Amauri was born in 1170 in St. Amand Des Hautes Terres, Eure, France, the son of unknown parents.
He died on 13 SEP 1241 in Liskeard, Cornwall, England.
His wife was Iseult Pantulf, who he married in 1214. The place has not been found. They had no known children.
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| Birth | 1170 |
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| Death | 13 SEP 1241 |
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Note 1
!Source: WikiTree Amauri de St. Amand https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/St_Amand-8
Born 1170 in St. Amand des Hautes Terres, Eure, France
Died 13 Sep 1241 at about age 71 in Liskeard, Cornwall, Engla
Amauri de St. Amand formerly St Amand
Son of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
Husband of Iseult de St Amand — married after 1214 [location unknown]
Father of Ralph de St. Amand
Biography
Research Notes
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1217: "Amaurico de Sancto Amando, villam de Clafford" [1]
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1228: "Pro Amaurico de Sancto Amando." [2]
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20 Oct 1230: "Confirmation of the quit-claim which William de Sancto Amando, made to Amaury de Sancto Amando, his brother, the king's seneschal, of all the rents, lands and tenements late of Ralph son of Walter de Verdon, their kinsman {coffnatt), in England, and of all the rents, lands and tenements of Guy de Sancto Amando, their brother, in England." [3]
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1230: "Pro Amaurico de Sancto Amando." [4]
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1231: "Aumarico de Sancto Amando" [5]
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1232: "Amaurico de Sancto Amando", and Philip Cartred, entrusted with the islands of Gerese, Gernere, Alrene and Serk. [6]
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30 Oct 1232: "Writ de intendendo directed to the mayor and good men of St. James de Beuvron in favour of Philip de Albiniaco, Drogo de Barentin, Geoffrey Talun and Walter le Neve, whom the king is sending to bear the care and custody of the said town in conjunction with them, the king's constable Richard de Burun and William de Sancto Johanne and Amaury de Sancto Amando, who were previously sent to them for the same." [7]
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27 Sep 1233: "Mandate to sheriffs, constables, and other bailiffs to be counselling and aiding unto Amand, the king's steward [in the margin, Amaury de Sancto Amando] whom the king is sending to follow and take Richard Suward, Warin Basset, and Philip Basset, his enemies, who are journeying armed through the land disturbing the peace, raising the hue and cry in all parts through which they pass." [8]
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Numerous other mentions, and property grants, until 1238. Then, it looks like Amauri may have died by 5 Jun 1241.
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5 Jun 1241: "Grant to Emery de Cancellis of the custody of the castle of St. Briavels and of the forest [of Dene] with all issues thereof which Amaury de Sancto Amando used to receive, for one year from Michaelmas last, rendering at the Exchequer 60l." [9]