Oliver la Zouche held the manors of South Charford & La Hyde, co. Hants; Southoe, co. Hunting don; Chinnor, co. Oxford Chadstone in Castle Ashby; Grendon (Northampton), Braunston & Stok e Dry, co. Rutland & 1296 held 1/3 pte. service for Lokeris. He was lord of S. Hoo, Wincestre , Eynesbury, Caldecote, Hardwick and Berkford, (Hunts.) Chinnor, Sydenham, Ocle and Tythorp.

Oliver m1, __(?)__, by whom he had an unnamed daughter. He m2, Joan de Cobham, widow of Micha el de Columbers (died 1284), by whom he had a son, John. He d. before 1328, when his son, Joh n, possessed his lands. (The foregoing was in a message to Gen-Medireview 21 Sep 2000 from Do uglas Richardson who did not cite sources & I have NOT located this info in Burkes, ES, CP, W eis, Watney, et. al., to corroborate it).

A listing mentioning Alan, Helen & son Oliver in VCH Northamptonshire, v 3 , p. 232:
David son of William (Ashby) appears to have been slain at Evesham in 1265 and in the followi ng year the king made a grant to Isabel his widow, and her children, from David's lands at As hby, Grendon and Chadstone, extended at D89 11s 9d a year, which had been given to Imbert Guy . David had apparently mortgaged this holding to Moses the Jew of London whose son Elias in 1 267 confirmed to Alan la Zouche a yearly fee of D124.00 and a debt of D100 in which David d e Ashby had been bound. This resulted in an inquisition two years later between Isabel, daugh ter of Stephen, son and heir of David de Ashby, and Alan la Zouche, concerning David's estat e at the time of the war and the battle of Evesham. That the property was confirmed to Alan i s clear from the facts that in 1276 his widow Ellen had view of frankpledge in Ashby and in 1 284 her son Oliver held of John de Hastings the fee in Ashby and Grendon. Before 1306 Olive r la Zouche had enfeoffed Walter de Langton, Bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, treasurer an d chief minister of Edward I, who in that year received license to crenellate the house he wa s then building at Ashby David.

************* Parents: Alan I La ZOUCHE Sir/1st Baron La Zouche/A and Elena (Helen,ellen) de QUINCY.

Oliver la Zouche held the manors of South Charford & La Hyde, co. Hants;Southoe, co. Huntingdon; Chinnor, co. Oxford Chadstone in Castle Ashby;Grendon (Northampton), Braunston & Stoke Dry, co. Rutland &1296 held 1/3pte. service for Lokeris. He was lord of S. Hoo, Wincestre, Eynesbury,Caldecote, Hardwick and Berkford, (Hunts.) Chinnor, Sydenham, Ocle andTythorp.

Oliver m1, __(?)__, by whom he had an unnamed daughter. He m2, Joan deCobham, widow of Michael de Columbers (died 1284), by whom he had a son,John.He d. before 1328, when his son, John, possessed his lands. (Theforegoing was in a message to Gen-Medireview 21 Sep 2000 from DouglasRichardson who did not cite sources & I have NOT located this info inBurkes, ES, CP, Weis, Watney, et. al., to corroborate it).

A listing mentioning Alan, Helen & son Oliver in VCH Northamptonshire, v3 , p. 232:
David son of William (Ashby) appears to havebeen slain at Evesham in1265 and in the following year the king made a grant to Isabel his widow,and her children, from David's lands at Ashby,Grendon and Chadstone,extended at Ð89 11s 9d a year, which had been given to Imbert Guy. Davidhad apparently mortgaged this holding to Moses the Jew of London whoseson Elias in 1267 confirmed to Alan la Zouche a yearly fee of Ð124.00anda debt of Ð100 in which David de Ashby had been bound. This resulted inaninquisition two years later between Isabel, daughter of Stephen, sonand heir of David de Ashby, and Alan la Zouche, concerning David's estateat the time ofthewar and the battleof Evesham. That the property wasconfirmed to Alan is clear from the facts that in 1276 his widow Ellenhad view of frankpledge in Ashby and in 1284 her son Oliver held of Johnde Hastings the fee in Ashby and Grendon. Before 1306 Oliverla Zouchehad enfeoffed Walter de Langton, Bishop of Coventry and Lichfield,treasurer and chief minister of Edward I, who in that year receivedlicense to crenellate the house he was then building at Ashby David.

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Roger le Zouche m. Ela, dau. and co-heir of StephendeLongespée, 2nd sonof William, Earl of Salisbury, and dying in 1285, was s.by his son, Alanla Zouche. [Sir Bernard Burke, Dormant, Abeyant, Forfeited, and ExtinctPeerages, Burke's Peerage, Ltd., London, 1883, p. 598, Zouche,BaronZouche,of Ashby, co. Leicester]

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Spouse: Ela DE LONGESPEE. Ela DE LONGESPEE and Roger Baron La ZOUCHE were married before 19 July 1267 in Northamptonshire, England. _UIDEA49D11570A7D811BD0D0000E812BF5CF8CF Children were: Alan La ZOUCHE.

No parents for Margaret here. For Roger's parents I have Alan Ceoche/la Coche (a.k.a. la Zouc he), d. 1190, and Alice, d/o Philip de Belmeis and Maude de Meschines/le Meschin (d/o Willia m le Meschin). And there appears to be a line here going back some nine additional generation s to Fulk the Red, Count of Anjou (d. 942).

Roger la Zusche who, for his fidelity to King John, had a grant from that monarch of the mano rs of Petersfield and Maple Durham, co. Southampton, part of the lands of Geffrey de Mandevil le, one of the rebellious barons then in arms. In the next reign he was sheriff of Devonshir e and had further grants from the crown. By Margaret, his wife, he had issue, Alan, his succe ssor, and William, who left an only dau., Joice, who m. Robert Mortimer, of Richard's Castle , and had issue, Hugh Mortimer, summoned to parliament as Lord Mortimer, of Richard's Castle ; and William Mortimer, who assumed the surname of Zouche, and was summoned to parliament a s Lord Zouche, of Mortimer. He was s. by his elder son, Sir Alan la Zouche. [Sir Bernard Burk e, Dormant, Abeyant, Forfeited, and Extinct Peerages, Burke's Peerage, Ltd., London, 1883, p . 598, Zouche, Baron Zouche, of Ashby, co. Leicester]

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Ancestral Roots, p. 43, younger son (of Alan Ceoche of La Coche), heir to brother William 119 9, sheriff of Devonshire 1228-31, a witness to Henry III's confirmation of the Magna Carta, d . shortly before 14 May 1238. Browning, p. 308, lists him as son of Roger, son of Alain IV, V iscount de Rohan, Count of Brittany and Mabilla, dau. of Raoul II, Lord of Fourgeres.
[http://library.monterey.edu/merrill/family/dorsett6/d0005/I10853.htm]

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Roger la Zouche [elder brother William dsp 1199], of Ashby-de-la-Zouche, Leics; served in Poi tou, possibly under Geoffrey (died 1205), an illegitimate son of King John who held the homou r of Perche and led an expedition of mercenaries to France in 1205, and again in 1214, thoug h under some other leader; served in Ireland 1210; took an oath to uphold the baronial enforc ement of Magna Carta 1215 but witnessed a charter issued by John 1216, hence had presumably s witched support to the King by then; benefited from substantial land grants in Cambs, Devon , Hants and Norfolk at John's and Henry III's hands; Sheriff of Devon 1228-31; a witness to H enry III's confirmation of Magna Carta Jan 1236/7; married Margaret (died in or after 1220 o r even as late as 1232 or after) and died by 14 May 1238. [Burke's Peerage]

******************Roger la Zouche [elder brother William dsp 1199], of Ashby-de-la-Zouche, Le ics; served in Poitou, possibly under Geoffrey (died 1205), an illegitimate son of King Joh n who held the homour of Perche and led an expedition of mercenaries to France in 1205, and a gain in 1214, though under some other leader; served in Ireland 1210; took an oath to uphol d the baronial enforcement of Magna Carta 1215 but witnessed a charter issued by John 1216, h ence had presumably switched support to the King by then; benefited from substantial land gra nts in Cambs, Devon, Hants and Norfolk at John's and Henry III's hands; Sheriff of Devon 1228 -31; a witness to Henry III's confirmation of Magna Carta Jan 1236/7; married Margaret (die d in or after 1220 or even as late as 1232 or after) and died by 14 May 1238. [Burke's Peera ge]

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Roger la Zusche who, for his fidelity to King John, had a grant from that monarch of the mano rs of Petersfield and Maple Durham, co. Southampton, part of the lands of Geffrey de Mandevil le, one of the rebellious barons then in arms. In the next reign he was sheriff of Devonshir e and had further grants from the crown. By Margaret, his wife, he had issue, Alan, his succe ssor, and William, who left an only dau., Joice, who m. Robert Mortimer, of Richard's Castle , and had issue, Hugh Mortimer, summoned to parliament as Lord Mortimer, of Richard's Castle ; and William Mortimer, who assumed the surname of Zouche, and was summoned to parliament a s Lord Zouche, of Mortimer. He was s. by his elder son, Sir Alan la Zouche. [Sir Bernard Burk e, Dormant, Abeyant, Forfeited, and Extinct Peerages, Burke's Peerage, Ltd., London, 1883, p . 598, Zouche, Baron Zouche, of Ashby, co. Leicester]

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Ancestral Roots, p. 43, younger son (of Alan Ceoche of La Coche), heir to brother William 119 9, sheriff of Devonshire 1228-31, a witness to Henry III's confirmation of the Magna Carta, d . shortly before 14 May 1238. Browning, p. 308, lists him as son of Roger, son of Alain IV, V iscount de Rohan, Count of Brittany and Mabilla, dau. of Raoul II, Lord of Fourgeres.
[http://library.monterey.edu/merrill/family/dorsett6/d0005/I10853.htm]

*************** Parents: Alan LA ZOUCHE Lord North Molton and Alice (Adelicia,adeleza) de BELMEIS.

Spouse: Margaret BISET. Margaret BISET and Roger La ZOUCHE Sheriff Devonshire/Lord were married about 1202. Children were: Alan I La ZOUCHE Sir/1st Baron La Zouche/A, Eudo (Eon) La ZOUCHE Lord Cantelou, Loretta (Lora) La ZOUCHE, Alice La ZOUCHE, William La ZOUCHE.

******Roger le Zouche m. Ela, dau. and co-heir of Stephen de Longespe, 2nd son of William, Ea rl of Salisbury, and dying in 1285, was s. by his son, Alan la Zouche. [Sir Bernard Burke, Do rmant, Abeyant, Forfeited, and Extinct Peerages, Burke's Peerage, Ltd., London, 1883, p. 598 , Zouche, Baron Zouche, of Ashby, co. Leicester]

************* Parents: Alan I La ZOUCHE Sir/1st Baron La Zouche/A and Elena (Helen,ellen) de QUINCY.

Spouse: Ela (Eleanor) LONGESPEE. Ela (Eleanor) LONGESPEE and Roger La ZOUCHE Lord/Sir/2nd Baron were married before 1267 in , Northamptonshire, Eng. Children were: William La ZOUCHE, Alan La ZOUCHE Lord/Baron.

Spouse: Ela LONGESPEE. Ela LONGESPEE and Roger la ZOUCHE Baron were married before 1267 in , , Northamptonshire, England.^195,196 CHAN20 Mar 2001 Children were: Alan la ZOUCHE Baron, Nicholas la ZOUCHE.

Spouse: [Countess Of Wa Alice De TOENI. [Countess Of Wa Alice De TOENI and [Baron Zouche] William De Mortimer La ZOUCHE were married before 25 February 1316/7 in 3rd Husband.^16,3297 Children were: Alan La ZOUCHE, Joyce La ZOUCHE.

************ Parents: Roger La ZOUCHE Sheriff Devonshire/Lord and Margaret BISET.