| Name |
Walter Peverell-Paveley |
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| Suffix |
Sheriff of Wiltshire m. Alice m. Joan |
| Birth |
abt. 1259 |
| Gender |
Male |
| Fact |
20 Feb 1280 |
England, UK  |
| [CFR EI] 20 February 1280. Order to the sheriff of Wilts to deliver to Water de Pavilly, son and heir of Reynold de Pavilly, tenant in chief, the lands late of his said father, he having done homage. |
| Fact |
2 Dec 1285 |
England, UK |
| [Calendar Chancery Rolls, Scutage Rolls] 2 December 1285 Corfe. Walter de Pavely, who was with the king, has his scutage in cos. Wilts, Norfolk, Suffolk and Southampton. |
| Fact |
6 Jul 1289 |
England, UK |
| [CCR EI] 6 July 1289. To the keeper of the forest of Clarendon. Order to cause Walter de Pavely, sheriff of Wilts, to have in the park of Milchet within the bounds of the forest, ten oaks fit for timber, for the works of the king's manor of Clarendon. |
| Fact |
Aug 1292 |
England, UK |
| [CPR EI] August 1292. Commission to Alan Plukenet and Walter de Pavely to deliver Exeter gaol of [justices appointed to try] Laurence son of Warin, parson of the church of Alwington, who is there on the appeal of someone. |
| Fact |
16 Sep 1297 |
Wiltshire, England, UK |
| [CPR EI] 16 September 1297. Appointment of Walter de Pavely, sheriff of Wilts, to select and retain the king's service at the king's wages, knights and yeomen in his county at his discretion, to be at London with their horses and arms by a fortnight after Michaelmas. |
| Fact |
19 Oct 1298 |
| [CPR EI] 19 October 1298. Commission of oyer and terminer to Walter de Pavely and John de Holt, touching the persons who carried away the goods of William de Wyggehergh, at Ebblesburn Wak, co. Wilts, while he was on the king's service in Scotland and under his protection, and beat his men. |
| Fact |
31 Mar 1299 |
[CPR EI] 31 March 1299 . Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert son of Payn and Walter de Pavely, touching the persons who killed Robert de Hareston at Bath, co. Somerset, as he was on his way to Scotland on the king's service.
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| Fact |
14 Jan 1300 |
| [CCR EI] 14 January 1300. To the sheriff of Somerset and Dorset. Order to cause, together Robert son of Payn and Walter de Pavilly, or two of them, all and singular knights, esquires or others of his bailiwick who have 40/ yearly of land or rent or more to be warned and requested on the king's behalf, even if they do not hold of him, to so provide themselves with horses and arms and to prepare themselves to be with the king at Carlisle at Midsummer next, ready to set out at his wages against the Scots, and that the said knights, esquires or others shall not omit to do this under pain of a forfeiture to be ordained by the king. The sheriff is ordered to certify the king in his wardrobe under the seals of the sheriff and the said Robert and Walter before the second Sunday of Lent of the names of those thus warned and of the names of all those of his bailiwick whom the king ordered him by another writ to be summoned for the said day and place. He is ordered to send the writs that the king sends to him to the aforesaid Robert and Walter. |
| Fact |
1 Apr 1300 |
| [CCR EI] 1 April 1300. To the sheriff of Somerset. Although the king at another time ordered him, with Robert son of Payn and Walter de Pavely, or two of them, to cause all and singular of his bailiwick, knights, esquires or others, having 40/ yearly of land and rent or more, even if they do not hold of the king, to be requested and warned on the king's behalf to so provide themselves with horses and arms and to prepare themselves without delay that they might be with the king at Carlisle at Midsummer next, ready to set out with him at his wages against the Scots, and that they should not omit to do this under a penalty that the king should cause to be ordained. |
| Fact |
27 Aug 1300 |
| [CPR EI] 27 August 1300. Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert son of Payn and Walter de Pavely, on complaint by Hugh de Curtenay that John Paternoster, and others named, assaulted his men as they were taking goods to Scotland at Esthanreth, co. Berks, killed John Russel, and carried away his goods. |
| Fact |
8 Oct 1301 |
| [CPR EI] 8 October 1301. Commission of oyer and terminer to Walter de Pavely and Richard Pyk', touching the persons who broke the houses of Master Thomas de Gorges at Cungresbury, co. Somerset, and carried away his goods. |
| Fact |
18 Dec 1301 |
| .[CPR EI] 18 December 1301. Letters of credence to the knights, good men and commonalty of the counties of Dorset and Somerset, for Walter de Pavely and John Gerberge, sent there on affairs committed to them by word of mouth. |
| Fact |
9 Feb 1302 |
| [CPR EI] 9 February 1302. Commission of oyer and terminer to Walter de Pavely and Robert de Vernon, on complaint by William le Marays of Mere, touching the persona who assaulted him at Sceles, co. Wilts. |
| Fact |
16 Jul 1302 |
| [CCR EI] 16 July 1302. To Walter de Pavely. Whereas the king lately appointed him and Thomas de Ralegh and John de Crokesle to convoke in their presence the justice of the Forest this side Trent, or him whom the justice should depute, and all the foresters of fee and verderers of the forest in co. Devon, and to make a right perambulation in the forest by the oath of knights and others of that county, in accordance with the late king's charter of the Forest, saving always the king's oath, the right of his crown, and his proofs and challenges, as contained in the king's letters patent to them; and the perambulation has not yet been made, at which the king is surprised: he orders Walter to be at Exeter in person on Thursday the morrow of the Decollation of St. John the Baptist, ready to set out thence with Thomas and John to make the perambulation aforesaid. |
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30 Jul 1302 |
| [CPR EI] 30 July 1302. Commission of oyer and terminer to Peter Mallore and John de Batesford, on complaint by Walter de Pavely, touching the persons who broke his dyke at Seghenden, co. Wilts. |
| Fact |
4 Jan 1305 |
| [CPR EI] 4 January 1305. Commission of oyer and terminer to Peter Malory and Walter de Pavely touching the persons who assaulted Francis de la Vesce, clerk at Welles, co. Somerset. |
| Fact |
1 Nov 1308 |
| [CPR EII] 1 November 1308. Commission of oyer and terminer to Henry Spigurnel and Walter de Pavely, on complaint by William Portebref that John de Gryndenham the younger, with others named, with others broke his house at Frome, co. Somerset, and carried away his goods. By fine of 1 mark. |
| Fact |
12 Nov 1308 |
| [CPR EII] 12 November 1308. Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert son of Payn, Roger de Bella Fago, Walter de Pavely and John de Batesford, on complaint by John de Asshelond that Richard de Weleweton, with others named, at Aeshewyk, co. Somerset, bound him to a table, pierced his feet with a hot iron, burned his face to the bone in five places with the same iron, and kept him bound for some time until he signed a bond for 100/ payable to Richard de Weleweton. |
| Fact |
12 Oct 1313 |
| [CPR EII] 12 October 1313. Commission of oyer and terminer to Walter de Pavely, John Bluet, and Richard de Chiseidene, on complaint by Ingelram Berenger that Reginald de Kyngeston, with others named, at Kingeston, co. Wilts, abducted Agnes daughter of Henry de Kyngeston, a minor, whose marriage belongs to him, carried her off to places unknown to him, so that she cannot be found to be married according to his will. |
| Fact |
16 Oct 1313 |
| [CPR EII] 16 October 1313. Pardon to Thomas, earl of Lancaster, and his adherents, followers, and confederates, of all causes of anger, indignation, suits, accusations, &c, arisen in any manner on account of Peter de Gavaston, from the time of the king's marriage with his dear companion Isabella, whether on account of the capture, detention, or death of Peter de Gavaston, or on account of any forcible entries into any towns or castles, or any sieges of the same; or on account of having borne arms, or of having taken any prisoners, or of having entered into any confederacies whatever, or in any other manner touching or concerning Peter de Gavaston, or that which befell him. French. [Parliamentary Writs] The like, word for word, to the under-mentioned persons, adherents of Thomas, earl of Lancaster, for the death of Peter de Gavaston. — Over 200 men then named, including Walter de Pavely. |
| Fact |
10 Jul 1314 |
| [CPR EII] 10 July 1314. Appointment of Robert son of Payn, Walter de Pavely, John Randolf and William de Hardene, or three of them, to be justices of gaol delivery in the counties of Somerset, Dorset, and Wilts, for the trial, as well of persons indicted, or to be indicted, of felonies and other trespasses before the keepers of the peace, since the king set out upon his journey towards Scotland, viz. since Palm Sunday. |
| Fact |
1 Jul 1315 |
| [CChan CR] 1 July 1315. Walter de Pavely, who had his service with the late king in the 34th year of his reign, as appears by the rolls that the said Robert, then marshal, etc., has sent into chancery, has letters to the collectors in co. Wilts. |
| Fact |
1 May 1316 |
[CPR EII] 1 May 1316. Association of John de Bello Campo of Somerset and Ralph de Bereford, with Walter de Pavely, John Randolf and William de Hardene in the commission of oyer and terminer in the counties of Somerset, Dorset, Wilts, Southampton and Gloucester, 7 Edward II in the place of Robert son of Payn, deceased. [Parliamentary Writs]
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| Fact |
22 Nov 1317 |
| [CPR EII] 22 November 1317. Appointment of Walter de Pavely, Thomas de Chaucombe and William de Harden in the county of Wilts, to enquire touching persons who raise bodies of men-at-arms, both horse and foot, to whom the promise gifts of land, &c., and others who enter into illegal confederacies; persons indicted are to be arrested by the sheriff and kept in prison until further order. [Parliamentary Writs] |
| Fact |
1322 |
| [CFR EII] 1322. Walter de Pavely of the county of Somerset has made fine in 200 marks and has found as mainpernors William de Wautou, Jordan Bishop, of the county of Gloucester, Roger Maudut and John de Caunton of the county of York. [Cancelled.] This fine was cancelled in 1327 by reason of the following. Be it remembered that in the Parliament of Edward III summoned on the morrow of the Epiphany [7 January] in his first year at Westminster it was agreed by the king and the whole Parliament that all fines, bonds, ransoms and acknowledgments made by those who were of the quarrel of Thomas, earl of Lancaster, to save their lives or to have again their lands by reason of the hostile action (persecutionis) of Hugh le Despenser the elder and Hugh le Despenser the younger, as well in Chancery as in the Exchequer or other places of the king, be annulled and cancelled according to the form of the said agreement enrolled on the dorse of the Close Roll of the said year, because the said quarrel was adjudged in the same Parliament to be good and just, and the judgements rendered against those of that quarrel were annulled and revoked as altogether erroneous by the king and the whole Parliament; and so all the following fines made for the said cause are cancelled. |
| Fact |
31 Oct 1322 |
| [CPR EII] 31 October 1322. Commission to Walter de Pavely and the sheriff of Wilts to array all the men between sixteen and sixty in that county; Walter de Pavely to be their leader, the names of the men at arms with particulars of array and their estate to be certified to the king; and contumacious persons are to be arrested. French. [Parliamentary Writs] |
| Death |
1323 |
| Age at Death |
64 years |
| Person ID |
I13910 |
St. John Origin and Ancestry DNA Database |
| Last Modified |
15 Mar 2024 |
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Reginald II Peverell-Paveley, alleged son, m. Orframina, b. abt. 1240 
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