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Below are very brief summaries of the corrections and additions. Click on the links for more discussion, including details of contributors.
Volume 12, part 1, page 110 (as modified by volume 14) and note g:
John de Somery:
[Roger de Berkeley, the subsequent husband of his widow Hawise, could not have been Roger IV de Berkeley of Dursley (d. 1190)
(PROPOSED)]
Volume 12, Part 1, pages 111, 112:
William Perceval de Somery (d. by 1222):
His wife, and the mother of his heir Nicholas, appears to have been Rohese,
the daughter and heir of Nicholas de Verdun of Alton, Staffordshire, by his wife Clemence.
Rohese subsequently married, after 4 September 1225, Theobald Butler (d.1230).
Volume 12, Part 1, page 115:
John de Somery (d.1322):
His wife, Lucy, was the daughter of Sir Henry de Grey, of Codnor, Derbyshire (d.1308).
Volume 12, part 1, page 127 and note g:
Henry (Wriothesley), Earl of Southampton and Baron Wriothesley (d.1581):
Sir Thomas Heneage, the second husband of his widow, Mary, had been widowed by his first wife 30 November 1593.
Volume 12, part 1, page 171 (as modified by volume 14):
Hervey de Stafford (d. 1241):
His wife Mabel was the daughter of Robert, not Richard, de Muscegros, and was still living 17 May 1271.
Volume 12, part 1, page 174 and note b:
Ralph (de Stafford), Lord Stafford (b. 1301):
He was born at Amington by Tamworth, and baptised in the church of St Edith [or Editha], Tamworth.
Volume 12, part 1, page 177 and note c:
Ralph (de Stafford), Lord Stafford (d. 1372):
[There is evidence that his wife Margaret was still living in August 1349 but dead by
1 March 1350/1 (and therefore that her son Hugh succeeded her later than 1348)
(PROPOSED)]
Volume 12, part 1, page 341:
Robert Lestrange (d.1276), a younger son of John Lestrange III of Knokyn:
The manor held by the Stranges is Chalton, not Chawton, Hampshire.
Volume 12, part 1, page 344:
John Lestrange (d.1361):
His wife, Mary, was the daughter of Edmund, the 9th earl of Arundel, not Richard, the 10th earl.
Volume 12, part 1, page 351, note c:
Hamon, a younger son of John Lestrange III (d.1269):
The manor held by the Stranges is Chalton, not Chawton, Hampshire.
Volume 12, part 1, pages 352, 353 (as modified by volume 14):
John (Lestrange) V, Lord Strange (d. 1309):
His son, John VI, was a child of his first marriage to Alianiore;
the statement that Alianore was dead by 14 August 1282 is incorrect.
Volume 12, part 1, page 355 and notes n and o:
Richard (Lestrange), Lord Strange (d. 1449):
[Further information on his wife, Joan alias Constance.
(PROPOSED)]
Volume 12, part 1, page 413 and note c:
John de Sudeley, son and heir of Harold de Sudeley (the latter was living 1086):
[Elsewhere John is said to be the third, not the eldest, son of Harold. (PROPOSED)]
Volume 12, part 1, page 415 and note o:
Bartholomew de Sudeley (d. 1280):
He married, 8 September 1254, Joan, the daughter of Sir William de Beauchamp.
Volume 12, part 1, page 422:
Thomas Boteler, son and heir apparent of Ralph (Boteler), Lord Sudeley (Ralph d. 1473):
His wife Eleanor was the daughter of John (Talbot), Earl of Shrewsbury (d. 1453)
by his second wife Margaret, daughter of Richard (Beauchamp), Earl of Warwick;
she was married to Thomas by 10 May 1453 (when both were living), but Thomas was dead by 15 January 1459/60.
Volume 12, part 1, page 450 and note f:
John (de la Pole), Duke of Suffolk (d. [?]1492):
[Doubt over the date of birth of his wife, Elizabeth of York. (PROPOSED)]
Volume 12, part 1, page 459 (as corrected in volume 14) and note ax:
Charles Brandon, later Duke of Suffolk (d.1545):
The mother of his wife, Anne Browne, was perhaps the Eleanor Ughtred,
for whose marriage to Sir Anthony Brown, knight, a licence was issued to the rector of St Wifrid's, York, 20 January 1487/8,
elsewhere stated to be the daughter of Sir Robert Ughtred (d.1487).
Volume 12, Part 1, pages 491-3 (as modified by volume 14) and notes:
Rodulf de Warenne I and subsequent generations:
The suggestion that Beatrice, the wife of Rodulf I, may have been a daughter of Tesselin, Vicomte of Rouen,
remains conjectural. In the revised scheme, the dates 1059 and 1074 relate not to Rodulf I, but to Rodulf II and his wife Emma
who were married in or before 1059, and were both living in 1074. From charter evidence, Rodulf II had an elder son Rodulf III
(who probably succeeded to his father's lands near Rouen and in the pays de Caux, married and left issue) and a younger son, William I.
Volume 12, Part 1, page 502 and note m:
William (de Warenne), Earl of Surrey (d. 1240):
[Evidence supporting the identification of his first wife, Maud, as the daughter of an Earl of Arundel.
(PROPOSED)]
Volume 12, part 1, page 511 and note i:
John (de Warenne), Earl of Surrey (d. 1347):
[He died without legitimate issue, not without male issue.
(PROPOSED)]
Volume 12, Part 1, page 575, note o:
Thomas (de Sutton), Lord Sutton of Holderness:
His daughter Constance married thirdly Robert de Hilton of Swine.
Volume 12, part 1, pages 616, 617:
Richard (Talbot), Lord Talbot (d.1396):
Mary, the mother of his wife, Ankaret, was the daughter of Edmund, the 9th earl of Arundel, not Richard, the 10th earl.
Volume 12, Part 1, page 765:
Ralph de Toeni V (d. 1162):
[Evidence suggests that his marriage to Margaret, daufhter of Robert, 2nd Earl of Leicester,
could have taken place earlier than 1155, in contrast to the date, "after 1155" suggested under Leicester.
(PROPOSED)]
Volume 12, part 1, page 771:
Pernel, widow of Ralph de Toeni (d. 1239):
[She was still living 9 March 1290.
(PROPOSED)]
Volume 12, part 1, pages 771, 772 and note h:
Roger de Toeni V:
He did marry Alice, daughter of Humphrey de Bohun, Earl of Hereford and Essex, who was the mother of his son and heir, Ralph.
He must have married his subsequent wife, Isabel, later than 1255.
Volume 12, part 1, page 773 and note i:
Ralph de Toeni VII (d. 1295):
It was stated that he had died in Gascony on 27 May,
and that the news of his death reached England on 8 July.