BRYAN FAMILY HISTORY

typed by

Eardley Bryan

 


The following extracts were taken from  "Pedigrees from the Plea Rolls." (Wrottesley).

1.
p. 64.   Coram Rege. Easter 12. E. 3. m. 124.

Essex.   John Dargentein sued John son of Ralph le Botiller and Joan his wife and William  son of Ralph le Botiller and Elizabeth his wife and another for the manor of Fordham.

                      Reginald  Dargentein.
 

       Joan,d. of Roger Bryan.=John.=Agnes de Berford.
 
 
 

Joan.                  Elizabeth.                 John
=John, son of Ralph    =William, son of           Dargentein
le Botiller            Ralph le Botiller          plaintiff
 

2.
p.178.   De Banco.  Trinity. 12 13. Ric. 2. m.409.

Dorset.  John Grede sued Guy de Briene, Chivaler, for land in Haselbere and for a moiety of the advowson of the church of Haselbere.

             John Ive. = Idonia, living 11 Ed. 2.
 
 
 

Alice.            Thomas.=Isabella, daughter       Matilda,
                          of Stephen de            ob. s.p.
Lucy                      Abyngdon, ob. s.p.

John Grede,
the plaintiff.
 

3.
p.236          De Banco. Mich. 5. Hen. 4. m. 373.

Dorset.  Thomas Pomeray, Chivaler, and Joan, his wife, sued Henry le Scrope for one third of the manor of Pomknolle, as dower of Joan of the dotation of Philip Bryan, her former husband.

                           Guy de Bryan, Chivaler.

                             Guy de Bryan.
 
 

Philip Bryan=Joan=Thomas       Philippa.=         Elizabeth.=
                  Pomeray       Henry le         RobertLovell,
                                 Scrope           son of John
                                                    Lovell.

4.
p. 237.

In other suits Guy de Bryan is styled Guy de Bryene.

In a later suit of Hillary 5 H. 5, m. 118, in which the King sued Robert Lovell for the next presentation to the church of Chellesfeld, co. Kent, Robert Lovell is styled of Claryndon, co. Wilts, and son of the Lord Lovell; the same suit shows that Philippa had died s.p., and that the second Guy de Bryan died v.p.
 

5.
p. 248.   De Banco.  Trinity. 8. Hen. 4. m. 119.

Dorset.  John Grede, son of Lucy Grede, daughter of Alice, daughter of John Ive, sued Alice formerly the wife of Guy de Bryan, Chivaler, for lands and rents in Haselbere, Stoke Turberville, and a moiety of the manor and advowson of Haselbere.

                      John Ive.=Idonia.
 

 Thomas Ive.=           Matilda,                     Alice,
 Isabella, dau.         ob. s.p.
 of Stephen de                                    Lucy Grede
 Abyngdon,
 ob. s.p.                                         John Grede
                                                the plaintiff.