John — Amicia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

JOHN LESTRANGE (d. c. 1269 ) witnessed the treaty between Dafydd ap Gruffydd (q.v.) and Henry III in May 1240 , was appointed in March 1241 to try Dafydd , and in Jan. 1245 was a commissioner to make peace with him. HAWISE , daughter of this John Lestrange , m. Gruffydd ap Gwenwynwyn (q.v.) . In the years 1244-5 John Lestrangewrote to Henry III telling of Gruffydd 's support for the English cause; he aided the prince of Powys against Llywelyn in 1257 , and ROGER LESTRANGE (d. 1311 ), son of John, guarded the castle of Dolforwyn for Gruffydd , in whose support he wrote to Edward I claiming lands between the Rhiw and the Luggy . Hawise (above), Gruffydd 's wife, was a leader in the plot for the rebellion of Dafydd against Llywelyn in 1274 . Roger Lestrange was a justice at Rhuddlan in 1278 , controlled the lands of English Maelor andMechain in this year, and commanded some of the English forces against the Welsh at the end of the 13th cent. ; it was his troops who met Llywelyn at Builth in Dec. 1282 . Numerous other members of this family from Shropshire were active in the wars with the Welsh .

John — Lucia de Trezog de Tregoz. (daughter of Robert de Tregoz de Tregoz, II and Julianna de Cauntelo de Cauntelo) [Group Sheet]

Margery — Ralph de Pichford de Pitchford. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

JOHN LESTRANGE (d. c. 1269 ) witnessed the treaty between Dafydd ap Gruffydd (q.v.) and Henry III in May 1240 , was appointed in March 1241 to try Dafydd , and in Jan. 1245 was a commissioner to make peace with him. HAWISE , daughter of this John Lestrange , m. Gruffydd ap Gwenwynwyn (q.v.) . In the years 1244-5 John Lestrangewrote to Henry III telling of Gruffydd 's support for the English cause; he aided the prince of Powys against Llywelyn in 1257 , and ROGER LESTRANGE (d. 1311 ), son of John, guarded the castle of Dolforwyn for Gruffydd , in whose support he wrote to Edward I claiming lands between the Rhiw and the Luggy . Hawise (above), Gruffydd 's wife, was a leader in the plot for the rebellion of Dafydd against Llywelyn in 1274 . Roger Lestrange was a justice at Rhuddlan in 1278 , controlled the lands of English Maelor andMechain in this year, and commanded some of the English forces against the Welsh at the end of the 13th cent. ; it was his troops who met Llywelyn at Builth in Dec. 1282 . Numerous other members of this family from Shropshire were active in the wars with the Welsh .

Hawise — Griffith Gruffudd ap Gwenwynwyn Prince of Powys-Wales De La Pole. Griffith (son of Margaret Corbet) was born 1234. [Group Sheet]

John — Joan de Somery de Somery. Joan (daughter of Roger de Somery de Somery and Nichole D’Aubigny D’Aubigny) was born 1224; died 1282. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Servied in Poitou 1253
Served in Scotland 1254
Sheriff od Salop and Stafford 1263
on Crusade 1270
in Palestine 1272

Hamon married Queen of Cyprus Isabel d’Ybelin d’Yeblin 1272. (daughter of Duke of Athens d’Yeblin) [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Defeated Llewelyn 1282
Summond to Parliment 1295
HAD 2 Illigit children: John le Strange of
Cheswardine and Lucy le Strange,

JOHN LESTRANGE (d. c. 1269 ) witnessed the treaty between Dafydd ap Gruffydd (q.v.) and Henry III in May 1240 , was appointed in March 1241 to try Dafydd , and in Jan. 1245 was a commissioner to make peace with him. HAWISE , daughter of this John Lestrange , m. Gruffydd ap Gwenwynwyn (q.v.) . In the years 1244-5 John Lestrangewrote to Henry III telling of Gruffydd 's support for the English cause; he aided the prince of Powys against Llywelyn in 1257 , and ROGER LESTRANGE (d. 1311 ), son of John, guarded the castle of Dolforwyn for Gruffydd , in whose support he wrote to Edward I claiming lands between the Rhiw and the Luggy . Hawise (above), Gruffydd 's wife, was a leader in the plot for the rebellion of Dafydd against Llywelyn in 1274 . Roger Lestrange was a justice at Rhuddlan in 1278 , controlled the lands of English Maelor andMechain in this year, and commanded some of the English forces against the Welsh at the end of the 13th cent. ; it was his troops who met Llywelyn at Builth in Dec. 1282 . Numerous other members of this family from Shropshire were active in the wars with the Welsh .

Roger — Maud de Beauchamp de Beauchamp. [Group Sheet]

Roger — Matilda. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

On crusade 1270
Had Wrockwardine from Hamon
Blackmere LeStranges from son...

Robert — Alianora Eleanor de Whitchurch de Blancminster de Whitchurch de Blancminster. Alianora was born 1231, Norfolk, England; died 12 Oct 1276, High Ercall, Telford and Wrekin Unitary Authority, Shropshire, England. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Had lands in Litcham on her marriage.

Notes:

Joan Corbet was his maternal first cousin AND his paternal second cousin, a practice unheard of except in Jewish and Islamic lineages.
In 1290 Jews were expelled from UK.
Acceded throne 1289...

Owen — Joan Corbet. [Group Sheet]

Margaret married Fulke Norman Noble Fitzwarin 1277. [Group Sheet]

Llewelyn — Margaret Verch Maredudd Goch. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

1st Lord Strange of Knockin/Knockyn
Summond to parliament 1299.
Owen through daughter
Johan Lestraunge, or John le Strange V ( circa 1252-1309), 1st Lord Strange of Knockin, was summoned
to join Edward I at Carlisle, Cumberland, in 1298 for the Battle of Falkirk,12 and again in 1299. The muster in
1299 was rescheduled and did not actually occur until the Eve of Saint John the Baptist, 1300/6/24.13 Fulk le
Strange received orders from the Justice of Chester for the same muster on 1300/4/14.14

John — Maud d’Eiville d’Eilville. (daughter of Roger of Walton d’Eiville Warwickshire d’Eilville) [Group Sheet]

John — Alianora. [Group Sheet]

Margaret — Rhys ap Griffith ap Ednyved Vychan Griffith. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

In response to an uprising led by Sir William Wallace in 1297, Edward I‟s cam paign of 1298 went as far
north as Perth, and then went down the west coast, through Lanark, Ayr, Galloway, and back into England.
Fulk le Strange (1267-1324), the would-be 1st Lord Strange of Blackmere (1309), was summoned from Sussex
to meet the king at York on Pentecost, 1298/5/25, and from there to join an expedition to Scotland.9 The Battle
of Falkirk (1298/7/22) occasioned the first significant use of the longbow. When he next departed for Scotland
on 1299/11/16, Fulk received a waiver on debts due the king until Easter next, and letters of protection valid
until Michaelmas next.
Johan Lestraunge, or John le Strange V ( circa 1252-1309), 1st Lord Strange of Knockin, was summoned
to join Edward I at Carlisle, Cumberland, in 1298 for the Battle of Falkirk,12 and again in 1299. The muster in
1299 was rescheduled and did not actually occur until the Eve of Saint John the Baptist, 1300/6/24.13 Fulk le
Strange received orders from the Justice of Chester for the same muster on 1300/4/14.14

Fulk — Eleanor of Brimfield Giffard. Eleanor (daughter of John of Brimfield Giffard and Maud) was born 1275, Brimpsfield, Cotswold District, Gloucestershire, England; died 1324, Blakemere, Herefordshire Unitary Authority, Herefordshire, England. [Group Sheet]