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31 de mai. de 2024 · Birthdate: circa 1135. Birthplace: Yielden, Bedford, Bedfordshire, England. Death: Immediate Family: Daughter of Geoffrey II de Trailly (1110-1185), Lord of Eaton and Mary de Trailly (b. 1115) Wife of Hugh, 1st Baron de Beauchamp.
- Hugh de Beauchamp, "Crusader" (c.1140 - 1187) - Genealogy
Philippa donated the land of her maritagium in Southill and...
- Phillipa De Beauchamp (1344 - 1386) - Genealogy - Geni.com
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- Hugh de Beauchamp, "Crusader" (c.1140 - 1187) - Genealogy
30 de mai. de 2024 · Sir Guy de Beauchamp, eldest son of Thomas Earl of Warwick, died possessed of it, and Cressingham-Parva, with the advowsons of the abbeys of Shouldham and Westacre, and the church of Necton; the Lady Philippa, his wife, a daughter Catherine, aged 7 years, and Elizabeth, aged 1 year, surviving him.
Há 4 dias · An unedited charter of the cartulary of St. Neots in Hungtingdonshire records his wife Philippa de Trailly making a pious benefaction at the time when her husband Hugh de Bello [Campo] had undertaken the journey to Jerusalem.
Há 3 dias · In 1291 Ralph de Beauchamp granted a messuage, land and rent to a chaplain in St. Mary's Chapel, Eaton. This grant was enlarged and confirmed by his successor Roger de Beauchamp in 1331, and again five years later.
Há 3 dias · An estate in Drayton, afterwards called DRAYTON BEAUCHAMP MANOR, was held in the reign of King Edward in two parts of 1½ hides and 1½ hides and two-thirds of a virgate by a widow, a tenant of Brictric, and by Wiga, a man of King Edward.
