Simon de Northwood

Personal and Family Information

Simon was born about 1298, the son of Reynold FitzPaen, de Baskerville, de Northwood but his mother is unknown. The place is not known.

Pedigree Chart (3 generations)

Events

Notes

Note 1

!Stylename: de Northwood, Simon, chaplain of Philippa, Queen of England [~1298-?]

!Source: Full text of "1580-1582 : Ann Morton [Hrsg.]" https://archive.org/stream/calendarpatentr04offigoog/calendarpatentr04offigoog_djvu.txt

The brethren and infirm of St. Katherine's, Ledebury.

The prior of Durham.

Philip de Beauvois.

Master Robert de Toft.

Thomas de Gargrave.

Henry de Shirokes.

Simon de Northwode.

Richard de Markham.

John de GoushuU, parson of the church of Aylington.

Note: about 1322

!Source: Full text of "Calendar of the patent rolls preserved in the Public Record Office. Edward II"

https://archive.org/stream/calendarpatentr10offigoog/calendarpatentr10offigoog_djvu.txt#:~:text=The%20entries%20on%20the%20Patent%20Rolls%20comprise,the%20death%20of%20King%20*%5E%C2%B0%20%5E%27%20John.

Presentation of Simon de Northwod, chaplain, to the church of Shokbrok,

in the diocese of Exeter, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of that

Bee. By p.s.

Note: dated 1 EDWARD III. 1327.

!Source: Full text of "Calendar of the patent rolls preserved in the Public Record Office : Edward III, 1327-[1377]"

https://archive.org/stream/calendarofpate01grea/calendarofpate01grea_djvu.txt

Presentation of Simon de Northwod, chaplain, to the church of Shokbrok,

in the diocese of Exeter, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of that

see. By p.s.

Note: dated 1327

!Source: The National Archives' catalogue https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C9517789

SC - Records of various departments, arranged artificially according to type, and formerly entitled Special Collections

SC 8 - Special Collections: Ancient Petitions

Subseries within SC 8 - PETITIONS TO THE KING; TO THE KING AND COUNCIL; TO THE COUNCIL; TO THE PARLIAMENT; AND THE LIKE.

SC 8/277 - 13801-13850. Individual petitions are described , dated, and are available at item level.

Catalogue description Petitioners: Walter de London, canon of Salisbury. Name: de London, Walter ...

Reference: SC 8/277/13842

Description:

Petitioners: Walter de London, canon of Salisbury.

Name: de London, Walter

Addressees: King Edward.

Occupation: canon of Salisbury

Nature of request: London states that whereas he, the abbot of Abingdon and Paston had papal provision to appoint Northwood as prebendary in Hereford Cathedral at the next vacancy there, which Northwood accepted, they then received the King's letters given at Stamford on 15 April in his sixth year [1332] stating that although Northwood accepted the prebend of Church Withington, vacant by the death of Mortimer, and London had pronounced a sentence of excommunication on some who disturbed him, nevertheless Thomas, bishop of Hereford, gave the prebend to Haule who will not grant Northwood possession of it, that London by his letters patent should certify the King if Northwood is kept from the prebend and by whom so that he can ordain remedy. In response to which London claims that Northwood was offered, and did accept, the prebend and was to be inducted into corporeal possession of the same by Strubby, on their mandate. But when they went to the manor of the prebendary they found it occupied by an armed force so that neither Northwood nor Strubby dared enter. There was an inquisition into this which found that Thomas, bishop of Hereford, and the dean and chapter of Hereford, or one of them, had fabricated the bishop's collation of the prebendary to Haule in contempt of the Court of Rome, and that the armed men at the manor of the prebendary were there at the bishop's order to occupy the same for Haule, including Haule, Brown, Brown, Rich, atte Strete, atte Strete, Dey..., Brown, le Parker, Aufrai, atte Strete, Adam, Stiri, Jones, David alias atte Hall, David, Houton, Thomas, Archer, Inkinus, Colston, Herdewyk, Herdewyk, Thomas, Brown, Young, Solers, Solers, Young, Maton, Brockhampton, Norman, Scheynton, atte Brugge, atte Brugge, atte Brugge, Frene, Henore, Newman, Newman, Potell, Clark and Sturmy's servant. The bishop, dean and chapter, Haule and all those named above have been sentenced to excommunication.

Nature of endorsement: [None].

Places mentioned:

Salisbury, [Wiltshire]; Hereford, [Herefordshire]; Abingdon, [Oxfordshire]; Church Withington, [Herefordshire]; Stamford, [Lincolnshire]; Gayton, [Lincolnshire]; Rome, [Italy]; Bromyard, [Herefordshire]; Ashperton, [Herefordshire]; Weston, [Herefordshire]; Sugwas, [Herefordshire]; Eaton , [Herefordshire]; Barton, [Herefordshire]; Tupsley, [Herefordshire]; Tarrington, [Herefordshire]; Hentland, [Herefordshire]; Yarpole, Herefordshire].

People mentioned:

Simon de Northwode , chaplain of Philippa, Queen of England; Philippa [of Hainault], Queen of England; Abbot of Abingdon; Benedict de Paston; Roger de Mortimer, late prebendary of Church Withington; Thomas [Charlton], Bishop of Hereford; Dean and chapter of Hereford; Robert de Haule; Ralph de Strubby, rector of Gayton, sub-delegate of the petitioner; William Broun of Bromyard; John Broun of Ashperton; Richard le Riche of Ashperton; Nicholas atte Strete of Weston; Simon atte Strete, brother of Nicholas atte Strete; William Dey...; John Broun of Ashperton [sic]; Ralph le Parker of Sugwas, servant of the Bishop of Hereford; John Aufrai of Eaton, tenant of the bishop of Hereford; Stephen atte Strete of Weston; William E...all; Adam, bailiff of the Bishop of Hereford at Barton; Walter Stiri of Tupsley; Richard Jones of Ashperton; Walter David alias atte Hall; Geoffrey David, brother of Walter David; John de Houton; Thomas de ...; Thomas Archer of Tarrington; Jukinus [or Inkinus], bailiff of the Bishop of Hereford; Simon de Colston of Bromyard, butcher; William de Herdewyk; John de Herdewyk, servant of the Bishop of Hereford; Thomas, servant of William Brown; William Broun ; Stephen le Yong of Bromyard; Roger de Solers, lord of Hentland; Thomas de Solers, brother of Roger de Solers; Warren le Yong of Hereford; Walter Maton, squire of the bishop of Hereford; Nicholas de Brokhampton ; Stephen Norman of Hereford; Thomas de Scheynton, esquire of the Bishop of Hereford; Baldwin atte Brugge; Roger atte Brugge; Walter atte Brugge; Simon Frene; William de Henore; John Neweman of Yarpole; John Neweman , brother of John Newman; Roger Potell of Tupsley; Roger le Clerc of Withington; Richard [...], servant of Robert Sturmy; Robert Sturmy.

Note: Dated internally to 1332.

Date: 1332

Held by: The National Archives, Kew

Legal status: Public Record

Language: French and Latin

Closure status: Open Document, Open Description

!Source: Full text of "Calendar of the patent rolls preserved in the Public record office"

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Oct. 3. Presentation of Simon de Northwode to the church of Norton Davy in

Waltham. the diocese of Lincoln. By p.s.

Note: 1333 – Presented to Norton Davy, diocese of Lincoln

!Source: THE BENEFICED CLERGY IN THE DIOCESE OF LINCOLN DURING THE EPISCOPATE OF HENRY BURGHERSH, 1320-1340 page 62

https://etheses.whiterose.ac.uk/id/eprint/10893/2/329631_VOL2.pdf

555.1fo 72r] Coll-of ch of Sutton in the Marsh, vac by d of M

William de-Dalderby, to Simon de Northwode priest. Ind: official

of archdn. Stow Park, 13 Sep 1337

Note: 1337 – Collated to Sutton in the Marsh, diocese of Lincoln