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Birth:          BEF 1285 Hadlo, Tunbridge, Kent, England
Death:          5 Aug 1346 Acton Burnell Castle, Shropshire, England

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SIR JOHN DEHAUDLO, of Hadlow and Crundale, Kent, Boarstall, Bucks, &c., son and 
heir of Sir Richard HAUDLO, of Hadlow and Crundale (c), and grandson of Sir 
Nicholas de HAUDLO, was in Scotland in 1303 with Sir Hugh le Despenser, from 
whom in 1305 he had a grant of the manor of Swerford, co. Oxford. On 18 October 
1306 orders were issued for his arrest for absenting himself from the army in Scotland, 
but he was pardoned, 23 January 1306/7, at the intercession of Queen Margaret. On 
19 January 1307/8 he and his heirs had a grant of free warren in all their demesne 
lands in Crundale, &c., in Kent, and on 12 March 1307/8 he had a grant of the 
custody of the Castle of St. Briavell's and Forest of Dene, which he had relinquished 
before 25 December 1310. On 27 November 1308 Sir Hugh le Despenser had licence 
to demise to him for life the manor of Beckley, co. Oxford, and on 25 February 1308/9 
he was pardoned for acquiring in fee without licence the forestersbip of Shotover and 
Stow-Wood. In 1309 he was going beyond seas with Sir Hugh le Despenser on the 
King's service. On 12 September 1312 he had licence to crenellate his dwelling of 
Boarstall by Brill. He was keeper of the Forest of Bernwood before 2 July 1315 where 
he had had a grant of land 8 January 1314/5. He was summoned for Military Service 
from 20 February 1315/6 to 27 March 1335; to a Great Council 9 May 1324; to a 
Council 18 August 1337, and to the Council of 25 February 1341/2. On 1 January 
1318/9 he had letters of protection on going with Sir Hugh le Despenser, the elder, to 
Spain on the King's service, and on 5 August 1322 was going to Scotland on the 
King's service. On 5 Oct 1327 the keeper of the port of Dover was ordered to permit 
him and his wife to cross with their household, horses, &c., they being on a pilgrimage. 
On 12 October 1334 he had licence to alienate in mortmain to the priory of Austin 
Friars, London, a messuage and garden to enlarge their dwellingplace. In 1337 he 
appears as holding for life the town of Henley and the manor of Swerford, co. Oxford, 
and the manor of Beckley, held for life, was to remain to him and his heirs to be held 
in chief. On 17 May 1341 he had licence to alienate in mortmain to the Dean and 
Chapter of St. Mary's, Salisbury, a mill and 30 acres of land with £10 rent in Knight's-
Enham, Hants, and the advowson of the Church to provide 4 vicars to celebrate 
divine service daily for his good estate in life, for his soul after death, for the souls of 
his wife Maud and of Thomas Burnell (o), their son, and for all the souls of their 
ancestors, of Edward II and of Hugh le Despenser, the elder, and cause vicars to 
distribute to the poor 20s. 10d. On 1 May 1346 he was paying 160 marks by way of 
gift in aid of the war to find men-at-arms at the King's next crossing, from his lands in 
Salop and co. Stafford. 

He married, 1stly, Joan, daughter and heir of Sir John FITZNIEL, of Boarstall, Bucks, 
Forester of Bernwood. He married, 2ndly, before 4 December 1315, without licence 
from the Crown, Maud, widow of John. (Lovel], LORD Lovel, of Titchmarch, daughter, 
of Sir Philip BURNELL, of Acton Burnell, &c., by Maud, sister of Richard (FITZALAN), 
EARL OF ARUNDEL, and daughter of John FiTZALAN. In 1315 she was sole heir to 
her brother Edward (Burnell), Lord Burnell. They had livery of her inheritance 26 
February 1315/6. She died before 17 May 1341. He died 5 August 1346. [Complete 
Peerage VI:398-400, (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)]

(c) Sir Richard de Haudlo, son of Sir Nicholas de Haudlo, gave a grant in Waltham, 
Kent, in 1277/8. Sir Richard de Haudlo and Pauline de Seghalston held 1 fee in 
Crundale in 1284/5. Sir John de Haudlo, of Street, who d. about 1283, was apparently 
brother of Sir Richard de Haudlo and father of John de Haudlo, who was sheriff of 
Kent 1313 and dsp. about 1316, being succeeded by his brother Nicholas de Haudlo, 
who also dsp. 1316, and was succeeded by his sisters Margery and Lavina.

(o) This seems to show that Thomas had assumed the name of Burnell and was 
therefore older than Nicholas, his brother, who eventually inherited the Burnell 
estates. In 1357 Thomas, son of John de "Hantlo", and Joan, daughter of Sir Thomas 
de Berkeley, had a dispensation to intermarry, they being related in the 4th degree, 
the marriage being desired because Sir Thomas sided with Roger de Mortimer and 
John de "Hantlo" with Hugh le Despenser.

Parents
DE HAUDLO Richard (BEF 1256 - AFT 1285)
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Siblings
DE HAUDLO John (BEF 1285 - 5 Aug 1346)

Marriage To BURNELL Maud (ABT 1290 - BEF 17 May 1341)
    m.  

Notes

Parents
BURNELL Philip (ABT 1260 - 24 Jun 1314)
FITZ ALAN Maud (ABT 1264 - AFT Oct 1298)

Children by BURNELL Maud ABT 1290 - BEF 17 May 1341
DE HAUDLO Joan (ABT 1317 - )

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