He married (2nd) before 1379 Margaret de Carew (or Carreu), widow of Thomas de Grandison, K. G. 4th lord Grandison (died 1375) and sister of William de Carew. They had no issue.[1]
Roger and his wife Sibyl, had the reversion of the manor of Lydiard Tregoze, Wiltshire, by the gift of her uncle, Peter de Grandison, Knt, 2nd Lord Grandison in 1347.[1]
1373 Sons of Charles de Blois removed from Devizes
1373: King Edward III's praecipe directed John Legge and William de Weston, to receive from Roger de Beauchamp, Constable of the castle of Devizes, the two sons of Charles de Blois, and to deliver them to Robert de Morton, Lieutenant of Collard de Aubrichecourt, Constable of Nottingham Castle, there to remain as hostages, till the pretensions to the duchy of Britany should be cleared.[2]
Death
Sir Roger de Beauchamp, 1st Lord Beauchamp of Bletsoe, died 3 January 1379/80. He left a will dated 19 Dec 1379, proved 26 Feb 1379/80, directing burial at Black Friars, London, by his 1st wife Sibyl.[1]
Will of "Roger de Beauchampe, knight. Dated London, 19, Dec. 1379.[fo. 192.] To be buried in church of Friars Preachers, London, by Sibil my wife... Roger the son of my son & heir Roger... my son Philip... My dau. Margaret... my wife Margaret... Proved at Lambeth before Simon Archbishop of Canterbury iiij kal. Mar. 1379, and at the old Temple London before John Bishop of Lincoln 2 March 1379."[3]
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It's not standard, but I've seen some profiles with such a section. If you add such a section, I would recommend that it be a 3rd-level heading under a Research Notes (2nd-level) heading. Be sure to include inline sources.
Would it be ok to add a descendant heading under the biography section? Roger was the 3rd great grandfather of Margaret Beaufort, the mother of King Henry VII and thus Henry's 4th great grandfather. I thought it would be informative to have that link known in his biography
Beauchamp-1408 and Beauchamp-203 do not represent the same person because: The two Rogers have different parents. One Roger is born almost 50 years before the other one. One is married to Sibyl, the wife of the other is unknown to the sources. They are not the same person.
Beauchamp-1408 and Beauchamp-203 appear to represent the same person because: dates are off His 1st spouse Sybil is listed as the spouse on Beauchamp-203 and some children on the same profile
This Roger had been listed as son of Giles. Consistent with Douglas Richardson's Royal Ancestry, I made this Roger son of Giles' brother Roger, instead.
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