Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Birth1243, Debden, Uttlesford District, Essex, England137334
Memo/1313
Burialaft 20 Feb 1314, Walden Abbey, Saffron Walden, Uttlesford District, Essex, England137339
Alias/AKAEleanor de Bohun137340
FatherSir Humphrey VI Bohun (~1220-1265)
MotherEleanor De Braose (1230-1251)
Research
Humphrey De Bohun & Maud De Lusignan ch: Eleanor de Bohun + Robert De Ferrers83993 (Her father & mother? or is she the d/o Humphrey VI Bohun & Eleanor De Braose?)
Spouses
1Robert De Ferrers 
121009,137327,137328,137329,137341,54916,137342,137343,137344,137345,137331,137332,137346,137347,137348
121009,137327,137328,137329,137341,54916,137342,137343,137344,137345,137331,137332,137346,137347,137348Birth1239, Tutbury, East Staffordshire Borough, Staffordshire, England137349,137350,137351,137352,137353,137354
Memo1240?
MemoApr 1279?
Burialaft 20 Nov 1279, St Thomas Priory, Stafford, Stafford Borough, Staffordshire, England137362,137363
FatherSir William De Ferrers (1193-1254)
MotherMargaret De Quincy (ca1222-<1280)
Misc. Notes
Pg 76 Line 102, 4. Robert de Ferrers, Earl of Derby17385
Pg 203 Chap 2, 26. Robert de Ferrers, Earl of Derby, “having taken part in the baronial rising against Henry III, was deprived of his lands,” which were given to the King’s son, Edmund, Earl of Lancaster.17386
Pg 70 Robert De Ferrers, Earl of Derby. On 28 Jun 1266, the castles and lands, and on 12 Jul 1266, the honour of Derby, forfeited by Robert de Ferrers, formerly Earl of Derby, the King’s enemy and rebel, was granted to Edmund Plantagenet, “Crouchback,” s/o Henry III. (2) IV, 198-20254948
Vol 06 Image115of124 Pg 1250 Ferrers, Robert de, Earl of Derby or Ferrers17387
Vol 22 Image437of1511 Pg 429 Robert Ferrers, earl of Derby or Ferrers
Pg 52 Ferrers: 9. William De Ferrers & Margaret de Quincy had: Robert, eighth & last Earl of this family54949
Pg 99 Robert de Ferrers, Earl of Derby17798
Pg 203 Chap 2, 26. Robert de Ferrers, Earl of Derby, “having taken part in the baronial rising against Henry III, was deprived of his lands,” which were given to the King’s son, Edmund, Earl of Lancaster.17386
Pg 70 Robert De Ferrers, Earl of Derby. On 28 Jun 1266, the castles and lands, and on 12 Jul 1266, the honour of Derby, forfeited by Robert de Ferrers, formerly Earl of Derby, the King’s enemy and rebel, was granted to Edmund Plantagenet, “Crouchback,” s/o Henry III. (2) IV, 198-20254948
Vol 06 Image115of124 Pg 1250 Ferrers, Robert de, Earl of Derby or Ferrers17387
Vol 22 Image437of1511 Pg 429 Robert Ferrers, earl of Derby or Ferrers
Pg 52 Ferrers: 9. William De Ferrers & Margaret de Quincy had: Robert, eighth & last Earl of this family54949
Pg 99 Robert de Ferrers, Earl of Derby17798
Research
Dictionary of National Biography 1921-2217387
Image429 Vol 22 Pg429 Ferrers, Robert Marr one of Henry III’s Poitevin relatives 1249 (Who?)
Image1250 Pg1250 Ferrers, Robert de: When quite a child his father arranged with Henry III for his marriage with Isabella, one of the daughters of the eldest of the king’s half-brothers, Hugh XI of Lusignan, count of La Marche (Vincent, Discoverie of Errours in Brooke’s Catalogue of Nobility, p.208, from Close Rolls of 33 H. III, i.e. 1248-9) (His wife Isabella? listed elsewhere in Reunion)
Image429 Vol 22 Pg429 Ferrers, Robert Marr one of Henry III’s Poitevin relatives 1249 (Who?)
Image1250 Pg1250 Ferrers, Robert de: When quite a child his father arranged with Henry III for his marriage with Isabella, one of the daughters of the eldest of the king’s half-brothers, Hugh XI of Lusignan, count of La Marche (Vincent, Discoverie of Errours in Brooke’s Catalogue of Nobility, p.208, from Close Rolls of 33 H. III, i.e. 1248-9) (His wife Isabella? listed elsewhere in Reunion)