesham, Henley and Swilland, Suffolk in 1349. In 1366 he received a licence to celebrate mass at his manor in Henden in Sundrige, Kent. His widow remarried to William Burcester of Lesnes, Kent, Sheriff of Kent, and died 01 July 1393.
     Family Members
     Parents
      Bartholomew de Burghersh 1304–1355
      Elizabeth de Verdun Burghersh 1306–1360
     Siblings
      Joan de Burghersh Mohun unknown–1404
     Children
      Elizabeth Burghersh Despenser 1342–1409
     BURIAL     Our Lady of Walsingham Chapel, Little Walsingham, North Norfolk District, Norfolk, England
     Created by: Anne Shurtleff Stevens
     Added: 25 Feb 2013
     Find A Grave Memorial 105801108
     SPONSORED BY Blaine Barham.³
     He was 4th Lord (Baron) Burghersh.^12,5

; "Bartholomew de Burghersh, 4th baron, summoned to parliament from 15 December 1357 (31st Edward III), to 24 February, 1368. This nobleman was one of the most eminent warriors of the martial times of Edward III., having served in the immediate staff (as we should now call it) of the Black Prince in the French wars, and attaining therein so much renown, as to be deemed worthy of one of the original Garters, upon the institution of that order. In a few years afterwards, he journeyed into the Holy Land; and he was subsequently, for several years, again in attendance upon his royal master, the Black Prince, during which period he participated in the triumph of Poictiers. His lordship m. 1st Cecily, dau. and heiress of Richard de Weyland, by whom he had an only dau., and, eventually, heiress,
Elizabeth, who m. Sir Edward le Despencer, K.G., and carried the Barony of Burghersh into the family of her husband.
Lord Burghersh m. 2ndly, Margaret, sister of Barholomew Lord Badlesmere, but had no issue. His lordship d. in 1369, in which year, his last will and testament bears date, at London 4 April. By this instrument he directs that his body be interred in the chapel of Massingham, before the image of the blessed Virgin; that a firge be there said, and in the morning a mass; and that a dole should be daily given to the poor of that place, at the discretion of his executors. To Sir Walter Pavely (whom, with Lord Badlesmere, he had constituted executors) he bequeathed a standing cup, gilt, with an L upon the cover, as also his whole suit of arms for the justs, with his coat of mail and sword. Upon the demise of this nobleman, the last male representative of this branch of the family of Burghersh, the Barony of Burghersh, passed with his dau., as stated above, into the family of Despencer, and the dignity is now vested, although not assumed, in Mary-Frances Boscawen, Baroness Le Despencer, Viscountess Falmouth."¹

Reference: Genealogics cites: The Complete Peerage, 1936 , Doubleday, H.A. & Lord Howard de Walden. II 426.⁴

Sir Bartholomew de Burghersh K.G., 4th Lord Burghersh lived at Ewyas Lacy, Herefordshire, England.¹³

; MCS4 13-8 Bartholomew de Burghersh, K.G. age 26+ at father's death d. 5 Apr
1369, Lord Burghersh, fought at Crecy, an original Knight of the Garter m. 1
act 10 May 1335 Ciceley, living aug. 1354, dau of Richard de Weyland m2nd bef
Aug. 1366 Margaret widow of John de Loveyne d. 1 Jul 1393.¹⁴ He was 9 Knight of the Garter in 1348.⁴

     Maud/Matilda Montgomery married Sir Thomas 'the Elder' Clarell Knt., of Aldwark, Yorkshire, son of William Clarell and Elizabeth Reygate of Stiveton.^3,1,4,2
Maud/Matilda Montgomery was born before 1379.²
Maud/Matilda Montgomery died before 17 March 1456.²
     Reference: Genealogics cites: GAV-18 EDV-16 GKJ-17.

; Per Carter email:
     "A branch of the Montgomeries were settled at Cubley, co. Derby, as
early as 1160 and may be descendents of Ralph who held under Henry de
Ferrers. The following is part of the same collaborative research by
Rosie Bevan, MichaelAnne Guido and myself that included the Longford
family.
     "1) Matilda MONTGOMERY d. bef. 17 MAR 1456/7 m. Thomas CLARELL Of Aldward and Peniston, co. York, d. 1 MAY 1442 drowned in the Don. [534:245; 316:4Sv3p70; 628:v1p339; 72:236]
     "2) Sir Nicholas III MONTGOMERY Of Cubley. Knight. d. 1465/6 Also had son Nicholas IV who may have married Joan Haddon and had issue; he was active in local affairs
from 1478 to 1493 and died 3 Aug 1494. [534:245; 316:4Sv3p70; 628:v1p339; 22:v50p361; 480:v4p xxviii; 72:236; 605:v3p98,764; 665:v3p92; 488:Clarell]
     "3) Margaret FOLJAMBE [22:v50p361; 72:413; 480:v4p xxviii; 605:v3p98,764; 628:v1p338; 534:245; 488:Clarell]
     "4) Sir Nicholas II MONTGOMERY Of Cubley and Marston Montgomery. Knight by Feb 1414. Served on various commissions 1414-31. Constable of the duchy of Lancaster castle of Tutbury, co. Stafford 1414 until his death. Steward of the lordship of Tutbury 1416-22, the duchy manors of Melbourne by 1420 and Wirksworth by 1428. Justice of the Peace co. Derby 1419-23. Sheriff co. Stafford 1430-1, and of cos. Nottingham and Derby 1431-2. MP 1414. Served in the wars in France 1415-6 and was in Rouen for part of that time in personal attendance upon King Henry V. d. 27 MAR 1435 [605:v3p98,761-4; 181:99; 653:v1p276; 644:v47p150; 665:v3p92; 668:v4p442]
     "5) Joan LONGFORD Joan and her husband were doubly related in the 4th degree. m. abt 20 Jul 1391 [605:v3p98,761-2; 194:v17p151; 668:v4p442]
     "6) Sir Godfrey FOLJAMBE Of Hassop and Darley, co. Derby. Knight of the Shire for co. Derby. Chief Steward of the Duchy of Lancaster. Second Baron of the Exchequer 1346. b. 1317; d. 29 MAY 1376 [72:413; 194:(1919)fac p24; 22:v50p361; 480:v4p xxviii; 29:v3p197; 605:v3p97-8; 628:v1p333-9]
     "7) Margaret de VILLIERS b. 1351/2; m. 1366 [72:413; 194:(1919)fac p24; 22:v50p361; 480:v4p xxviii; 605:v3p98; 628:v1p338]
     "8) Sir Nicholas I MONTGOMERY Of Cubley and Marston Montgomery, co. Derby. Knight by Jul 1381. Served on numerous commissions1377-1419. Justice of the Peace, co. Derby 1390-1410, 1418-24. Sheriff of cos. Nottingham and Derby 1391, 1406, 1409-11, 1413-4. Constable of Tutbury castle 1403-8. Keeper of the royal castle of Eardisley. MP 1388, 1411. Served the king in the retinue of Thomas, Earl of Buckingham. d. abt. 1424 probably. His 2nd wife was Margaret, widow of Richard Baskerville. [605:v3p98,760-2; 181:99; 653:v1p276; 652:23Jan01; 613:1381p84, 1382p139,245, 1384p495, 1388463; 645:1388p656, 1423p65, 1437p116; 194:v14p228, NS v 1 p 271]
     "9) Anne m. bef. Easter 1364 [605:v3p760]
     "10) Nicholas III LONGFORD Retainer of John of Gaunt. Commissioner of the peace co. Derby 1381. Held lands in Killamarsh, Thurvaston, Longford, Hathersage, Barlborough, Whitwell, Morton, Hasland, Boythorpe, Edensor, Stanton, Chatsworth. b. bef. 1350; d. 31 Aug 1401 [87:v42p113; 654:v14p95; 652:21Mar01; 605:v3p622-3; 644:v47p145; 478:IPM Nicholas II, E.Boteler; 613:1381p84; 151:pt37v7p259]
     "11) Margaret SULNEY fl. 1429 [87:v42p113; 652:21Mar01; 665:v3p188; 605:v3p622; 29:v4pt2p577; 644:v47p45,140,145]
     "14) Sir Payne de VILLIERS, of Kinalton, co. Nottingham Gr-grandson of Alexander VILLIERS and Cecily SEIS. [72:1009; 29:v3p197; 22:v50p361]
     "16) Sir Walter II MONTGOMERY Of Cubley, co. Derby. In the Lay Subsidy Roll for land in "Ogaston" [Oleston] and "Irlond" 1327-8. Presented to Cubley Church 1365, 1368. Confirmation of the grant of the market and fair at Cubley 1365. Served on local commissions 1342-56. d. bef. 1374 [605:v3p760; 181:99; 194:NSv1p271; 665:v3p91,93; 644:v30p40 (cites Lay Subsidy Roll 1327-8);; 613:1330p20, 1338p184, 1342p451, 1345p513, 1346p169-70, 1349p413, 1364p492; 645:1345p564,1346p63, 1355p123,132,135,137,164, 1356p254]
     "17) Matilda Presented to Cubley Church 1382, 1385 as relict of Walter. Occurs 1385. [605:v3p760; 194:NSv1p271; 665:v3p92]
     "22) Sir Alured SULNEY Of Newton Sulney, co. Derby [652:21Mar01 (cites Yeatman in "A Feudal History of the County of Derby " v1pt 2; 29:v4pt2p577]
     "32) Sir Walter I MONTGOMERY Named as Walter Montgomery senior when he surrendered lands in Oslaston to Edward Montgomery 1320-1. d. 1323 The name of his first wife and mother of his children is unknown. His second wife was Joanna Stafford Gresley who was implicated in the murder of her stepson William in 1323. [194:NSv1p271; 644:v18p8, v30p40 (cites "Pedes Finium" co. Derby 1320-1); 613:1313p21]
     "64) William MONTGOMERY Occurs 1298. [194:NSv1p271; 644:v18p97]
(It is difficult to separate four different Williams in the family with the information I have at hand. William #64 was son of William and apparently had a son William (dsp 1324 seised of Sudbury manor and church, co. Derby, and was succeeded by his "consanguineus et heres", Sir Walter II Montgomery), and a grandson William (killed 1323, son of Walter)
     "128) William MONTGOMERY Occurs 1249. Commissioner of the peace in Derby. Held in Merston, and Cubbley of Earl Ferrers. Held the right of free warren of the manors of Cubley, Marchington and Sudbury. [194:NSv1p271; 645:1232p124, 1242p484; 478]
The name of Eleanor Cheresey/Chebsey occurs in secondary sources as wife of a Nicholas Montgomery. I have not seen primary evidence to confirm this marriage or the Nicholas that she may have married. The confusion of the various Nicholas' wives in secondary sources makes me wonder if there isn't a collateral line of Nicholas Montgomerys.
SOURCES:

     Elizabeth Reygate of Stiveton married William Clarell, son of Thomas Clarell and Isabella St. Philibert.^2,1,4
Elizabeth Reygate of Stiveton was born circa 1350.
Elizabeth Reygate of Stiveton died after 1389.
     Reference: Christou Gedcom.² GAV-19 EDV-17 GKJ-18.

     Sir Hugh de Hastings Knt. was born circa 1328 at Gressenhall & Elsing, co. Norfolk, England.^2,3,4 He married Margaret/Ann de Everingham, daughter of Sir Adam de Everingham Knt., 2nd Lord Everingham and Joan Deyville Lady of Egmanton, before 1355.^3,7,8,5

Sir Hugh de Hastings Knt. died before 1369 at Kalkwell Hill, near Calais, Normandy, France (now); dvf, Utz email says d. aft 25 Nov 1375.^2,1,3,4,5
     EDV-18. Sir Hugh de Hastings Knt. was also known as Hugh de Hastinges.³

     Payn de Tybetot 1st Lord Tybetot was born on 11 November 1279 or 24 June 1281.^1,2 He married Agnes de Ros, daughter of Sir William de Ros 1st Lord de Ros of Helmsley and Maud de Vaux, circa 25 April 1298.³

Payn de Tybetot 1st Lord Tybetot died on 24 June 1314 at Battle of Bannockburn, Bannockburn, Scotland.³
     EDV-20 GKJ-19.¹ He was 1st Lord Tybetot.² Payn de Tybetot 1st Lord Tybetot was also known as Payn de Tibetot 1st Lord Tibetot.

; MCS4 2-5 Agnes de Ros d. sh. bef 25 Nov 1328 m. ca 25 Apr 1298 Pain de Tybetot,
1st Lord Tybetot b. 11 Nov 1279 or 24 June 1281 slain at battle of Bannockburn
1314, son of Sir Robert de Tybetot and Eva dau of Pain de Chaworth.^1,3

     Sir Roger Wentworth Knt., of Nettleshead was born circa 1390 at North Elmsall, Yorkshire, England.¹ He married Margery le Despenser Lady Roos, daughter of Sir Philip le Despenser of Goxhill, Knt., 2nd Lord le Despenser and Elizabeth de Tybetot, before 25 June 1423.^1,2

Sir Roger Wentworth Knt., of Nettleshead died after 5 June 1452.¹
     EDV-16.

Sir Roger Wentworth Knt., of Nettleshead lived at North Elmsall, Yorkshire, England.³

; Visitations of Yorkshire by Glover p. 378 Roger Wentworth of whom the Lord
Wenworth is descended, son of John Wentworth and Beaumont of Whitley Hall, son
of John Wentworth m. Agnes dau of William Dransfield of West Bretton, son of
John Wentworth m. dau of Bisset, son of John Wentworth of Elmsall 2nd son of
William m. Joan, dau of Richard Tyas.⁴

     Agnes Wentworth was born circa 1420. She married Sir Robert Constable Knt., of Flamborough, son of Sir Robert Constable Knt. of Flamborough and Agnes Gascoigne, circa 1442
; per Chipman: "m. ca 1442.^2,3,4
Agnes Wentworth died in 1450.²
     EDV-15.

; Visitation of 1612 had the wives Agnes as a first and second wife of the son
Robert.⁵