Jordan de Champernoun

• Preferred Name: Jordan de Champernoun^[1]
  
• Gender: M
  
• FSID: LTSH-LYN
  
• Death: 1214 in Devon, England at LATI: N0.7365 LONG: E3.7189
  
• Birth: ABT 1160 in Cambernon, Manche, Normandy, France at LATI: N9.081 LONG: E1.3854
  
• Burial: in Christchurch Priory, at LATI: N43.5293 LONG: E72.6331
  
• Notes:

  === Life Sketch ===
  «b»Biography«/b»
  Jordan was the second son. At an unknown date, he confirmed to the canons regular of Plessis and Ivrandes the earlier gift of his brother Richard. Sometime between 1193-1211, his grandmother, Hawise de Redvers, granted him the manors of Fleet and Ibberton, Dorset. In 1206, King John assigned him Umberleigh, Devon and £15 of his mother's lands.
  
  JORDAN de CHAMBERNUN. He predeceased his mother and was buried at Christchurch Priory before 1214. In the Scutage Return of 1166 he was holding the old Cambernon fief in Normandy and 7 knights' fees in the Honour of Gloucester in England, including 2 knights' fees in Umberleia (Umberleigh) and Becintone (High Bickington). In 1189 he confirmed his brother Richard's gifts. In 1190 he was lord of 16 knights' fees "in Devon and Cornwall".
  
  He was married to Emma de Soligny, named in a IPM of 1302 (CIPM, 4, no. 82) wherein she is called Emma de Sulenny, sister and heiress of Geoffrey de Sulenny (who died 1265/6) and mother of Oliver de Campo Arnulphi. (Although the IPM calls her son Oliver, there is little doubt he is identical with William.)

1. William de Champernoun, b. ABT 1203 in England     d. AFT 1235 in England

1. Title: Online - Genmedieval
   Note: Jordan II Champernoun s/o Jordan I Champernoun & Mabel of Glucester b- m- Emma Soligny d- bef 1214 - before his mother Mabel 1166 - Scutage return - JORDAN Champernoun held - Old Camberoun fief in Normandy 7 Knts fees in Honor of Gloucester 7 Knts fees in Umberleugh, Devonshire & High Bickingham 1189 - Confirmed his brother Richard 's gifts 1190 - Lord of 16 knts fees in Devonshire & Cornwall