Thomas Boltesham

• Preferred Name: Thomas Boltesham
  
• Gender: M
  
• FSID: GCLM-WFC
  
• Fact: with note: Description: https://www.geni.com/people/Thomas-Boltesham/6000000004089176817?through=6000000003086782036
  
• Death: 1305 in England, United Kingdom at LATI: N2.4379 LONG: E1.6496
  
• Birth: 1238 in Braunston, Northamptonshire, England, United Kingdom at LATI: N2.2939 LONG: E1.2098
  
• Burial: 1305
  
• Notes:

  === Life Sketch ===
  The heir of John de Boketon was not Thomas de Greene, nor was it Thomas de Boketon. His heir was his son, John de Boketon, who was the first to receive title to the land through
  inheritance, and not just managerial rights as the advowson. Records seem to indicate that Alice de Boltesham was married twice, but never to a Thomas de Greene, as indicated by Halstead. In 1286, Sir Seman de Stok sued Thomas de
  Boltesham for the return of land that he had granted to his son, Nicholas, upon the marriage of Nicolas and Alice, the daughter of Thomas de Boltesham. It appears that the marriage was 43
  dissolved without children. Nine years later, Nicholas de Stok is listed as a debtor to a Robert Loveday, in London. Upon the death of Thomas de Boltesham in 1305, his heir is listed as a Thomas de Buckton (age 12), son of Thomas de Buckton and Alicia, daughter of Thomas de Boltesham. Thomas de Buckton’s family was from Bucton, Yorkshire. Since the young Thomas was a minor, the courts assigned John Kyng custody of the lands of Thomas de Boltesham during the minority of the heir. Thomas de Buckton finally claimed his inheritance in 1313 when he came of age. Henry de Grene was born in 1310, while Thomas de Buckton was only 17 years old, and still under the custody of John Kyng. There has been no relationship established yet between either the de Boketon family, the
  de Grene family, or the Buckton family of Yorkshire. It could be this family that Halstead confused with the de Boketon family.
  
  Robert A. Greene
  greene_fam@msn.com

• m. ABT 1260 in England

1. Alice de Bottisham FICTIONAL, b. 1264 in Braunston, Northamptonshire, England     d. 1314