Name |
Henry de Port-St. John |
Suffix |
of Broughton, Northampton & Fonmon, Glamorgan |
Birth |
abt. 1232 |
Basing, Hampshire, England, UK |
Gender |
Male |
Fact |
1264 |
Broughton, Northampton, England, UK |
Other lands held of the honor of Huntingdon were those in the possession of the Daubeny family; William Daubeny died seised of land in Boughton c. 1 264,^' and in 1282 this holding was said to amount to 32virgates.
Note: It went to William de Port-St. John, then his son Henry. |
Fact |
1265 |
Boughton, Spelhoe, Northampton, England, UK [1] |
C. 1914. Release by William, son of Henry de Sancto Johanne, of Boketon, to the master and brethren of the hospital of Holy Trinity without Northampton, of all his right in lands in Boketon (Boughton), which Agnes de Dodeford formerly had of the gift of the late Ralph, rector of the church of Bokinton, in consideration of receiving two loaves of white bread a week from the said hospital and one loaf of squires' bread (panem ad armigerum). Witnesses:—Sir Roger de Hakilton, knight, Sir William de Sadinton, burgess of Leicester, and others (named). [c. A.D. 1265.] |
Fact |
1265 |
Boughton, Spelhoe, Northampton, England, UK [1] |
C. 1915. Release by William, son of Henry de Sancto Johanne, of Boketon, to the master and brethren of the hospital of Holy Trinity without Northampton, of all his right in three loaves of bread which he received weekly from the said hospital in consideration of his release of land in Boketon (Boughton). St. Katherine's day, A.D. 1265. |
Fact |
1216-1312 |
Fonmon Castle (Welsh: Castell Ffwl-y-mwn) , East Aberthaw, Glamorgan, Wales |
British National Library as part of the “St. John Evidence” (Lansdowne MS 860 A, beginning at folio 348b) where on folio 349a there is a transcript of a deed in Latin from Richard Abell of Fonmon, acting in the capacity as a trustee, to Henry de St. John, son of William de St. John. |
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Death |
aft. 1312 |
Fonmon Castle (Welsh: Castell Ffwl-y-mwn) , East Aberthaw, Glamorgan, Wales |
Siblings |
2 Siblings |
+ | 1. John de Port-St. John, of Fonmon, b. 1210-1224 ▻ Juliana ferch Ralph Taillard, of Hameldon, Rutland | + | 2. Henry de Port-St. John, of Broughton, Northampton & Fonmon, Glamorgan, b. abt. 1232, Basing, Hampshire, England, UK d. aft. 1312, Fonmon Castle (Welsh: Castell Ffwl-y-mwn) , East Aberthaw, Glamorgan, Wales (Age 81 years) ▻ | | 3. Margery de Port-St. John | |
Origins |
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Patriarch & Matriarch |
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Headstones |
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Association |
Richard Abell, of Fonmon (Relationship: Richard Abell managed estate for Henry son of William) |
Person ID |
SSH0016 |
St. John Origin and Ancestry DNA Database |
Last Modified |
Feb 11, 2024 |
Marriage fact |
1265 |
Boughton, Spelhoe, Northampton, England, UK [1] |
C. 1914. Release by William, son of Henry de Sancto Johanne, of Boketon, to the master and brethren of the hospital of Holy Trinity without Northampton, of all his right in lands in Boketon (Boughton), which Agnes de Dodeford formerly had of the gift of the late Ralph, rector of the church of Bokinton, in consideration of receiving two loaves of white bread a week from the said hospital and one loaf of squires' bread (panem ad armigerum). Witnesses:—Sir Roger de Hakilton, knight, Sir William de Sadinton, burgess of Leicester, and others (named). [c. A.D. 1265.] |
Marriage fact |
1265 |
Boughton, Spelhoe, Northampton, England, UK [1] |
C. 1915. Release by William, son of Henry de Sancto Johanne, of Boketon, to the master and brethren of the hospital of Holy Trinity without Northampton, of all his right in three loaves of bread which he received weekly from the said hospital in consideration of his release of land in Boketon (Boughton). St. Katherine's day, A.D. 1265. |
Children |
+ | 1. William de Port-St. John, d.s.p., of Boketon, Northampton & Fonmon reverted to descendants of his brother John?, b. abt. 1247, Basing, Hampshire, England, UK d. bef. 1346, Fonmon Castle (Welsh: Castell Ffwl-y-mwn) , East Aberthaw, Glamorgan, Wales (Age 98 years) [Father: Birth] |
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Family ID |
F6006 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Last Modified |
Jan 30, 2024 |