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Theobald II., his only surviving son—John, the eldest, had died in Ireland during his lifetime—was the second and last Lord Verdon, and Justiciar of Ireland in 1312. He was twice married; first, to Maud, daughter of Edmund Lord Mortimer of Wigmore, by whom he had two sons that died young, and three daughters; and secondly, to one of the co-heirs of the great Honour of Clare, Elizabeth, third daughter of Gilbert Earl of Gloucester by Joan of Acres, daughter of Edward I., and widow of John de Burgh, Earl of Ulster. This last marriage took place in 1315, and he died the year following at Alton Castle, in the thirty-fourth year of his age, leaving his wife, in Scriptural language, "great with child." The child proved a fourth daughter, and thus, for the second time, the name perished in the elder line, and the great fief of Verdon was split up among co-heiresses.

Joan

, who, as the eldest of these richly-dowered sisters, had the ancestral seat, Alton Castle, and the Staffordshire honour, married Lord Furnival, and died in childbed in 1334. Elizabeth, the second, had the castle and fief of Ewyas-Lacy in Herefordshire, with Stoke-upon-Terne in Shropshire, and married Bartholomew de Burghersh. Margery, the third, had another great Herefordshire estate, the honour and castle of Weobley, with Heath in Oxfordshire, and was three times married: first to William le Blund; secondly to Marcus Husee; and thirdly to John Crophull. The posthumous Isabel—to all appearance the most slenderly portioned of the four—had certain manors in Shropshire and Staffordshire, and was the wife of Lord Ferrers of Groby.

The following is a DIFFERENT profile:

JOAN de Furnivalle

daughter of WILLIAM de Furnivalle Lord Furnivalle & his Thomasine de Dagworth of Dagworth, Suffolk née --- (1368-before 1401, bur Worksop Priory).

From Medlands:

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She succeeded as Baroness Furnivalle, suo iuris. She married as first wife Thomas second son of John Neville.

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Joan De VERDON (AFN: 9GWZ-78) Pedigree

Sex: F Family

Event(s)

Birth: Abt 1300

<Of, Alton, , England>

Parents

Marriage(s)

Spouse: Thomas FURNIVAL (AFN: 9GWZ-63) Family

Marriage: 24 Feb 1317/1318 www.celtic-casimir.com

Joan DE VERDUN Heiress of Alton

Born: Between 9 Aug 1303 and 11 Aug 1303, Wootton, Stanton Lacy, Shropshire, England

Married (1): 28 Apr 1317

Married (2): 24 Feb 1318

Died: 2 Oct 1334, Alton Castle, Cheadle, Staffordshire, England

Marriage Information: Joan married Sir John DE MONTAGU, son of William DE MONTAGU 2nd Lord Montecute and Elizabeth DE MONTFORT, on 28 Apr 1317 . (Sir John DE MONTAGU was born about 1299 in Cassington, Oxfordshire, England and died before 14 Aug 1317 in s.p. & v.p..)

Marriage Information: Joan also married Sir Thomas DE FURNIVAL 2nd Baron de Furnival, son of Sir Thomas DE FURNIVAL 1st Baron Furnival and Joan LE DESPENSER, on 24 Feb 1318 . (Sir Thomas DE FURNIVAL 2nd Baron de Furnival was born before 1292 in Worksop, Nottinghamshire, England , died bET 5 AND 14 OCT 1339 in Sheffield, West Riding Yorkshire, England and was buried on 29 May 1340 in Beauchief Abbey, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England.)

References

1. Otway-Ruthven, A. J. “The Partition of the De Verdon Lands in Ireland in 1332.” Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy. Section C: Archaeology, Celtic Studies, History, Linguistics, Literature 66 (1967): 401–55. http://www.jstor.org/stable/25505141. Page 417.