Events
Date of Birth: unknown.
Place of Birth: unknown.
Date of Death: after 1437.
Owen (p. 154): “The dominant settler family in 1437 was the Salusbury family. Whereas only 44 acres, concentrated in the township of Lleweni, were held in 1334, a total of 660 acres were held in 1437, with the core again in Lleweni: 153 acres in the township, and 31 acres in the park. Lands occupied in other townships included 166 acres in the park of Segrwyd held by Agnes, the wife of Henry Salusbury, and Henry was one of the lessees of the manor of Kilford.” Lloyd (4:331) states that Henry was still living in 1421. However, "D.R.T." in Archaeologia Cambrensis (5:4:262) cites Harl. MS. 2129 recording an inscription on a tomb at the Carmelite Priory at Denbigh: Hic jacet Henricus Salusburie, Armiger filius et heres Radulphi Salusberie Ar: qui obiit silicet (?) die mensis Ao 1400. Et Agnes ux. ejus filia et heres Joh’is Curteys, Armigeri, qui obiit pr’ die Mensis Ao 1400: quor’ a’i’b’ p’picietur Deus. Amen.
Relationships
Father: Ralph (Rawling) Salusbury.
Mother: Margred ferch Ieuan ap Cadwgan.
Most sources (e.g. Bartrum Salesbury 1) give Ralph and Margred as the parents of the Henry of this page. The monumental inscription given in AC 1887, p. 262 gives “Henricus Salusburie, Armiger filius et heres Radulphi Salusberie Ar:” The relationship to Rawling is alluded to in the 1484 praise-poem to Thomas Salusbury given on Guot'r Glyn.net. Because of the long chronology, Smith (p. 6) suggests that there may be a missing generation in the line here, and proposes that the Henry Salusbury who was the son of Rawling was the father another Henry, who was the father of the Thomas who died in 1490. This second Henry doesn't appear in the contemporary poems addressed to the Salusburys, however.
Spouse: Agnes, daughter of John ab Arthur Curteis.
This relationship is shown by Bartrum (Salesbury 1). It is given by Smith (p. 6).
Children:
(Complete source citations for facts about the children on this page are currently outside of the scope of this project. Most information below comes from Bartrum.)
Thomas Salusbury (died 1490) married Elizabeth Done.
Ralph Salusbury married Jane ferch Marchog o Loegr.
Roger Salusbury of Horton, Northamptonshire, married (1) Alice Peak; married (2) a daughter of Lord Montague.
William Salusbury (died in France).
Evidence
On the Salusburys:
from the Annual Report of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records, Volume 36:
1390-1, Jan. 5.
Robert [Merston], chaplain, and Henry Sallisbury, warrant, by the King, for a pardon to, for purchasing, without licence, 400 acres of land and 100 messuages in the county of Flint, late of Desgarry de Seys, also for a pardon to Radegund Bechet, Dame de Mortymer, and Cadogan Says, for purchasing the same lands and messuages of the said Robert and Henry. [14 & 15 Ric. 2. m. 2 (4).]
1390-1, Feb. 11.
Ralph de [Salbury], of Flint, to Roger de Brescy, recognizance for 40s. [14 & 15 Ric. 2. m.. 2 d. (2).]
1396-7, Jan. 11.
Hugh de [Holes], John de Holes, of Norbury, and David his son, pardon to, by the King, for the following acquistions, &c., made without license, viz., to the said Hugh, John, and David, for acquiring to themselves, in fee simple, of Alexancer, de Salbury, brother and heir of Henry de Salbury, two fifth parts of the manor of Little-Neston in Wirral, which William de Abberbury, and Margaret his wife, held for life of the said Margaret, of the inheritance of the aforesaid Alexander, and which, on the death of the said Margaret, ought to have reverted to the said Alexander, and his heirs...
1398-9, Jan. 16.
Thomas de [Salbury], pardon to, for the death of Ll’ ap Bleth’ ap Ll’ Goth, whom he feloniously slew at Eulowe. [21 & 22 Ric. 2. m. 38 d. (8), (9).]
1398-9, Feb. 26.
Ralph, Richard, and Henry de [Salbury], and Gilbert son of Richard de Salbury, sureties for the good behaviour of the said Thomas. [Ibid. (10).]
1399, Sept. 20.
Henry de [Salisbury], appointment of, by the King, as escheator of the county of Flint, during pleasure. [22 & 23 Ric. 2. m. 1 (2), (3), (4), (5), (6).]
1399, Nov. 2.
Henry de [Salisbury], lease to, of the pleas and perquisites of the court of the town of Flint for two years, at 100s. yearly. [1 & 2 Hen. 4. m. 2 (6).]
1400, June 1.
Thomas de [Salisbury], Roger de Dutton, Thomas Aleyn, of Chester, Nicholas Wysey, and Richard Hutton, sureties in 100 marks for the good conduct of the said Thomas de Salesbury. [1 & 2 Hen. 4. m. 19 (13).]
1401-2, Jan. 2
James de Eton, Henry de Salbury, and Conus ap Ken’, write to the sheriff of Chester to stay execution against, for 60l. [2 & 3 Hen. 4. m. 9 d. (8), (9).]
1405-6, Feb. 26.
Johnde [Birchover], William de Venables, of Kinderton, Richard son of John le Mascy, of Podynton, Kt., John de Couewey, John del Hokes, Thomas de Salesbury, John de Stokes, Gilbert de Salesbury, and Robert Balle, junior, to the Earl of Chester, recognizance for 200 marks as surety for the said John de Birchore. [6 & 7 Hen. 4. m. 1 d. (12).]
1406, Sept. 3.
Thomas de [Salisbury], Howell Vaghan, and Jevan ap Ll’ ap David Lloyt, commission of , by Henry Prince of Wales, to seize all goods, &c., forfeited to him within the commote of Coleshill. [6 & 7 Hen. 4. m. 5 (6).]
1406, Sept. 3.
A like commission to Howell Vaghan, Robert ap Jor’, and Gruff’ Lloyt ap Jevan Lloyt in the commote of Prestaton. [Ibid. (7).]
1406, Sept. 3.
A like commission to John Bretargh, vicar of the church of Rothelan, Howell Vaghan, and Jollyn ap Gruff’ Duy, in the commote of Rothelan. [Ibid. (8).]
1406, Sept. 3.
A like commission to Jevan ap Meredith ap Gruff’ in the lordship of Hopedale. [Ibid. (9).]
1406-7, March 4.
Ralph de [Salisbury], mainprises for the good behaviour of Meredith ap Ph’ ap Ith’. [7 & 8 Hen. 4. m. 2 (5).]
1408, April 5.
Ellen, who was the wife of Henry de [Conway], Kt., Richard de Salesbury, of Flint, Johnde Heley, David Vaghan ap David Lloyt, and Gruff’ ap Jevan Lloyt, mainprise to answer to Henry Prince of Wales for the issues of the lands, &c., of the said Henry de Conewey, in the county of Flint. [8 & 9 Hen. 4. m. 3 (6).]
1408, May 8.
Ellen, who was the wife of Henry de [Conway], Kt., writ to the escheator of Flint, for livery to the said Ellen of all the possessions of which the said Henry died seized, Richard de Salbury del Flynt, John de Helegh, David Vaghan ap David Lloyt, and Gruff’ ap Jevan Lloyt, being sureties for the issues of the same should they be adjudged to the Prince. [8 & 9 Hen. 4. m. 8 d. (2).]
1408, Oct. 4
Heghley, Richard de Salesbury, Thomas son of Geoffrey de Werburton, Gilbert de Salesbury, Richard Fychet, William le Skinner, of Flint, William de Foxlowe, John del Halle, of Chester, John Trevor, William de Meysham, Richard son of Peter de Whiteley, Thomas Aleyn, of Chester, John de Conewey, William del Meoles, John de Bebynton. of Pulton-Launcelyn, Gilbert Glegg, Richard son of Ralph de Hatton, Richard Donne, of Crouton, and Richard de Manley, sureties for the said John de Helegh, bearing himself faithfully in the office of undersheriff. [9 & 10 Hen. 4. m. 1 (3).]
Volume 37:
1421, Oct. 2.
Richard Donne, of Crouton, John Walsshe, of Chester, Nicholas de Foxwist, and Henry de Salisbury, to Robert Maderer, of Chester, counter-recognizance. [9 & 10 Hen. 5. m . 1 (11).]
On the Curteises:
from the 1334 Survey of Denbigh:
Parcus de Segrot
[p. 12]
Willelmus Curteys tenet cxx. acr. terre de eodem parco quieto per cartam domini Willelmi de Monte Acuto in feodo &c. pro quibus prius solebat reddere per annum vjli.. et nunc habet illas quietas in excambio pro villata de Penmayn et Lessemayn, de quibus fit extenta alibi. Et omnes ceteri tenentes euisdem parci tenent per relevium a temporis comitis Lancastrie &c.
[p. 13]
Willelmus Curteis tenet vij. acr. terre precium acre vjd. redd. term. pred. iijs. vjd.
Villata de Astret Canon’ (Comotus de Rewaynok’ Yssalet’)
[p. 84]
Willelmus Curteys tenet per cartam domini Willelmi de Monte Acuto xx. acr. terre imperpetuum pro quibus solebat reddere per annum xxs.
Villata de Arquekelok (Comotus de Rewaynok’ Vghalet’)
[p. 204]
Willelmus Curteys tenet ad terminum annorum xxxj. acr. cum vno tauro precium xvjs et xxiiij. vaccas precium capitis xijs. iiijd. Et reddet domino in fine termini sui pred. taurum cum vaccis vel inde precium videlicet xvli. iiijs. simul cum terra et cum vna domo superedificata &c. [In margin: “Firma vaccarum de Arquedlok et nomina firmariorum.”]
Thlan Ourost. (Comotus de Ros Ughdulas)
[p. 281]
De j. furno quod fuit Willelmi Curteys nihil respondetur quia furnus est in decasu et nullus est manens in villa qui ad aliquem furnem furnire velit. Et solet reddere pro licencia furni per annum ijs.
William Curteys, a burgess of Denbigh, was granted the manor of Dinorben in 1342. (AHEW 3:103).
from the Annual Report of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records, Volume 36:
1327 or 1328.
William [Curteys], Richard le Roter, of Kyngeslegh, John de Pulle, and Robert de Swetenham, to the Earl of Chester, recognizance for 100s. [2 & 3 Edw. 3. m. 1 (1).]
Prestatyn
1382, Aug. 14.
Manor, writ “ad quod damnum” on the enfeoffment of John Curteys, of Denbigh, of the said manor, by Hugh Crevequer, with power to the said John to re-enfeoff the said Hugh and Ellen his wife of the same, to hold to them and their heirs, and, them failing, with reversion to the said John and his heirs. [5, 6, & 7 Ric.2. m. 2 (5).]
Mollington
1399, May 13.
Henry de Venables, William del Hope, of Chester, William del Heth, Thomas Aleynson, John del Halle, Ralph de Salbury, Thomas de Salbury, Henry de Salbury, Thomas Crurson, William le Hunte, Thomas de Coton, Thomas del Druyhurst, Richard del Peek, Roger de Bolton, John de Adderbury, and Nicholas de Foxwyst, to the King, recognizance for 1,000 marks that William Curteys render himself to the constable of the castle on a certain day. [21 & 22 Ric. 2. m. 9.d. (4).]
1406, Sept. 22.
Nicholas Rigby, steward, William Curteys, constable of the castle, and Roger de Bolton, receiver of the lordship of Denbigh, commission of, by Henry Prince of Wales, to pardon all rebels within the said lordship who were desirous to submit themselves to the mercy of the Prince. [6 & 7 Hen. 4. m. 6 (8).]
References
The Agrarian History of England and Wales: Volume 3 1348-1500 (Edward Miller, ed.) (Cambridge University Press, 1991).
The Thirty-Sixth Annual Report of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records. (London, 1875).
Bartrum, Peter C., “Salesbury 1” in An Electronic Version of Welsh Genealogies AD 300-1500.
[The sources that Bartrum cites for Henry are: Peniarth 128 (255a, 926aa) “Llyfr Edward ap Roger” (written before 1582); Lewys Dwnn (2:311), and BM. Add. 28033 - 4 by Peter Ellis (died about 1637). ]
D.R.T. "The Carmelite Priory, Denbigh" in Archaeologia Cambrensis (Fifth Series, Vol. IV, no. 13, 1887) pp. 260-273.
Calendar of Salusbury Correspondence 1533 - circa 1700 (Smith, W. J. ed.) (Cardiff, University of Wales Press, 1954).
Gwaith Dafydd Bach ap Madog Wladaidd 'Sypyn Cyfeiliog' a Llywelyn ab y Moel (R. Iestyn Daniel ed.) (1998). [This book, which I have not seen, contains a poem for Henry by Dafydd Bach ap Madog Wladaidd, who died in 1390.]
Lloyd, Jacob Youde William. The History of the Princes, the Lords Marcher and the Ancient Nobility of Powys Fodog and the Ancient Lords of Arwystli, Cedewen and Meirionydd. (London: T. Richards, 1881-1887).
Owen, D. Huw. "Clans and gentry families in the Vale of Clwyd 1282-1536" in Wales and the Welsh in the Middle Ages (Cardiff: University of Wales Press, 2011).
"Tomas Salbri ap Harri Salbri of Lleweni, fl. c.1447 - d. 1490, and his family” on Guto’r Glyn.net. [accessed 8 April 2018]