Juliana was born about 1220, the daughter of unknown parents. The place is not known.
She died after 1265. The place is not known.
Her husband was Walter de Baskerville, who she married in ABT 1235. The place has not been found. Their three known children were Walter (c1240-<1282), Richard (c1242-c1290) and Robert (c1245-?).
| Event | Date | Details | Source | Multimedia | Notes |
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| Birth | ABT 1220 | ||||
| Death | AFT 1265 |
Note 1
!Source: WikiTree Juliana de Baskerville https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Marcy-540
Born about 1220 [uncertain] in England
Died after 1265 after about age 45 in England
Juliana de Baskerville formerly Marcy
Daughter of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
Wife of Walter de Baskerville — married about 1235 in England map icon
Mother of Walter de Baskerville, Richard de Baskerville and Robert de Baskerville
Biography
Juliana de Marcy was the wife of Walter de Baskerville . She is primarily known from records following the death of her husband. In 1259, John of Yanesoure was suing Juliana de Baskervill regarding land in Orcop, and her husband was certainly dead by this date.[1] In 1260, Theobald de Verdun had a lawsuit against Roger de Clifford and Juliana widow of Walter de Baskerville for marrying his ward Walter, son of Walter de Baskerville.[2] In 1265, following the seizure of the Baskerville lands in the 2nd Barons' War, "Suffamia de Baskervill" was holding dower in the Baskerville lands.[3] This has been taken to be a record for her mother-in-law Susanna de Baskerville, but given the dates it may be a misreading for this Juliana.
Juliana's identification as being Juliana de Marcy was made by Bruce Coplestone-Crow in his most recent treatment of the family.[4] This reference has not yet been checked to see the underlying source or reasoning for this identification.
She married Walter de Baskerville of Eardisley and Orcop. He died about 1259. They had three known children. Her son Walter succeeded to the Baskerville lands. Following his death, his brother Richard de Baskerville inherited.
Juliana was certainly alive in 1260 when she was sued for marrying off her son. She may have been alive in 1265 if the record of dower does pertain to her.
Birth
Born: Say 1220.
Rough estimate based on her son and heir Walter being born 1240-1245.
Marriage and Children
Married Walter de Baskerville say 1235 . He died about 1259.
Children of Walter de Baskerville and Juliana de Marcy:
Walter de Baskerville. Born between 1240 and 1245 as he was underage in 1260 and almost certainly of age by 1265. He was married to an unknown wife about 1259 while still underage; he married second Sibyl Devereux about 1280. He had no children and certainly no male children surviving. Walter died shortly before 3 September 1282.
Richard de Baskerville. Born say 1242. He was heir to his brother in 1282.
Robert de Baskerville. Born say 1245. Said to be a brother of Walter and Richard.
Death
Died: After 1265.
This assumes the 1265 record of dower refers to her and not her mother-in-law.
Sources
↑ Great Britain PRO. Close Rolls of the Reign of Henry III, 1256-1259. : page 478.
↑ Duncumb. History and Antiquities of Hereford. : pages 36.
↑ Cal. of the Charter Rolls, 1257-1300, vol. 2. : page 58.
↑ Coplestone-Crowe, Bruce. "The Baskervilles of Eardisley", chapter 2, in Eardisley's Early History and the Story of the Baskervilles, edited by Malcolm Mason. .
Source list:
Duncumb, John. Collections Towards the History and Antiquities of the County of Hereford. : pages 35-38.
Great Britain PRO. Calendar of the Charter Rolls, Henry III-Edward I, 1257-1300, volume 2. : page 58.
Great Britain PRO. Close Rolls of the Reign of Henry III, 1256-1259. : page 478.