Sir
Stephen
de Segrave
formerly Segrave
Born in Segrave, Lancashire, England
Ancestors 
Son of Gilbert (Segrave) de Segrave
and [mother unknown]
Brother of
Rohease (Segrave) le Despencer
Husband of
Rohese (Despenser) de Segrave
— married
[date unknown] [location unknown]
Husband of
Ida (Hastings) Pecche
— married
about 1238 in of, , Norfolk, England
Descendants 
Father of
Eleanor Segrave, Stephen (Segrave) de Segrave, John (Segrave) de Segrave and Gilbert (Segrave) de Segrave Knt
Died
at about age 62
in Barton, Lancashire, England
Profile last modified
| Created 3 Apr 2011
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Contents |
Biography
Occupation
- Chief Justiciar of England; Knight; Constable of the Tower of London
Fen Stanton Manor
Following the earl's insurrection in 1233 (fn. 42) Henry III gave the estate in 1234 to his justiciar Stephen de Segrave, who lost it when he fell from power later that year, and it was assigned to the king's sister, Joan, queen of Scotland. (fn. 43) Segrave recovered it shortly after her death in 1237. (fn. 44) He died in 1241 and his son and heir Gilbert, (fn. 45) also a judge, in 1254.[1]
Sources
- ↑ 'Fen Drayton: Manors and other estates', in A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely: Volume 9, Chesterton, Northstowe, and Papworth Hundreds, ed. A P M Wright and C P Lewis (London, 1989), pp. 292-295. British History Online [1] [accessed 21 June 2020].
- Vincent, John A. C., editor, Lancashire Lay Subsidies, The Record Society for the Publication of Original Documents Relating to Lancashire and Cheshire (printed for The Record Society. 1893) Vol. XXVII, Page 147 "he bacame justicair of England in 1232 (Tabula Curiales)"
- Testa de Nevill (London: Published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, 1920) Part I. A.D. 1198-1242 Page 632 "...Stephen of Segrave who are mentioned in it were presumably the men of those names who died in 1241." citing Excerpta e Rotulis Finium, vol. i. pp. 356, 364.
- Rootsweb - Hereward de Segrave
- The National Archives: https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/abf65b25-fd97-406e-8822-14a024cc4a11
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HISTORY OF LONDON. In our Ladys chapel. John Gisors, of London, knt. and lord mayor. Humphry Stafford, esq. of Worcestershire, 1480. Robert Bartram, baron of Rothale. Sir Ralph Barons, knt. William Apleton, knt. Reynold de Cambrey, knt. Thomas Beaumont, son and heir to Henry lord Beaumont. Adam de Howton, knt. 1417. * Bartholomew Caster, knt. of London. Reinfrede Arundel, knt. 1468. Thomas Covil, esq. 1422. Dame Yde Seagrave, wife of Hugh Peache. ( no date)
Walter le Despenser of Moggerhanger, Bedford, fls. Nov. 20, 1270. Walter was the Despenser to Hugh Peche and his wife Ida Hastings, sister of Henry Hastings. Ida was the widow of Stephen de Seagrave). Walter was previously the Despenser of Stephen de Seagrave as per this source: Source: BCM/D/5/23/39 1216-1272 relates to Stephen de Segrave and land Diceworth,(digesworth)Liesc. Related information: [BL Harl. MS 4748, f. 8] Contents: Ralph de Bredona and Walter son of Geoffrey de Herteshorn. n.d. [temp. Hen. III] Ralph has granted to Walter a toft and croft in Digetheswrd of the free alms of the church of Bredona, except a small space for the church to build a granary, at a rent of 3s. a year. Witnesses: Walter Despenser (Dispensarius).