Robert de Tregoz of Ewyas Harold (d. 1268)

✓ Robert de Tregoz, s. and h. of Robert by Sibyl de Ewyas; did homage as 'Robti Tresgoz fil et hered Sybil de Ewyas' 1 Jul 1236 (Fine Rolls); 'closely associated with Henry III; and for many years, 1226-41, received £20 p.a. to keep him in the royal service'; protection to go to Brittany Apr 1230; in Gascony 1242-43 and 1253-54; a commissioner to view royal castles in Wilts 1241; quittance of common summons 1256-67; ordered to aid the Earl of Hereford to protect the Marches 1257; service in Wales 1258-64; 'In Oct. 1261 he was among the trusted tenants whom the King, faced with the opposition of Simon de Montfort, called to London'; confirmed Albury priory; patron of the house of regular canons on Steepholm. 'He m., presumably before 1 Aug. 1245, Juliane, da. of William de Cauntelo ... Robert d. shortly before 24 Sep. 1268' (CP XII/2 pp.18-20). CP p.18 n.(b) warns that the Robert de Tregoz killed at Evesham was the Essex lord of Tolleshunt Tregoz, not this man. Father of John, Lord Tregoz. Source: Complete Peerage 2nd ed. vol. XII part 2 (1959), 'Tregoz (of Ewyas Harold)' pp.16-21 and notes (page images supplied by Aynsley, read 27 Oct 2026). Source: Medieval Lands (Charles Cawley, fmg.ac), read in the browser 27 Oct 2026, 'Untitled English Nobility T-Z' - TRESGOZ, citing the Fine Rolls 1236 and the Dore and Acornbury charters. [DIRECT ANCESTOR OF THE COMPILER: flag added 27 Oct 2026 by walking the tree from Aynsley, so that this marker is reliable and can be searched.]