Elizabeth Eure

Elizabeth Mallory

• Gender: Female
• Birth: between 1400 and 1401
• Death: before 1482 - Bradley Manor, County Durham, England
• Daughter of Sir Thomas Mallory, Kt. and Joan Talbot
• Wife of Robert Eure, Esq., of Bradley and Kimblesworth

Age "11 years and more" at her grandmother Alice de Driby's IPM 17 Nov 1412, implies a birth date c. 1400-1401.

Children

1. Elizabeth Eure, b 1426, d. fr 13 Mar 1481/82 - 14 Mar 1481/82. m 1) William Bulmer 2) James Strangways
2. Robert Eure, b abt 1432, m Ellen Ingleby

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Biography

From “Did Elizabeth Eure marry thrice?” (Discussion at SGM, Oct 15, 2015)
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RALPH EURE, Knt., of Witton (in Weardale), Durham, married KATHERINE ATON (desc. King William the Conqueror) [see EURE 8].

9. ROBERT EURE, Esq., of Bradley and Kimblesworth, Durham, Sheriff and Escheator of Durham and Sadberge, 1420-36, and, in right of his wife, of Breedon, Leicestershire, younger son.

He married before 1422 ELIZABETH MALLORY, daughter of Thomas Mallory, Knt., by Joan, daughter and heiress of Thomas Talbot. She was born about 1401 (aged 11 in 1412).

They had one son, Robert, Esq., and one daughter, Elizabeth.

In 1422 William Eure, Knt., Robert Eure, Esq., and William Paxton, clerk, executor of Ralph Eure, Knt. sued Nicholas Trase, of New Malton, Yorkshire, tanner, and another in the Court of Common Pleas regarding a debt of £20. In 1432 he was granted a license to fortify his manor of Bradley, Durham. Robert Eure, Esq., of Bradley, Durham and his son and heir, Robert, acting as feoffees of William Bulmer, Knt., presented to the church of Bulmer, Yorkshire 24 July 1468.

ROBERT EURE, Esq., died 3 Feb. 1480. In the period, 1480-83, Ralph Constable and Anne his wife, William Constable and Isabel his wife, and Henry Thwaytes and Ellen his wife, daughters of Robert, son of Elizabeth Ivers [Eure], sued Ralph Ivers in Chancery regarding the detention of deeds relating to the manor of Breedon, Leicestershire.

Notes

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Talbot-10

"She [Joan Talbot] evidently married (1st) c.1388 to Richard son of Robert de Swillington. It that year her grandfather John Talbot made a settlement of lands, and she and her husband were included in the remainders [see first fine copied below]. My guess is that Joan was very young in 1388, at least 7, but more likely 12 or 13. Joan Talbot was still young enough to have 4 children by her 3rd marriage to Simon Leek, which marriage took place in 1405. My guess is that she was born c.1375."

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Eure-11

From 22 June 1999 SGM post of Paul Reed.

“As to the Evers/Eure descendants, Farnham (p. 18) cites de banco roll 807 for a suit involving Robert Evers, the elder, over land, etc., in Breedon. "Robert Evers comes and says that he long ago took to wife Elizabeth Malory and he and Elizabeth were seised, as in right of Elizabeth, of the said tenements, the reversion of which should descend to Robert, son of the said Robert and Elizabeth [dated Hilary 2 Edward IV (1463)]. The IPM of Robert Evere, taken at Leicester on 20 April 1480, found he died 3 Feb. 19 Edward IV, seised of Bredon by the courtesy of England after the death of Elizabeth, his wife. His granddaughters, Anne Constable, aged 17, Isabel Constable, aged 15 1/2, and Elena Thwaites, aged 13, are his next heirs, daughters of Robert Evere, deceased, son and heir of the said Robert Evere named in this writ." In understand some of these relationships are also covered in CP II: 418. From this and other sources I get the following line: 1. Robert Eure d. 3 Feb 1480 married Elizabeth Mallory 2. Robert Eure d. before 3 Feb 1480 3. (a)Anne Eure b. 1463 married Ralph Constable d. before 5 May 1498 (b)Isabel Eure b. 1464 married William Constable d. 1492 d.s.p. (c)Elena Eure b. 1467 married to ? Thwaites

References

• “Did Elizabeth Eure marry thrice?” (SGM, Oct 15, 2015, 5:57:03 AM, Kevin Barton et al] < GoogleGroups > Elizabeth (Mallory) Eure's parents were Sir Thomas Mallory (died before 1405) and his wife, Joan, daughter and heiress of Thomas Talbot (living 1377, died before 1388), by his wife, Elizabeth, daughter of James Belers/Bellers. … Elizabeth Mallory's mother, Joan Talbot, married (1st) Richard de Swillington (living 1388); (2nd) Thomas Mallory, Knt. (died before 1405); and (3rd) about Jan. 1405 Simon Leeke, Esq. (died c.1439), of Leake and Cotham, Nottinghamshire. Joan Talbot has many descendants by her 3rd marriage to Simon Leeke, Esq.
• https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Mallory-158 cites
• Cokayne, George Edward. The complete peerage of England, Scotland, Ireland, Great Britain, and the United Kingdom. 1910. Vol 2. Pg. 418. < Archive.Org > 6. Sir William Bulmer, of Wilton, tfc, s. and h., aged 20 and more at his father's death. He m. (cont. 28 Apr. 1431, to "wed afore Midsomer next commyng"),(^) Elizabeth, da. of Robert Eure, of Bradley, CO. Durham, by Elizabeth, said to have been da. and h. of R. Mallory. He d. in 1463. Admon. 14 Nov. 1463 to his widow. She d. 13 or 14 Mar. 148 1/2. C*)
• Great Britain. Annual Report of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records. 1885. Pg. 190. < Archive.Org >
• https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C7449554
• http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/EURE.htm#Robert EURE1
• http://www.thepeerage.com/p18918.htm#i189177
• http://our-royal-titled-noble-and-commoner-ancestors.com/p2912.htm#...