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Birth:          ABT 1180 Upper Clatford, Andover, Hampshire, England
Death:          BEF 13 Sep 1241 Bloxham, Banbury, Oxfordshire, England

Notes
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AMAURI DE ST. AMAND was in the King's service, March 1216/7 (b). In 1226 he was 
serving in Ireland (c). In 1230 he fought in Henry's expedition overseas; in 1231 was 
joint constable of castles in co. Pembroke, and joint negotiator of a truce with 
Llewelyn. In 1232, joint Keeper of St. James de Beuvron (La Manche); in January 
1232/3, the King's messenger to the Duke of Brittany; by July, a knight; later in 1233, 
on official service in the Marches of Wales. The King's Steward or joint Steward, 1233 
certainly till 1240; January 1233/4, joint Constable of the Marches; in May, Keeper of 
Hereford, &c., acting as sheriff until I240; Keeper of St. Briavel, &c., June 1234, with 
renewals till his death; in July, in joint control of the King's expenditure in Brittany. In 
June 1239 he was one of the nine godfathers of Prince Edward.

He married, 1stly,-----; and, 2ndly, between July 1214 and Dec. 1222, as her 5th 
husband, Iseult, daughter of William PANTULF of Breedon, Leics (died 1194), by 
Joan, daughter of Piers de GOLDINGTON and Eve his wife, and (perhaps after the 
death s.p. of a brother) her father's coheir and ultimately heir (b2). He died between 
Easter and September 1241, on the journey to the Holy Land on which he set out in 
1240, with Simon de Montfort, as followers of Richard, Earl of Cornwall. [Complete 
Peerage XI:295-6, (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)]

(b) When he had a grant of the vill of Clafford (? Clatford), Hants, for his maintenance. 
This was followed by similar grants, eg. in 1222, of 1/2 of the manor of Liskear, 
Cornwall. He was probably 3rd son of ___ de St. Amand, by ___, daughter of Walter 
de Verdon, Sheriff of Essex and Herts, 1218-20, and in her issue, coheir of her brother 
Ralph, from whom Amauri inherited an estate at Bloxham, Oxon.

(c) Where he also received grants of land.

(b2) This lady had married, presumably in the order following, 
(i) Hugh de Munpincun, who may have been dead in 1186, when Clemence, daughter 
of William de Munpincun appears to have been a ward of the King;
(ii) Walter, son of Robert de Tateshale, in her right lord of Breedon, Leics, by whom 
she was ancestress of the Lords Tateshale. Walter d. 1199 or 1200;
(iii) by May 1200, as a later wife, Henry, son and heir of Manasser Biset. Henry d. 
before 4 Apr 1211;
(iv) by 4 Apr 1211, as a later wife, Walter de Baskerville, who was dead in Oct 1213;
(v) Amauri de St. Amand, as above.
Her son and heir Robert de Tateshale undertook payment of her debts, and orders 
were consequently made in 1223 and 1228, which would normally connote her death; 
but as late as 1267 she was still prosecuting her rights of dower, &c. against her 
grandson Robert de Tateshale.

Parents
DE ST. AMAND ----- (ABT 1157 - )
DE VERDON ----- (ABT 1162 - )

Siblings
DE ST. AMAND Amauri (ABT 1180 - BEF 13 Sep 1241)

Marriage To ----- ----- ()
    m.  

Notes


Children by ----- ----- 
DE ST. AMAND Ralph (ABT 1208 - BEF 28 Jul 1245)

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