The Skaggs-Files

SAYER DE SUTTON IV, son and heir (f). In December 1279 he quitclaimed to Meaux all that the Abbey had had from his ancestors. Between 1250 and 1286, with the assistance of Isabel, Countess of Aumale, he deprived the Abbey of a pasture, on the ground that they had exceeded their rights therein. He married Christiane. He died on or before 11 July 1290. His wife survived him (b). [Complete Peerage XII/1:572-3, (transcribed by DaveUtzinger)]

(b) Cal. IPM, where it is made to appear that Sayer's mother was also named Christiane. In the original, however, as in Yorks, she is described first as Sayer's widow; and secondly, after the heir has been given as John, as 'mater predicti Johannis de Sutton'. There is a possibility that she m., 2ndly, Richard de Tharlesthorp. . . . . . It seems very probable that an entry in Cal. Close Rolls, under date 30 Mar 1291, to the effect that a Sayer de Sutton and his brother Lambert, had been slain in Surrey by one Simon de Reresby, who was then in Nottingham gaol, relates to Sayer IV.

(f) As 'Sayer tercius' he warranted lands granted by him to Swine against all claims of his overlord, the Count of Aumale. The date of the charter must therefore be earlier than 1260; and Sayer was presumably then of age.

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