Roger Kelke

Notes:

From Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem, Vol. 19, 7-14 Henry IV, 1405-1413 (citation details below):

Anne daughter of Thomas Lord Bardolf and wife of William Clifford, Knight. 665 Writ for proof of age. 20 May 1409. Lincoln. Proof of age. Coningsby. 7 June. The jurors say that she is age 19 years and more, having been born in Tattershall castle and baptised in the parish church there on 24 June 1389, and this they know for the following reasons. Roger Kelke, aged 60 years, was present in the church and saw the baptism, the first in the new font there.

Family/Spouse: (Unknown) Leyborne. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. William Kelke was born in of Barnetby-le-Wold, Lincolnshire, England.

William married Agnes Wellwicke. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

From C. V. Collier, "Documents at Burton Agnes," citation details below:

28 July, 1353.

Power of attorney from William de Kelk and Agnes his wife, to Thomas Beaucole, to receive seizin of a messuage and a bovate and a half of land in Great Kelk, and of a toft and a bovate of land in Gemelyng, and a bovate of land in Foston, and of a messuage in Roston and 2 bovates except 7 acres in Killom which had been given them by Richard Spynes of Naffreton, and John, son of John de Louthorpe , chaplain.

Walter married Margery St. Quintin before 13 Jul 1312. Margery (daughter of William St. Quintin) was born in of Harpham, Yorkshire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

From C. V. Collier, "Documents at Burton Agnes," citation details below:

Thursday after the Translation of S. Thos., Martyr, 1312.

Grant in tail by Roger de Somervyle, Lord of Burton Annays, to Walter de Kelk and Margery his wife, of a plat of turbary and marsh in Burton Annays called Thorneholm Ker, lying in length between the field of Grauncemor called Thornholm, and the head (capud) of Milnebergh towards the north, and in breadth between the...tert'am) of Milneber, and the fields of Little Kelk and Great Kelk as appears by the meets and bounds placed there, and also a plat of meadow called Whithulle, as it lay near the field of Grauncemor called Thorneholm on the west, at a yearly rent of 20s. Power to the grantees to spread (ad spargendam) dry and stack (tassandam) their turves in the said turbury and marsh on the grantor's...(tert'am) of Milneberg. Witnesses -- Sir John de Heselarton, Sir Geoffrey de St Quintin, Sir Robert de Boynton, Kts.; William de Schirburn, John de Schirburn, Teobald de Brigham, Robert de Sywardby, William Mahew of Langtoft, Richard de Lascy, John Hirnyng, Norman de Kernetby, John de Gemelying.

Notes:

From Calendar of the Patent Rolls, Edward III, Volume 5, 1340-43, citation details below:

May 28. Windsor.

Exemption for life of Ralph de Wellewyk from being put on assizes, juries or recognitions, from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner, escheator or other bailiff or minister of the king, and from knighthood, against his will; and pardon to him for not having taken the said order pursuant to the king's proclamation.

Robert married (Unknown) Paynell. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Simon married (Unknown) Huntlell. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Goddard married (Unknown) Roche. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]