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324:(d.1228), 3rd son of William III. 6th feudal baron of Bramber. In 1216 he was regranted by King Henry III many of the lands seized by King John in 1208 from his father William III, including Bramber (which he temporarily surrendered in 1218 to his son William V), the moiety of Totnes, and Kington. Reginald also held Brecon, Abergavenny, Radnor and Builth.
184:(1216–1272) regranted most, except Barnstaple which was lost permanently, to his 3rd son Reginald. Reginald's son William V died leaving 4 daughters co-heiresses to all the family's Welsh lands, but Bramber and Gower passed back to the senior family line which held them until 1326 when William VII died leaving two daughters co-heiresses.
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388:(died 1326), son of William VI. 10th feudal baron of Bramber, 2nd Baron Braose. Held Bramber and Gower. On 29 December 1299 William VII de Braose was summoned to parliament. On his death in 1326, the first creation of the barony fell into abeyance. His co-heiresses were his daughters Aline and Joan.
602:
Sanders, I.J., English
Baronies, Oxford, 1960: Braose baronies in Wales, p. 21; Kington, p. 57; Totnes, p. 89; Bramber, p. 108; Barnstaple, p. 104
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as he is recorded as having sat in the parliament of April to May 1290, whereby he may be held to have been summoned by writ. Held
Bramber and Gower.
285:(d.1228); the moiety of Barnstaple was granted permanently out of the family to Henry de Tracy and the moiety of Totnes was likewise granted away to
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Power, Daniel (2015). "The
Briouze family in the thirteenth and early fourteenth centuries: inheritance strategies, lordship and identity".
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The most significant members of this family were as follows, with ordinal numbers based on those shown by
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243:. Held 1/2 barony of Barnstaple. He married Bertha FitzWalter, the heiress of the marcher lordships of Brecon and Abergavenny.
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445:. Matthew Paris is not generally regarded as a reliable source for heraldry and these arms must be considered doubtful.
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795:. Histoires de famille. La parenté au Moyen Age (in French). Vol. 22. Turnhout, Belgium: Brepols Publishers.
281:. 1208 King John seized much of his lands, including Bramber, re-granted by King Henry III in 1216 to his 3rd son
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330:(d.1230), son of Reginald de Braose (d.1227), "Black William", 7th feudal baron of Bramber. He was executed by
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of 1086 in which he is shown as the holder of
Bramber. Philip I made personal conquests in the Welsh Marches of
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350:(d.1282)), Brecon and Kington (to Eleanor the wife of Humphrey V de Bohun (d.1265), who predeceased his father
246:
78:
441:, Part III (1250–59) British Library MS Royal 14 C VII f. 29v (shown there inverted to denote his death):
293:(d.1228). Kington was seized by King John in 1208, but was regranted to Reginald in 1216 by King Henry III.
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257:(1140/1150–1211), son of William II. 4th feudal baron of Bramber. c.1194 he acquired the feudal barony of
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512:(d.1230). They appear as a marginal drawing of an inverted shield referring to his "impious murder" (
368:(d.1232), son of William IV. 8th feudal baron of Bramber. John acquired Gower in 1219 with help from
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in 1206. King John temporarily seized most of the lands of
William III in 1208 but his infant son
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The
Matthew Paris Shields, published 1958 in series "Aspilogia II", MP IV No7, Boydell Press
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Holt, J.C. “The Casus Regis
Reconsidered.” Haskins Society Journal 10 (2001): pp.163-182.
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William IV de Braose (d.1210), eldest son of
William III, pre-deceased father, father of
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was inherited by
William II from his mother. William III acquired the feudal barony of
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334:. He died leaving 4 daughters as co-heiresses to all his lands, namely Builth (to
378:(died 1291), son of John. 9th feudal baron of Bramber. Created Baron by writ 1st
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318:, 2nd son of William III. 5th feudal baron of Bramber. Died without progeny.
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1135–1179), son of Philip I. 3rd feudal baron of Bramber. Inherited a
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1096–1134), son of William I. 2nd feudal baron of Bramber. Became a
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Mobilités du lignage anglo-normand de Briouze (mi- xi e siècle – 1326)
30:(died 1395), dressed in full armour, his head resting on a helm. The
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577:. Similar arms, with a single queue, had been adopted by his father,
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Lewis, Susanne, The Art of Matthew Paris in the Chronica Majora
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516:). However Matthew Paris depicts different arms for him in his
269:. Infamous for the Christmas Day Massacre of Welsh Princes at
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in 1175. 1206 gained control of 1/2 the feudal barony of
661:. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. pp. 52–3.
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and shields. South wall of sanctuary, St Mary's Church,
573:. These are the arms shown on his seal appended to the
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and purchased Bramber from his uncle Reginald in 1226.
239:, Devon, from his mother Aenor de Totnes, daughter of
354:(d.1275)) and Abergavenny and a moiety of Totnes (to
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The first English land-holding by the family was the
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Family of Anglo-Norman nobles in Britain and Normandy
277:, confiscated in 1087 from his great-grandfather
443:Party per fesse gules and azure, three garbs or
424:Party per fesse gules and azure, three garbs or
342:, son of her father's executioner), Radnor (to
199:(died 1093/1096). 1st feudal baron of Bramber.
176:in 1203, and a moiety of the feudal barony of
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520:, Part III, fol.75v, in an inverted shield:
477:Barry of six vair gules and ermine and azure
458:Barry of six vair gules and ermine and azure
786:(PhD) (in French). University of Poitiers.
213:by his own conquests in Wales, namely of
249:(fl.1174), younger brother of William II.
622:. Sussexparishchurches.org. 2013-11-03.
300:(d.1232). He died in royal captivity at
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506:Party per pale indented gules and azure
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352:Humphrey de Bohun, 2nd Earl of Hereford
261:in Herefordshire.1203 granted by King
289:but was regained by grant in 1218 to
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522:Gules, four piles meeting in base or
718:Historia Anglorum, Chronica Majora
439:Historia Anglorum, Chronica Majora
348:Roger Mortimer, 1st Baron Mortimer
108:and subsequent power struggles in
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504:(folio 116) attributed the arms,
581:, 1st Baron Braose (died 1291).
561:, 2nd Baron Braose (1260–1326):
626:from the original on 2017-11-07
429:These arms were attributed to
120:in the 11th to 14th centuries.
563:Azure crusilly (i.e. semy) of
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172:c.1194 and the lordship of
136:in Sussex, granted by King
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569:lion double queued rampant
542:lion double queued rampant
471:(d.1228), younger sons of
304:, Dorset, with his mother
106:Norman conquest of England
791:Rigollet, Amélie (2021).
780:Rigollet, Amélie (2017).
467:(d.1215) and his brother
360:William III de Cantilupe
235:of the feudal barony of
164:of the feudal barony of
557:the following arms for
657:Walker, David (1990).
575:Barons' Letter of 1301
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386:William VII de Braose
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138:William the Conqueror
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645:Magna Carta Ancestry
579:William VI de Braose
514:Nota impiam murthram
376:William VI de Braose
314:(d.s.p. 1215),
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510:William V de Braose
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34:is decorated with
810:978-2-503-59248-0
502:Historia Anglorum
405:from 1266 to 1287
399:William de Braose
340:David ap Llywelyn
306:Maud de St Valery
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346:the wife of
302:Corfe Castle
211:Marcher Lord
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705:; and see
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607:References
358:, wife of
237:Barnstaple
166:Barnstaple
124:Lands held
83:de Braiosa
32:tomb chest
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362:(d.1254))
79:Latinised
822:Category
724:Archived
624:Archived
585:See also
338:wife of
336:Isabella
98:Argentan
597:Sources
555:blazons
553:c.1298
259:Kington
170:Kington
134:Bramber
118:Ireland
110:England
96:, near
94:Briouze
75:Brewose
71:Briouze
67:Brehuse
40:Horsham
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508:, to
393:Others
275:Totnes
233:moiety
219:Builth
215:Radnor
178:Totnes
162:moiety
158:Builth
154:Radnor
90:nobles
77:etc.,
63:Brewes
59:Breuse
540:), a
174:Gower
114:Wales
56:alias
805:ISBN
769:ISSN
663:ISBN
567:, a
437:in
410:Arms
344:Maud
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217:and
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