Thomas de Crewe

  General Notes:

~George Ormerod's The History of County Palatine and City of Chester, Vol III, p. 313, Thomas de Crewe, lord of Crewe, died 2 Edward I, was married to Avice, who remarried Robert de Thykwythenes of Balterley, Staffordshire. Avice was a widow again in 26 Edward I. ⁷¹³

  Noted events in his life were:

• Background Information. ⁷¹³
Thomas de Crewe, son and heir of Thomas, married Amicia, who describes herself as the "widow of Thomas lord of Crue," and released to her daughter, Jane, by deed without date, all that she had in Crue, in right of her dower. The said Amicia, 26 Edward I., being then widow of Robert Thykeness, releases in her pure widowhood, to Richard de Praers and Joan, his wife, her daughter a grange, which she had for dower, after the death of Thomas de Crue, in Crue.

Thomas de Crue died 21 Edward I., seized, by inquisition of the following year, of a knight's fee in Crue and other places, hodling his lands in Crue by military service, and b sending an armed man twice a year to keep the peace during the fairs at Chester. He left three daughters and coheirs; Joan, aged twenty-two; Amicia, aged four years; and Eleanor, two and a half years of age.

~George Ormerod's The History of County Palatine and City of Chester, Vol III, p. 305

Thomas married Amicia.⁷¹³ (Amicia died after 1297 in Cheshire, England.)