Hawise
de Chaworth
formerly London aka de Londres, de Brewes
Born about in Stoke, Northamptonshire, England
Ancestors 
Daughter of Thomas (London) de Londres
and Eve (FitzWarin) de London
Wife of
Walter Brewes
— married
[date unknown] [location unknown]
Wife of
Patrick (Chaworth) de Chaworth
— married
19 Dec 1243 [location unknown]
Descendants 
Mother of
Pain (Chaworth) de Chaworth, Hervey (Chaworth) de Chaworth, Agnes (Chaworth) de Chaworth, Eve (Chaworth) de Tibetot, Patrick (Chaworth) de Chaworth Knt and Emma Chaworth
Died
at about age 63
in Ewenny, Glamorganshire, Wales
Profile last modified
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Contents |
Biography
Hawise married first to Walter de Brewes.
- In Michaelmas term 1233 Walter and Hawise were suing the abbot of Gloucester for the church of Hannington, Wiltshire. [1]
Hawise married second to Patrick de Chaworth.
Burial
Buried at Ewenny Priory, Glamorgan, where the greater part of her tombstone was found during some alterations to the church in 1895. The head is, unfortunately, missing, but the rest of the figure is in good preservation. The inscription runs as follows:
- '(De la nob)le Dame : Hawise : de : Londres : pensez
- (Et chanter) pur : la : so(n) : alme : pult (?) : pat : noster.'t
Research Notes
She was heiress in 1258/67 to Mabel de Cantelowe. The exact relationship of the two is unknown. Some people think Hawise was Mabel's granddaughter, but Douglas Richardson in 2005 stated that "...it is equally possible that Mabel was Hawise's paternal aunt or cousin, or a younger 2nd wife of her grandfather. Also, I hasten to point out that Cantelowe was not necessarily Mabel's maiden name. Rather, unless she was from a particularly lofty pedigree, the surname Cantelowe is probably Mabel's married name at the time of her death, not her maiden name."[1]
Sources
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Richardson, Douglas. "Ancestry of Thomas de London, lord of Kidwelly?" Jan 27, 2005. soc.genealogy.medieval.
- Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.
- Richardson, Douglas. Magna Carta Ancestries, 2005.
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With reference to the above biographical notes of a relationship to Mabel Cantelupe.
[CIPM HIII V1. No. 417. Patrick de Chaworces.] Wiltshire Extent, Inquisition held Sunday the eve of St. Martin. Berewik manor (full extent given with names of tenants), including pastures called Kyggesmers and la Sterte. 60 shillings rent ARE HELD BY EXCHANGE FOR LIFE by Mabel de Cantelo alias de Cantilupe, and ought, with the advowson of the church, to revert to the manor after her death.
[CFR HIII] No date [Nov/Dec] 1219. Wiltshire and Berkshire. William Crassus, the first-born, has made fine with the king by £100 for having the daugher and heiress of Thomas of London as his wife and the following are his pledges for the fine:
[CPR HIII] 25 May 1221 Westminster. De terra Thome de London. Mandatum est omnibus militibus, et libere tenentibus et aliis de honoribus de Kedwely et de Kardwardlan ----- qui fuerunt Thome de London quod Willelmo Crasso, cui dominus rex concessit custodiam terre que fuit ipsius Thome cum maritagio Hawisie filie et heredis ipsius Thome, in omnibus que ad predictos honores pertinent, intendentes sint et respondentes.
[BOF, page 380] 1226-1228. Wiltshire - Hawisia filia Eve de Tracy est de donacione domini regis et est maritata Waltero de Breusa; terra eius est in Wallia et ideo nescitur quid valet.
Hawise the daughter of Eve de Tracy is of the king's gift and is married to Walter de Braose; her lands are in Wales, and therefore it is not known what they are.
[BOF, page 863] 1242. Berkshire - Eva de Tracy tenet manerium de Esegareston' cum pertinenciis in dotem de hereditate Hawisie de London', et pertinet ad manerium de Kedwely, pro quo dicta Hawisia tenetur servicium quod si dominus rex vel eius capitalis justiciarius venerit in partibus de Kedwely cum exercitu dicta Hawisia debet conducere predictum exercitum cum vexillo suo et tota gente sua per mediam terram de Neth' usque Lagerna.
Eva de Tracy tenant of the manor of Garston with the appurtenances in dower of the inheritance of Hawise of London, and belongs to the manor of Kedwely, for whom the said Hawise is bound by service to lead the aforesaid king’s army with his standard when going into Wales through the middle of the land from Neth to Lagerna.
[CFR HIII] 1 October 1258. [sic]. St. Edmund's. Hawise, who was the wife of Patrick de Chaworth, is to render 18s. 4½d. to the king for as long as the custody of the lands formerly of the aforesaid Patrick shall be in the king’s hand for the surplus of her dower.
[CPR HIII] 27 November 1258 Wymondley. Grant to Hawise late the wife of Patrick de Cadurcis, with whom the king is in treaty for her having the wardship of the lands of the said Patrick, that she may till and sow the said lands; and that, if the said wardship do not remain to her, her expenses therein shall be allowed to her by judgement of good men.
[CPR HIII] 25 July 1259 Westminster. Grant to Hawise late the wife of Patrick de Cadurcis, in consideration of his services and for a fine of 1000 marks payable to the works of the church of Westminster, whereof she is to pay at the rate of 100/ yearly of the wardship of the heirs and lands of her husband, with fees and advowsons of churches; saving to the king the marriage of the heirs when this falls in. Mandate to the escheator of Wiltshire to give her seisin of the said wardship, with the issues received by him since the death of Patrick.
[CPR HIII] 22 February 1270 Westminster. Acknowledgment that Hawise de London late the wife of Patrick de Cadurcis deliver to Master Robert de Beverle and the other keepers of the works of Westminster at divers times, for the said works, 100/ in part payment of 1000 marks whereby she made fine for the wardship of the lands and heirs of the said Patrick. Mandate to the said barons to acquit her if they have not done so already.
[CFR EI] 26 September 1274 Windsor. Order to this escheator on this side Trent to take into the king's hand the lands late of Hawise de London, deceased, tenant in chief.
[CIPM EI V2] 51 Hawise de Londres. Writ 23 September 2EI. Sir Payn de Cadurciis her son, is her next heir and of full age. Berkshire – Esegaston, the manor with the advowson of the church, held of the king in chief by serjeanty as member of Kaddwelye: with the garrison of Kaddweleye to lead the vanguard of the king's army whenever he shall go into West Wales with his army, and the rear guard in returning.
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