Born / Died
Birth Date: 1350 (possibly ca. 1352)
Death Date: 1400-01-10 (possibly died 9 Jan. 1399/1400)
Notes
Under guardianship of John de la Haye, yeoman to the Black Prince, 1360; possessions & positions confiscated July 1385 (after killing Hugh de Stafford, 2nd Earl of Stafford’s eldest son Sir Ralph de Stafford); pardoned 8 Feb. 1385/6; goods & chattels restored 17 March 1385/6; imprisoned Hertford 20 Oct. 1399; tried & stripped of all gains since July 1397, 3 Nov. 1399; arrested & imprisoned at Pleshy Castle, Essex for attempting to overthow Henry IV. executed, attainted Jan. 1400/1 (for treason)
Parents
Marriages/Other Unions
- Type: marriageUnion began: 1386-6-24Union ended: n.d.Note: The first child of this union was conceived while Elizabeth was still married to her first husband, the Earl of Pembroke
Offspring
- Mother unknownMale offspring: Holand, John (1395 - 1447)
Primary Title
- 1st Duke of Exeter
Titles
- 13th Earl of HuntingdonAssumed: 1388-16-02Vacated: 1399/1400-01-10
- 1st Duke of ExeterAssumed: 1397-09-29Vacated: 1399-11-03
- Knight Assumed: 1380Vacated: 1399/1400-01-09
- Knight of the Garter Assumed: 1381Vacated: 1399/1400-01-09
- 16th Earl of ArundelAssumed: 1397-09-28Vacated: 1399/1400-01-09
General Lands Note
Life interest in Duchy of Cornwall estates granted by Richard II, lost 22 Dec. 1399
Details of Offices
Began | Ended | Notes | |
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Justice, Cheshire | 1381 -5 -6 | 1385 -07 | Deprived of office after killing Sir Ralph de Stafford, son and heir to 2nd Earl of Stafford |
Constable, Cornwall | 1388/9 -1 -6 | 1399/1400 -01 -10 | For life |
Admiral of the West, England | 1389 -5 -18 | ||
Captain, France | 1389 -6 -1 | 1392 | |
King's Chamberlain, England | 1389/90 -2 | 1390 -09 | Possibly identical to Chamberlain of the Household |
JP, Devon | 1390 | 1392 | |
Lord Chamberlain, England | 1390 -5 -31 | 1399/1400 -01 -10 | For life |
Keeper & Steward, Northamptonshire | 1391 -4 -19 | 1399/1400 -01 -10 | For life |
Keeper, Herefordshire | 1391/2 -1 -10 | 1399/1400 -01 -10 | For life |
JP, Devon | 1393/4 | ||
Constable, Caernarvonshire | 1394 -9 -3 | 1397/8 -02 -25 | |
Commissioner of Oyer and Terminer, Cornwall | 1396/7 | ||
Commissioner of Oyer and Terminer, Buckinghamshire | 1396/7 | ||
Commissioner of Oyer and Terminer, Bedfordshire | 1396/7 | ||
Governor, Cumberland | 1396/7 -2 -16 | ||
JP, Cornwall | 1396/7 | ||
Warden, Marches towards Scotland, West March | 1396/7 -2 -16 | ||
Commissioner of Oyer and Terminer, Sussex | 1397 | ||
Commissioner of Oyer and Terminer, Surrey | 1397 | ||
Commissioner of Oyer and Terminer, Westmorland | 1397 | ||
Commissioner of Oyer and Terminer, Norfolk | 1397 | ||
Commissioner of Oyer and Terminer, Huntingdonshire | 1397 | ||
Commissioner of Oyer and Terminer, Cumberland | 1397 | ||
Commissioner of Oyer and Terminer, Devon | 1397 | ||
Constable, Sussex | 1397 -8 -7 | ||
JP, Devon | 1397 | ||
JP, Westmorland | 1397 | ||
JP, Bedfordshire | 1397 | ||
JP, Buckinghamshire | 1397 | ||
JP, Cumberland | 1397 | ||
JP, Warwickshire | 1397 | 1399 | |
JP, Coventry | 1397 | 1399 | |
JP, Huntingdonshire | 1397 | ||
JP, Norfolk | 1397 | ||
JP, Sussex | 1397 | ||
JP, Surrey | 1397 | ||
Captain and Keeper, France | 1397/8 -2 -6 | 1399/1400 -01 -9 | Appointed for fifteen years |
JP, Herefordshire | 1397/8 | ||
JP, Norfolk | 1398/9 | ||
JP, Cornwall | 1398/9 |
Details of Properties
Residence
- Coldharbour, London (city-county)Also called Pultney's Inn or Pultney House
- Pultney House, London (city-county)
- Berkhampstead Castle, HertfordshireAcquired: 1388-10Possibly occupied after 1360-76
- Dartington Hall, DevonAcquired: 1388-06
Lands
- Bedfordshire: Stevington ManorAcquired: 1385Granted by mother
- Berkshire: Ardington & Philberts Court Manors at East HanneyAcquired: 1378-12-18Divested: 1399/1400-01-09Granted, found invalid, but held for life; Ardington granted in fee 19 June 1385
- Caernarvonshire: Conway CastleAcquired: 1394-09-03
- Carmarthenshire: Kidwelly Castle and Manor; Caregcennan Manor and CastleAcquired: 1399Divested: 1399Caregcennan Manor & Castle possibly in another county; both granted by King from Lancashire lands in early 1399 and forfeited later that year
- Cheshire: Northwich Manor and TownAcquired: 1380-08-22
- CornwallAcquired: 1388-07-16One manor
- Cornwall: Bossiney BoroughAcquired: 1395-07This manor and another borough
- Cornwall: Helston in Trigare Manor; Lanteglos and Helsbury Parks
- Cornwall: Tintagel Castle and ManorAcquired: 1388/9-01-06These lands and two other manors
- Derbyshire: Horeston CastleAcquired: 1391-09-29Divested: 1399/1400-01-09For life
- Devon: Harberton Manor
- Devon: Staverton ManorAcquired: 1397Bequeathed
- Devon: Winkleigh ManorAcquired: 1392-06Divested: 1399-09
- Essex: North Weald Bassett ManorAcquired: 1360-03Divested: 1385Granted by parents
- Flintshire: Hope and Hopedale LordshipAcquired: 1380-08-22
- Glamorgan: Ogmore Castle and ManorAcquired: 1399Divested: 1399Granted by King from Lancashire lands early 1399
- Hertfordshire: Great Gaddesden ManorAcquired: 1361Granted for life by mother
- Leicestershire: Rockingham CastleAcquired: 1391-04-19
- Monmouthshire: Grosmont, Monmouth, Skenfrith, and Whitecastle Castles and ManorsAcquired: 1399Divested: 1399Granted by King from Lancashire lands early 1399
- Pembrokeshire: Haverfordwest CastleAcquired: 1391/2-01-10
- Rutland: Whissendine ManorAcquired: 1360-03Divested: 1385Granted by parents
- WalesAcquired: 1398/9-02Wardship of John of Gaunt
- WalesAcquired: 1398-07Wardship of Mortimer (Earl of March) estates in South Wales
- Somerset: Blagdon and Haslebury Plucknett ManorsAcquired: 1388-07-18Divested: 1398
- Somerset: Lydford and Staunton ManorsAcquired: 1388-07-18Divested: 1400
- Somerset: Stone HundredAcquired: 1392This hundred and one other
- StaffordshireAcquired: 1380Wardship of Rhys ap Gruffudd's estates in Staffordshire
- Suffolk: Icklingham ManorAcquired: 1389Divested: 1398Also called Bernershall
- Suffolk: Lowestoft Manor and Lothingland HundredAcquired: 1394
- Suffolk: Stratford ManorAcquired: 1389
- Surrey
- Surrey: Reigate Castle & LordshipAcquired: 1398/9-01-15
- Sussex
- Sussex: Arundel Castle & HonourAcquired: 1397-09-28Divested: 1399/1400-01-09
- Sussex: Lewes Castle & LordshipAcquired: 1398-09-23
- WestmorlandDivested: 1399/1400-01-09Lands held at death
- Wiltshire: Bardford St Martin ManorDivested: 1399-08Seized from him
- Devon: Barnstaple, Blackborough, Bovy Tracy, Cockington, Combe Martin, Dartington, Fremington, Holsworthy, North Lew, South Molton Manors and Hundreds; Torrington ManorAcquired: 1388-07-16
Event Naming Patron
Event Type | Date | Location | Troupe |
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Performance | - | Exeter (Unknown), Exeter, Exeter (city-county) in Devon | Duke of Exeter's Pipers |
Patronized Troupes
Troupe Name | Patron | Troupe Type | # of events |
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Duke of Exeter's Pipers | Holand, John de (1350 - 1400) | Musicians | 1 |
Owned Venues
Venue Name | County | Type |
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Dartington Hall | Devon | Private Residence |
Dartington Hall | Devon | Private Residence |
Bibliographic Sources
- Calendar of Patent Rolls, Richard II [1377–99]. 7 vols. London: HMSO, 1895--1905
- The Complete Peerage of England, Scotland, Ireland, Great Britain, and the United Kingdom. 1887–98 (8 vols); 1910–59 (13 vols). 6 vols. Gloucester: Alan Sutton, 1982
- The Dictionary of National Biography. 1882–1901 (66 vols); 1908–9 (28 vols). 2 vols. London: Oxford UP, 1975
- Emery, Anthony. Dartington Hall. Oxford: Clarendon P, 1970
- Weinreb, Ben, and Christopher Hibbert, eds. The London Encyclopaedia. London: Macmillan, 1983
- Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.