Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
Birthca 1270
OccupationKnight Banneret of the Household of King Edward I and made a knight of the Bath in 1304/05.35,36
FatherHugh de Uvedale - Direct Ancestor (ca1230-ca1306)
Spouses
Marriageca 1290
Deathbef Apr 130338
Marriageabt 129737
Deathbef 1317
Marriageca 1303, 1303 the king granted a licence to Joan, former wife of Roger de Tany, tenant in chief, to marry John de Uvedale, “if she will”.39
Marriageabt 1317
Notes for Sir John de Uvedale KB & Banneret - Direct Ancestor
Was from Tacolneston, Norfolk, England.
Was with the King at the Battle of Falkirk.40
Took part in the campaign in Scotland in 1300.41
Took part in the campaign in Scotland in 1301.42,43,44,45,46
Was with King Edward I in 1303/04, including at the siege of Sterling.47,48,49,50,51,52,53,54
Made a Knight of the Bath in 1304/05.55
Was a retainer of Gilbert de Clare, Earl of Gloucester at the battle of Bannockburn in 1314.
In 1304 Purchased Titsey Estate in Surrey.56
One of the witnesses to King Edward I returning Earl Bigod’s lands in fee simple. First signature is John’s.57
In attendance at the Council of Lanercost with Edward I in October 1306 to receive the homage of John Stewart of Scotland.58
23 December 1306 King Edward I granted John de Uvedale another Market to be held at his manor of Tacolneston on Mondays.59
On 28 June 1307 petitioned for the marriage rights of his son Peter granted at Caldcoats. the parents of Mary Campania, his first wife held those rights.60
Went on the campaign into Scotland in 1306.61,62
King Edward I died at Burgh-by-Sea on 1 August 1307, John Uvedale was “by the king himself”.63,64
John de Uvedale and his wife were invited to attend the coronation of King Edward II and Isabella of France.65
On 12th of March 1311 letters were issued for John Uvedale nominating his son Hugh …. as he is “going beyond seas” to Santiaga de Compostella.66
On 28 May 1306 John Uvedale and John de Horne shown to hold manor of Tychesey from the Earl of Gloucester.67
On 5 March 1316 John de Uvedale is certified as lord, or joint lord of Litlington, Cambridgeshire; Tacolneston, Galgaim and Forncett in Norfolk, Titsey, Surrey and Laughton Ripe, Chiddingley and Hoadley, Sussex.68
In 1319 Sir John de Uvedale had licence to grant his manor of Bedingham, Norfolk to the prior and convent of St. Mary of Walsingham “to them and their successors forever”.69
On 4 January 1322 the King sent a note to the constable of Dover Castle and warden of the Cinque Ports directing him to permit John de Uvedale to cross the sea from Dover with his horses and household to Santiago.70
A pedigree in Di Banco Trinity - 9 Henry V m318 includes a pedigree starting with Sir John de Uvedale, then his sons Hugh and Thomas and descendants of Hugh being Sir John de Uvedale, Kt. Bannaret, then Sir Thomas de Uvedale Kt., then Sir John Uvedale, Kt. who married Sibilla Scures and through him to finally John Uvedale the plaintiff. The court case from 1422 when John Uvedale sued William Wode and William Bassett for lands and rents in Camberwell and Peckham, Surrey.2
Was with the King at the Battle of Falkirk.40
Took part in the campaign in Scotland in 1300.41
Took part in the campaign in Scotland in 1301.42,43,44,45,46
Was with King Edward I in 1303/04, including at the siege of Sterling.47,48,49,50,51,52,53,54
Made a Knight of the Bath in 1304/05.55
Was a retainer of Gilbert de Clare, Earl of Gloucester at the battle of Bannockburn in 1314.
In 1304 Purchased Titsey Estate in Surrey.56
One of the witnesses to King Edward I returning Earl Bigod’s lands in fee simple. First signature is John’s.57
In attendance at the Council of Lanercost with Edward I in October 1306 to receive the homage of John Stewart of Scotland.58
23 December 1306 King Edward I granted John de Uvedale another Market to be held at his manor of Tacolneston on Mondays.59
On 28 June 1307 petitioned for the marriage rights of his son Peter granted at Caldcoats. the parents of Mary Campania, his first wife held those rights.60
Went on the campaign into Scotland in 1306.61,62
King Edward I died at Burgh-by-Sea on 1 August 1307, John Uvedale was “by the king himself”.63,64
John de Uvedale and his wife were invited to attend the coronation of King Edward II and Isabella of France.65
On 12th of March 1311 letters were issued for John Uvedale nominating his son Hugh …. as he is “going beyond seas” to Santiaga de Compostella.66
On 28 May 1306 John Uvedale and John de Horne shown to hold manor of Tychesey from the Earl of Gloucester.67
On 5 March 1316 John de Uvedale is certified as lord, or joint lord of Litlington, Cambridgeshire; Tacolneston, Galgaim and Forncett in Norfolk, Titsey, Surrey and Laughton Ripe, Chiddingley and Hoadley, Sussex.68
In 1319 Sir John de Uvedale had licence to grant his manor of Bedingham, Norfolk to the prior and convent of St. Mary of Walsingham “to them and their successors forever”.69
On 4 January 1322 the King sent a note to the constable of Dover Castle and warden of the Cinque Ports directing him to permit John de Uvedale to cross the sea from Dover with his horses and household to Santiago.70
A pedigree in Di Banco Trinity - 9 Henry V m318 includes a pedigree starting with Sir John de Uvedale, then his sons Hugh and Thomas and descendants of Hugh being Sir John de Uvedale, Kt. Bannaret, then Sir Thomas de Uvedale Kt., then Sir John Uvedale, Kt. who married Sibilla Scures and through him to finally John Uvedale the plaintiff. The court case from 1422 when John Uvedale sued William Wode and William Bassett for lands and rents in Camberwell and Peckham, Surrey.2