Sir John de Holebrok, III

1260 - 1306  (46 years)

• Name	John de Holebrok
  Prefix	Sir
  Suffix	III
  Born	1260	Holton, Suffolk, UK
  Gender	Male
  Died	6 Dec 1306	Holton, Suffolk, UK
  Person ID	I187	Carson Family
  Last Modified	10 Apr 2015

  
  

  Father	Sir Richard de Holebrok,   b. 1230, Holton, Suffolk, UK ,   d. 27 Feb 1291, England, United Kingdom  (Age 61 years)
  Mother	Isabella de,   b. 1235,   d. 1291  (Age 56 years)
  Married	1260
  Family ID	F88	Group Sheet

  
  

  Family	Alice de,   b. 1262,   d. 8 Dec 1309  (Age 47 years)
  Married	1285
  Children	1. John de Holbrook, IV,   b. 1290, Holton, Suffolk, UK ,   d. England, United Kingdom
  Last Modified	10 Apr 2015
  Family ID	F87	Group Sheet

  
  

• Notes

  http://www.geni.com/people/Sir-John-de-Holebrok/6000000007521604026 John de was born circa 1260 at England. He was the son of Sir Richard de Holebrok and Isabella (?). John married Alice (?) at England. On 30 August 1295, he was summoned to defend the coast against the French and six years later to defend his country against the Scots. John departed this life before 6 December 1306 at County Suffolk, England. On that date his widow & two others held knight's fees in various parts of England, including one fee Freston & Holebrook, both of which are in the county Suffolk. Child of Sir John de Holebrok and Alice (?) John de Holebrok+ b. c 1290, d. 12 Oct 1316 Citations [S299] Fellow Institute of American Genealogy and compiled & arranged by Annette Cummings Holbrook McMasters Andrew Roberts Lord, Holbrook and Allied Families, pages 3-4 - Sir John de Holbrok was considered a valiant soldier by his king, as he was summoned to defend the coast against the French on 30 August 1295, and six years later to defend his country against the Scots. We do not know the exact date of John's death but it must have been before 6 December 1306 for on that date his widow and two others held knight's fees in various parts of England, including one fee Freston and Holebrook, both of which are in the county Suffolk. The widow Alice must have been of noble birth as having been invited to the wedding of Elizabeth, daughter of King Edward II who married the Count of Flanders. On her death, she left a vast estate much of it in Suffolk. She died 8 December 1309.