Master Oliver de Tracy, Clerk

He was the son of Maud de Braose and Sir Henry de Tracy. He was born 1227 in Barnstaple, Devon, England. He was made the Archdeacon of Surrey on the 20th of January 1259, but was deprived by the pope of the position.

Origins

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Maud de Brewes married before May 1220 (date of lawsuit) Henry de Tracy, Knt., Baron of the Exchequer, Constable of Exeter Castle, Governor of Lundy Island, son and heir of Oliver de Tracy of Barnstaple, Devon, and Eve Fitz Warin.[1] They had four sons and one daughter:

1. Henry, living in 1263, predeceased his father and left no surviving issue[1]
2. Thomas, Knt., married Iseult de Cardinham before 1256 and had no issue; he was living in 1263, when his father gave him lands in Cornwall, but had died by 1268[1]
3. John, clerk, died about 1254[1][2]
4. [Master] Oliver, clerk, appointed in 1265 with his father as Wardens of the Devon sea shore[1][2]
5. Eve, predeceased her father, wife of Guy de Bryan and mother of Maud[1]