Raleigh of Nettlecombe, Somerset

[G . EDWARD ALLEN]

I would appreciate it if anyone could shed some light on the ancestry
of Sir John Raleigh of Nettlecombe, Somerset. He married Ismania Hanham,
who, after his death, married Sir John Burghersh of Kingsey,
Buckingahmshire, who died 1391. Raleigh's daughter married Sir John
Whalesborough. If anyone knows anything about the Whalesborough
ancestry, that would also be appreciated.

Thank you very much.

K Allen all...@pacbell.net

[Mike Gallafent]

In article <338492...@pacbell.net>, "G . EDWARD ALLEN"
<all...@PACBELL.NET> writes

There are some volumes of published abstracts of Somerset Wills.
In a volume 'Somerset Medieval Wills 1383-1500' edited by Rev.Weaver,
1901, there is the transcription of the will of Simon Raleghe of
Nettlecombe. The book is in the university, date unknown - do you have
the will?
Mike.
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[G . EDWARD ALLEN]

> ======================================Mi...@galafent.demon.co.uk=========No, I
don't. Thank you very much for the reference.

Kay Allen all...@pacbell.net

[G . EDWARD ALLEN]

RBodine996 wrote:
>
> The ancestry of Sir John Raleigh of Nettlecombe, Somersetshire
> runs as follows:
>
> 01. Sir John Raleigh, of Nettlecombe, Somersetshire. Knight
> of the Shire for Somerset 1359 and 1360 and Sheriff of
> Somersetshire and Dorsetshire 1359-1360. In 1347 he inherited
> all the family estates in Wales upon the death of his uncle,
> Simon Raleigh, and with the deaths of his two brothers without
> issue he also came into possession of the Tort estates. He
> married 2ndly: Ismania Hanham, who survived her husband to
> remarry. (HAB, 1: 295-296; HP/1386, 4: 822; LI, 9: 123;
> SOM, 3: 537-538).
>
> 02. John de Raleigh, of Nettlecombe. Died 1340. Joined the
> rebellion of Thomas, Earl of Lancaster, in 1316 for which his
> estates were seized, but later returned. A collector of the King's
> revenue for Somersetshire in 1337. (SOM, 3: 537; SRS, 12: 159)
>
> 03. Margaret le Bret. Coheiress of her father. Living 1331.
>
> 04. Sir Simon de Raleigh, of Nettlecombe, and Wrenchester
> Castle, Glamorganshire, Wales. Died soon after 1301 in which
> year he was a knight having custody of all Glamorganshire.
> Summoned for military service in Wales 1294 and in Scotland
> 1296; Knight of the Shire for Somerset 1295. (KTE, 4: 110;
> SOM, 3: 537)
>
> 05. Joan le Tort. As a widow in 1315 she founded a chantry
> in her manor house at Rowdon. Heiress of her brother Laurence
> le Tort, of Owlknolle.
>
> 06. Richard le Bret. (SOM, 3: 537)
>
> 08. Simon de Raleigh, of Nettlecombe and Wrenchester Castle.
> Died before 1287 by which time his widow had remarried. He
> inherited Nettlecombe upon the death of his nephew Reginald
> de Raleigh. (SOM, 3: 537)
>
> 09. Ela de Reigni. Remarried by 1287.
>
> 16. Warine de Raleigh, of Nettlecombe. Living 1242, but died
> soon after. (SOM, 3: 536-7)
>
> 17. Margaret. She survived her husband.
>
> 32. Warine de Raleigh, of Nettlecombe. Living 1216.
> (SOM, 3: 536)
>
> Regarding the Whalesboroughs:
>
> John Whalesborough, of Whalesborough, co. Cornwall. Born
> c1369, died 10 Jan 1418. Knight of the Shire for Cornwall, 1402;
> Justice of the Peace for Cornwall, 1403-1407. Married by 1399
> to: Jane Raleigh. (HAB, 1: 295; HP/1389, 4: 822; SOM, 3: 538)
>
> Son of John Whalesborough, of Whalesborough. Died 1382.
> Married to Margaret who remarried and was living 1383.
> (HP/1386, 4: 822)
>
> References.
>
> HAB: Liscombe, George. The History and Antiquities of the
> County of Buckingham, 4 vols., London: J. & W. Robins, 1847.
>
> HP/1386: Roskell, J. S., et al. The History of Parliament:
> The House of Commons 1386-1421, 4 vols. Stroud: Alan
> Sutton Publishing, 1992.
>
> KTE: Moor, Charles, ed. Knights of Edward I, 5 vols. London:
> Pubs of the Harleian Society, vols. 80-84, 1931.
>
> LI: Lists and Indexes.
>
> SOM: Collinson, John. The History and Antiquities of the
> County of Somerset, 3 vols. Bath: R. Cruttwell, 1791.
>
> SRS: Collections for a History of Staffordshire. William
> Salt Archaeological Society, 1880-1935, and other publishers
> thereafter. 4 series.
>
> Ronny
> RBodi...@aol.com

Thank you very much. It is appreciated.

Kay Allen all...@pacbell.net

[William L. "Toby" Dills]

R. Bodine wrote:
>
> The ancestry of Sir John Raleigh of Nettlecombe, Somersetshire
> runs as follows:
>
> 01. Sir John Raleigh, of Nettlecombe, Somersetshire. Knight
> of the Shire for Somerset 1359 and 1360 and Sheriff of
> Somersetshire and Dorsetshire 1359-1360. In 1347 he inherited
> all the family estates in Wales upon the death of his uncle,
> Simon Raleigh, and with the deaths of his two brothers without
> issue he also came into possession of the Tort estates. He
> married 2ndly: Ismania Hanham, who survived her husband to
> remarry. (HAB, 1: 295-296; HP/1386, 4: 822; LI, 9: 123;
> SOM, 3: 537-538).
>
> 02. John de Raleigh, of Nettlecombe. Died 1340. Joined the
> rebellion of Thomas, Earl of Lancaster, in 1316 for which his
> estates were seized, but later returned. A collector of the King's
> revenue for Somersetshire in 1337. (SOM, 3: 537; SRS, 12: 159)
>
> 03. Margaret le Bret. Coheiress of her father. Living 1331.
>

Are either of these John Raleighs the one who had a daughter Thomasine
(ca.1365-1402) who married Sir John Chichester in 1384?
Thanks
Toby Dills

[RBodine996]

The ancestry of Sir John Raleigh of Nettlecombe, Somersetshire
runs as follows:

01. Sir John Raleigh, of Nettlecombe, Somersetshire. Knight
of the Shire for Somerset 1359 and 1360 and Sheriff of
Somersetshire and Dorsetshire 1359-1360. In 1347 he inherited
all the family estates in Wales upon the death of his uncle,
Simon Raleigh, and with the deaths of his two brothers without
issue he also came into possession of the Tort estates. He
married 2ndly: Ismania Hanham, who survived her husband to
remarry. (HAB, 1: 295-296; HP/1386, 4: 822; LI, 9: 123;
SOM, 3: 537-538).

02. John de Raleigh, of Nettlecombe. Died 1340. Joined the
rebellion of Thomas, Earl of Lancaster, in 1316 for which his
estates were seized, but later returned. A collector of the King's
revenue for Somersetshire in 1337. (SOM, 3: 537; SRS, 12: 159)

03. Margaret le Bret. Coheiress of her father. Living 1331.

04. Sir Simon de Raleigh, of Nettlecombe, and Wrenchester