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Birth:          ABT 1208 West Bridgford, Nottinghamshire, England
Death:          1265 Irnham, Lincolnshire, England

Notes
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jweber&id=I24678
Following copied from Eric Johnson, World Connect db=:227589, rootsweb.com:

In 1229 Sir Andrew aquired the estate of his grandfather, William PAGANEL/PAYNEL, 
and claimed PAGANEL/PAYNEL property in Lincolnshire & Somersetshire on the death 
of his 3rd cousin, Maurice of Gaunt. This second windfall included the manor of East 
Quantoxhead which became the headquarters of the LUTTRELL's in the south of 
England.

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On the death in 1230 of Maurice de Gant, grandson of Robert de Gant and Alice 
Paynel, Irnham and East Quantockshead and the remainder of his Paynel inheritance 
passed to his distant cousin Andrew Luterel, who was descended from Ralph Paynel 
the Domesday tenant by his second wife Maud, presumed to be a daughter and coheir 
of Richard de Surdeval. Andrew Luterel had previously inherited the estates held by 
Ralph Paynel in right of his second wife, which included Hooton Pagnell and other 
lands in West Ride Yorks. These, which had been held by William Paynel of Hooton, 
grandson of Ralph by his second wife, passed to Geoffrey Luterel, Andrew's father, by 
marriage with Frethesant, daughter and eventually sole heir of William Paynel. Irnham, 
East Quantockshead and Hooton Pagnell thus descended in the Luterel family. 
[Complete Peerage X:320]

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BARONY of LUTEREL

ANDREW LUTTRELL, son and heir, was a minor at his father's death. The wardship of 
his person and lands held by the Crown was transferred, in 1218, to Philip Mark (g), 
sometime one of the King's councillors. He had livery in 1229 (h) of his inheritance in 
cos. York, Northants, and Leicester (i). In February 1239/40 he was a justice in eyre 
at Nottingham, and in 1242 was summoned for military service in Gascony. He was 
appointed Sheriff of co. Lincoln in 1251. He had a grant of free warren on his estates 
at Gamston and Bridgeford in Notts, and a confirmation of a weekly market and a 
yearly fair at Irnham (d).

He married Pernel, probably daughter of Philip MARK. He died in1265. His widow was 
living in 1267. [Complete Peerage VIII:284-5, (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)]

(g) By arrangement with Ralph de Rodes, the overlord of his lands in Notts. There was 
a stipulation that Andrew was to marry a daughter of Philip Mark.

(h) When he attained his majority.

(i) By the deaths of his mother's niece, the only child of his aunt Isabel by William 
Bastard, and of his own mother Frethesant, he ultimately became heir to the whole 
barony of his grandfather, William Paynel. On the death in 1230 of his third cousin, 
Maurice of Gaunt, heir of the elder branch of the Paynell family (William the great-
grandfather of Maurice being elder brother of Alexander the great-grandfather of 
Andrew), Andrew laid claim to the manors of East Quantockshead, Stockland, Huish, 
Pawlet, and Weare in Somerset, and Irnham in Lincs, as his lawful inheritance. As a 
result, he obtained in Apr 1231 and order for the delivery of the manor of Irnham; and 
in 1232 an admission of his right to the manors of Stockland, Quantockshead and 
Huish, which last, together with East Bagborough, was ceded by Andrew some years 
later to Maurice of Leigh and Agnes his wife, claimants to a great portion of the 
Paynell inheritance, Andrew retaining only the overlordship with certain services and 
reversionary rights. Altogether his barony comprised fifteen knights' fees of his 
grandfather William Paynell of Hooton, and twelve and a half fees of his cousin 
Maurice of Gaunt. C.T. Clay draws attention to a fine in 1240 by which Roger de 
Triberge and Frethesant his wife quitclaimed for themselves and her heirs, to Andrew 
Luterel, and his heirs, a moiety of the manor of Hoton Paynel, and all the lands and 
holdings that were of the heritage of William Paynell. Andrew granted them land in the 
vill to hold to them and the heirs of Frethesant of Andrew and his heirs. He suggests 
that this Frethesant was Andrew's mother, ie. Frethesant Paynel, then still living and 
married to a third husband. Henry de Newmarch [her 2nd husband] was dead in 1239.

(d) Irnham was probably his usual residence. Hooton he made over to his son 
Geoffrey, and East Quantockshead to his second son Alexander, presumably on the 
occasion of their respective marriages. He granted or confirmed lands and rights at 
various times to the abbey of Drax, founded by William Paynell (of the elder branch of 
that family), to the priory of Nostell, to the abbey of Roche, and to the hospital of St. 
Mark at Billeswick, near Bristol, founded by Maurice of Gaunt.

Parents
LUTTRELL Geoffrey (ABT 1158 - BEF 1217)
PAYNEL Frethesant (1170 - AFT 1240)

Siblings
LUTTRELL Andrew (ABT 1208 - 1265)

Marriage To MARK Pernel (ABT 1210 - AFT 1267)
    m.  

Notes

Parents
MARK Philip (ABT 1180 - AFT 1224)
____ Anne (ABT 1185 - )

Children by MARK Pernel ABT 1210 - AFT 1267
LUTTRELL Geoffrey (BEF 1235 - AFT Nov 1269)

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