• General Notes

  Henry Hussey, son of Henry Hussey and Avice Tisun Hussey, was born about 1147 in Sussex. Upon the death of his father he inherited Standen Hussey Manor. he was married about 1172 to Clementia de Port, daughter of John de Port. About 1191 he confirmed teh deed of his father of "15s rent from a mill in Littleton' to Dureford Abbey, according to "History of Wiltshire." In teh charter he mentioned his wife, "Clemence, daughter of John de Port" and his mother. In 1211 Henry Hussey relenquished title, "by fine" of land in Averham that was transferred to the Abbot of Rufford. The condemned land adjoined that of his uncle, William Tisun, and dispute arose as to whether the land being transferred took in some of the property of William Tisun.
  
  Henry Hussey held Upton Manor, Buckinghamshire in 1210, according to "History of Buckinghamshire." he also held property in Wiltshire in 1204 as evidenced in the "Great Roll of Pipe." The entry read:
  
  Henricus Hose debet cm. pro habenda recognitione sicut continetur in rotulo iijo. set respondet in Wiltesir."
  
  In 1213 Henry Huse, son and heir to the above Henry and Clemence, gave 100 marks to recover his father's land in Wiltshire. He took up arms against King John but in 1216 was reinstated in his lands in the counties of Hampshire, Wiltshire, berkshire and Nottinghamshire (this seems to suggest a possible connection with the Husseys of Flintham, Notts). he married Cicily, daughter of Emma de Stanton, who in 1227 had the Manor of Eling, Hants., confirmed to her by teh king. Henry died before April 1235; Cicily before May 16, 1236. Their son and heir was Matthew although there was possibly also an elder son, Henry, who died leaving a daughter and heir, Maud, the wife of William Paynel.
  

Details of Henry's family with Clementia de Port