- Excerpt from "Notices of an English Branch of the Malet Family", by Arthur Malet, published 188 p 29-30, Appendices F1, F2, F3:
WILLIAM MALET OF ENMORE
William Malet, the son of William Malet and his wife Sara de Sully, succeeded his father probably about A.D. 1252. His wife's name was Maria, but her surname is unknown. The deed, a portion of which is transcribed (below)* is presumably the first in which his name is mentioned. In the year 1253 he sat as one of the arbitrators in a dispute between the Prior of Bruton and William de la Cumba concerning a right of way.** There is another deed of the year 1264,*** by which William Malet makes over to the Abbot of Glastonbury certain lands. There are other deeds of this period, not of sufficient interest to warrant transcription, and some by which we learn that, besides Baldwin his son and heir, he had another son, named Raymund, to whom, and to his wife Melicent, his mother Maria gave property in Heathcombe, and Anastasia the daughter of William le Bret gave lands in Stawel and Cadecote; Robert Thurlebeare also gave him land in Cadecote. There is also an entry in Sir Wm. Pole's MSS., "Raymundus Malet Isoldis Uxor," dated 52 henry III, A.D. 1268; so that I conclude he married twice. I find also Raymund's name as a witness in a deed of the 16 Edward I, A.D. 1288, and Baldwin Malet gives land in Bradwyke to Raymund Malet and Joane his wife I Edward II A.d. 1307; whether this is the same Raymund and a third wife, or another person, there is nothing extant to determine.
* Sir A.M.'s MSS., Vol. I, Sup. II, p.5.
Omnibus, etc. Ego Sara Malet in viduitate mea concessi, etc. Will'o. Malet filio meo pro homagio et servito suo 20s. Redd: in Baghay. Teste, Dno. Joh'o. de Aur, Dno.Henrico de Stawel, Rob'to, Bret, et aliis.
** Sir A.M.'s MSS., Vol. I, p.7.
Ex registro MS. Prioratus de Bruton in Agro Somerset, p. 29, in nostris excerptis existro registro. Copy of Sir Wm. Pole's MS.
Anno Domini 1252 [37 H. III] facta est haec convenito inter Priorem et conventum Brawton ex una parte et Will'm de la Cumba ex altera, vix., quod dicti Prior et conventus pro se et successoribus suis concesserant dicto Will'o et haered: suis quod possint sine impedimento ire et redire cum blado suo et foeno et Averiis suis per viam quae jacet per terram et pasturam suam de Sure vergue la Swelle, etc. Test: Dno. Mattheo de Clyvedon, Dno. Joh'o de Reigny, Militibus; W. de Careville, W. Huscarle, Rogero Lupel, Thoma de Bonham, Hen'r de Campoflorido, Thoma de Wyke, et aliis. Facta fuit haec conventio et quieta clamatio coram venerabilibus viris Dno. Henrico de Bratton, tunc Justiciario Dni. Regi, et Dno. Reginaldo de Moyun, et Dno. Will'o de Moyun, et Dno. Will'o Malet, et Dno.Will'o Trivit, et Dno Martino de Leke, Militibus; et W. de la Lade, et Ricardo Londres, et multis aliis. Apud Taunton, anno supra dicto.
Ex regis Bruton, p. 27, Adam de Grenville et Thomas Trivet Justitiarii itinerantes apud Bristoll, anno 43 R. Hen. III. [1259.]
*** Sir A. M.'s MSS., Vol.I, p. 16.
Anno Regni R. Henrici filii Johannis 48 [A.D.1264] convenit inter Dum. Robertum Abbatem et Con'v Glaston: ex parte una, et Will'm Malet de Pulton ex altera, viz., quod praed: Willielmus concessit, etc., praefato Abbatia totum, tenementum cum terris pratis et omnibus aliis pertinend: suis, etc., quae idem Willielmus tenuit de dote Feliciae quondam uxoris Ricardi de Capella sine aliquo retinemento sui, etc. Tes't Martino de Legh, Milite, Michaele le Goniz, Reginaldo de Ivethera, Galfrido Poleyn. Ex Registro MS. Abbatiae Glaston: in archivis Dni. Vicecom: Weymouth, p. 298.
|
Est 1203 - 
Note
d. Bef 1261, Enmore, Somerset, England