Thomas de Valoignes, I

Theobald the younger married Avice, and his heir was Thomas de Valoines.[7]

Thomas was succeeded by Robert de Valognes, whose mother was Isabel de Creke, sister of Bartholomew de Creke.[8][9]

Notes for Thomas de Valoignes

CP in Thorpe, XII/1, p. 717, note (c) calls him John de Valoines.

References

• https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Valognes
• 7. Farrer and Clay, 'The Valognes Fee'.
• 8.'Inquisitions: 392. Roger son of Peter son of Osbert', Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem, Edward I, IV: 1300-1307 (HMSO 1913), pp. 266-268, at p. 267 (Helmingham) Internet Archive.
• 9. Francis Blomefield makes Robert the son of John de Valoines and Isabella, but doesn't state the source: F. Blomefield (ed. C. Parkin), An Essay Towards A Topographical History of the County of Norfolk, Vol. 7 (London 1807), pp. 66-70; Vol. 8 (London 1808), Internet Archive; pp. 462-63 Internet Archive. He also skips a generation.