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ALIA: Richard de /Campo Arnulphi
The following was excerpted froma post to SGM, 30 Jan 1999, by RonnyBodine:
From: RBodine996 (rbodine996@aol.com)
Subject: CHAMPERNOUN OF MODBURY, DEVONSHIRE - PART 1 of 2
Newsgroups: soc.genealogy.medieval
Date: 1999/01/30
GENERATION 2
2. Sir RICHARD CHAMPERNOUN. Died shortly before 26 Nov 1338 when Bishop Grandisson recorded the testamentary probate of Lord Richard de Campo Arnulphi, Knight (Grandisson: 894). The will itself was not recorded in the register and is now lost. In 1285, by commandment of Edward I, Jamesde Okeston conveyed Modbury to him. On 13 Apr1315, a plea of covenant was summoned wherein James de Oxton acknowledged the manor and advows on of Brideford (Bridford) to be the right of Richard as by James's gift, to beheld by James for his life upon payment of a yearly rose, and after his death the manor and advows on would revertin its entirety to Richard (Devon Fines, 2: no. 1023). On 20 Jan 1315/6, James de Oxton and Ida, his wife,acknowledged the manor of Modbury and advows on and priory of Modbury to be the right of Henry de Lappeslode as by James' gift, that Henry granted the manor and advows on to James and Ida for their lives, and after their deaths, the manor and advowson shall remain in their entirety to Richard de Campo Arnulphi and his heirs (Devon Fines, 2: no. 1031).
On 25 Sept 1319 he received a grant, at the request of Edmund deWoodstock, the King's brother,for a weekly market on Tuesday at his manor of Inneswerk, co. Cornwall, and a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and morrow of St. Michael (Cal. Charter Rolls, 1300-1327, p. 415).Knight of the Shire for Devon Oct 1324 and Sept 1331 (Parliaments, pp.71,94). On 7 July 1324 he was a knight liable for military service against the Scots (RTDA, 71: 292, 294). On 28 Aug 1325, he was commissioned to pursue and arrest disturbers of the peace and on 28 Feb1326 was appointed a commissioner of the peace in co. Cornwall. On 20 Mar1326, he was appointed arrayer for co. Cornwall (Cal. Patent Rolls,1321-4, pp. 228, 285, 222). In 1332, he was holding lands in Brixton,Compton and Egg Buckland, Highampton, North Buckland, and Modbury (DevonLay Subsidy of 1332, p. 12, 15, 65, 81, 100). Holding Modbury of John deDynham, 20 June 1332 (CIPM, 7, p. 327).
On 1 June1334 he received license to crennelate Modbury Manor (Cal.Patent Rolls, 1330-34, p. 554) and on 1 Feb1335, he received a grant, ofspecial grace, of free warren in all their demense lands of Modbury, co.Devon and Inneswerk and Ledeweyn, co. Cornwall (Cal. Charter Rolls,1327-1341, p. 322).
By May 1316 (VCH, Somersetshire, 6: 92) he was married to ElizabethValletort, coheiress of Hugh de Valletort, of North Tawton, and widow of Richard Tremenet (DCNQ, 20: 294).
Children:
3. (Sir?) Richard Champernoun, m. Emeline Brankescombe.
4. John Champernoun.
5. Thomas Champernoun, m. Eleanor Rohant.
1284 |
1284
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Modbury, Devonshire, England
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1300 |
1300
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Devon, England, United Kingdom
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1310 |
1310
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Modbury, Devonshire, England
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1312 |
1312
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Of, Modbury, Devonshire, England
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1315 |
1315
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Modbury, Devon, England (United Kingdom)
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1316 |
1316
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Of, Modbury, Devonshire, England
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1338 |
1338
Age 54
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Modbury,Kingsbridge,Devon,England
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