Person Page - 1849

     William Burnell died in 1282; drowned along with his brother, Robert, while on pilgrimage to the Holy Land with Prince Edward.¹
      ; "who took part with the rebellious barons at the close of King Henry III's reign."¹

     Robert Burnell of Acton Burnell, co. Salop died in 1282; drowned along with his brother, William, while on pilgrimage to the Holy Land with Prince Edward.¹
     He was Bishop of Bath and Wells, Chancellor of England.²

     Sir John de Haudlo Knt., of Hadlow, Ashendon, etc. married Joan fitz Nigel, daughter of Sir John fitz Nigel Knt., of Boarstall and Oakley, Buckinghamshire, before 1299
; his 1st wife.⁵ Sir John de Haudlo Knt., of Hadlow, Ashendon, etc. married Maud Burnell, daughter of Sir Philip Burnell Knt., of Acton Burnell, co. Salop and Maud Fitz Alan, before 4 December 1315
; her 2nd husband; his 2nd wife.^1,2,4,5,6
Sir John de Haudlo Knt., of Hadlow, Ashendon, etc. died on 5 August 1346; died testate.⁵
     He was Baron Haudlo in 1342.¹

     Edward Burnell 1st (last) Lord Burnell married Olivia le Despenser, daughter of Hugh "the Elder" le Despenser Knt., Lord le Despenser, 1st Earl of Winchester,
; no issue from this marriage.¹
Edward Burnell 1st (last) Lord Burnell died in 1315; dsp.¹
     He was 1st Lord (Baron) Burnell on 19 December 1311.¹

     Olivia le Despenser married Edward Burnell 1st (last) Lord Burnell, son of Sir Philip Burnell Knt., of Acton Burnell, co. Salop and Maud Fitz Alan,
; no issue from this marriage.¹

     Richard de Haudlo died; dvp.¹

     Nicholas de Haudlo 1st Lord Burnell married Mary (?)^2,3

Nicholas de Haudlo 1st Lord Burnell died between 19 January 1382 and 1383.^1,3
      ; van de Pas cites: The Complete Peerage, 1936 , Doubleday, H.A. & Lord Howard de Walden, Reference: II 435.³

; "Nicholas de Handlo, who inherited in the 22nd Edward III, the estates of hismother, and assumed, in consequence, the surname of Burnell; by which designation he was summoned to parliament as a Baron, on 25 November, 1350. His lordship distinguished himself in arms, and participated in the glory acquired by his victorious soverign upon the French soil. He d. 19 January, 1383, and was s. by his son, Sir Hugh Burnell, Knt., as 2nd Baron Burnell."¹ Nicholas de Haudlo 1st Lord Burnell was also known as Nicholas Burnell 1st Lord Burnell.¹ He was 1st Lord (Baron) Burnell on 25 November 1350.¹

      ; "Lady Philippa de la Pole, dau. of Michael, 2nd Earl of Suffolk."¹

     Aline/Alice le Strange married Sir Edward Burnell Knt., of Billingford, etc. Norfolk, son of Sir Hugh Burnell Knt. KG, of Holdgate, 2nd Lord Burnell and Elizabeth (?), before 1396.^1,2

      ; "Alice, dau. of Thomas, Lord Strange."¹

     Jane Fogge married Sir Thomas Greene Knt., of Boughton and Green's Norton, Northants.¹

      ; van de Pas cites: The Complete Peerage, 1936 , Doubleday, H.A. & Lord Howard de Walden, Reference: XII/2 216.¹

     Joyce Burnell died; dsp.¹ She married Sir Thomas Erdington Knt., 5th Lord Erdington.^1,2

     Amicea Stafford married James Butler Knt., KG, 5th Earl of Ormond, 1st Earl of Wiltshire, son of James Butler 4th Earl of Ormond and Joan de Beauchamp, on 4 July 1438
; his 1st wife; no issue.^1,2,3
Amicea Stafford died circa 3 June 1457.²
     Amicea Stafford was also known as Avice Stafford.²

     Leonard Calvert Esq., of Danbywiske, co. York married Alicia Crossland, daughter of John Crossland Esq., of Crossland, co. York.²

     Alicia Crossland married Leonard Calvert Esq., of Danbywiske, co. York, son of John Calvert.²

     Margaret de Mohun married Sir John Cantelupe of Hempston Cantelupe, Devon, son of Sir John de Cantelou of Snitterfield, co. Warwick and Margaret Cummin.¹

     Margaret Cummin married Sir John de Cantelou of Snitterfield, co. Warwick, son of William (I) de Cantelou and Edgidia (?).^1,2

     Reynold/Reginald Trethurffe Esq., of Tretherff, Cornwall married Margaret/Margery St. Aubyn, daughter of John St. Aubyn Esq.¹

     Helen de Menteith married Sir Colin Campbell
; The account in Scots Peerage for the Campbells provides no
documentation as to such a relationship. I discussed this recently
with Andrew B. W. MacEwen, who stated that a solution had been found
some time ago and was perhaps not widely known: the wife of Sir
Colin Campbell (d. ca. 1340) and the mother of Archibald, or
Gillespic, Campbell (d. ca. 1390) was Helen de Menteith, a daughter
of the well-known (or infamous) Sir John de Menteith of Ruskie
(d. ca. 1323) and aunt of the last John de Menteith of Knapdale.


Walter 'Bailloch' [le Stewart] = Mary de Menteith
E of Menteith, d. bef Apr 1296 I
___________________________________I___
I I
Alexander Sir John de Menteith of Ruskie
E of Menteith d. ca. 1323
_________________________________I______________
I I I I
Joanna Walter Sir John Helen
C of Strathearn laird of lord of = Sir Colin
= l) Malise, E of Ruskie Knapdale Campbell
Strathearn, = Elen of Mar I
2) John Campbell, _____________I___ I
E of Athol, I I I
3) Maurice Murray, Christian JOHN ARCHIBALD
4) (as 2nd wife) = 1) Sir de Menteith Campbell
William Sutherland, Edward de
E of Sutherland Keith


Other evidence of this relationship, as noted by Mr. MacEwen, is
found in the charters and agreements surrounding the feud ca. 1360
between the Menteiths of Ruskie and the Drummonds.

I hope this is helpful.

Cheers,

John



NOTES

[1] William Fraser, ed., The Red Book of Menteith (Edinburgh: 1880),
II:235-6. The original charter is noted as being located at
"The Binns".^1,2

     Margaret Shakerly died; dsp.¹

     Unknown (?) married John Carmichael of Balmedie
; his 1st wife.