Ancestral Trails 2016 » AUBREY de VERE II (1082-1141)

Données personnelles AUBREY de VERE II 

• Il est né en l'an 1082 dans Castle Hedingham, Essex.
• Titre: Sheriff of London
• Titre: Master Chamberlain
• Professions:
• en l'an 1125 dans Joint Sheriff of London.
• en l'an 1133 dans Lord Great Chamberlain of England.
• (Event) en l'an 1136 dans Attended King Stephen at Westminster and Winchester.
• (Military) en l'an 1098 dans Took part in the First Crusade at Antioch.
• (Event) en l'an 1141 dans Built Hedingham Castle.
• Il est décédé le 15 mai 1141 dans Slain during a riot in London, il avait 59 ans.
• Un enfant de AUBREY de VERE et BEATRICE de GHENT

Famille de AUBREY de VERE II

Il est marié avec ALICE de CLARE.

Ils se sont mariés en l'an 1111 à Castle Hedingham, Essex, il avait 29 ans.

Enfant(s):

1. William de VERE  1120-1198
2. Gilbert de VERE  1122-????
3. Geoffrey de VERE  1118-1170
4. Cicely de VERE  1126-????
5. Clemence de VERE  1113-???? 
6. ALICE de VERE  1125-> 1184 
7. AUBREY de VERE  1112-1194 
8. JULIANNA de VERE  1128-1199 
9. ROBERT de VERE  1116-1166 
10. ROHESE de VERE  1114-> 1166 

Notes par AUBREY de VERE II

Before 1112, acknowledged a charter as Aubrey, the King's Chamberlain, that he held Twywell; also held Great Addington and Drayton, in chief. He was joint sheriff, with Richard Basset, of Surrey, Cambridge, Hunts, Norfolk, Suffolk, Bucks, and Bedford beginning in late 1129, and of Essex, Herts, Leicester, and Northants from Easter 1130. Also served as a justice in Norfolk, one time with Robert Fitz Walter, and at another time with Richard Basset. At Fareham in July 1133, the King granted to him and his heirs the Master Chamberlainship of all of England. He was with the King at Westbourne in Aug 1133, and probably crossed the channel with him, as he attestsed to various writs and acts in Dieppe and Falaise. He was with Stephen in 1136 (Westminster and WInchester), in 1136/37 (Clarendon), 1137 (Winchester), and also at Portsmouth and Marlborough. Upon Stephen's summons to account for his arrest of the Bishops, the King sent Aubrey, as "a man practised in legal cases" to give the bishops his answer. He founded a priory at Hatfield Broadoak, Essex and was a benefactor to Colne Priory and Colchester Abbey. He was slain in a riot in London.
Source: www.geneajourney.com

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