Sarah de Hornacote

Notes:

Sarah de Hornacote was the daughter and co-heir and eventually heir to Margery her niece, Assize Roll 30 Edw I. (1302)

Events:

1. Alt. Birth; 1214, Hertland, Devonshire, England.

Marriage Information:

Sarah married Roger CARMYNOWE, son of Robert DE CARMYNOWE and Unknown. (Roger CARMYNOWE was born in 1214 in Tresolyth, Cornwall.)

Marriage Information:

Sarah also married Sir Geoffrey DE DINHAM of Hartland, son of Oliver DE DINHAM & Hartland and Elizabeth. (Sir Geoffrey DE DINHAM of Hartland was born in 1200 in Hertland, Devonshire, England and died before 26 Dec 1258 in Buckland Dinham, Somerset, England 2409,2410.

Spouses/Children:
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The Carminowe Family

Roger Carminowe married Sara Hornicote, daughter and co-heir of Gervas de Tintagel or de Hornicote. Henry II granted the whole County of Cornwall to Henry Fitzcount who granted Tintagel (the traditional birthplace of King Arthur) and Hornicote to Gervas, who left them in 1208 to Robert Tintagel. King John, who had confirmed all the Fitzcount grants in fee in 1215-16, in 1220 ordered their resumption into the King's hands, except the lands of Robert de Tintagel. According to tradition Tristram and Isolde were buried at Tintagel.

1st Husband: Roger CARMYNOWE

• Daughter: Lady Maude CARMINOWE+
• Son: Sir Roger DE CARMINOW Lord of Trelowith+

2nd Husband: Sir Geoffrey DE DINHAM of Hartland

References

• Carminow pedigree, Vivian p. 72 < image >
• http://fam.eastmill.com/f454.htm#f77916
• History of Tintagel Castle
• Mark Page, "Cornwall, Earl Richard, and the Baron's War", English Historical Review, Feb 2000.