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John De Byron Sex: Male | | | |  | | Birth Date | 1253 | | Death Date | 1339 | | Father | John de Byron Lord of Clayton | Born: 1217 | Died: 1279 | | Mother | | Born: | | | John De Byron
Notes: | ‹ Back to de Byron surname Is your surname de Byron? Research the de Byron family Start your family tree now Sir John de Byron, Lord of Claytons Geni Profile Contact profile manager View family tree Problem with this page? Share your family tree and photos with the people you know and love Build your family tree online Share photos and videos Smart Matching™ technology Free! Get Started John de Byron, Knight Birthdate: circa 1253 Birthplace: Clayton, West Yorkshire, England Death: 1339 (82-90) Immediate Family: Son of John de Byron Lord of Clayton and Joan Byron Husband of Alice Byron Father of Sir Richard de Byron, lord of Clayton; Joan Longford and Margery Assheton Managed by: Private User Last Updated: October 12, 2016 View Complete Profile view all Immediate Family Alice Byron wife Sir Richard de Byron, lord of Cl... son Joan Longford daughter Margery Assheton daughter Joan Byron mother John de Byron Lord of Clayton father About Sir John de Byron, Lord of Clayton Son of John de Byron, Lord of Clayton and Joan Thies. Husband of Alice Byron Banastre. Although a manor of DROYLSDEN is spoken of in the 16th century the word seems to have been used improperly. The only manor in the township was that of CLAYTON, for four centuries the seat of the Byron family. (fn. 19) To Robert de Byron the elder Robert Grelley, between 1194 and1212, granted fourteen oxgangs of his demesne of Manchester to be held by the service of half a knight. (fn. 20) The original grant was of Clayton and Barnetby; this was increased by land in Tunstead and two oxgangs of land in Failsworth, but Tunstead was soon afterwards surrendered. (fn. 21) Robert de Byron married Cecily, and had several sons; (fn. 22) in 1212 Roberts heirs were in possession of his lands; but one son, Robert, who appears to have been the eldest, afterwards surrendered all his rights to his brother Richard, (fn. 23) and it was this Richard who had a grant of the kings moiety of Failsworth. Richard de Byrons name occurs as early as 1203; (fn. 24) several grants by and to him are known. (fn. 25) The next known (fn. 26) in possession of Clayton was John de Byron, later a knight, who appears all through the latter part of the 13th century. (fn. 27) He was son of Richard, (fn. 28) probably a second bearer of the name. Sir John married Joan, with whom he had lands in the parish of Rochdale. (fn. 29) He acquired also the estate of Royton. (fn. 30) He and his wife Joan were still living in 1298. (fn. 31) He had a son John. (fn. 32) Sir John de Byron died before Easter, 1318, (fn. 33) and his widow Alice afterwards married John de Strickland. (fn. 34) Sir Richard, son of Sir John, succeeded; in 1308 he had obtained a grant of free warren for his demesne lands of Clayton, Butterworth, Royton, and other manors; (fn. 35) by his wife Agnes he had sons, James and John, (fn. 36) and he died about 1347. Sir James, the succeeding lord of Clayton, who died about five years later, left two sons, Sir John (fn. 37) and Sir Richard; and the former, who took part in the battle of Crecy and the siege of Calais, (fn. 38) dying without issue, was followed by his brother in 1380. (fn. 39)
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b.1286 Of, Ashton Under Lyne, Lancashire, England
d. | | John de Ashton | | 1 Robert Assheton of Pitney SIR KNIGHT b.1303 | |
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