Person:Thomas Jocelyn (3)

N.E.G.H.R., vol. 71 (1917), Genealogical Research In England, p. 236: Thomas Jocelyn, who died after 1277, married, about 1247, Maud Hide, daughter and coheiress of Sir John Hide of the Hide, Sawbridgeworth, co. Herts, Knight, by his wife Elizabeth (Sudley), who was daughter of John, Lord Sudley, of co. Gloucester. Maude (Hide) Jocelyn survived her husband, and married secondly Nicholas de Villiers. By the marriage of Thomas Jocelyn with Maud Hide the manor of the Hide, or Hide Hall, as it was later called, passed into the possession of the Josselyn family, who held it for almost six hundred and fifty years, until, in 1897, it passed by will to Sophia, widow of the fifth Earl of Roden, a nobleman who had died without male issue. A charter of "Thomas son of John" is still preserved in the family.

Burke's Peerage: Thomas Jocelyn; living c1249; married Maud, daughter of Sir John Hyde, of Hyde Hall, Herts, thus acquiring that estate.

1. ↑ Josselyn Family. Genealogical Research in England. .
   p. 237.