Maud Mathilda de Bohun
m.1161
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m. after, Juhel de Mayenne, II
Died October 20, 1252 in Groby, Leicestershire, , England
Mother of Margery d'Oily; Henry d'Oilly, III and Isabeau de Mayenne
]. The Red Book of the Exchequer refers to "in perdono Henrico de Oyli i m" in Yorkshire in [1161/62][765]. m as her first husband, MATILDA de Bohun, daughter of HUMPHREY de Bohun & his wife Margaret of Hereford ([1140/43]-).
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He left his wife surviving with four young children (the eldest of whom was not out of his minority); and she married secondly, Walter Fitz-Robert, Lord of Woodham, co. Essex, and Daventry, co. Northampt., (who bore for arms "Or, a fesse between two chevronels gules," and was a baron of power and importance under Richard I.), whose second wife she was.[110] After her second marriage the said Maud had a tedious suit with one Cecily wife of Ralph Fitz-Wigan, for Swereford, her D'Oyly dower, which commenced in Mich. term 6 Ric. I. 1194, and lasted for six years after; but terminated in favour of D'Oyly's widow two years after her second husband's death, viz. in Easter term 1200.[111] Walter Fitz-Robert had died in 1198, and was buried in Little Dunmow church, co, Essex. Maud survived him also, and then resumed her maiden name of De Bohun, as appears by a fine, sur grant done et rendre, in 1st John, whereby she quit-claimed her right in two carucates of land in Hocknorton to Stephen de Walecote, pursuant to a suit (real or feigned) with the said Stephen, in 10th Ric. I.[112] By Fitz-Robert she had no issue; but by D'Oyly, her former husband,....