John de Uvedale held a quarter of a knight’s fee in Tacolneston of Walter FitzRobert in 1242/3.6
John de Uvedale, son of Reginald pleads versus Reginald de Bedingham, parson of Cestreford for warranty of 1 carucate of land in Bedingham, Norfolk.7
Margery, wife of John de Uvedale and daughter of Roger de Norwico re: lands in Wodeton and Bedingham.8
John de Uvedale and Margery his wife acquire 2 marks of rent in Tacolnesotn from Elias son of Peter de Pakeleston and Felcia his wife.9
Margery de Uvedale, wife of John de Uvedale is in a dispute with Maud le Nave as to burning a grange in Bedingham.10
John was a son of Reginald de Uvedale.11
John and Margery de Uvedale had at least three daughters.12