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- {geni:about_me} '''Vital Statistics'''
* Son and heir of Thurstan de Montfort of Beaudesert according to Burke's Peerages.
> "Henry de Montfort, who, in the 2nd of Richard L, regained the manor of Welleshourne, in the county of Warwick, commonly called Wellesbourne-Montfort, whereof he had been dispossessed by King Henry IL. He was succeeded by (another) Thurston de Montfort."
* Another source gives Henry's birth as c 1145 and his death as c 1199.
* Yet another source has him married to Emma Corbuceo. Burke's Peerages says the identity of his wife is unknown.
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- !SOURCES:
1. A15 A30 Chart 99, Eng. Pub. A C vol. 12 p. 55, Warw 4, Warw. 6 vol 3, Banks Dormant & Extinct Baronies vol. 1 p. 376
2. nil sources: Eng. V, vol. 9 Complete Peerage, by Cokayne
3. Eng. P 1, Extinct and Dormant Peerage, by Burke
4. Eng. R 1879 ed. vol. 1 1875 ed (5th) Burkes Landed Gentry
5. Eng. 363 Noble and Gentle Families, by Foster
6. Eng. Z 4th ed. Collins Peerage
7. Eng. 269, Antiquities containing references to the Marmion, Montfort families
8. A15 A30 Stommate Robertson et Durdin, table 99, p. 262-63
- !SOURCES:
1. A15 A30 Chart 99, Eng. Pub. A C vol. 12 p. 55, Warw 4, Warw. 6 vol 3, Banks Dormant & Extinct Baronies vol. 1 p. 376
2. nil sources: Eng. V, vol. 9 Complete Peerage, by Cokayne
3. Eng. P 1, Extinct and Dormant Peerage, by Burke
4. Eng. R 1879 ed. vol. 1 1875 ed (5th) Burkes Landed Gentry
5. Eng. 363 Noble and Gentle Families, by Foster
6. Eng. Z 4th ed. Collins Peerage
7. Eng. 269, Antiquities containing references to the Marmion, Montfort families
8. A15 A30 Stommate Robertson et Durdin, table 99, p. 262-63
- !SOURCES:
1. A15 A30 Chart 99, Eng. Pub. A C vol. 12 p. 55, Warw 4, Warw. 6 vol 3, Banks Dormant & Extinct Baronies vol. 1 p. 376
2. nil sources: Eng. V, vol. 9 Complete Peerage, by Cokayne
3. Eng. P 1, Extinct and Dormant Peerage, by Burke
4. Eng. R 1879 ed. vol. 1 1875 ed (5th) Burkes Landed Gentry
5. Eng. 363 Noble and Gentle Families, by Foster
6. Eng. Z 4th ed. Collins Peerage
7. Eng. 269, Antiquities containing references to the Marmion, Montfort families
8. A15 A30 Stommate Robertson et Durdin, table 99, p. 262-63
- brother [elder brother Robert, dsp by Michaelmas 1185] and heir. He had succeeded his brother by Michaelmas 1185. He and Alice de Harecourt, his brother's widow, joined in making a grant of Charlcote which was confirmed by Richard I and John. He gave land in Beaudesert to Reinbald de Charlecote, the mill of Henley in Arden to the monks of Conches, who had a cell at Wootten Wawen (for the souls of his father Thurstan and his mother Juliane), and land and the mill of Beaudesert to his younger son Thurstan. He was dead in the spring of 1199, when his heir was in the King's hand, and his widow was summoned to Westminster to answer whether certain land in dispute was her marriage portion or not. [Complete Peerage IX:121-2, (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)]
In the 2nd Richard I [1191], regained the manor of Wellesbourne, co. Warwick, commonly called Wellesbourne-Montfort, whereof he had been dispossessed by King Henry II.
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