Sir Henry de Drayton (de Vere) - Henry and Richard

Richard's surname is listed as de Vere...where are you seeing Wever?

His surname may be listed as de Vere, but he is clearly meant to be Richard de Wever. He is listed as forester of Mondrum, a possession exclusively held by those who share the namesake of three families, of which Vere is not included (Wever is) and the source they use on Henry de Drayton
[de Vere]'s profile (https://books.google.co.nz/books?id=7kEjAQAAMAAJ&pg=PA113&l...) states both Richard and Henry's surnames as de Wever. The wikitree page that they seem to have gotten this information from lists descendants of Richard de Wever under Richard de Vere's profile (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Weever-7)

Of the many sources I have found and all of the sources they have credited, at least that I am aware of, Richard is never given the surname de Vere: all of them have his surname written as de Wever. This also goes for his father: the forester of Mondrum who was fined 5 pounds by Reginald de Gray, is written down as Henry, not de Drayton, nor de Vere: de Wever.

I am yet to find any proof that Sir Henry de Drayton and Henry de Wever, Forester of Mondrum are the same person.

To correct myself there were four families: Kingsley, Grosvernor, Wever, and Merton. (Just a side note.)

Also (https://www.hslc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/107-3-Husain.pdf) [link to page for my side note].

I am going to repost the first message.

Where is the proof of Richard de Wever being the son of Henry de Drayton? Richard's father was named Henry, but the only occupation detailed was Forester of Mondrum. Just ensuring that there is evidence so I can link this profile to the weaver family tree (descendants of Richard de Wever).

Yeah, I was asking for the proof that Richard de Wever; Forester of Mondrum, of which the profile is clearly based on, was the son of Henry de Vere. These links provide information on the drayton/ de vere family, but not proof that the person, Henry de Wever; Forester of Mondrum; one who was forced to pay a fine by Richard de Grey and who is clearly established as the father of Richard de Wever in the many documentations of the event, one of which I believe is even used as a source on this geni profile, and Henry de Drayton de Vere are the same person.

Literally on the site that you linked, it displays Baldwin as the lone child.

Yes, I have a link for him on my family tree. I'll merge them now.