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     (?) de Morin married John de Pabenham, son of John de Pabenham and Eleanor de St. Remy.^1,2
(?) de Morin was born in 1254 at Harrold, Bedfordshire, England.¹
     GKJ-20.

; per Andrews-Reading: [quote] Ralph Morin the younger, of Harrold and Morinsbury, Bedfordshire (ff 1217-1235) was the father-in-law of John de Pabenham (d 1269).

He appears to have been the son of an earlier Ralph Morin, who filled various administrative posts under Henry II, Richard and John. He was sheriff of Northamptonshire in 1184, an officer of the Exchequer in 1189, and an itinerant Justice in 1200 [Foss, 'Judges of England', 1848, p 97]. Additionally, he attended John in his expedition to Ireland and acquired property in Dublin [K.J. Stringer, 'Earl David of Huntingdon', 1985, p 139] and he served as Sheriff of Devon from 1201 [R. Bartlett, 'England Under the Norman and Angevin Kings: 1075-1225', 2000, p 215].

Some details of the elder Ralph's wife, and her ancestry, may be found in 'Beyond Sherington: The Early History of the Region of Buckinghamshire Lying to the North-East of Newport Pagnell', by A.C. Chibnall, Phillimore's, 1979, p 151.

Here, we find that Ralph Morin the elder married Albreda, daughter and heir of Robert de Braose (ff 1175), of Bramber, Sussex, and Bradwell, Bucks, who was in turn the son of Payn de Braose by the daughter of William de Blosseville. William's father, Gilbert de Blosseville, was the Domesday tenant of Harrold, Beds. This accounts for the Morins' subsequent interest in Harrold (see VCH Beds vol 3 sub Harrold).

The pedigree is thus:

1. Gilbert de Blosseville, ff 1086
2. William de Blosseville
3. (daughter), married Payn de Braose
4. Robert de Braose, ff 1175
5. Albreda de Braose, married Ralph Morin I, ff 1184-1201
6. Ralph Morin II, ff 1217-1235
7. (daughter), married John de Pabenham, d 1269

Michael Andrews-Reading [end quote].²

     Thomas de Beke Bishop of St. Davids died on 20 April 1293.¹
     He was Bishop of St. Davids in 1280.¹

     William de St. Remy was born in 1196 at Wilden, Bedfordshire, England.¹

     Ralph II de Morin was born in 1217 at Harrold, Bedfordshire, England.¹
      ; per Andrews-Reading: [quote] Ralph Morin the younger, of Harrold and Morinsbury, Bedfordshire (ff 1217-1235) was the father-in-law of John de Pabenham (d 1269).

He appears to have been the son of an earlier Ralph Morin, who filled various administrative posts under Henry II, Richard and John. He was sheriff of Northamptonshire in 1184, an officer of the Exchequer in 1189, and an itinerant Justice in 1200 [Foss, 'Judges of England', 1848, p 97]. Additionally, he attended John in his expedition to Ireland and acquired property in Dublin [K.J. Stringer, 'Earl David of Huntingdon', 1985, p 139] and he served as Sheriff of Devon from 1201 [R. Bartlett, 'England Under the Norman and Angevin Kings: 1075-1225', 2000, p 215].

Some details of the elder Ralph's wife, and her ancestry, may be found in 'Beyond Sherington: The Early History of the Region of Buckinghamshire Lying to the North-East of Newport Pagnell', by A.C. Chibnall, Phillimore's, 1979, p 151.

Here, we find that Ralph Morin the elder married Albreda, daughter and heir of Robert de Braose (ff 1175), of Bramber, Sussex, and Bradwell, Bucks, who was in turn the son of Payn de Braose by the daughter of William de Blosseville. William's father, Gilbert de Blosseville, was the Domesday tenant of Harrold, Beds. This accounts for the Morins' subsequent interest in Harrold (see VCH Beds vol 3 sub Harrold).

The pedigree is thus:

1. Gilbert de Blosseville, ff 1086
2. William de Blosseville
3. (daughter), married Payn de Braose
4. Robert de Braose, ff 1175
5. Albreda de Braose, married Ralph Morin I, ff 1184-1201
6. Ralph Morin II, ff 1217-1235
7. (daughter), married John de Pabenham, d 1269

Michael Andrews-Reading [end quote].² GKJ-21. He was living between 1217 and 1235.²

     Ralph de Morin I married Albreda de Briouse, daughter of Robert de Briouse.^1,2
Ralph de Morin I was born in 1189 at Harrold, Bedfordshire, England.¹
     GKJ-22.

     Albreda de Briouse married Ralph de Morin I.^1,2

     GKJ-22. Albreda de Briouse was also known as Albreda de Braose.² She was living between 1184 and 1201.²

     Idonea de Vipont married Roger de Leybourne, son of (?) de Leybourne and Eleanor de Turnham.²
Idonea de Vipont was born in 1220.¹

     Roger de Leybourne married Idonea de Vipont, daughter of John de Vipont Lord of Appleby and Sibyl de Ferrers.³
Roger de Leybourne was born in 1216 at Tattershall, Lincolnshire, England.¹
      ; per Ravilious email: [quote] Roger de Leyburn, coheir of Stephen de Turnham living 1220, identified in Curia Regis Rolls as '.. Rogerum de Leyburn' ..."[CRR v.IX, p.85][15] [end quote]
Ravilious cites: 15. Rosie Bevan, "Turnham," Feb 20, 2003, GEN-MEDIEVAL-L@rootsweb.com, cites Curia Regis Rolls v.IX, p.85 and Clay, Early Yorkshire Charters v.2 no.995.²

     (?) de Leybourne married Eleanor de Turnham, daughter of Stephen de Turnham and Edeline de Broc.²
(?) de Leybourne was born in 1186 at Leybourne, co. Kent, England.²

     Eleanor de Turnham married (?) de Leybourne, son of Robert de Leybourne.¹
Eleanor de Turnham was born in 1194 at Great Berwick, Shropshire, England.¹
      ; per Ravilious email: [quote] Alianor de Turnham, coheir (in her issue) of Stephen de Turnham her son identified in Curia Regis Rolls as '.. Rogerum de Leyburn' ..."[CRR v.IX, p.85][15]

Goff and others erroneously show Alianor as wife of Roger de Leyburn[13] (see R. Bevan[15])

Spouse: NN de Leyburn

Children: Roger
[end quote]
Ravilious cites: 15. Rosie Bevan, "Turnham," Feb 20, 2003, GEN-MEDIEVAL-L@rootsweb.com, cites Curia Regis Rolls v.IX, p.85 and Clay, Early Yorkshire Charters v.2 no.995.² Eleanor de Turnham was also known as Alianor de Turnham.²

     Robert de Leybourne was born in 1160 at Leybourne, co. Kent, England.¹

     Philip de Leybourne married Amice FitzGerald, daughter of Ralph FitzGerald.¹
Philip de Leybourne was born in 1133 at Leybourne, co. Kent, England.¹

     Amice FitzGerald married Philip de Leybourne.¹
Amice FitzGerald was born in 1141.¹

     Ralph FitzGerald was born in 1117.¹

     Stephen de Turnham married Edeline de Broc, daughter of Sir Ranulph de Broc and Damietta de Gorram.^1,3
Stephen de Turnham was born in 1168.¹
Stephen de Turnham died in 1214.³
      ; per Ravilious email: [quote]Stephen de Turnham
Death: 1214[10]

of Great Berwick, co. Salop Seneschal of Anjou[11] the King's marshal[10]

confirmed the grant by his father of the church of St. Mary of Turnham, and other gifts, to Combwell priory [inspeximus of Henry III (dated at Westminster, 6 July, 1227)] confirms the gift of the church of St. Mary of Turnham, previously confirmed by Stephen de Turnham: ' ...donationem Roberti de Turnham patris mei..', which Stephen confirmed ca. 1189-1199: ' pro anima Henrici regis, et pro anima Ricardi regis, et pro animabus dominorum meorum...pro salute animae meae, et Edelinae uxoris meae..' Witnesses: ' Roberto de Turnham fratre meo, Ricardo Malherbe, Williamo Haunsard.' and others [Mon.Angl. VI/1:412-3, Num. 1[1]]

participant in the Third Crusade; envoy of King Richard in the negotiations at Jerusalem with Saladin and his brother al-Adil, March 1192 (Runciman, Vol III, p. 63)[12]

held the manor of Frobury, co. Hants. 'in right of his wife until his death'[Goff, citing Testa de Nevill 235 [Book of Fees, i, 251] and Red Bk. of Exch., ii, 460][13]

also held the manor of Catteshall, Surrey (in dispute re: the Bendings subsequently)[14]

concerning the heirs of Stephen de Turnham, Rosie Bevan cited '... a curia regis suit in the Trinity term of 1220, in which Edelina de Broc sued Richard Malherbe for 4L 18s. rent, and William de Bathonia for 25 acres of meadow and 12 1/2 of wood with appurtenances in Artingdon, Surrey. They in turn called to warrant the heirs of Stephen de Turnham who were Thomas de Bavelingham and Mabel his wife, Adam de Bendenges and Alice his wife, Ralph de Fay and Beatrice hiswife, Roger de Leyburn, Ralph fitz Bernard and Alianore his wife. [CRR v.IX, p.85]' - Rosie Bevan, "Turnham"[15]

Spouse: Edeline de Broc Death: aft 29 Apr 1221[10],[16] Father: Sir Ranulf de Broc (-1187) Mother: Damietta de Goram (-1204)

Children: Mabel
Alice
Beatrice (-<1246)
Alianor
Clemence

[end quote]
Ravilious cites: 1. Sir William Dugdale, "Monasticon Anglicanum," London: Harding & Lepard; and Longman Rees... Green, 1830 URL: http://monasticmatrix.usc.edu/bibliographia/index.php?function=detail&id=2659.
10. Richard Borthwick, "Clere/Fay/Rus/Turnham," Feb 8, 1999, GEN-MEDIEVAL-L@rootsweb.com.
11. Rosie Bevan, "Clemence de Broc," Nov 22, 2001, GEN-MEDIEVAL-L@rootsweb.com.
12. Sir Steven Runciman, "A History of the Crusades (3 vols)," Cambridge: Cambridge Univ. Press, 1954.
13. Peter Langdon Goff, "Kingsclere: Its Heritage and Genealogy," www.kingsclere.org.uk/manors-1908.html, extracted May 26, 2002, citing Victoria County History, Vol. 4 (Hampshire), citing Excerpta e. Rot. Fin., i, 25 as to the issue of Edelina de Broc and Stephen de Turnham.
14. J. Bending, "Medieval Bendings - Sundry Sources," http://www.jbending.demon.co.uk/
15. Rosie Bevan, "Turnham," Feb 20, 2003, GEN-MEDIEVAL-L@rootsweb.com, cites Curia Regis Rolls v.IX, p.85 and Clay, Early Yorkshire Charters v.2 no.995.
16. "Gazetteer of Markets and Fairs to 1516," http://www.histparl.ac.uk/cmh/gaz/.³

     Edeline de Broc married Stephen de Turnham, son of Robert de Turnham of Thurnham, Kent.^1,2
Edeline de Broc was born in 1175.¹
Edeline de Broc died after 29 April 1224; Ravilious cites: 10. Richard Borthwick, "Clere/Fay/Rus/Turnham," Feb 8, 1999, GEN-MEDIEVAL-L@rootsweb.com.
16. "Gazetteer of Markets and Fairs to 1516," http://www.histparl.ac.uk/cmh/gaz/.²
     EDV-24.

     Sir Ranulph de Broc married Damietta de Gorram, daughter of William de Gorram.^1,2
Sir Ranulph de Broc was born in 1147.¹
Sir Ranulph de Broc died in 1187.²
     EDV-25.

     Damietta de Gorram married Sir Ranulph de Broc.^1,2
Damietta de Gorram was born in 1156.¹
Damietta de Gorram died in 1204.²
     EDV-25.

     William de Gorram was born in 1127.¹
     EDV-26.

     Simon de Sandwich was born in 1190.¹
     GAV-25.

     Henry de Sandwich was born in 1162.¹
     GAV-26.

     Mary (?) married William (III) de Say Lord of West Greenwich, son of Geoffrey (II) de Say Lord of West Greenwich,
;
Her 1st husband; his 2nd wife.^2,3 Mary (?) was born in 1244.⁴ She married Sir Robert de Peyton de Ufford, son of John de Peyton and Clemence (?), before 12 May 1273
;
Her 2nd husband.^5,2,6
     Reference: Genealogics cites: EDV-20.

     Robert de Ufford 1st Baron Ufford was born on 11 June 1279 at Thurston, co. Suffolk, England.¹ He married Cecily de Valoignes, daughter of Robert de Valoignes and Eve Criketot, before 1298.^6,7

Robert de Ufford 1st Baron Ufford died on 9 September 1316 at age 37.¹
     EDV-19.

     William le Blount married an unknown person.³
He married Lady Isabel de Beauchamp, daughter of William III de Beauchamp 5th Baron Beauchamp and Isabel Mauduit.^1,2
William le Blount was born in 1233 at Ixworth, co. Suffolk, England.³
William le Blount died in 1316 at Timberlake, Worcestershire, England.^3,2

     Robert le Blount Baron le Blount married Isabel de Odensels, daughter of NN de Odensels feudal lord of Odinsels.¹
Robert le Blount Baron le Blount was born in 1197.²
Robert le Blount Baron le Blount died in 1288.¹
      ; "Sir Robert le Blount, who was a witness to the charter of Wilton Abbey, in Staffordshire, in the 8th Henry III. (anno 1223). He m. Isabel, dau. and co-heir of the feudal lord of Odinsels, and acquired the manor of Belton, co. Rutland, as a part of the lady's portion. He d. in the 17th Edward I. (anno 1288), leaving two sons, viz.,
I. Ralph (Sir), Lord of Belton, who recovered lands 14th Edward I. (anno 1285), in Saxlingham, which had been his grandfather's. He m. Cecilia or Alicia, dau. and co-heir of Sir John Lovet of Hampton Lovet, co. Worcester, and was grandfather of Sir Thomas Blount, summoned to parliament as Baron Blount of Belton, in the 1st Edward III. (anno 1327), and of Nicholas le Blount, who adopted the surname of Croke, and was ancestor of the Crokes of Studley Prioty.
II. William (Sir)."¹

     Isabel de Odensels married Robert le Blount Baron le Blount, son of Sir Stephen le Blount and Marie le Blount.²
Isabel de Odensels was born in 1210 at Belton, Rutland, England.¹

     Sir Stephen le Blount married Marie le Blount, daughter of Sir William le Blount.²
Sir Stephen le Blount was born in 1166 at Ixworth, co. Suffolk, England.²
      ; "Sir Stephen le Blount, living in the 10th Richard I., anno 1198. He m. his kinswoman, Maria le Blount, sole dau. and heiress of Sir William le Blount, the descendant and representative of Sir William le Blount of Saxlingham, in Suffolk, one of the brothers who came over with the Conqueror, and thus the lines of the brothers merging formed the parent stock, whence have since sprang the different families of the name. Of this marriage there wee two sons, Sir John Blount (the younger), who m. Constance, one of the sisters and co-heirs of Sir Richard de Wrotham, justice of the Common Pleas, and the son and heir, Sir Robert le Blount..."¹

     Marie le Blount married Sir Stephen le Blount, son of Gilbert/Hubert le Blount 4th Lord of Ixworth and Agnes de L'Isle.²
Marie le Blount was born in 1174.²
      ; "Maria le Blount, sole dau. and heiress of Sir William le Blount, the descendant and representative of Sir William le Blount of Saxlingham, in Suffolk, one of the brothers who came over with the Conqueror, and thus the lines of the brothers merging formed the parent stock, whence have since sprang the different families of the name."¹

     Robert de Valoignes married Eve Criketot.¹
Robert de Valoignes was born in 1248 at Thurston, co. Suffolk, England.¹
     EDV-20.

     Walter Beke died between 1 August 1301 and 1304; dsp & vp.^1,3