unknown de Whitney

2. Sir Eustace de Whitney, Lord of Pencombe, Little Cowarn and Whitney 1 (Robert de (Sir)1) was born about 1256 in Whitney, Herefordshire, England and died between 1301 and 1306. Other names for Eustace were Sir Eustace [II] de Whytene and Eustacius de Wytteneye.

Research Notes: From Whitney Research Group - http://wiki.whitneygen.org/wrg/index.php/Family:Whitney,_Eustace_de...):

Sir Eustace de Whitney (Robert , ...), son of Robert de Whitney ,[1] was born sometime about 1256 or earlier, perhaps at Whitney, Herefordshire,[2] and died after 1301 and probably before 1306.[3]

Nothing is known of his wife.

In 1277 Eustacius de Whytene presented John de Chaundos to the church of Pencombe.[4]

On 8 Dec 12 Edward I (1283) at Leominster, the following was issued "Grant to Eustace de Whyteneye, and his heirs, of free warren in all his demesne lands in Penecumbe, Whyteneye and Caldewell, Hereford."[5]

He was of Whitney, etc., Knight. About 1280 gave deed to monastery of St. Peter in Gloucester , referring to and confirming deed of his ancestors above mentioned. Lord of Pencombe, Little Cowarn, and Whitney in 1281. Granted Free Warren by Edward I. in 1284. Summoned to military service beyond the seas in 1297. Tenant of a part of the Manor of Huntington in 1299. Summoned to the Scotch War in 1301. Possibly grandson instead of son of Sir Robert.[6]

Eustace married someone.

His child was:

• + 3 M    i. Sir Eustace de Whitney 1 was born about 1287 in Whitney, Herefordshire, England and died about 1352 in Whitney, Herefordshire, England about age 65.

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