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1250 - 1329
Johanne
de
Tateshal
79
79
Johanne inherited the castle and manor of Tattershall and other lands in Lincolnshire from her nephew's son. In 1315, she was granted a fair at Tattershall. In 1324 she settled the messuages, land and rents of her manors of Old Buckenham, New Buckenham, Attleborough, Ellingham, a third part of Wymondham and an eighth part of Buckenham on Alix and Willelm de Bernak; the castle and manor of Tattershall on her youngest son Robert for life, with a reversion to Alix and Willelm de Bernak; the manor of Bredon on her eldest son Johan, with a reversion to Alix and Willelm de Bernak. She retained a life's interest in the manors of Holwell and Kettleby in Leicestershire, Tumby and Kirkby- on- Bain in Lincolnshire; Babbingley and a part of Tolbooth in Norfolk.
D. 1361
Joane
de
Marmyon
1309 - 1346
John
de
Bernak
37
37
John de Bernak, Knight, held the manors of Buckenham, Besthorpe, Denton, Hethersett and Wymondham in Norfolk.
1343 - 1401
Mari
de
Engayne
58
58
D. 1419
William
de
Clifford
William de Clifford, Knight, was Governor of Berwick. He died without issue.
1389 - 1453
Anne
Bardolf
64
64
D. 1441
Elizabeth
Phelip
1383 - 1441
William
Phelip
58
58
William Phelip, Knight, was his uncle's heir. He fought in the Battle of Agincourt, 25 October 1415 and in Normandy during 1418 and 1419. He was Captain of Harfleur in 1421 and 1422. He became Treasurer of the King's Household and was in charge of the funeral of King Henry V. Although raised to the peerage by letters patent, 13 November 1437, he was never summoned to Parliament.
1390 - 1447
Joane
Bardolf
56
56
1369 - 1407
Thomas
baron
Bardolf
37
37
Thomas Bardolf, Knight, was summoned to Parliament from 12 September 1390 to 25 August 1404. in 1405, he joined in the rebellion of Henry Percy, Earl of Northumberland and went to Scotland. On 4 December 1406 he was declared a traitor and his lands forfeited. He died of wounds suffered in the Battle of Bramham Moor. His remains were quartered and decapitated, and his head was placed atop one of the gates of Lincoln.
D. 1421
Amice
de
Cromwell
D. 1419
Maud de
Bernak heritere
de Tatshal
Maud was the sole heir of her brother, William, in 1360 and of her uncle, Robert de Bernak in 1386. In 1394 she became a co- heiress of her cousin, Mari de Percy. On 21 April 1410 she granted her son William the advowson, chantry and manor of Driby and the reversion of the life interest in lands at Baston she had previously granted Hughe de Gaudeby.
1381 - 1446
Reynold
de
Cobeham
65
65
Reynold de Cobham, Knight, was given custody of the captured Duke of Orleans- later King Louis XII of France- on 12 May 1436. He and his second wife, Anne, founded the College of Lingfield in 1431.
D. 1398
Rauf
baron
Cromwell
Rauf de Cromwell, Knight, and his wife, Maud, took livery of Tattershall, which had reverted to the King on the death of Johan de Kirketon, on 18 March 1367. He was summoned to Parliament from 28 December 1375 to 19 August 1399. In 1386 he was a Banneret retained by the King in the event of invasion.
D. 1341
Alix
de
Driby
Alix was the heir of her brother Johan. On 13 June 1339 she confirmed the grant of lands in Baston to her son, Robert.
D. 1339
Willelm
de
Bernak
Willelm de Bernak, Knight, was summoned for service abroad on 7 July 1297. He and his wife Alix acquired a third of Littlehall in Denton in 1302, held of Robert de Tateshal for 2d annually. By a charter dated ay Kynthorp, 10 November 1334, he and his wife Alix confirmed to their son the lands she had inherited from her brother, Johan.
D. 1307
Robert
de
Driby
Robert de Driby, Knight.
D. 1322
Simon
de
Driby
Simon succeeded his father, but died without issue.
D. 1334
Johan
de
Driby
Johan succeeded his Brother Simon. He died without issue.
D. 1360
John
de
Bernak
John died a minor.
D. 1360
William de
Bernak seygnur
de Tatershal
William de Bernak, Knight, succeeded his father.
Maud
de
Bernak
D. 1362
James
de
Ros
James de Ros, Knight.
D. 1386
Robert
de
Bernak
D. 1417
Rauf
baron
Cromwell
Rauf succeeded his father. He was summoned to Parliament from 9 September 1400 to 3 September 1417.
D. 1386
Kateryn
de
Friskney
D. 1393
Elisabeth
de
Cromwell
D. 1411
Maud
de
Cromwell
Robert
de
Cromwell
William
de
Cromwell
William de Cromwell, Knight.
Thomas
de
Cromwell
John
de
Cromwell
D. 1398
William
fitz
William
William fitz William, Knight.
1353 - 1388
John
baron
Clifton
35
35
John de Clifton, Knight, was summoned to Parliament from 1 December 1376 to 28 July 1388.
Robert
de
Driby
D. 1434
Joane
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