Henry was born about 1156 in Kidderminster, Worcestershire, England, the son of unknown parents.
He died about 1209 in Kidderminster, Worcestershire, England.
His wife was Iseult Pantulf, who he married in ABT 1200. The place has not been found. Their two known children were John (1205-1243) and William (c1207-c1220).
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| Death | ABT 1209 |
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Note 1
!Source: WikiTree Henry Bisset https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Bisset-330
Born about 1156 [uncertain] in Kidderminster, Worcestershire, England
Died about 1208 [uncertain] at about age 52 in Kidderminster, Worcestershire, England
Henry Bisset
Son of Manasser Biset and Alice de Biset
[sibling unknown]
Husband of Iseult de St Amand — married before 1208 [location unknown]
Father of William Biset, Margaret Zouche and John Bisset Biography
Henry Bisset was underage in 1177 when his father died, and of age in 1187. Henry Biset died in 1208 at of Kidderminster, Worcestershire, England.[1][2]
Family 1
unknown spouse
Children
John Biset , Justice of the Forest south of Trent d. c 24 Aug 1241
William Biset[3] d. b 1 Nov 1220
Margaret de la Zouche, d. aft. 28 Jan 1232
Property
Kidderminster
"In 1187 livery of Kidderminster was given to Manasser's heir, who seems to have been his son Henry. Henry Biset paid £8 as the farm of the town for one quarter in 1194. In 1201, however, Geoffrey Fitz Piers was holding the manor at farm from King John, but Henry Biset the dapifer received a new grant from the king of this and other manors, and agreed to pay 500 marks in instalments for the vills of Kidderminster and Sandhurst . " [4]
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"Kidderminster appears to have been restored to the Bisets after King John's death. It does not appear whether Henry Biset's heir, his son William, ever actually held the manor. William's widow, Sarah, married Richard Keynes , and in 1223 failed to defend her claim to dower in Kidderminster against her daughter-in-law Isolde, widow of William Biset the younger*, and her second husband, Aumary St. Amand. Under an exchange with John Biset, brother and heir of the younger William, Aumary held the whole manor instead of the third which was his wife's dower. In 1228 he had grant of free warren and a yearly fair. "
Isolde was the widow of Henry and the mother-in-law, Sarah being the widow of William the younger and the daughter-in-law
"This grant was renewed to John Biset in 1238. "
Priory of Maiden Bradley
"Manasser's son, Henry Biset, succeeded him as patron of the hospital." [5]
Notes
"Iseult's husband, Henry Biset, of Kidderminster, Worcestershire, died shortly before Michaelmas 1208, when Iseult is named as his widow [Reference: Great Roll of the Pipe, Michaelmas 1208 : 116, 170, 197-189]." [6]