 Oliver Lord Ingham de Ingham, son of Sir John Knight de Ingham and Margery .BORN_SHORT 1287 Ingham, Norfolk, England, DIED_SHORT before 30 jan 1343, at most 56 years, BURIED_SHORT Ingham, Norfolk, England died Bef 30 Jan 1343-1344 KINSHIP: Son and heir. BIRTH: Date Calculated> Aged 23 years in 1310. MILITARY: Appointed to assemble horse and foot of Wiltshire and Berkshire against the rebels under Thomas, Earl of Lancaster 1321/1322; with a great Army of Spanish he overran the Agenais 1324; summoned for Military Service 1310; while Keeper of Bordeaux he defeated the French 1339. OFFICE: Keeper of Chester and lands of Flint with power of imprisonment 1321/1322. OFFICE: Justice of Chester 1322, reappointed for life 1328. OFFICE: Had letters of protection for a year to go beyond the seas in the Kings service 1324. OFFICE: Summoned to attend the Great Council at Westminster 1324. OFFICE: Steward of Gascony 1325/1326-1327. OFFICE: Councillor of the King 1327. OFFICE: Summoned to Councils 1330-1342. ASSIGNMENTS: Summoned to Parliament by writs as Lord Ingham 1328. OFFICE: Sheriff of Chester and Flint 1328. OFFICE: Justice 1329. OFFICE: Steward of the Duchy of Aquitaine 1331-1343. OFFICE: Summoned to give advice to the Council upon the affairs of the Duchy 1341/1342. HONORS: Created Banneret and accompanied the King to Scotland 1322. TITLES: Held to have become Lord Ingham by writ, 1328. TITLES: Abeyance> Upon his death in 1339 the Barony of Ingham fell, according to modern doctrine into abeyance. RESIDENCE: Of Ingham, Waxham and Lammas, Norfolk, Weybread, Suffolk, West Dean, East Grimstead, Steeple Langford, Wiltshire, England. PROPERTY: Manors of Ingham, Waxham and Lammas; Suffolk, Weybread manor; Wiltshire, manors of West Dean, East Grimstead, Steeple Langford and Hampworth; Hampshire, lands near West Dean; also property in Cheshire 1343/1344. PUNISHMENT: Taken prisnor by the King as one of the principal movers in the last plot of the Earl of March, taken to London where all his lands and goods were forfeited. In consideration of his service to Edward II he received a pardon and restoration of his property 1330. DEATH: Date> Shortly before 30 Jan 1343/1344. CONDITION: spms> Died without surviving male issue. INQUISITION POST MORTEM: Edward III, 78/4. KINSHIP: Investigate> He nominated John son of Robert de Ingham, 10 May 1324 as one of his attorneys. Marriage/ Related to:  Elizabeth DIED_SHORT 11 oct 1350, BURIED_SHORT Ingham, Norfolk, England SURNAME: Investigate> She is stated to have been a MARSHALL, a BOVIL, or a ZOUCHE; possibly he married more than once. Children: | |||
1) John de InghamDIED_SHORT before 25 sep 1339 KINSHIP: Surviving son and heir. CONDITION: Died before father without issue. | |||
2) Elizabeth de InghamIngham, Norfolk, England | |||
3) Oliver de InghamDIED_SHORT before 26 dec 1326 Antwerp, Antwerp, Belgium KINSHIP: Probably 1st son and heir. DEATH: Cause> Killed. CONDITION: vp> Died before father | |||
4) Joan de InghamBORN_SHORT between 1320 and 1322 Ingham, Norfolk, England, DIED_SHORT ± 26 jun 1360, BURIED_SHORT Ingham Priory, Ingham, Norfolk, England Died Between 26 Jun 1360 and 12 Dec 1365 KINSHIP: Daughter and coheiress. BIRTH: Date Calculated> Aged 24 or 26 in 1344. TITLES: Abeyance Termination> Upon the death of her niece Mary CURSON, in 1349, she became (de jure suo jure) Baroness Ingham, as the abeyance of the Barony of Ingham terminated in her favour, title created 1328. LIVING: 26 Jun 1360 | |||
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