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Richard WALDESHEF's other families: with Maude UNKNOWN ( - ) and Joan UNKNOWN ( - )
Richard WALDESHEF's father: Henry de WALDESHEF ( -bef1243)

Family of Richard de WALDESHEF and Unknown

Husband: Richard de WALDESHEF (1240?-bef1346)
Wife: Unknown ( - )
Children: Walter de WALDESHEF (1260?-bef1334)
Marriage 1260 (app)

Husband: Richard de WALDESHEF

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      Richard de WALDESHEF, "Walter de Waldershelf"    
 
Name: Richard de WALDESHEF
Sex: Male
Father: Henry de WALDESHEF ( -bef1243)
Mother: -
Birth 1240 (est)
Caution The documentation of this person does not include evidence of parentage or shield. He is set as father of Walter and shares his shield because of their specuial service to the king.
Civil (1) 10 Sep 1267 (age 26-27) Asked pardon for William de Waldesef; Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England 1
Occupation btw 1267 and 1272 (age 26-32) Esquire, yeoman and serjeant to Henry III 2,3
Civil (2) 29 Mar 1270 (age 29-30) Asked pardon for Simon de Cobinton of the king's suit; Westminster, London, England 4
Civil (3) 20 Dec 1270 (age 29-30) Given life exemption from future civil service; Winchester, Hampshire, England 5
Civil (4) 20 Mar 1271 (age 30-31) Asked for respite from knighthood for Hugh de Dyve. 6
Civil (5) 5 Jul 1271 (age 30-31) Grant of the marriage to Maude, late wife of Simon de Cryoll; Westminster, London, England 7
Civil (6) 11 Aug 1271 (age 30-31) Asked pardon for William de Ticheby of Neuwerk for trespass.; Westminster, London, England 8
Civil (7) 14 Aug 1271 (age 30-31) Given protection with clause volumus while going to Santiago.; Westminster, London, England 9
Civil (8) 9 Nov 1271 (age 30-31) Grant of fortfited property from escape of Geoffrey de Seustren; Westminster, London, England 10
Civil (9) 9 Oct 1272 (age 31-32) Grant of marrriage to Joan, late wife of Eustace son of Thomas.; Ely, Cambridgeshire, England 11
Civil (10) 8 Jan 1278 (age 37-38) Given protection with clause volumus for one year while overseas with Edmund, the king's brother.; Tower of London, London, England 12
Civil (11) 21 Apr 1286 (age 45-46) Given protection with clause volumus until All Saints Day while overseas with the king.; Langley, Kent, England 13
Civil (12) 22 Jul 1287 (age 46-47) Philip de Kyme acknowledges that he owes to Richard 40 marks.; Hereford, Herefordshire, England 14
Civil (13) 22 Jul 1287 (age 46-47) William de Ros acknowledges that he owes to Richard 25 marks.; Hereford, Herefordshire, England 15
Civil (14) 8 Feb 1290 (age 49-50) Owes 40 marks to Thomas de Morton and William le Chaumberleyn.; Westminster, London, England 16
Civil (15) 4 May 1290 (age 49-50) Granted right to fell four timber oaks in Sherwood Forest.; Westminster, London, England 17
Civil (16) 15 Jun 1291 (age 50-51) Given protection with clause volumus until Christmas while at Geddesworth Castle, Scotland, with Edmund, the king's brother.; Norham, England 18
Civil (17) 1 May 1293 (age 52-53) Abbot of Wellebeck and William Jordan of Tickhill acknowledge they owe Richard 80 marks.; Westminster, London, England 19
Residence Mar 1302 (age 61-62) Oxton. Nottinghamshire, England 20
Death btw Mar 1302 and 1346 (age 61-106) Oxton, Nottinghamshire, England 21
Civil (18) 1346 (age 105-106) disposition of land in Oxton and Richard's wife after his death; Oxton, Nottinghamshire, England 22

Wife: Unknown

Name: Unknown
Sex: Female
Father: -
Mother: -

Child 1: Walter de WALDESHEF

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      Walter de WALDESHEF, "Walter de Waldershelf"    
 
Name: Walter de WALDESHEF 23,24
Sex: Male
Spouse: Joanna de BASINGE ( - )
Birth 1260 (est)
Title (1) 29 Jul 1297 (age 36-37) Baiiff of Ashbourne Forest; Derbyshire, England 25,26
Title (2) frm 27 Jul 1305 to 11 Jan 1334 (age 44-74) Governor of the Castle and Honour of the Peak; High Peak Forest, Derbyshire, England 27,28,29,30,31
Civil (1) 26 Aug 1309 (age 48-49) tax assessor; Nottinghamshire, England 32
Title (3) btw 8 Sep 1309 and 12 May 1327 (age 48-67) Cupbearer / Chief Butler / Yeoman to Edward II; London, England 33,34,35,36,37,38
Civil (2) 8 Sep 1309 (age 48-49) king's armiter / serjeant [bodyguard] 39
Title (4) bef 3 Sep 1312 (age 51-52) Keeper of the Templar manor of Wythfleet; East Yorkshire 40
Civil (3) 3 May 1313 (age 52-53) overseas in the king's service 41
Civil (4) 1313 (age 52-53) granted manor of Talworth in Surrey; Long Ditton, Surrey, England 42
Civil (5) btw 1314 and 1325 (age 53-65) considerable benefactor to the Church of St John the Baptist; Boyleston, Derbyshire 43
Civil (6) 3 Dec 1316 (age 55-56) sealed investigation of deer poaching in park at Walton-upon-Trent; Derbyshire 44
Civil (7) 22 May 1317 (age 56-57) executor for estate of William Trent; West Thurrok, Essex
Civil (8) 26 Nov 1317 (age 56-57) commissioned to assess waste land of High Peak forest 45
land transfer (1) 26 Oct 1320 (age 59-60) Westminater, London, England 46,47
Civil (9) 20 Nov 1320 (age 59-60) pardon for acquiring land without license; Fairfield, Derbyshire
Military btw 18 Feb 1321 and 9 Mar 1323 (age 60-63) muster troops; Derbyshire 48
Civil (10) btw 4 Jul 1322 and 23 Feb 1325 (age 61-65) assess dispossession of forfeited lands; Staffordshire, England 49,50
land transfer (2) 5 Jul 1322 (age 61-62) Boylestone, Fairfield, Buckstone & Hope in Derbyshire 51
Civil (11) 2 Jul 1323 (age 62-63) manpernor [surety] for John de Meigners of Staffordshire; York, Yorkshire, England 52,53
Caution The documentation of this person does not include evidence of parentage.
Civil (12) btw 5 Mar 1324 and 29 Sep 1324 (age 63-64) pilgrimage overseas 54
Title (5) btw 8 May 1329 and 18 May 1329 (age 68-69) Commissioner of Peace; Derbyshire 55
Civil (13) btw 8 Feb 1331 and 8 Feb 1332 (age 70-72) Pilgrimage to Santiago 56
Title (6) bef 17 Jul 1331 (age 70-71) Forester of Blackbrook; Derbyshire 57
Death bef 11 Jan 1334 (age 73-74) Agardesley, Staffordshire, England 58,59

Additional Information

Title (1) I believe this was mistranscribed as Ashedoune i Sussex since he passed down property in Ashbourne to his daughter and his other forestry commissions were in Derbyshire.
Civil (3) John Waldeshef & Thomas de Pilcote, his attorneys
land transfer (1) Chepe Street & Oldfish Street
probably includes church of St. Michael, Paternosterchirchhe in la Ryole, London
Civil (12) Matthew de Essex & Ralph de Mountjoye, his attorneys
Civil (13) Ralph de Mountjoy & Roge Jauel, his attorneys

Sources

1"Patent Roll of Henry III Volume 6 1266-1272". p. 105.
Text From Source: 1267 Sept. 10.
Shrewsbury,
Pardon, at the instance of Richard de Waldesef, king's esquire
(armigeri), to William de Waldesef for the death of Geoffrey Hutteman
of Assenor.
University of Iowa Library, http://sdrc.lib.uiowa.edu/patentrolls/search.html.
2Ibid. p. 105.
3Ibid. p. 418.
4Ibid. p. 418.
Text From Source: 1270 March 29.
Westminster,
Pardon, at the instance of Richard de Waldeshef , king's yeoman, to Simon de Cobinton of the king's suit for the death of William son of
Richard de Rodeknicht; as it appears by inquisition made by Ralph de Hengham that he killed him in self defence.
5Ibid. p. 500.
Text From Source: 1270 Dec. 20.
Winchester.
Exemption for life of Richard de Waldeshef, king's yeoman, from being put on assizes, juries or recognitions, and from being made sheriff &c. against his will.
The like of Peter de Arches.
6Ibid. p. 524.
Text From Source: 1271 March 20.
Westminster,
Respite, at the instance of Bichard de Waldeshef, king's yeoman, to Hugh de Dyve from making himself a knight, for three years.
7Ibid. p. 549.
Text From Source: 1271 July 5.
Westminster,
Grant to Richard de Waldeshef, king's yeoman, in lieu of all debts and arrears of wages wherein the king is bound to him, of the marriage of Maud late the wife of Simon de Cryoll who held in chief, or any fine she make for the marriage or the forfeiture due to the king if she marry another against the will of the king or of the said Richard; on this condition that if he have not the marriage, fine or forfeiture, the king shall be bound to him in debts and arrears as before.
8Ibid. p. 568.
Text From Source: 1271 Aug. 11.
Westminster.
Pardon, at the instance of Richard de Waldesheff, king's yeoman, to William de Ticheby of Neuwerk of his trespasses in the time of the disturbance.
9Ibid. p. 569.
Text From Source: 1271 Aug. 14.
Westminster.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Richard Waldesheff, king's yeoman, going to Santiago.
10Ibid. pp. 604-605.
Text From Source: 1271 Nov. 9.
Westminster.
Grant to Richard de Waldeshef, king's serjeant, of what pertains to the king for the escape of Geoffrey de Seustren who for the felony he did in killing Simon son of Etha de Calsteworth fled to the church of Northwyme and escaped from the same out of the keeping of the
township without abjuration of the realm.
11Ibid. p.680.
Text From Source: 131272 Oct. 9.
Ely.
Grant to Richard Waldeshef, king's yeoman, of the marriage of Joan late the wife of Eustace son of Thomas, who held in chief, or any fine she will make for marriage or the forfeiture pertaining to the king if she marry without the licence of him or the said Richard.
12"Patent Roll of Edward I Volume 1 1272-1281". p.252.
Text From Source: 1278 Jan. 8.
Tower of London.
Protection with clause volumus, until Midsummer, for Peter de Monte Forti, going beyond seas.
The like for Edmund, the knig's brother.
The like, for one year , for Richard Waldeshef, going with the said Edmund.
University of Iowa Library, http://sdrc.lib.uiowa.edu/patentrolls/search.html.
13"Patent Roll of Edward I Volume 2 1281-1292". p.233.
Text From Source: 1286 April 21.
Langley.
Protection, with clause volumus, for the following) going with the king
beyond seas :—
Richard de Waldeshef - - - - - until All Saints.
University of Iowa Library, http://sdrc.lib.uiowa.edu/patentrolls/search.html.
14The Deputy Keeper of the Records, "Calendar of Close Rolls - Edward I - 1279-1288" (mackie & Co. Ld., London, 1902). p. 485.
15Ibid. p.485.
16The Deputy Keeper of the Records, "Calendar of Close Rolls - Edward I - Vol. III - 1288-1296" (1904). p. 124.
Text From Source: 1290 Feb. 8
Westminster
William de Colevill of Makeseye, ..., Richard de Waldeshef, ... acknowledge that they owe to Thomas de Morton, parson of the church of Halstede, and William le Chaumberleyn 40 marks; to be levied, in default of payment, of their lands and chattels in cos. Northampston and Lincoln. - W. de Hamelt[on] received the acknowledgement.
17Ibid. p. 76.
Text From Source: 1290 May 3.
Westminster.
To William de Vescy, justice of the Forest beyond Trent. Order to cause Richard de Waldeshef to have in the forest of Shirewode four oaks fit for timber, of the king's gift.
18"Patent Roll of Edward I Volume 2 1281-1292". p. 433.
Text From Source: 1291 June 15.
Norham.
Protection with clause volumus, for:—
Richard de Waldeshef, staying with Edmund, the king's brother, on the king's service in the castle of Geddeworth, Scotland, until Christmas.
University of Iowa Library, http://sdrc.lib.uiowa.edu/patentrolls/search.html.
19The Deputy Keeper of the Records, "Calendar of Close Rolls - Edward I - Vol. III - 1288-1296" (1904). p. 316.
Text From Source: 1293 May 1.
Westminster.
The abbot of Wellebeck and William Jurdan of Tikehull acknowledge that they owe to Richard de Waldesheve 80 marks; to be levied, in default of payment, of their lands and chattels.
20"Feudal Aids v04 - Northampton to Somersetshire". p. 96.
Text From Source: Sampson de Stredley et Johannes de Coilly et Ricardus de Waldeyef tenent in Oxton de feodo Thome de Furnivall di. f.
21Ibid. p. 118.
22Ibid. p. 118.
Text From Source: De Johanna, que fuit uxor Sampsonis de Strelleye, Jobanne Culy et Johanna, que fuit uxor Kicardi Walteshef, pro di. f. in Oxton, quod Sampson de Strelley, Johannes Culy et Ricardus Walteshef quondam tenuerunt - - - xx.s.

translation:
Of Joan, who was the wife of the Strelleye Sampson, John Culy and Joan, who was the wife of Richard Walteshef, on behalf of the lord's fee in Oxton that Sampson Strelley, John Culy and Richard Walteshef once held.
23Joseph Tilley, "The Old Halls, manors, and Families of Derbyshire" (Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent, & Co., Ltd., London 1892). Vol. 2, p. 310.
Text From Source: Appletree Hundred Armoury - (continued).
Waldeshef, Boylestone . . Gules three swords erect, argent.
24Daniel and Samuel Lysons, "Magna Britannia" (1817). vol. 5 pp. XCIX-CXI.
Text From Source: Waldeshef, of Boylston and Fairfield, married the heiress of Basinges: the coheiresses married Shirley and Ridware, in the reign of Edw. II.

Arms: — Gules, three swords erect, Argent.

From:

http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=50707&strquery=waldeshef
British History Online. Web: http://www.british-history.ac.uk.
25"Patent Roll of Edward I Volume 3 1292-1301". p300.
University of Iowa Library, http://sdrc.lib.uiowa.edu/patentrolls/search.html.
26"Miscellaneous Derbyshire Deeds" (UK National Archives). D231M/T779.
Text From Source: Gift by Ralph de Shirley and Margareta his wife to Richard de la Pole of Hertynton [Hartington] of the lands and holdings which descended to Margareta for life on the death of Walter Waltesheff her father in Agardesley (Staffordshire), and in Assheburn, [Ashbourne] Bradelaye, Knyveton, [Kniveton], Peverwych [Parwich], Bradeburn Bradbourne and La Lee [Lea Hall] near Bradeburn, except for those lands in La Lee which the said Walter held for the life of William de Hopton.
Witnesses: William de Mapilton Mapleton, William de Knyveton, John de Lemystre, Thomas de Matherfeld [Mayfield] of Assheburn, Richard Henry of Assheburn, Henry le Aviner of Assheburn and William de la Dale of Assheburn. 24 Jun.
1338
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42"A History of the County of Surrey: Volume 3" (1911). pp. 516-522.
Text From Source: LONG DITTON
...
MANORS
...
The overlordship of the manor of TALWORTH, or TALWORTH COURT, was from 1086, when Talworth formed part of the possessions of Richard de Tonbridge, vested in the family of Clare, passing thence to the Despensers, Beauchamps, and Nevills. (fn. 54) (See manor of Long Ditton.)
...
Directly after the death of John de Berewyk, Hubert de Swynesford his 'groom' entered into the manor, and afterwards granted it to Walter de Waldeshelf. Hugh le Despenser, junior, coveting the manor, then contrived to obtain a grant of it from Waldeshelf. (fn. 64)
...
64 Parl. R. ii, 48b.
...
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