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• FSID: MB13-VGP

Notes:

In 1302, Sara, was the heir of her niece Margery.

About Sarah de Hornacote
Notes:

Sarah de Hornacote was the daughter and co-heir and eventually heir to Margery her niece, Assize Roll 30 Edw I.

Events:
1. Alt. Birth; 1214, Hertland, Devonshire, England.

Marriage Information:
Sarah married Roger CARMYNOWE, son of Robert DE CARMYNOWE and Unknown. (Roger CARMYNOWE was born in 1214 in Tresolyth, Cornwall.)

Marriage Information:
Sarah also married Sir Geoffrey DE DINHAM of Hartland, son of Oliver DE DINHAM & Hartland and Elizabeth. (Sir Geoffrey DE DINHAM of Hartland was born in 1200 in Hertland, Devonshire, England and died before 26 Dec 1258 in Buckland Dinham, Somerset, England 2409,2410.

Spouses/Children:

1st Husband: Roger CARMYNOWE

Daughter: Lady Maude CARMINOWE+

Son: Sir Roger DE CARMINOW Lord of Trelowith+

2nd Husband: Sir Geoffrey DE DINHAM of Hartland

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Sarah de Hornacote's Timeline
1214
1214
Birth of Sarah
Tintagel, Cornwall, England
1240
1240
Age 26
Birth of Sir Roger de Carminow,"Crusader"
St. Mewan, Cornwall, England
1242
1242
Age 28
Birth of

Sara married Dinham, Sir Geoffrey IV in 1233 in Devon, England. Geoffrey (son of Dinham, Sir Oliver IV and Dinham, Lady Elizabeth) was born in 1205 in Buckland Dinham, Somerset, England; died on 26 Dec 1258 in Hampford, Honiton, Devon, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Dinham, Lady Joanna was born in 1249 in Hartland, Devon, England; died on 22 Dec 1308 in Trelowith Manor, St. Mewan, Cornwall, England; was buried after 22 Dec 1308 in Lancarfe Manor, Bodmin, Cornwall, England.

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• FSID: GNCG-PWQ
• Name: Gervais de Tintagel

Notes:

Biography
Tintagel and King Arthur:

"From about AD 450 until about AD 650 Tintagel was a prosperous and highly significant site, closely involved in trade with the Mediterranean world. The island was covered with many small rectangular buildings, some visible today. A large bank and ditch, also still visible, defended the landward side of the narrow neck, which at this date may have been as high as the land on either side.

"After the mid-7th century there is little evidence of activity on the headland of Tintagel for over 500 years. In about 1138 Geoffrey of Monmouth's History of the Kings of Britain gave the figure of King Arthur, the legendary ruler of Britain, Ireland and large parts of continental Europe, its international fame.

"The History contains the earliest written mention of Tintagel in the tale of how Arthur was conceived there by Uther Pendragon, King of Britain, the result of his magically assisted seduction of Queen Igerna (Igraine), wife of Duke Gorlois of Cornwall.

"In May 1233 the newly created Earl of Cornwall, Richard, brother of Henry III, bought the 'Island of Tyntagel', together with 'Richard's castle', from Gervase de Tyntagel (whose father, Robert, had changed the family surname from Hornicote to Tintagel).[1] 'Richard's castle' was presumably built by the earl himself, and if so was begun between 1225, when King Henry granted him the county of Cornwall, and 1233, when the transaction took place."

"The Cornish were not slow in complaining about the Earl's administration of Cornwall. An opportunity to do so arose in August 1258, at the start of the reform movement, when four knights were appointed in each county to conduct an investigation into all wrongs committed by royal and baronial officials and bailiffs. In Cornwall the commissioners were Reginald de Botreaux, Gervase de Hornacott, Ralph Arundel and ALAN BLOYOU, all of them prominent local knights. (2) With Richard absent in Germany at this time, the election of these commissioners cannot have been subject to direct comital interference. Botreaux, Hornacott, Arundel and BLOYOU were thus probably popular local men, trusted by the people whose complaints they were to hear, and not the Earl's henchmen. Certainly Hornacott and BLOYOU had little reason to be on good terms with the Earl. Gervase de Hornacott had changed his name from Gervase de Tintagel after he lost the bulk of his estate to Richard's ambitions at Tintagel in the 1230s, although there is no clear evidence that he had been either coerced into or cheated by the subsequent exchange."

«b»1301«/b», Roger de Carminow, called to reply to the King for his man' of Wynyeton, said that Richard, formerly E. of Cornw., gave to a certain Gervaise de Hornyngcote, his ancestor, the manor of Wynyton, Merthyn, and Tam'ton in exchange for the manor of Bochym.

«b»1302«/b», Assize roll: Sarra de Hornyacote mother of Roger de Carmynowe.

Gervais married Hornacote, Mrs N.N.. N.N. was born in 1188 in Tintagel, Cornwall, England; died in 1240 in England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• FSID: LYVS-44L

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• FSID: GKJ3-JVR
• Life Event: 1207, Cornwall, England; paid 4 marks for his inheriance of the lands of his father
• Life Event: 1214; Robert paid scutage of 100% for four fees.

Robert married Banister, Sarah. Sarah was born in 1136 in England; died in 1224 in England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• FSID: GKJ3-T8P