Sir William de Marmion, Baron Marmion of Winteringham

Other Events and Attributes:

• Parents: Father: Robert de Marmion, the younger Mother: Avice de Tanfield
• Living: 1243; In 1243 he was under age and in the custody of William de Cauntelo.
• Land/House: say 1250; He received Budington and Northampton by right of his wife.
• Legal: 30 Apr 1251; On 30 April 1251 he quitclaimed to the Prioress of Fossee the advowson of the Church of Willingham, Lincolnshire.
• Knighted: 4 Jan 1251/52; On 4 January 1251/52 he was granted respite from knighthood until 2 February 1252/53, and then until the knighthood of Prince Edward.
• Land/House: 26 Apr 1254; On 26 April 1254, William and Lorette acknowledged that land in Messingham was the right of the Prior of Thornholme.
• Military: 1259; In 1259, he crossed the English Channel with the king to France.
• Military: 1264; He joined in the revolt that was the Second Barons' War (1264–1267),
• Second Marriage: say 1265; He married Sibilla, the widow of Robert de Mar(e)s of Mears Ashby.
• Offices Held: 1264/65; He was summoned to Parliament as a supporter of Simon de Montfort, as the Baron Marmion after the battle of Lawes.
• Legal: 1 Jul 1267; He was among those who made peace with the King on 1 July 1267.
• Land/House: 1268; In a deed of 1268 he appears as paying £12 yearly to Hugh de Mortimer for lands held of the latter in Winton and Berwick, Sussex.
• Last Full Review: 30 May 2021

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William married Lorette FitzRoy of Dover in 1248. Lorette (daughter of Richard FitzRoy and Rohese) died before 1265. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]