 John de Wingfield, son of John de Wingfield and Anne Peche.BORN_SHORT ± 1290 Wingfield Castle, Suffolk, England, DIED_SHORT ± 1358, approximately 68 years General Notes: Sir John Wingfield Held Lands in: Yorks (Nettons,balne, 8 Miles East of Pontefract, of John of Warren, Earl of Surrey) 220 Acres. who in 1355 had free warren in his manor of Wingfield and others in Suffolk. Sir John was a kight of the Black Prince. Married 1315 Wingfield, Suffolk, England (approximately 43 years married) to:  Elizabeth Honypot, daughter of John Bonypot and Juliana ?.BORN_SHORT 1309 Wingfield, Suffolk, England, DIED_SHORT 1388, 78 or 79 years I have no idea where I picked up this person. I find absolutely no reference to the name anywhere on the internet. Name corrected from Bonypot to Honypot... Children: | |||
1) Sir John de WingfieldBORN_SHORT Saxmundham, Suffolk, England, DIED_SHORT 1362 The cause of his death was the Plague. General Notes: He fought at Crecy in 1346 He was in Normandy from 1347 to 1348. He was Chief of staff to The Black Prince the heir to Edward III in 1350. He fought at Poiters in 1356. Captured Sire Daubigny, head of the King's 400 Knight Bodyguard. Edward III paid John Wingfield 833 for Daubigny. He held land in Dorest, Rederhall (Norfolk), and Cavendish in 1356. Medical Notes: The Black Prince paid for the funeral. | |||
2) Richard de Wingfield | |||
3) Sir Thomas de WingfieldBORN_SHORT 1328 Letheringham, Suffolk, England, DIED_SHORT aug 1378 Letheringham, Suffolk, England, 49 or 50 years AKA: Sir Thomas Wingfield Knight of Letheringham HONORS: Knighted. RESIDENCE: Of Letheringham, Suffolk {Letheringham, Suffolk, England}. will dated 07/17/1378, proved 09/27/1378 General Notes: He was described as lanky, monkish looking. His monument is in Wingfield Church. He inherited Badingham. He fought at Crecy in 1346 in the Retinue of the Earl of Arundel. (Edward III Defeated the French) He held Metton and Hasketon. In 1347 he was made Keeper of Bromfield for the Black Prince. Left 12 Silver Spoons and 6 Pieces of Plate and De Brews' Armour Which Was "Never to Leave the Family. | |||
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