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About Juliana De Freney
- 'The Victoria history of the county of Rutland (1908) Vol. 2
- http://www20.us.archive.org/details/victoriahistory02page
- http://www20.us.archive.org/stream/victoriahistory02page#page/238/m...
- Pg. 238
- The subtenant of Tolethorpe at the time of the Domesday Survey (1086) was Robert who, according to Blore, was ancestor of the Tolethorpe family. His son John had a son Robert living in 1166.38 Robert's son 'Thomas de 'Tolestorp' in 1196 paid scutage due from his overlord Ralph de Somery in Rutland.39 He married Juliana, daughter of William de Freney, and was dealing with lands in Tolethorpe in 1220'.40 Robert de 'Tollethorpe' his son married Alice, daughter of Robert L'Abbe, and in 1235 held a third part of a knight's fee in Rutland.41 In 1263 he obtained the right to a free fishery in the Gwash (Wesse) from Tolethorpe to the old bridge at Ryhall, from Hugh le Despenser.42 Thomas son of Robert de Tolethorpe married Maud, daughter of Brice Daneys, and held a knight's fee of Roger de Somery, in Tolethorpe in 1272,42 which William de Tolethorpe his son held in 1291.44
- William de Tolethorpe married Alice, daughter of Ralph de Normanville of Empingham, and was holding in 1303 and 1305.45 He had two daughters, Maud, wife of Nicholas de Burton of Stamford, and Elizabeth, wife of Giles de Erdington, and settled the manor of Tolethorpe before 1316 on Nicholas and Maud,46 ....
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Juliana De Freney's Timeline
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