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Birth:          BEF 1196 Wymondham, Leicestershire, England
Death:          BEF 26 Dec 1241 Edmondthorpe, Leicestershire, England

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TYBOTOT

Observations.-The name Tybotot does not appear in the records before June 1204, 
when Walter, father of Robert Tybotot, a tenant in co. Leicester, is mentioned. Walter 
was one of the King's enemies at this time, for in July following the sheriff of co. 
Leicester was ordered to grant possession of Walter's lands to his overlord, the Earl of 
Derby. The date of Walter's death is not known. In 1209 Robert Tybotot was one of 
the knights of the King's household in the army of Scotland, and in September 1216 
the release from captivity of Robert Tybotot, knight of the Earl of Derby, was ordered. 
There is no proof of the parentage of this Robert Tybotot, but the fact that he was a 
tenant of the Earl of Derby suggests that he may be the son of Walter, who was a 
tenant of the same Earl.

HENRY TYBOTOT was probably of the same family. In May 1217 John de Boterel and 
Henry Tybotot were granted the lands of Adam Painel in Yorks and Lincs, and in 1223 
the sheriff of co. Leicester was ordered to seize the lands of Henry Tybotot, who had 
attended a tournament against the King's wiii. Henry Tybotot had connections with 
Essex as early as April 1228, and in September 1229 he was granted custody of the 
lands and heir of William de Haye in that county. He was given timber from Essex to 
build a mill and a house in 1232 and 1233; and in April 1233 he was granted the 
manor of Shopland, Essex, to keep him in the King's service. Henry, who may have 
served in Ireland during the reign of King John, was granted protection, October 1229, 
for the expedition which was to go to Brittany and in April following he crossed to 
France with the King. In May 1234 he was among those asked to supply a knight for 
service in Brittany. He married Alda and died some time before 26 December 1241. 
Alda survived him but the date of her death is not known. [Complete Peerage 
XII/2:89-90, (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)]

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Henry de Tibetot, in the 1st year of Henry III, 1216, being in arms for the King, had a 
grant in conjunction with Thomas Botteral of the possessions lying in the counties of 
York and Lincoln, of Adam Painel, who fought on the other side.

Parents
DE TIBETOT Robert (ABT 1175 - AFT Sep 1216)
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Siblings
DE TIBETOT Henry (BEF 1196 - BEF 26 Dec 1241)

Marriage To ____ Alda (ABT 1205 - )
    m.  

Notes


Children by ____ Alda ABT 1205 - 
DE TIBETOT Robert (1228 - 22 May 1298)

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