• General Notes

  b. Abt 1292, ,Stoke-Doyle,Northamptonshire,England ,   d. Abt 1336, ,Raunton,Staffordshire,England
  
  About 1125, Wymund de Stoke was the tenant of this the Manor of Stoke Doyle, which he held as one knights' fee, but claimed to hold 1½ hides in socage. Another Wymund probably succeeded him before 1146. In 1189, the fee was held by Guy de Stoke, and in 1199 Robert de Stoke agreed to perform the military service due from half a knight's fee and to pay a rent of 8s. a year for the other half. He was living in 1227, but was succeeded by Edmund or Simon de Stoke shortly afterwards. In 1242-3 John de Stoke was the tenant, but he had died before 1246-7, and in 1254 the half fee was held by the heir of Robert de Stoke. In 1275 John de Stoke was lord of the manor, but he apparently died before 1280. The manor then passed to Alice, the wife of John Doyley, who obtained in 1313, from Robert son of John de Stoke, a quitclaim of his right in the manor. In the same year they settled it, with remainders to their son Thomas and the right heirs of Alice. Thomas did homage to the abbot in 1322.
  
  ~ A History of the County of Northampton: Volume 3, pp. 132-135
  
  • Background Information. 906
  Sir John d'Oyly was succeeded at Raunton and Stoke d'Oyly by his eldest son, Sir Thomas d'Oyly, Knight who was married, before 1313 to Margaret, nearly connection, and probably sister of Humphry Hastang, of Nassington, Northampton, by whom he had an elder son John. Sir Thomas died about 1336, probably slain in the Scotch wars in which he was serving. His son Sir John d'Oyly, Knight succeeded to Raunton. This Sir John was married to margaret, daughter and in her issue the heir of Sir Thomas Tregoze, Knight of Goring, sussex.
  
  ~Colltections for a History of Staffordshire, Vol. I, p. 384
  
  
  
  Thomas married Margaret Hastang.865 (Margaret Hastang died after 1323 in Staffordshire, England 865.)
  
  

Details of Thomas' family with Margaret Hastings