Gray Genealogy » Sir Payne de Turberville (1265-< 1319)

Personal data Sir Payne de Turberville 

• He was born in the year 1265 in Glamorganshire, England.
• He died before 1319.

Household of Sir Payne de Turberville

Child(ren):

1. Margaret de Turberville  1317-???? 

Notes about Sir Payne de Turberville

Sir Payne de Turberville formerly TurbervilleBorn about 1265 in Coyty, Glamorganshire, WalesANCESTORS Son of Richard Turberville and Agnes (Wilcock) TurbervilleBrother of Wilcock TurbervilleHusband of Gwenllian (Talbot) Turberville — married [date unknown] [location unknown]DESCENDANTS Father of Jenkin (Payn) Turberville, Gilbert (Turberville) de Turberville, Sarah (Turberville) de Gamage, Margaret verch Payne (Turberville) Stackpole, Catrin (Turberville) Berkerolles, Margaret (Turberville) Grovale,Agnes (Turberville) de la Bere and Richard TurbervilleDied before 1319 in Coity Castle, Glamorgan, , WalesProfile manager: Katherine Patterson [send private message]Turberville-34 created 11 May 2012 | Last modified 20 May 2017This page has been accessed 2,751 times.Categories: Glamorganshire, Wales.
Biography of Payne de TurbervillePayne, son of Sir Richard de Turberville (b. c 1235, d. 1283) and Agnes Wilcock, was born at Coyty, Glamorganshire, Wales.[1]Sir Payne de Turberville, Sheriff of Glamorganshire, married Wenllian Talbot, daughter of Richard Talbot, Sheriff of Gloucester, and Sarah Beauchamp.[2]Children[1]· Jenkin Turberville
· Sarah Turberville[3]
· Agnes Turberville
· Margaret Turberville
· Katharine Turberville,[4] married Sir Roger Berkerolles[5]
· Sir Gilbert de Turberville (b. c1315, d. c29 Aug 1347)[2]
Sir Payne de Turberville, Sheriff of Glamorganshire, d. between 1315 and 1318.[1]"9. Syr Paen Twrbil y drydydd ab Syr Risiart, a briodwys Wenllian ferch Syr Risiart Tawbot, ag iddo y bu pedwar Mab a phedair Merch." [6]Notes1283:"The tenure of his son and heir, Richard Turberville, was brief; he was dead by 1283, being succeded by his son Payn Turberville III." [7]1300: "Wilcock Turberville, the reputed bastard son of Richard, was apparently granted Tythegston by his legitimate brother, Payn (ob. 1319), around 1300."28 Feb 1309: "Protection, for three years, for Payn Turberville, going on pilgrimage to the Holy Land." [8]25 Jun 1312: "Quit-claim by John de Boneuyle, son and heir of Henry de Boneuyle, to Margam Abbey, of 20 s/z. out of 40 s/2. rent due to him by the Abbey, for a tenement of Boneuyleston, for £20 beforehand. Under seal of Sir Pagan de Turberuyle and Leysan de Auene.Witnesses:—John Le Botyler, Peter Baudewyn, William Turberuyle, William de Corneli, William Grammus." [9]

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