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GENERATION
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01. William Pecche
[1]
was born abt. 1058
of Dolham & Clopton, Suffolk, England. He married
Isilia Bourges in abt. 1097 |
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GENERATION
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02. Hamon Pecche,
[1]
son of William and
Isilia was born abt. 1100 in Clopton, Suffolk, England. He married
Alice Peverell, daughter of Robert and
Adelicia Deinecort before 1135. |
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GENERATION
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03. Gilbert Pecche,
[1]
son of Hamon and
Alice was born abt. 1145 of Great Bealings, Suffolk, England. He
married Alice FitzWalter, daughter of
Walter FitzRobert and Maud De Lucy in abt. 1186. Before his brother's
death he went on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land. As a knight of the Abbot of
Bury he took part in 1196 in the dispute between Abbot Sampson and his
tenants about their service. He received the freedom of Ipswich under their
recent charter, November 1200. In 1201 he was assessed 58 marks for not
having crossed the seas with the King. |
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GENERATION
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04. Hamon II Pecche,
[1]
son of Gilbert
and Alice was born abt. 1187 in Chereley, Cambridgeshire, England. He
was a minor at his father's death. His wife's name was
Eve. He was crossing the sea on duty for
the King in 1230, and had protection to visit his lands abroad in 1232. In
1233 he was serving in the Welsh marches. Later he went on a pilgrimage to
the Holy Land, on which he died probably in the summer of 1241. His body was
brought home and buried in Barnwell Priory. He was a benefactor of
Colchester Abbey and of Sibton.
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GENERATION
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05. Gilbert II Pecche,
[1]
son of Hamon
and Eve was born abt. 1220 in Corby, Lincolnshire, England. He married
(1) Maud de Hastinges who died in 1264/5. He then married (2)
Joan De Creye, daughter of Simon De
Creye and widow of Richard De Dover. In February 1283/4 he surrendered
to the King and Queen Eleanor all his lands held in chief in consideration
of an annuity equivalent to the yearly value of such lands. The reason
for the surrender may have been to disinherit his children by his first
wife. |
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GENERATION
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06. Gilbert III Pecche,
[1]
son of Gilbert and Joan was born abt. 1262 in Corby, Lincolnshire,
England. Gilbert was the first Baron Pecche. He married
Isolda
(Iseult) abt 1300. In the last months of his
life he appears to have been Steward of the King's Household. Between
1299 and 1321 he was summoned to Parliament where he became Lord Pecche and
then a Knight in the Household of Edward I and II. He as also a
Steward of the King's Household in the last months of his life. |
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GENERATION
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07. Gilbert IV Pecche,
[1]
son of Gilbert and Isolda was born in 1306 in Bitchfield, Lincolnshire,
England. He became, Baron Pecche at age 16 in 1622 at
his father's death. He did homage and had order for livery of his
inheritance, 19 March 1327/8. He was already a knight in 1328 and served in
the campaigns in France 1342, 1346, and 1347. Gilbert was never summoned to
Parliament. He married Joan De Weyland
abt. 1330. |
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GENERATION
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08. Katherine Pecche,
[1]
daughter of Gilbert and Joan was born abt 1339. She married
Thomas Notebeme.
Katherine died on November 23, 1443. I descend from their daughter
Margaret Notebeme who married John Hinkley. |
