Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Misc. Notes
Vol 04 Image399of1408 Pg382 John de Burgh, Earl of Ulster17387
Vol 20 Image234of1403 Pg 218 John de Burgh, the heir of Ulster
Appendix Pg 1167 John De Burgh was killed at the siege of Stirling castle in 1313, leaving his three sisters his co-heiresses.85158 (Three sisters)
Vol 20 Image234of1403 Pg 218 John de Burgh, the heir of Ulster
Appendix Pg 1167 John De Burgh was killed at the siege of Stirling castle in 1313, leaving his three sisters his co-heiresses.85158 (Three sisters)
Spouses
1Elizabeth De Clare 
123718,123719,123720,123721,123722,121299,123723,123724,123725,123726,123727,123728,123729,123730,123731,123732,123733,115539,123734,123735,121311,123736,123737,123738,123739,123740,123741,123742,123743,123744,123745
123718,123719,123720,123721,123722,121299,123723,123724,123725,123726,123727,123728,123729,123730,123731,123732,123733,115539,123734,123735,121311,123736,123737,123738,123739,123740,123741,123742,123743,123744,123745Memo26 Sep? 1291?
Death4 Nov 1360, Ware, Hertfordshire, England123752,123753,123754,123755,123756,123757,123758,123759,123760
Memoaged 65
Memoburied with her 3rd husband, Roger d’Amory; Minoresses Convent Cemetery, Aldgate, London, England? Ware, Hertfordshire?
FatherSir Gilbert De Clare (1243-1295)
MotherJoan Plantagenet (1272-1307)
Misc. Notes
Pg 57 (Roger Damory) widow endowed University Hall, Cambridge, 8 Apr 133617384
Vol 4 Image393of1408 Pg 376 Elizabeth de Clare, founder of Clare College, Cambridge17387
University Hall had been founded in 1326 for the maintenance of fifteen scholars, but in 1336 its revenues were found to be insufficient, and Lady de Clare obtained various grants of ecclesiastical preferments for it and otherwise helped it so liberally that in 1346 it began to be called Clare Hall; and in 1359 Lady de Clare gave it formally as its founder a body of statues, which are dated from her residence at Bardfield in Essex.
Vol 20 Image234of1403 Pg 218 Elizabeth de Clare, the king’s niece, sister of the deceased Earl Gilbert of Gloucester & widow of John de Burgh, the heir of Ulster
Vol 22 Image250of1511 Pg 242 Elizabeth de Clare, became (1314) on the death of her brother Gilbert de Clare, tenth earl, Lady of Clare
Vol 4 Image393of1408 Pg 376 Elizabeth de Clare, founder of Clare College, Cambridge17387
University Hall had been founded in 1326 for the maintenance of fifteen scholars, but in 1336 its revenues were found to be insufficient, and Lady de Clare obtained various grants of ecclesiastical preferments for it and otherwise helped it so liberally that in 1346 it began to be called Clare Hall; and in 1359 Lady de Clare gave it formally as its founder a body of statues, which are dated from her residence at Bardfield in Essex.
Vol 20 Image234of1403 Pg 218 Elizabeth de Clare, the king’s niece, sister of the deceased Earl Gilbert of Gloucester & widow of John de Burgh, the heir of Ulster
Vol 22 Image250of1511 Pg 242 Elizabeth de Clare, became (1314) on the death of her brother Gilbert de Clare, tenth earl, Lady of Clare