Sir Richard de Vernon II 1210–1270 – Whos Your Daddy? Wikigenealogy

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Sir Richard de Vernon II, 1210–1270 (aged 60 years)

Name

Sir Richard de Vernon II

Name: Sir Richard /de Vernon II/
Name prefix: Sir
Given names: Richard
Surname prefix: de
Surname: Vernon II

Sex Male

Date differences

Family with parents
father	Links Birth: about 1190 35 35 — Shipbrook, Cheshire, England Marriage: Death: 1235 — Shipbrook, Cheshire, England Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Margaret de Stockport Sir Richard de Vernon II Walter de Vernon of Lostock Sir William de Vernon of Haddon 1190–1235 Birth: about 1190 35 35 — Shipbrook, Cheshire, England Death: 1235 — Shipbrook, Cheshire, England
mother	Links Birth: about 1195 35 30 — Stockport, Cheshire, England Marriage: Death: Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Sir William de Vernon of Haddon Sir Richard de Vernon II Walter de Vernon of Lostock Margaret de Stockport 1195–… Birth: about 1195 35 30 — Stockport, Cheshire, England Death:
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himself	Links Birth: before 1210 20 15 Marriage: Death: before 1270 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Helewise de Gernon Sir Richard de Vernon II 1210–1270 Birth: before 1210 20 15 Death: before 1270
7 years younger brother	Links Birth: before 1216 26 21 Death: about 1286 — Lostock, Cheshire, England Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Walter de Vernon of Lostock 1216–1286 Birth: before 1216 26 21 Death: about 1286 — Lostock, Cheshire, England

Family with Helewise de Gernon
himself	Links Birth: before 1210 20 15 Marriage: Death: before 1270 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Helewise de Gernon Sir Richard de Vernon II 1210–1270 Birth: before 1210 20 15 Death: before 1270
wife	Links Birth: Marriage: Death: before 1270 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Sir Richard de Vernon II Helewise de Gernon …–1270 Birth: Death: before 1270
Marriage	Marriage — —

Events of close relatives
Birth	before 1210 20 15
Marriage	Helewise de Gernon — View this family yes
Birth of a brother	Walter de Vernon of Lostock before 1216
Death of a father	Sir William de Vernon of Haddon 1235 Shipbrook, Cheshire, England
Death of a maternal grandfather	Sir Robert de Stockport I Baron of Stockport about 1239 Stockport, Cheshire, England
Death of a wife	Helewise de Gernon before 1270
Death of a mother	Margaret de Stockport
Death	before 1270 (aged 60 years)
Last change	17 July 2023 – 10:27:05 Author of last change: 7mikefh

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Note	Birth bef 1210 Eldest son and heir; parents married before 1206 given that his grandfather Robert de Stockport, who granted them lands, was dead by then. Occupation 1249 Chief Justice of Cheshire Property 1250 • Haddon, Derbyshire Survey of the honour made in 1250 records Richard de Vernon holding Haddon and Baslow at a value of £20 a year. Occupation 9 May 1253 • Castleton, Derbyshire The king has committed to Richard de Vernun the custody of the castle and vill of the Peak with appurtenances for as long as it pleases the king. Order to all the tenants of the honour of the Peak to be intendant and respondent to Richard as king’s bailiff. Property 1254-1256 • Harlaston, Staffordshire Lord of Harlaston; chief lord was Earl of Derby. Occupation 1264 Baronial Keeper of Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Enemy of the King Aug 1265 After the Battle of Evesham; around this time his nephew by marriage Gilbert le Franceys was a witness to his good behaviour. Property 17 Oct 1265 • Haddon, Derbyshire King Henry III gave to Eleanor of Castile, Queen consort of Edward, the manor of Haddon, lately belonging to Richard de Vernon - rebel (Patent Roll of 49th Henry III [1265]) Banished abt 1265 Banished temp. Hen III Military 1265 • Derbyshire Retuned on a list of rebels in Leicestershire to King Henry III as having held Peak Castle for Henry de Montfort; his estate was thereafter seized by the King. Property 1268 • Marple, Cheshire Apparently still held Marple after his Haddon estate had been seized by the King for disloyalty in 1265 - "Richard de Vernon, Lord Merpel, was readmitted to the King's grade for good behaviour" Children One source suggests he had a son Richard who he intended to marry his niece Hawise, who went on to marry Gilbert le Franceys. If he had any children, they had died before 1270 when his widow Helewise's heir was her sister Ada le Furnival

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Note

Birth
bef 1210
Eldest son and heir; parents married before 1206 given that his grandfather Robert de Stockport, who granted them lands, was dead by then.

Occupation
1249
Chief Justice of Cheshire

Property
1250 • Haddon, Derbyshire
Survey of the honour made in 1250 records Richard de Vernon holding Haddon and Baslow at a value of £20 a year.

Occupation
9 May 1253 • Castleton, Derbyshire
The king has committed to Richard de Vernun the custody of the castle and vill of the Peak with appurtenances for as long as it pleases the king. Order to all the tenants of the honour of the Peak to be intendant and respondent to Richard as king’s bailiff.

Property
1254-1256 • Harlaston, Staffordshire
Lord of Harlaston; chief lord was Earl of Derby.

Occupation
1264
Baronial Keeper of Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire

Enemy of the King
Aug 1265
After the Battle of Evesham; around this time his nephew by marriage Gilbert le Franceys was a witness to his good behaviour.

Property
17 Oct 1265 • Haddon, Derbyshire
King Henry III gave to Eleanor of Castile, Queen consort of Edward, the manor of Haddon, lately belonging to Richard de Vernon - rebel (Patent Roll of 49th Henry III [1265])

Banished
abt 1265
Banished temp. Hen III

Military
1265 • Derbyshire
Retuned on a list of rebels in Leicestershire to King Henry III as having held Peak Castle for Henry de Montfort; his estate was thereafter seized by the King.

Property
1268 • Marple, Cheshire
Apparently still held Marple after his Haddon estate had been seized by the King for disloyalty in 1265 - "Richard de Vernon, Lord Merpel, was readmitted to the King's grade for good behaviour"

Children
One source suggests he had a son Richard who he intended to marry his niece Hawise, who went on to marry Gilbert le Franceys. If he had any children, they had died before 1270 when his widow Helewise's heir was her sister Ada le Furnival