Sir John Le Franceys …–1267 – Whos Your Daddy? Wikigenealogy

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Sir John Le Franceys, …–1267

Name

Sir John Le Franceys

Name: Sir John /Le Franceys/
Name prefix: Sir John
Surname: Le Franceys

Sex Male

Date differences

Family with parents
father	Links Birth: about 1153 — Meaburn, Cumberland, England Death: Cumberland, England Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Adam Le Franceys of Westmorland Sir John Le Franceys John Le Franceys 1153–… Birth: about 1153 — Meaburn, Cumberland, England Death: Cumberland, England
younger brother	Links Birth: about 1178 25 — Meaburn, Cumberland, England Death: before 1258 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Sir Gilbert Le Franceys of Westmorland Adam Le Franceys of Westmorland 1178–1258 Birth: about 1178 25 — Meaburn, Cumberland, England Death: before 1258
himself	Links Birth: Death: 1267 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Sir John Le Franceys …–1267 Birth: Death: 1267

Events of close relatives
Birth	yes
Death of a brother	Adam Le Franceys of Westmorland before 1258
Death of a father	John Le Franceys Cumberland, England
Death	1267
Last change	17 July 2023 – 09:59:42 Author of last change: 7mikefh

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Note	Occupation 1223 • Caldbeck, Cumberland Parson of Caldbeck: mentioned in Fine Roll of Henry III Occupation 1237 "Keeper of the Queen's Gold" Occupation 1256 • Westmorland He had, as "the King's clerk", a grant of free warren for himself and his heirs in all his demesne lands of Westmorland and Cumberland, provided that they were not in the King's forest, in 1256. Marriage Settlement 1257 Richard de Vernon and John le Franceys agree that Richard will give his niece Hawise, d. of Robert de Vernon, in marriage to Gilbert, son of Adam and nephew of John in marriage, John granting the couple land in Routhcliff or Meaburn.

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Occupation
1223 • Caldbeck, Cumberland
Parson of Caldbeck: mentioned in Fine Roll of Henry III

Occupation
1237
"Keeper of the Queen's Gold"

Occupation
1256 • Westmorland
He had, as "the King's clerk", a grant of free warren for himself and his heirs in all his demesne lands of Westmorland and Cumberland, provided that they were not in the King's forest, in 1256.

Marriage Settlement
1257
Richard de Vernon and John le Franceys agree that Richard will give his niece Hawise, d. of Robert de Vernon, in marriage to Gilbert, son of Adam and nephew of John in marriage, John granting the couple land in Routhcliff or Meaburn.