Richard DE SWINBURNE

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• Name: Richard DE SWINBURNE
• Name: Richard of East Swinburne

Richard married Hodierna in 1209 in Swinburn, Chollerton, Northumberland, England. Hodierna was born in 1189 in Chollerton, Northumberland, England, United Kingdom; died in 1210 in Northumberland, England, United Kingdom. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Title: ; Sir Knight
• Occupation: ; Sheriff of Northumberland
• TitleOfNobility: 1257; Lord of West Swinburn

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Name: John de SWINBURNE , Sir
Sex: M
Birth: ABT 1225 in Little Swinburne, Hexam, Northumberland, England
Death: BEF 1313
Burial: 1313 Church of Chollerton, Northumberland, England

Father: Richard de SWINBURNE b: ABT 1185 in Little Swinburne, Hexam, Northumberland, England

Marriage 1 Avicia (Anicia) b: ABT 1235
Children
Has Children Adam de SWINBURNE , Sir b: ABT 1260 in Little Swinburne, Hexam, Northumberland, England

On 14 November 1313, Richard de Kellaw, bishop of Durham, granted an indulgence for forty days for the souls of Sir John de Swinburn, knight, and Avicia, his wife, who are buried in the parish church of Chollerton. (Source: Hodgson, John Crawford. A History of Northumberland. Vol. 4: Hexhamshire. Part 2. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1897. 306.)

John married Avicia DE UMFREVILLE in 1232 in Capheaton, Kirk Whelpington, Northumberland, England. Avicia was born in 1215 in Chollerton, Northumberland, England; died before 1313 in Chollerton, Northumberland, England; was buried before 1313 in Chollerton, Northumberland, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Name: Baron Swyneburne
• Residence: ; of Capheaton, later of Cullerton
• Religion: 1264; Rector of Whitfield
• Residence: 1274, Capheaton, Northumberland, England; bought the manor of Great Heton from Thomas de Fenwick, which he later settled on his brother William

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Adam de Swynburn (Swynburne)

Adam Swinburne was born about 1258 at Hexham, Northumberland, England.

Adam was the son of John de Swinburne and his wife, Anicia.

Adam was dead before 5 September, 12 Edward II [1318].

Marriages
He married first to Margery, by whom came the manor of Lanerton near Bramton in Cumberland.

He married second to Idonea, daughter of Henry Graham, by whom came the manor of Simunburn.

Children By Margery:
1.) Christiana de Swynburn, married John de Widdrington.

2.) Elizabeth de Swinburne, married Roger Heron of Ford and Crookham, Knt.

By Idonea:
1.) Barnaba, born circa 1292, aged 34 on 11 November 1326;

2.) Henry, born 1296-7, aged 21 or 22 and heir to his father in 1318, not his father's heir in 1326 so presumably dead by then without any surviving children.

A Writ regarding Adam de Swynburne was issued on 5 September, 12 Edward II, after which Inquisitions held the same year in Northumberland and Cumberland found that Henry his son, aged 21 or 22 was his son and heir.

Eight years later, on 12 December, 20 Edward II [1326], a second Writ was issued regarding Adam de Swynburn alias de Swynburne, and the subsequent Inquisitions held that year found that Adam's heirs were: his daughter, Barnaba, aged 34 on the feast of St Martin in the Winter [11 November] last; Gerard de Woderyngton, aged 24 on the feast of St Michael [29 September] last, son of Adam's daughter, Christiana; and William Heron, aged 22 on the feast of St Andrew last [30 November], son of Adam's daughter, Elizabeth.

Adam held property in:

Cumberland:
* Bothcastel, the manor held of Ranulph de Dacre, lord of Gillesland, and his wife, Margaret de Multon, as of the inheritance of Margaret, as of the manor of Burgh, which had been partly destroyed by the Scots;

* the manor of Lunorton (Lanerton) also held of Ranulph de Dakre and Margaret his wife;

* the manor of Irchinton (Irthinton);

Northumberland, many of these properties were destroyed by the Scots-
* held of the king in chief:
* a burgage in Newcastle upon Tyne;
* as of the manor of Werk/Wark in Tyndale: the manors of Haulghton; Symundburn with tenements in Nunwik; Eight shielings in Huntland; 10 bondages in Thurlewall;
* as of the manor of Terseth: the manor of Espeleywod including 16 shielings, which was of John Comyn; Lusburn in Tyndale;
* as of the manor of Thornton: a bondage in Staincroft, which was of John Comyn;
* held of Thomas de Swynburn, lord of Gunwarton: the manor of Swynburn;
* held of Roger Heron (?): six bondages at Collewell;
* held of the manor of Henneshalgh: a shieling in Bradley;
* held of Adam de Shutlington: two bondages in Shutlington;
* held of John de Lancastre as of the manor of Styford: two bondages in Neuton; 100 acres of land in Shotley;
* held of Anthony de Luscy as of the manor of Langeley: the hamlet of Moryly;

Adam married Margaret DE GRAHAM in 1259 in Swinburn, Chollerton, Northumberland, England. Margaret (daughter of Sir Henry DE GRAHAM OF ABERCON - BARON OF DALKEITH and Countess Idonea DE AVENEL, of Dalkeith) was born in 1242 in Northumberland, England; died in 1284 in Northumberland, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Adam married Idonea DE GRAHAM in 1265 in Chollerton, Northumberland, England. Idonea (daughter of Sir Henry DE GRAHAM OF ABERCON - BARON OF DALKEITH and Countess Idonea DE AVENEL, of Dalkeith) was born in 1237 in Dalkeith, Midlothian, Scotland; died before 1326 in Northumberland, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Name: Elizabeth DE SWYNBURN

Family/Spouse: Roger DE H?RON. Roger (son of William HERON and Christian DE NOTTON) was born about 1260 in Ford, Northumberland, England; died on 15 Mar 1333 in Ford, Northumberland, England; was buried after 15 Mar 1333 in St. Aidan's Church, Bamburgh, Northumberland, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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