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1. Sutton, John
   1. Sampson, Constantia
      1. Sutton, John
      2. de Sutton, Thomas
      3. Sutton, Margaret

Ancestors

Source References

1. H. Schluckbier: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=schluck&id=I8704&style=TABLE My Little Obsession
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        ID: I8704
        Name: John SUTTON 1 2 3
        Sex: M
        Change Date: 03 AUG 2006
        Birth: 24 JUN 1270 in Sutton on Hull, Holderness, Yorkshire, England
        Death: BEF 24 SEP 1338
        Note:
        BARONY OF SUTTON OF HOLDERNESS (I) 1332

        JOHN DE SUTTON, son and heir, born 24 June 1270. In 1293 and1296 he was engaged in legal proceedings. In 1301, as Sir Johnde Sutton, knight, he was witness to a charter granting themanor of Sculcoates and land in Sutton. On 14 December 1303 hehad a grant to himself and his heirs of free warren in Sutton,Southcoates and Bransholme. On 5 January 1303/4 he was pardoned,by reason of his services in Scotland, for taking hares in theKing's warren of Holderness. From 1306/7 onwards until 1338 hewas in commissions as John de Sutton of Holderness. In 1312,after Piers de Gavaston had been beheaded, he, with his brotherNicholas, was fined 100 marks and was in prison at York. On 16October 1313 John de Sutton was one of the adherents of Thomas,Earl of Lancaster, who were pardoned for the death of Piers deGavaston. In 1314/5 he was involved in a dispute with thePrioress of Swine for taking her cattle at Drypool. From 1311/2to 1325 a number of summonses to service and to treat with themagnates were issued; but it is difficult to assign any of themwith certainty to John de Sutton of Holderness, though someprobably relate to him. In 1317 he and his son were charged withviolence at Barton-on-Humber. He fought for the King at theBattle of Boroughbridge, 16 March 1321/2. In 1327 he lodged acomplaint of trespass on his free warren. On 27 January 1331/2he was summoned to Parliament by writ directed Johanni de Suttonde Holdernesse, whereby he is held to have become LORD SUTTON OFHOLDERNESS; he was similarly summoned until 14 January 1336/7.In March 1332 he petitioned the King in Council for therestoration of his ferry at Drypool. On 4 December 1335 acommission was appointed on a complaint that he (as John deSutton, knight, the elder) and others had carried away certaingoods at Sutton in Holderness. In 1337, as John de Sutton ofHolderness senior, he was party to a settlement by fine of themanors of Southcoates and Sutton in Holderness in connectionwith his son's marriage.

        On 27 August 1294 he married Constance, daughter of JohnSAMPSON, of York. He died on or before 24 September 1338. Shesurvived him, and died before 10 February 1345/6. [CompletePeerage XII/1:573-4, (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)]

         

         

         

        Father: Saire IV SUTTON b: BEF 1239 in Sutton on Hull, Holderness, Yorkshire, England
        Mother: Christiane b: ABT 1245 in England

        Marriage 1 Constantia SAMPSON b: ABT 1288 in Holderness, Yorkshire, England
        Married: 27 AUG 1294 in Holderness, Yorkshire, England
        Children
        Has No Children John SUTTON b: BEF 24 SEP 1308 in Sutton on Hull, Holderness, Yorkshire, England
        Has Children Thomas DE SUTTON b: BEF 05 MAY 1316 in Sutton on Hull, Holderness, Yorkshire, England
        Has No Children Margaret SUTTON b: ABT 1324 in Sutton on Hull, Holderness, Yorkshire, England

        Sources:
        Title: AFN:
        Abbrev: AFN:
        Title: The Phillips, Weber, Kirk and Staggs Family
        Abbrev: The Phillips, Weber, Kirk and Staggs Family
        Author: Jim Weber
        Title: Tudor Place
        Abbrev: Tudor Place
        Author: Jorge H. Castelli

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