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http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/ENGLISHNOBILITYMEDIEVAL3D-K.htm FUL K FitzWarin [IV] (-drowned after the battle Lewes 14 May 1264). The '' Legend of Fulk Fitz Warin'' records the birth of "nee sur un montaign e de Gales… Johan… et quant lenfant fust conferme de evesqe, yl fu st apelee Fouke" as the first son of "Fouke" and his wife "dame Mahau d de Caus" [1]. King Henry III granted commissions relating to dispute s between "Thomas Corbet" and “Fulk son of Warin the younger” conc erning “lands in Balisleg” dated 1 Jul 1250 [2]. King Henry III co nfirmed a lease made by "Fulk son of Warin the younger" dated 13 Aug 1 257 [3]. “Fulk filius Warini of Wytinthon” released to William Fit zWarin rights in the manor of Waneting which William’s father Alan F itzWarin had been gifted by his father Fulk FitzWarin ([III]) by chart er dated 5 Aug “42 Henry III” [4]. Matthew Paris records “Fulk e Fitz Warren... being drowned in the river” after the battle of Lew es [5]. Betrothed (1226) to ANGHARAD, daughter of MADOG Prince of Nor thern Powys & his wife Isota ---. A letter from "W. de Lascy" to Huber t de Burgh, Justiciar, dated to [1226] urges him to bring forward th e marriage of "Angaretham filiam Maddoci filii Griffini neptem meam" a nd "Fulconem filium Fulconis filii Warini" [6]. The precise relationsh ip between Angharad and Walter de Lacy Lord of Meath has not yet bee n ascertained. The primary source which confirms that the marriage too k place has not yet been identified. [m firstly --- de Clifford, daugh ter of ROGER [II] de Clifford & his [first/second] wife [---/---] (-be fore 1250). "Dame Julian Tresgoze… espouse… a Sr Robert Tresgoos l e Second" records that her son "John Tresgoos" married "Mabill fil e a noble… chevalier Foulk Fitz-Warren qui avoit a feme le soer Sr R og de Clifford" [7]. If this is correct, the member of the Clifford fa mily must have been the first wife of Fulk FitzWarin [IV] as the dat e of the first marriage of his daughter Mabel suggests that she must h ave been older than her brother Fulk FitzWarin [V]. However, it is pos sible that this source is in error (it contains other mistakes) and th at Mabel’s mother was Constance de Tosny, the known wife of Fulk Fit zWarin [IV]. This is particularly likely because, if the source was co rrect, John de Tresgoz and his wife Mabel would have been very closel y related, presumably first cousins, as Roger [II] de Clifford (who, f rom a chronological point of view, is the most likely candidate for th e father of this Clifford daughter) and John de Tresgoz’s father wer e uterine brothers. It should be noted that Constance de Tosny’s bro ther was also named Roger, which could account for any confusion in th e source quoted above.] m [secondly] CONSTANCE de Tosny. [1] ''The Le gend of Fulk Fitz Warin'', p. 363. [2] Patent Rolls Henry III 1247-12 58 (1908), p. 78. [3] Patent Rolls Henry III 1247-1258 (1908), p. 575 . [4] Ancient Deeds, Vol. IV (1902), A 6195, p. 9. [5] Giles, J. A . (trans.) (1854) ''Matthew Paris’s English History 1235-1273'' (Lon don), Vol. III, p. 348. [6] Letters Henry III Vol. I, CCLII, p. 306 . [7] Gurney, D. (1845) ''The record of the House of Gournay'', Par t I, ''The Gournays in Normandy'', p. 149, quoting ''Vitis Calthorpian a'', Harl. 970, MS British Museum.