“ID: I001497
Name: Sir Thomas De Astley
Sex: M
Birth: 1153 in Astley Manor, Warwickshire, England
Death: 9 MAR 1218/19 in Astley Manor, Warwickshire, England
Note:
Thomas De Astley in 1210 paid a hundred marks to the crown to be excused from going beyond the sea. Afterward he took up arms against King John, was taken prisoner and his estates confiscated. Later his estates were restored by Henry III. He married Maud, sister of Roger de Camvill.

THOMAS DE ASTLEY
Of Astley, son of Philip, held certain lands of t
"Honour of Leicester" and became a kind of baili
Simon de Montfort, Earl of Leicester.
In 1210 this Thomas paid a hundred marks to the
crown, "to be excused from going beyond the sea," .
it is supposed in a military expedition into Irelan
few years later he took up arms against the kin
1215 he was made a prisoner in Bedford Castle and h
estates were confiscated by the crown. When Henry I
came to the throne his territorial possessions were restor
to him in 1216, and he returned to his allegian
to the king.


Father: Philip De Astley b: ABT 1122 in Astley Manor, Warwickshire, England

Marriage 1 Maud De Camville b: 1157 in Lilburn Castle, Crecke, Northamptonshire, England
Children
Walter De Astley b: 1184 in Astley Manor, Warwickshire, England
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