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 302 DEVEREUX Her heir was her ist s., Humphrey FitzWauter, who was b. i8 Oct. 1398, at Penshurst, Kent, and d. s.p. i Sep. 141 5, being sue. by his next br., Walter FitzWauter, who was b. ii June 1401, at Woodham Walter. Any hereditary Barony of Devereux, that may be supposed to have been created by the writ of 1384, was thus united to that of FitzWauter. DEVEROIS or DEVEROSEf) BARONY BY i. Sir William Deverois, Deverose, or DeverouSjC") WRIT. of Lyonshall, Holme Lacy, and Stoke Lacy, co. Here- . ^ ford, and Lower Hayton, Salop, s. and h. of Sir William "9y- Deverois, of Lyonshall, fife, (who was slain at the battle of Evesham, 4 Aug. I265),('') by Maud (who d. in Walter! fitz Waauter chivaier est heres propinquior ipsius Walteri et Johanna at in festo sancti Luce Evangelista ultimo preterito etatis decern annorum." Inq., Bucks, Suffolk, Kent, Sussex, 5 June, Monday after the Nativity of St. John the Baptist [i July], 3 1 July, and Thursday before the Nativity of the Virgin [5 Sep.] 1 409. Date of death, 10 May (co. Suffolk), — May (co. Kent), 1 1 May (cos. Bucks, Sussex). Heir, aged 10 and mora, or 1 1 and more, as before. Inq., co. Hereford, 26 Aug. 1409. She held at her death the castle and manor of Lyonshall of the Earl of March as of his manor of Stanton Lacy, and the castle and manor of Dorstone, and the manor of Newton in the march of Wales, of the same Earl as of his lordship of Clifford, by knight service: a quarter of the manor, and the advowson, of Bishopstown, of the Bishop of Hereford, by knight service: and the manor of Whitechurch Maund, of whom, ^c, unknown: also certain lands, is^c, in Whitechurch Maund and Marsh Maund, to her and her heirs for a term of 70 years, by the concession of William Deveros deceased. "Et ultimo dicunt quod predicta Johanna obiit sexto die Maii ultimo preterito Et quod Humfridus filius predictorum Walteri et Johanne est heres propinquior ejusdem Johanne et est etatis decem annorum." (Ch. Inq. p. w., Hen. IV, file 73, no. 40: Exch. Inq. p. m., I, file 92, no. 7). (») This article is by G. W. Watson. V.G. (*•) The arms of this family of Deverois were Gules, a fesse and in chief three roundlets Argent. Those of Deverois (afterwards Devereux) of Bodenham were the same, with the tinctures reversed. For the latter family see Ferrers of Chartley. (*) In 1 1 66 Roger de Ehroich held 4 fees, and Walter de Ehroicis 3 fees, of Hugh de Lacy of Ewyas and Weobley, co. Hereford. Roger is usually supposed to have been ancestor of the family of Deverois of Lyonshall, Walter of that of Deverois of Bodenham, but this conjecture is untrue: for it appears from Bracton's Note Book, no. 227, that Roger di Ehreicis, living in the reign of Henry II, held 2 knights' fees in Eylnathestona and Pitttelega, and d. i.p., leaving his sisters his heirs. Stephen de Ehroich was granted the vill of Frome Herherti by his uncle, Stephen de Longchamp, in 1205, and the manor of Wilby, co. Norfolk, by the Earl of Pembroke. [Charter Rolls, 7 Joh., m. 2>; II Hen. Ill, p. i, w. 3). He gave lands in Lyonshall and Frome to Wormsley Priory, m. Isabel de Cantelou (she tn., 2ndly, Ralph de Penbrugge), and d. shortly before 17 Mar. 1227/8. (Charter in Coll. Top. et Gen., vol. ii, p. 250: Fine Roll, 12 Hen. Ill, m. 7; Close Roll, m. 11). William de Ehroicis confirmed the grants of his father Stephen to Wormsley, die Parasceve [25 Mar.] 1250. In 1264 he pledged his manors of Stoke Lacy and Lawton for 1,000 marks to Roger de Mortimer for the ransom of Adam le Despenser, taken prisoner at the battle of Northampton. {Liber Niger de JVigmore, Harl. MSS., no. 1240, ff. 48, 49: Patent Roll, 49 Hen. Ill, m. 16).