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 STRANGE. 273 STRANGE, ov STRANGE DE KNOKIN. Barony by J, John le Strange, of Knokin, co. Salop, s. and h. of Writ. ,T„i m l e Sthange, of the same, l>y Joan, da. of Roger de Someri, by I l'^OO m ' at w '^ e (to whom she was coheir) Nichola, sister and coheir of Hugh (dk Aldini), Earl of Ardhdel, sue. his father (1275-76), 1 Kd. I, being then aged 22. He vran in the wars of Gnacony aud Scotland, and was sum. to Purl., 29 Dec. (1299 ) 23 Ed. I, as a Baron (LOUD STRANGE) by writ directed " Jokarmi Bxtraneo," and by writs directed " Jnhanni U StrawjuU "Knukin" (LOUD STUANGE DE KNOKIN) from 1 March (130S/9), 2 Eil. II. to 12 Dec. (1309) 3 Ed. II. His name as "Johannes Lestranyc tie cW-yn," appears on the Baron's letter of 1301 to the Pope.(») He was K.B. (1301-05) 33 Ed. L, and was sum. to the coronation of Ed. II. He m. Maud. da. and h. of Roger Deyville, of Walton Deyville, co. Warwick. Hh apparentlyO 1 ) m. secondly Maud, da. and h. of Eubului dk Muntibi-s, of ICetton, co. Rutland. He d. (1309-10) 3 Ed. II. The said Maud m. subsequently Thomas DE Hastang. II. loOfl? ~. John (Le Strange), Lord Strange de Knokin, 1st s. and .,( c ) aged 27 at his father's death. He was sum. to Pari., 16 June (1311) 1 Ed. IL He m. Isohla, saidC 1 ) to be da. and h. of John DE Walton, of Walton Deyville, co. Warwick. He d. (1311) I Ed. II. Ilia wife survived him. III. 1311. J. John (Le SthaSGB), Lord Strange de Knokin, aged 11 at the death of his father, who possibly, tho' more probably the writs were meant for the father (in ignorance of his death), was sum. to Pari, (.hiring his minority) from S Jan. (1312-3) 0 Ed. II. to 26 July (1313) 7 Ed. II. He made proof of his age (1320 21) 11 Ed. II. He hi. Maml, who survived him, and <i. s.p. (1323-21) 17 Ed. II. IV. 1324? J f. Roger (Le Strange), Lord Strange de Knokin, br.C-') and b., aged 22 at the death of the late Lord ; K.B. (132(5) 20 Ed. II. having robes as a Banneret He was sum. to Pari, from 2;". Feb. (1341/2) lti Ed HI. to 10 March (1317/8) 23 Ed. III. He is said to have m. firstly Maud, who was mother of his s. and ii.(*") He m. [Qi/. secondly] before 13-1-1 (when she was aged 26) Joane, da. and coheir of Oliver (he Ingram), Loud Ingham, who, as " Joan Lestrange," became in 1319, sole inheritor of that Barony.tS) He d. 29 July (1319) 23 Ed. III. His widow m. Sir Miles StafLETON, K.G, who d. 1 Dec. 1364, and was bur. at Ingham, cn. Norfolk. M.I. to both of them at Ingham. V. 1349. 5. Roger (Le Strange), Lord Strange de Knokin, r. and h: by first wife.(') aged 22 at the death of his father in 1349. He was sum. tn Parl.(l') from 20 Sep. (1358) 29 Ed. III. to 9 Aug. (1382) 6 Uic. II. He (») See " Nicolas," pp. 761-809, for a good account of that letter. ( b ) See p. 268, note " f," sub " Strange" Barony I. (bis), 1326-1335. (") Of his yr. brothers (Oj/. of the half-blood) (1) Eubulus was sum. to Tarl. as a Buron in 1326, while (2) Humon, was of Hunstanton, co. Norfolk, being ancestor of the family of L' Estrange (for many centuries settled there), Baronets from 1 629 to 1 760. ( a ) Banks's " Bar. Angl. Cone:' There seems some confusion about " Walton Deyville," which by Banks is attributed to a family of Walton, tho' by Dugdale to a family of Deyville, i.e., that of the wife of the proceeding Baron. (') In Banks's ■•liar. Anffl. Cone." occurs the following remark. "In a note written in Dugdale's Baronage (penes auet.) it is mentioned on the authority of Cooke (Clarenceus) that he was not brother of John, but sou of Eubolo, for which it is cited that his son, Roger, died seised of Haltou in Lincolnshire, which was part of the Lade inheritance. Dugdale (p. 665) cites that this second Roger died seised of Hilton." 0 lllore's " Rutlandshire." Dugdale (to add to the confusion) mentions " Maud," his wife, as living at his death, tho' the only wife he mentions is " Joane Ingham," whose heirs were doubtless (not his issue, but) her issue by Sir Miles Stapleton. W " Cull. Top. ct Gen.," vol. vii, p. 272. ( ') There is proof in the rolls of Pari of his sitting. T