Events
Date of Birth: unknown
Place of Birth: unknown
Date of Death: 1258
The date is given by the VCH of Berkshire (vol. 4 sub Hungerford). The writ for Patric’s inquisition post mortem is dated 23 September 42 Henry III.
Place of Death: Kilgarran (killed in battle)
The place is given by Cawley.
Relationships
Father: Pain de Chaurces
This relationship is given by the VCH of Berkshire (vol. 4 sub Hungerford) and by Sanders (p. 125). It is recorded in fines from 1237 (21 Henry III nos. 133-136).
Mother: Gundred de La Ferté
This relationship is given by the VCH of Berkshire (vol. 4 sub Hungerford). Sanders (p. 125) calls her Gundrada.
Spouse: Hawise de London
This relationship is given by Cawley, citing a charter of her son Pain in Dugdale’s Monasticon (5:591). The VCH of Berkshire (vol. 4 sub Hungerford) gives her name as Hawisia. Patrick's wife is recorded as Hawise in a fine from 19 December 1243 (28 Henry III no. 45). Dugdale (2:517) gives her as Hawyse, the daughter and heir to Thomas de Londres (or London) Lord of Ogmore and Kidwelly in Wales, citing "Ex. coll. R.Gl.S."
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 Cawley.)
Pain de Chaurces (about 1244 or 1245 - before 20 September 1278)
Patric de Chaurces (about 1254 - shortly before 7 July 1283) married Isabel de Beauchamp.
Hervey de Chaurces
Property
(from his inquisition post mortem (CIPM; Henry III, vol. 1, no. 417)):
Gloucestershire:
The manor of Kinemerford, 12 and a half fees, held of the king in chief.
Wiltshire:
(held of the manor of Kinemerford):
Radene, one knight's fee held by William de Radene.
Cheldrinton, half a knight's fee held by the heirs of John de Aure.
Herdenehywys and Istton, one knight's fee held by Simon de Scheverel.
Eston, one fee held by Henry Scheynel.
The manor of Standene, half a knight's fee in demesne and half a knight's fee in Hokhull held of William de Sancto Martino. Half a fee in Chigelawee held of the manor of Standene by Hugh de Penedok.
Lavinton town.
Berewyk town.
Stepellavinthon town.
The manor of Berewik.
Oxfordshire:
(held of the manor of Kinemerford):
Burthon, one fee held by Robert Maudut.
Southamptonshire:
The manor of Sumburne and hundred, held of the king in chief by service of two knights.
The manor of Weston.
Evidence
Patric’s inquisition post mortem is abstracted in the CIPM (Henry III, vol. 1, no. 417).
References
Cawley, Charles. “Patrick (V) de Chaworth” in Medieval Lands: A prosopography of medieval European noble and royal families.
Dugdale, William. The Baronage of England. (1675-6).
Henry III Fine Rolls Project. The National Archives and King’s College London (accessed 15 March 2015).
'Parishes: Hungerford.' A History of the County of Berkshire: Volume 4. Ed. William Page and P H Ditchfield. London: Victoria County History, 1924. 183-200. British History Online. Web. 10 December 2014. http://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/berks/vol4/pp183-200.
Sanders, Ivor John. English Baronies (Oxford: 1960).