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Source: ENGLISH NOBILITY MEDIEVAL 3/ENGLISH LORDS A - C

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ENGLISH NOBILITY MEDIEVAL 3/ENGLISH LORDS A - C

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B. BERKELEY (FITZHARDING) 1. EALDNOTH (-killed in battle Somerset 1068). Staller to King Edward the Confessor[567]. Florence of Worcester records that "Haroldi regis filii Godwinus, Eadmundus, Magnus" returned from Ireland and landed in Somerset where they were defeated,when "Eadnothus qui fuit Haroldi regis stallarius" was killed in the battle, in a passage which deals with events in mid-1068[568]. m ---. The name of Ealdnoth’s wife is not known. Ealdnoth & his wife had one child: a) HARDING (-6 Nov after 1100). William of Malmesbury records that "Ednodus" (whose death he describes as above) was "pater Herdingi qui adhuc superest"[569]. As William of Malmesbury records events until 1142, it is possible that Harding survived considerably later than 1100, although it is of course not known when precisely the passage just quoted was written. ["…Herding…" witnessed the charter dated 1067 under which William I King of England donated property to the bishop of Wells[570]. Thechronology suggests that it is unlikely that this entry relates to the same person named Harding.] m ---. The name of Harding’s wife is not known. Harding & his wife had seven children: i) NICHOLAS FitzHarding (-[1167/71]). The Red Book of the Exchequer records "Nicholaus filius Herding" with "ii et dimidium" knights’ fees in Somerset in [1160/61][571]. The Red Book of the Exchequer records "Nicholaus Herding" with "i et dimidium" knights’ fees "de feodo de Monte Acuto" in Somerset in [1167/68][572]. He died before [1171/72] when the Red Book of the Exchequer records "Henricus filius Nicholai" with "i et dimidium" knights’ fees "de feodo de Monte Acuto" in Somerset[573]. m ---, niece of Roger Bishop of Salisbury, daughter of ---. The primary source which confirms her family origin and marriage has not yet been identified. Nicholas & his wife had one child: (a) HENRY [de Meriet] . The Red Book of the Exchequer records "Henricus filius Nicholai" with "i et dimidium" knights’ fees "de feodo de Monte Acuto" in Somerset in [1171/72][574]. Ancestor of the Meriet family of Meriet, Somerset[575]. ii) ROBERT FitzHarding ([1094/96]-5 Feb 1171, bur Bristol St Augustine). “Robertus filius Hardingi” founded the priory of St Augustine at Bristol, during the reign of King Henry II, by undated charter witnessed by "Henrico decano Moretoniæ et Mauritio fratre eius…"[576]. - see below. iii) ELIAS FitzHarding (-after [1153/54]). The marriage contract between “Mauricius filius Rodberti filii Hardingi” and “filiam Rogeri de Berckel” (with “Slimbrugiam” as her dowry), as well as “filius Rogeri de Berckel qui heres est” and “filie Rodberti” or failing her “filiam Hugonis de Hasle neptim Rodberti filii Hardingi” (with “manerium Sistone prope Bristou” as dowry), is dated to [Nov 1153], witnessed by “...Helyas frater Rodberti filii Hardingi, Jordanus frater eius...”[577]. “Robert Fitzharding” notified his grant of “land of Combe” to “his brother Helyas” by charter dated to [1150/60], witnessed by “Domina Eva, Maurice, Nicholas and Robert his sons...Otho son of William...”[578]. “Ricardus Foliot” granted “terram de Accatona et terram de Hanam et...de Hamtona” to “Mauricio filio Roberti filio Hardingi” by charter dated to before 1173, witnessed by “...Jurdano filio Hardingi et Helya filio Hardingi...”[579]. iv) JORDAN FitzHarding (-after [1153/54]). Henri Duke of Normandy [later King Henry II] granted “manerium Betthone...et...terre in manerio de Berkelai” to “Rodberto filio Hard[ingi]” by charter dated to [1153], witnessed by “...Jordanus frater Rodberti et Jordanus et David nepotes eius...”[580]. The marriage contract between “Mauricius filius Rodberti filii Hardingi” and “filiam Rogeri de Berckel” (with “Slimbrugiam” as her dowry), as well as “filius Rogeri de Berckel qui heres est” and “filie Rodberti” or failing her “filiam Hugonis de Hasle neptim Rodberti filii Hardingi” (with “manerium Sistone prope Bristou” as dowry), is dated to [Nov 1153], witnessed by “...Helyas frater Rodberti filii Hardingi, Jordanus frater eius...”[581]. “Ricardus Foliot” granted “terram de Accatona et terram de Hanam et...de Hamtona” to “Mauricio filio Roberti filio Hardingi” by charter dated to before 1173, witnessed by “...Jurdano filio Hardingi et Helya filio Hardingi...”[582]. v) AGNES (-20 Jul ----). Smyth records the deaths of the three sisters Agnes (20 Jul), Matilda (22 Mar), and Cecily (25 Nov) all recorded in the necrology of Bristol St Augustine[583]. m HUGH de Haseley, son of --- (-after [1153/54]). The marriage contract between “Mauricius filius Rodberti filii Hardingi” and “filiam Rogeri de Berckel” (with “Slimbrugiam” as her dowry), as well as “filius Rogeri de Berckel qui heres est” and “filie Rodberti” or failing her “filiam Hugonis de Hasle neptim Rodberti filii Hardingi” (with “manerium Sistone prope Bristou” as dowry), is dated to [Nov 1153], witnessed by “...Hugo de Hasela...Helyas frater Rodberti filii Hardingi, Jordanus frater eius...”[584]. One child: (a) daughter . The marriage contract between “Mauricius filius Rodberti filii Hardingi” and “filiam Rogeri de Berckel” (with “Slimbrugiam” as her dowry), as well as “filius Rogeri de Berckel qui heres est” and “filie Rodberti” or failing her “filiam Hugonis de Hasle neptim Rodberti filii Hardingi” (with “manerium Sistone prope Bristou” as dowry), is dated to [Nov 1153], witnessed by “...Hugo de Hasela...Helyas frater Rodberti filii Hardingi, Jordanus frater eius...”[585]. vi) MATILDA (-22 Mar ----). Smyth records the deaths of the three sisters Agnes (20 Jul), Matilda (22 Mar "Matilda filia Hardingi"), and Cecily (25 Nov) all recorded in the necrology of Bristol St Augustine[586]. vii) CECILY (-25 Nov ----). Smyth records the deaths of the three sisters Agnes (20 Jul), Matilda (22 Mar), and Cecily (25 Nov) all recorded in the necrology of Bristol St Augustine[587].

B. BERKELEY (FITZHARDING)

1. EALDNOTH (-killed in battle Somerset 1068). Staller to King Edward the Confessor[567]. Florence of Worcester records that "Haroldi regis filii Godwinus, Eadmundus, Magnus" returned from Ireland and landed in Somerset where they were defeated,when "Eadnothus qui fuit Haroldi regis stallarius" was killed in the battle, in a passage which deals with events in mid-1068[568]. m ---. The name of Ealdnoth’s wife is not known. Ealdnoth & his wife had one child:

a) HARDING (-6 Nov after 1100). William of Malmesbury records that "Ednodus" (whose death he describes as above) was "pater Herdingi qui adhuc superest"[569]. As William of Malmesbury records events until 1142, it is possible that Harding survived considerably later than 1100, although it is of course not known when precisely the passage just quoted was written. ["…Herding…" witnessed the charter dated 1067 under which William I King of England donated property to the bishop of Wells[570]. Thechronology suggests that it is unlikely that this entry relates to the same person named Harding.] m ---. The name of Harding’s wife is not known. Harding & his wife had seven children:

i) NICHOLAS FitzHarding (-[1167/71]). The Red Book of the Exchequer records "Nicholaus filius Herding" with "ii et dimidium" knights’ fees in Somerset in [1160/61][571]. The Red Book of the Exchequer records "Nicholaus Herding" with "i et dimidium" knights’ fees "de feodo de Monte Acuto" in Somerset in [1167/68][572]. He died before [1171/72] when the Red Book of the Exchequer records "Henricus filius Nicholai" with "i et dimidium" knights’ fees "de feodo de Monte Acuto" in Somerset[573]. m ---, niece of Roger Bishop of Salisbury, daughter of ---. The primary source which confirms her family origin and marriage has not yet been identified. Nicholas & his wife had one child:

(a) HENRY [de Meriet] . The Red Book of the Exchequer records "Henricus filius Nicholai" with "i et dimidium" knights’ fees "de feodo de Monte Acuto" in Somerset in [1171/72][574]. Ancestor of the Meriet family of Meriet, Somerset[575].

ii) ROBERT FitzHarding ([1094/96]-5 Feb 1171, bur Bristol St Augustine). “Robertus filius Hardingi” founded the priory of St Augustine at Bristol, during the reign of King Henry II, by undated charter witnessed by "Henrico decano Moretoniæ et Mauritio fratre eius…"[576].

- see below.

iii) ELIAS FitzHarding (-after [1153/54]). The marriage contract between “Mauricius filius Rodberti filii Hardingi” and “filiam Rogeri de Berckel” (with “Slimbrugiam” as her dowry), as well as “filius Rogeri de Berckel qui heres est” and “filie Rodberti” or failing her “filiam Hugonis de Hasle neptim Rodberti filii Hardingi” (with “manerium Sistone prope Bristou” as dowry), is dated to [Nov 1153], witnessed by “...Helyas frater Rodberti filii Hardingi, Jordanus frater eius...”[577]. “Robert Fitzharding” notified his grant of “land of Combe” to “his brother Helyas” by charter dated to [1150/60], witnessed by “Domina Eva, Maurice, Nicholas and Robert his sons...Otho son of William...”[578]. “Ricardus Foliot” granted “terram de Accatona et terram de Hanam et...de Hamtona” to “Mauricio filio Roberti filio Hardingi” by charter dated to before 1173, witnessed by “...Jurdano filio Hardingi et Helya filio Hardingi...”[579].

iv) JORDAN FitzHarding (-after [1153/54]). Henri Duke of Normandy [later King Henry II] granted “manerium Betthone...et...terre in manerio de Berkelai” to “Rodberto filio Hard[ingi]” by charter dated to [1153], witnessed by “...Jordanus frater Rodberti et Jordanus et David nepotes eius...”[580]. The marriage contract between “Mauricius filius Rodberti filii Hardingi” and “filiam Rogeri de Berckel” (with “Slimbrugiam” as her dowry), as well as “filius Rogeri de Berckel qui heres est” and “filie Rodberti” or failing her “filiam Hugonis de Hasle neptim Rodberti filii Hardingi” (with “manerium Sistone prope Bristou” as dowry), is dated to [Nov 1153], witnessed by “...Helyas frater Rodberti filii Hardingi, Jordanus frater eius...”[581]. “Ricardus Foliot” granted “terram de Accatona et terram de Hanam et...de Hamtona” to “Mauricio filio Roberti filio Hardingi” by charter dated to before 1173, witnessed by “...Jurdano filio Hardingi et Helya filio Hardingi...”[582].

v) AGNES (-20 Jul ----). Smyth records the deaths of the three sisters Agnes (20 Jul), Matilda (22 Mar), and Cecily (25 Nov) all recorded in the necrology of Bristol St Augustine[583]. m HUGH de Haseley, son of --- (-after [1153/54]). The marriage contract between “Mauricius filius Rodberti filii Hardingi” and “filiam Rogeri de Berckel” (with “Slimbrugiam” as her dowry), as well as “filius Rogeri de Berckel qui heres est” and “filie Rodberti” or failing her “filiam Hugonis de Hasle neptim Rodberti filii Hardingi” (with “manerium Sistone prope Bristou” as dowry), is dated to [Nov 1153], witnessed by “...Hugo de Hasela...Helyas frater Rodberti filii Hardingi, Jordanus frater eius...”[584]. One child:

(a) daughter . The marriage contract between “Mauricius filius Rodberti filii Hardingi” and “filiam Rogeri de Berckel” (with “Slimbrugiam” as her dowry), as well as “filius Rogeri de Berckel qui heres est” and “filie Rodberti” or failing her “filiam Hugonis de Hasle neptim Rodberti filii Hardingi” (with “manerium Sistone prope Bristou” as dowry), is dated to [Nov 1153], witnessed by “...Hugo de Hasela...Helyas frater Rodberti filii Hardingi, Jordanus frater eius...”[585].

vi) MATILDA (-22 Mar ----). Smyth records the deaths of the three sisters Agnes (20 Jul), Matilda (22 Mar "Matilda filia Hardingi"), and Cecily (25 Nov) all recorded in the necrology of Bristol St Augustine[586].

vii) CECILY (-25 Nov ----). Smyth records the deaths of the three sisters Agnes (20 Jul), Matilda (22 Mar), and Cecily (25 Nov) all recorded in the necrology of Bristol St Augustine[587].