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 MAULEY. ■27 -P, MAULEY, or DE MAULEY. Barony by J, Peter de Mauley, ( a ) of Mulgrave and Doncastcr, Writ. c Ygrk, s. and h. of Peter de Mauley, of the same, by Jvichota, f ] 095 sister and coheir of Gilbert (de Gant), Loud Gam, had livery of his lands (127!)), 7 Ed. I. ; served in the Welsh, Scotch, aud French wars, and was sum. to Pari, as a Baron (LORD .MAULEY, or LORD DE MAULEY) by writs directed " Petrodc ifalalatu "from 23 June [1293), 23 Kd. I., to 12 Dec. (1309)" 3 I'M. it Though not sum. to the Pari, at Lincoln he was one of the Barons whose signature as (" Pctrus dc Matnlacu dc Mulgrave") is affixed to the famous letter of the Barons to the Pone in 1301. (•') He was one of the Borons sum. to attend the coronation of King Edward [£ He hi. Eleanor, da. of Thomas (Fornivaix), Lord Furnivall. He d. 1310. rr. 1310. 2. Peter (de Mauley). Lord Mauley, or Lord de Mauley, aged 28 at the death of his father, having v.p. been made, in 1308, K.B. He had livery of his lands (1310), 9 Ed. II. Ho was sum. to Pari, from 19 Dee. (1311), 5 Ed- II. to 22 Jan. (133"), 6), 9 Ed. III. by writs directed " Pttfo iialolacu," and from 24 Aug. (13301, 9 Ed. III., to 15 .March (1353/4), 28 Ed. II[. by writs directed " Petro dc Malolacu, Ic Quint."^) He was in the Scotch wars and was in command at the battle of Durham in 131<i. He m. Margaret, da. of Robert (Clifford), Lord df. Clifford. He d. 31 July (1355), 29 Ed. III. His wife survived him. III. 1355. ■]. Peter (de Mauley), Lord Mauley, or Lord de Mauley, s. ami h., aged 24, at his father's death. He served in the wars in France, being at the battle of Poitiers, 19 Sep. 1350 ; wa.s Gov. of Berwick, 1308. He was sum. to Pari, from 20 Sep. (1355), 29 Ed. III. to 7 Jan. (13S2/3), 0 Ric. II. by writs directed " Pclro de Malolacu, le Sismc," (*) tho' in the last few writs the words " Le Sismc " are omitted. Hs m firstly in 1357, Elizabeth, Dow. BaRONF.ss Daiicy de Knaith, de jure apparently, sno jure Baroness Meixill, being da. aud h. of Nicholas (de Meixill), Loud Meixill, by Alice, da. of William (df. Boos), Loud Rons. She d. 1368. He mi. secondly, Matilda, da. and coheir of Sir Thomas Sutton.C 1 ) of Holdernesse, co. York, probably, de jure Lord Sutton de Holdernesse, but by her had no male issue. He 19 March (1382/3), li Ric. II. Will, as "Petrui dc malo /acu, scxlus,"^) dat. S March 1381, at Bergh near Watton (directing his burial to be at the church of the Brother's Minor at Doncaster), pr. at York.(' 1 ) His widow is said to have m. Sir John Godard, Sheriff ol York, 1389.(°) IV. 1333, 4. Peter (de Mauley), Lord Mauley-, or Lord de to Mauley, grandson and heir, being s. aud h. of Peter de Mauley LI 15. [Septimus), ( 1 ) by Margery, da. and coheir of Thomas Siittox( 1 ') above- named, which Peter, who was s. and h. ap. of the last Lord (by his first wife), d. v.p. He was aged five, at his grandfather's death in 13S3, aud had livery (") Each Baron of this race was named Peter; hence they are usually spoken of as " Peter, the first" " Peter, the second," &c. The first of these Lords was " Pctrus dc Malolaeu," a native of Poitiers, who for the murder of Prince Arthur, the rightful heir (jure hereditaria) to the Crown was rewarded, by John the dc facto King, by obtaining in marriage the heiress of the lands of Mulgrave and Doncaster, co. York. He (by his son, Peter the second, and grandson, Peter the third), was great grand- father of Peter the fourth, sum. to Pari, as a Baron in 1295. This Peter was father of Peter " Le Quint," and grandfather of Peter " Le Sismc," the succeeding Barons. ( h ) See full particulars thereof in " Nicolas," pp. 701 — 809. ( c ) This Thomas was br. and h. of Johu, Lord Sutton de Holdoruess, who d. s.p. (1361), 35 Ed. III., leaving him his heir and then aged 10. They were both sons of John, Lord Sutton de Holdernesse, who was sum. to Pari, as such in 1332. Thomas, however, seems never to have been so sum. and dying s.p.m. before July (1101), 2 lien. IV., any right to this Barony fell into abeyance. ( d ) Printed in extenso in the " Test. Ebor." pub. by the Surteea society. («) Banks's " Bar. Angl." vol. ii, p. 140, sub " Sutton." T