Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
Birthabt 1380
Deathaft 1448
OccupationSheriff of Surrey and Sussex in 1416/17; and Sheriff of Hampshire in 1404/09; 1414/15, 1419/20, 1422/23, 1426/7 and 1433/34. Justice of the Peace for Hampshire 16 Feb to July 1423 and 20 July 1424 to November 1440 107
EducationWinchester College 1395 to 1401
FatherSir John de Uvedale Kt. - Direct Ancestor (ca1344-<1417)
MotherSibilla De Scures - Direct Ancestor (1349-)
Spouses
Notes for Sir John Uvedale Kt. - Direct Ancestor
John de Uvedale was knight of the County of Surrey in 1411, also in 1413, along with John Arnold, also in 1416, 1419,1421 and 1429.
John Uvedale was Sheriff of Hampshire in 1408-09; 1414/15; 1419-20; 1422-23; 1426-27; 1433-34.
John Uvedale was sheriff of Surrey and Sussex in 1416-17.
Purchased Petilworth Manor in 1412
Puchased Bromwich Manor from Thomas Bromwich in 1428.
John Uvedale was the Sheriff of Hampshire when King Henry V went to France to the Battle of Agincourt, John had to empanel a jury for the trial of those involved in the “Southampton Plot”, being Richard of Conisburgh, the 3rd Earl of Cambridge, Henry Scrope the 3rd Baron Scrope of Masham and Sir Thomas Grey. All where beheaded in early August before the army left for France.
John Uvedale, Esq, of Southampton received a mandate on the ocassion of making an array against the arms of Spain in anticipation of an invasion from that country.108
John Uvedale included in a list of names given by Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester, for the office of Privy Seal.108
John Uvedale is returned among the names of the gentry of Hampshire in 1445.108
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
John Uvedale was Sheriff of Hampshire in 1408-09; 1414/15; 1419-20; 1422-23; 1426-27; 1433-34.
John Uvedale was sheriff of Surrey and Sussex in 1416-17.
Purchased Petilworth Manor in 1412
Puchased Bromwich Manor from Thomas Bromwich in 1428.
John Uvedale was the Sheriff of Hampshire when King Henry V went to France to the Battle of Agincourt, John had to empanel a jury for the trial of those involved in the “Southampton Plot”, being Richard of Conisburgh, the 3rd Earl of Cambridge, Henry Scrope the 3rd Baron Scrope of Masham and Sir Thomas Grey. All where beheaded in early August before the army left for France.
John Uvedale, Esq, of Southampton received a mandate on the ocassion of making an array against the arms of Spain in anticipation of an invasion from that country.108
John Uvedale included in a list of names given by Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester, for the office of Privy Seal.108
John Uvedale is returned among the names of the gentry of Hampshire in 1445.108
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