Kevin Patrick Mostyn Family - Person Sheet
Kevin Patrick Mostyn Family - Person Sheet
NameSir Thomas DUTTON Lord Of Dutton, 23G Grandfather
FatherHugh DUTTON Lord Of Dutton (~1172->1234)
MotherMuriel LE DESPENSER (~1181-)
Web Notes notes for Sir Thomas DUTTON Lord Of Dutton
Extracted from "Genealogy of the Dutton family of Pennsylvania" compiled by Gilbert Cope, printed in 1871 (p.16):
His older brother, Hugh, died childless, so Thomas became heir to the Dutton estates. He purchased Clatterwigge, a Hamlet in Little Legh. . . he built the Chappel at the Manor-house of Dutton toward the end of [KING] HENRY THE THIRD's reign [i.e. before 1272]. Children of Thomas and PHILIPPA:
1.) HUGH, the heir.
2.) Thomas, to whom his parents gave Great Rownall and Little Rownall in Staffordshire. This Sir Thomas was Sheriff of Cheshire 1268. He died in the beginning of the reign of [KING] EDWARD THE FIRST [i.e. after 1307]. He probably d.s.p.
3.) Robert, m. Agnes, dau. of William de Mere. His mother gave them Great Rownall and Little Rownall in Staffordshire.
4.) Margaret, m. William, son & heir of Roger Venables of Kinderton.
5.) Katherine, m. John, son of Vrian de Sancto Petro.
"Leyester's Historical Antiquities", pp. 248-260, published 1673 as found in Gilbert Cope's "Genealogy of the Dutton Family of Pennsylvania", published 1871.
Sir Thomas Dutton, of Dutton, Brother and Heir to Hugh, lived Anno Domini 1249, 33 Hen. 3, and 1268, 53 Hen. 3. He purchased Clatterwigge, a Hamlet in Little Legh juxta Barterton, from Hugh de Clatterwigge, about 1244, 29 Hen. 3. He built the chappel at the Manor-house of Dutton, towards the end of Henry the Third's Reign.
He married Philippa, Daughter and Heir of Vivian do Sandon, or Standon, by whom he had lands in Staffordshire; and had issue, Hugh Dutton, Son and Heir; Thomas, another son, to whom his, father gave Great Rownall and Little Rownall in Staffordshire, by the consent of Philippa, his wife. But I conceive this younger son Thomas died without issue, because I find Philippa in her Widowhood granting these two Manors of Rownall to Sir Robert Dutton her other son, and to Agnes, his wife, daughter of William de Mere, in Staffordshire: Margaret, a daughter, married William Venables, son and heir of Roger Venables, of Kinderton, 38 Hen. 3, 1253. And Katharine married John, son of Vrian de Sancto Petro. So I find it in an old Pedegree.
This Sir Thomas was Sheriff of Cheshire 1268, 53 Hen. 3. He died in the beginning or the Reign of Edward the First.
Philippa was living a widow 1290 and 1294.
His older brother, Hugh, died childless, so Thomas became heir to the Dutton estates. He purchased Clatterwigge, a Hamlet in Little Legh. . . he built the Chappel at the Manor-house of Dutton toward the end of [KING] HENRY THE THIRD's reign [i.e. before 1272]. Children of Thomas and PHILIPPA:
1.) HUGH, the heir.
2.) Thomas, to whom his parents gave Great Rownall and Little Rownall in Staffordshire. This Sir Thomas was Sheriff of Cheshire 1268. He died in the beginning of the reign of [KING] EDWARD THE FIRST [i.e. after 1307]. He probably d.s.p.
3.) Robert, m. Agnes, dau. of William de Mere. His mother gave them Great Rownall and Little Rownall in Staffordshire.
4.) Margaret, m. William, son & heir of Roger Venables of Kinderton.
5.) Katherine, m. John, son of Vrian de Sancto Petro.
"Leyester's Historical Antiquities", pp. 248-260, published 1673 as found in Gilbert Cope's "Genealogy of the Dutton Family of Pennsylvania", published 1871.
Sir Thomas Dutton, of Dutton, Brother and Heir to Hugh, lived Anno Domini 1249, 33 Hen. 3, and 1268, 53 Hen. 3. He purchased Clatterwigge, a Hamlet in Little Legh juxta Barterton, from Hugh de Clatterwigge, about 1244, 29 Hen. 3. He built the chappel at the Manor-house of Dutton, towards the end of Henry the Third's Reign.
He married Philippa, Daughter and Heir of Vivian do Sandon, or Standon, by whom he had lands in Staffordshire; and had issue, Hugh Dutton, Son and Heir; Thomas, another son, to whom his, father gave Great Rownall and Little Rownall in Staffordshire, by the consent of Philippa, his wife. But I conceive this younger son Thomas died without issue, because I find Philippa in her Widowhood granting these two Manors of Rownall to Sir Robert Dutton her other son, and to Agnes, his wife, daughter of William de Mere, in Staffordshire: Margaret, a daughter, married William Venables, son and heir of Roger Venables, of Kinderton, 38 Hen. 3, 1253. And Katharine married John, son of Vrian de Sancto Petro. So I find it in an old Pedegree.
This Sir Thomas was Sheriff of Cheshire 1268, 53 Hen. 3. He died in the beginning or the Reign of Edward the First.
Philippa was living a widow 1290 and 1294.