Person:Alice de Braose (1)

Alice de Braose
d.Bef 30 Jul 1331
  1. Joan de Braose1280 - Bet 1321 & 1324
  2. Alice de BraoseAbt 1290 - Bef 1331
  1. Christina Mowbray1305 - 1362
  2. John De Mowbray1310 - 1361
  3. Margaret Mowbray1318 -
m.
Facts and Events
Name Alice de Braose
Alt Name Aline DeBraose
Alt Name Alivia _____
Alt Name[1] Aline de Breuse
Gender Female
Birth? Abt 1290 Bramber, Sussex, England
Marriage to John de Mowbray, 2nd Baron Mowbry
Marriage to Sir Richard de Peshale
Death[1] Bef 30 Jul 1331
Reference Number? Q18714138?

Alice de Braose

Only child of Lord de Braose, landholder in Sussex and the Gower, born ca. 1290 in Bramber and died before 1 July 1331 in Swansea. As detailed on the previous page concerning her first husband, John de Mowbray :- Edward II took all John's lands into his own hands, imprisoning the widow Alice and son John in the Tower of London. Under pressure Alice disclaimed her inheritance in Sussex, which was re-granted to the Despencers now back in favour. Her husband had not lived to see Edward II come to his grisly end in 1327 in the dungeon of Berkeley Castle, Gloucestershire. In the next reign Alice obtained confirmation of Gowerland to herself and the heirs of her body by her deceased husband.

Lady Mowbray married secondly Sir R. de Peshale and died in 1332.

References
  1. 1.0 1.1 Aline de Breuse, in Cawley, Charles. Medieval Lands: A prosopography of medieval European noble and royal families.

    Cawley says she is not the daughter of Elizabeth Sully, but rather of an unknown first wife of William.