Ancestral Trails 2016 » EUDO la ZOUCHE (1227-1279)

Personal data EUDO la ZOUCHE 

• Alternative name: Eon (also known as / alias)
• He was born in the year 1227 in Ashby, Leicestershire.
• (Alternative Birthplace) about 1207 in All Saints, North Molton, Devon.
• He died June 1279 in Harringworth, Northamptonshire, he was 52 years old.
• A child of ROGER la ZOUCHE and MARGARET BISET

Household of EUDO la ZOUCHE

He is married to MILLICENT CANTELOU.

They got married in the year 1271 at Harringworth, Northamptonshire, he was 44 years old.

Child(ren):

1. William la ZOUCHE  1276-???? 
2. Eleanor la ZOUCHE  1274-???? 
3. Lucy la ZOUCHE  ± 1287-1326 
4. EVA la ZOUCHE  1278-1314 
5. Elizabeth la ZOUCHE  1272-1307

Notes about EUDO la ZOUCHE

Younger brother of Alan la Zouche (d 1270), he was granted the marriage of Agatha de Ferrers Feb 1253/54, however he transferred her marriage to Hugh de Mortimer of Chelmarsh before 24 Jul 1255, whom she married before 1258. He was going with the Queen to join the King in Gascony 3 May 1254, and witnessed charters of Prince Edward at Southwark 24 Mar and at Lambeth 28 Dec, 1257. In Dec 1262, he was ordered to take over the Prince's castles of Chester, Beeston, and Shotwick, to hold them against Llewelyn, and was summoned to come to the King at Windsor with horses and arms 17 Oct 1263. He presumably supported the Crown during the Barons' Wars. He was summoned against the Welsh 1 Jul 1277, and had a protection, with his wife, for two years in Ireland 28 Apr 1279. He married, before 13 Dec 1273, Millicent, widow of of John de Mohaut, and sister and coheir of George de Cauntelo, Lord of Abergavenny (who died s.p.). He died between 28 Apr and 25 Jun 1279, and his widow Millicent, who obtained as her pourparty the manors of Harringworth and Bulwick in Northants, Totnes in Devon, and considerable estates in Bedford, Somerset, and Wilts, died shortly before 7 Jan 1298/99. SOURCE: www.geneajourney.com

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