Amabilla de Monmouth of Monmouth

• Death of John son of John of Monmouth
• On 26 October, 1257, for the executors of John de Monmouth, because John Mansel treasurer of York and Robert Walerand have mainprised before the king, Henry III, for 200 marks to be paid to king, namely one moiety at next Christmas and the other moiety at Easter [next] following, by which the same and their co-executors of the testament of John of Monmouth, deceased, had made fine with the king for having free administration of the goods and moveable chattels [...] of the same deceased, so that the said 200 marks are to be allowed in the debts which the same deceased owed to the king. And concerning the remainder of the debts which the same deceased owed to the king, the king has taken [...]. Order to the queen and Edward the king's son, to permit the said executors to have free administration of the goods and moveable chattels formerly of the same deceased and formerly in the hand of the same queen.[5]
• Death of John son of John of Monmouth and Agnes de Muscegros An Inquisition taken in 9 Edward I [1281], at Gloucester, by the oath of Nicholas de Gamages, knight, Elias de Heydone, William Geraud and others of county Gloucester, found that John de Monemuth, who was hanged for felony, held the manors of Lassindon and Bolleye, in co Gloucester, of his mother, Agnes de Muscegros, 'and his sisters, Matilda de Muscegros, Joan and' 'Amabilla', who enfeoffed him.[1]
• Joan de Monmouth of Monmouth married Geoffrey Neville
• Amabilla de Monmouth of Monmouth married???
• Matilda de Muscegros of Monmouth married???
• Reference

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Monmouth-4