Sir John Lovel, Sr, Knight, of Minster

"William Lovel (d. by 1170) was succeeded presumably by his son Waleran d'Ivry (d. c. 1177) and by Waleran's brother William Lovel (d. 1213), who, with his wife Isabel, held property in Minster Lovell in 1197. (fn. 10) The younger William's son John Lovel, a minor in 1213, briefly forfeited his lands in 1216 and 1223 and died in 1252, when his widow Katherine received a third in dower; the rest passed to their son John (d. 1287), knighted by 1265. (fn. 11) Following John's death the manor passed through the male line to John (d. 1310), 1st Lord Lovel, to John (d. 1314), 2nd Lord Lovel, and to his posthumous son John (d. 1347), whose lands remained in the king's wardship until 1333. (fn. 12)" [https://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/oxon/vol15/pp184-192]