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Geoffrey de Say
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Name Geoffrey de Say Born Bef 1140 Gender Male Died Bef 19 Mar 1214 Record Change 12 Apr 2009 Person ID I117458 120k Last Modified 28 Jul 2015
Father Geoffrey de Say, d. 1215 Relationship Natural Mother Lettice de Maminot Relationship Natural Family ID F45636 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 1 Alice de Vere, b. of Oxford Children 1. Geoffrey de Say, b. of Rickling, Essex [Natural]
Last Modified 28 Jul 2015 Family ID F45634 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 2 Alice de Cheney Children 1. Geoffrey de Say, d. 19 Aug 1230, At Sea [Natural]
2. William de Say, d. Bef 08 Mar 1198 [Natural] Last Modified 28 Jul 2015 Family ID F45635 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - !brother and heir-male.Born before 1140.He had a Protracted suit with Geoffrey Fitzpiers,husband of his niece Beatrice,for the lands of the Earldom of Essex,1st Dec.1194 (Rot.Cur,Regis I.p 129).and he is still recorded as owing 7000 marks for tha t inheritance as late as 1202 (Rot.Canc.3 Joh.m 9).although Geoffrey Fitzpiers had been
recognised as Earl of Essex since Easter 1190.(Rot.Pip.2 Ric.1.Essex and Herts).In 1210,he answered,apparently
as heir,for 27 knights fees of the Barony of Wachelin Maminot,of Greenwich,Berling,etc.,Kent.(Lib.Rub.fo 132Ad
Kent),and confirmed the grants of the said Wachelin,whom he styles his ancestor,to Begeham Abbey.(mon.Ang.II,640a n 30).The exact relationship is unknown,but the Maminot property continued in this family during the succeeding generations.He m (1), before 1180,Alice,dau.and co-heir of John de Cheney,and widow of Hugh de Piris (Genealogist,N.S.vol XVII p 9;Eyton,Shropshire,III 362) by whom he had issue,
- !brother and heir-male.Born before 1140.He had a Protracted suit with Geoffrey Fitzpiers,husband of his niece Beatrice,for the lands of the Earldom of Essex,1st Dec.1194 (Rot.Cur,Regis I.p 129).and he is still recorded as owing 7000 marks for tha t inheritance as late as 1202 (Rot.Canc.3 Joh.m 9).although Geoffrey Fitzpiers had been