| Name |
SHARDELOW, Hugh |
| Gender |
Male |
| Professional position/status |
1231 |
Sittingbourne, Kent, UK  |
Bailiff of Sittingburn, County Kent [this is Sittingbourne now].
Sources: Secondary source is Delafield, The Family History. It is quoting primary source: Calendar of Close Rolls, 16 Henry III,mem. 18. |
| Miscellaneous as specified |
1232 to 1233 |
Tower of London, UK |
He "was locked up in the Tower of London the next year [after 1231] and not freed until 1233". At the same time the lands of Robert de Shardelowe were seized by the King. These acts seem to have been done in order to find gifts to make to the King's new favorite, Peter de Rivaux.
Sources: Secondary source is 'Delafield, The Family History'. It is quoting primary source: Calendar of Close Rolls, 17 Henry III, mems. 13 and 14. |
| Miscellaneous as specified |
1238 |
Nottingham, Derby, Leicester and Suffolk |
| "It appears that in 1238 Robert de Shardelowe and Hugh, his brother, held lands in the counties of Nottingham, Derby, Leicester and Suffolk (Calendar of Close Rolls, 22 Henry III, mem. 15). |
| Miscellaneous as specified |
1249 to 1252 |
Ballymore, County Wicklow, Ireland. |
| Hugh was noted a shaving some lands her around this time. Ballymore is 23 miles south west of Dublin. |
| Death |
<1255 |
| Person ID |
P1558 |
My Genealogy / The Shardalow Name |
| Last Modified |
5 Apr 2021 |
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