Sir Bartholomew de Foliot, (II)

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Sir Bartholomew II FOLIOT, Knt. [3611] Born: Abt 1170, Waterstock, Oxfordshire, England Marriage: Unknown Died: After 1252, , , England bullet Another name for Bartholomew was FOLIOTH, FOLLIOT, DE FOLIOT.

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Source <https://familysearch.org/tree/#view=ancestor&person=9CZK-JBH>: "Bartholomew II Foliot Sir Birth of,Waterstock Manor,Oxfordshire,England Death Aft 1252 Father Bartholomew Foliot I 1120-1175 Child William Foliot 1215-1274"

Source <Memorials of the Danvers family (of Dauntsey and Culworth)> Par F.N. Macnamara: "... In the year 1225, as we learn from the list, already often quoted, of the Bishop of Lincoln's tenants, Bartholomew Foliot had a fief in Waterstoke, and we find him in a fine of 3 Henry III. concerning lands in that place. In the year 1235 he presents John de Hadenham to the rectory of Waterstoke ; and in the year 1241 re-presents the same John, and this is the last notice that we have of him. His successor at Waterstoke, and probably his son, was Sir William Foliot, who presented to Waterstoke Church in the year 1267. And this Sir William had a wife, Agnes, sons, John and Philip, and a daughter, Katherine. Katherine carried the manor of Waterstoke and the advowson of the church to the Bruley family by her marriage with Sir Henry Bruley. ..."

Source <http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=63779>: "Waterstock ... As one of them was Robert de Chesney, Bishop of Lincoln (1148'9666), it is not unlikely that Bishop Robert enfeoffed the Foliots with Waterstock. Bartholomew Foliot, a knight, and known to have had a tenant there in 1218, was certainly in possession of the manor in 1235 or 1236, when he presented to the church, and perhaps as late as 1250. He had been succeeded by Sir William Foliot, probably by 1255 and at latest by 1268. The latter was dead by 1276 when his widow Agnes latter was dead by 1276 when his widow Agnes claimed a house and ½-virgate in Waterstock as her dower. William Foliot's heir was Katherine, his daughter apparently by his first wife, who carried the estate to the Bruley family through her marriage with Sir Henry Bruley, knight of the shire for Oxfordshire in 1297. ..."