Person:Henry de Wilington (1)

See http://www.celtic-casimir.com/webtree/17/32795.htm and http://www.teachergenealogist007.com/2010/06/g21-1247654.html

1322: Henry, age 13, heir to his father, who was executed and his lands attained.

8 Dec 1326: Grant to John Luterel, king’s yeoman, of the marriage of Henry, son and heir of Henry de Wylyngton, tenant in chief, the king’s ward.

1327: Henry’s inherited lands to be restored.

28 Aug 1345: A writ to Henry de Wylyngton, John de Beaumont, … to array 60 archers in Devon, 120 in Somerset, 100 in Dorset, 200 in Wiltshire

26 Aug 1346: Henry fought at the battle of Crecy in the 2nd division under the Earls of Northampton and Arundel.

29 Oct 1348: Inspeximus … Eleanor late the wife of Ralph de Wilyngton … which she held for life of the inheritance of Henry de Wilyngton, ‘chivaler,’ …

23 May 1349: Henry died; held parts of fees in Gittisham, East Budleigh Hundred; Stoke Rivers; Shirwell Hundred, and elsewhere in Tiverton and Shebbear Hundred, Devon.

23 Edw. III (1349), Henry de Wilington held large possessions in the counties of Cornwall, Dorset, Gloucester, Wilts, Devon and Oxford.