General Notes

McCreery.FTW]
[Chubbuck.FTW]
AR 261-36 JOHN FITZ ROGER, Lord of Chewton, b. betw. 1345-1352, dead by 13
72 (when his wid. was m. to (2) husb.), 3rd son, but in issue in 138
2, h. to hs older bros., 2nd of whom, Thomas, b. betw. 1345-52, was gods
on of Thomas de Holand and Maude de Holland; m. as (1) of five husd
s. by 26 Apr. 1369 Alice (a minor) parentage uncertain, d. 27 Mar 1426. S
he m. (2) 1371/2 as (2) wife, Sir Edmund de Clyvedon, d. 16 Jan. 1375/
6; m. (3) as (2) wife Sir Ralph Carminow, d. aft. Jan 1387; m. (4) as (
2) wife Sir John Rodeney, d. 19 Dec 1400; m, (5) as (2) wife Sir William B
onville of Shute (father-in-law of her dau.), d. 1408. She had surviving i
ssue only by John Fitz Roger. (VCH Sussex, cit.; VCH Leics., cit.; Dev
on & Cornwall N&Q XXIV 56-58, XXV 141; NGSQ, cit.; Cal. Pat. Rolls, 14 (A.
D. 1362-1370), p. 239; Cal. Inq.p.m. 15:203, 16:92-93, 209-210).
MC90A-8 JOHN FITZ ROGER, 3rd son, b. 1344-1352, lord of Chewton, co. Somer
set and Westkyngton, co. Wilts; m. by 26 Apr 1369 Alice, identity unknow
n. After John Fitz Roger's death, prob. c. 1370-1372, his widow Alice m. (
2) as his (2) wife, Sir Edmund de Clyvedon of Clevedon, co. Somerset, sher
iff of Somerset and Dorset, 1360, who d. 16 Jan 1375/6. She m. (3) by 18 N
ov 1383, as his (2) wife, Sir Ralph Carminow who d. 9 Oct 1386. She m. (
4) by 27 Jan 1389, as (2) wife, Sir John Rodeney, sheriff of Somerset a
nd Dorset, 1387 and 1396, who d. 19 Dec 1400. She m. (5) by 6 June 140
2, as his (2) wife, Sir William Bonville of Shute, co. Devon, sheriff of D
evon 1389, sheriff of Somerset and Dorset, 1380 and 1381, who d. 11 Feb 14
08. Alice d. 27 Mar 1426. Part of the Inq.p.m. on her estates (filed und
er the name Alice Bonville) was printed in the NGSQ, vol. 60, p. 32. Howev
er, another part (filed under the name of Alice Carminow) was not publish
ed but an abstract of that part was obtained from the Devon Record Offic
e, Exeter, England. The complete Inq.p.m. shows that at her death, Alice h
eld the manor of Puckington, co. Somerset which manor she had previously h
eld jointly with her fifth husband, William Bonville. She also held some l
and and tenements in Wyle and Burgh in Dalewood, co. Dorset, which was ear
lier the gift of John Strecche and others to Alice and her husband Sir Wil
liam Bonville by deed dated 6 June 1402. Alice also held various dower rig
hts to lands owned by her 3rd husband, Sir Ralph Carminow and by her 4th h
usband, Sir John Rodeney. (Dorset Feet of Fines from Edward III to Richa
rd III (Dorset Records), vol. X p. 175; Cal. Inq.p.m., vol. 15, p. 203, 1
6, PP. 92-93, 131, 209-210; Cal. Close Rolls, 1461-1468, Edw. VI, vo
l. I, pp. 1-2; Cal. Patent Rolls, 1362-1370, vol. 14, p. 239, 1381-1385, R
ichard II, pp. 330-331; Sir John Maclean, History of the Deanery of Tri
gg Minor (London, 1879), vol. III, p. 332, footnote 7; Abstract of Inq.p.
m. for Alice Carmynowe, C, 28, 4 Henry VI (1426) provided by the Devon Rec
ord Office, Exeter, England; List of Sheriffs for England and Wales (Lis
ts and Indexes), No. IX, Public Records Office, London, pp. 35, 123; NGS
Q. Vol. 59, pp. 158-159).