Bertram Haget

  General Notes:

~ Eyton's Antiquities of Shropshire, Vol. X, p. 82 (Corbet of Wattlesborough and Moreton-Corbet pedigree chart), shows Peter Fitz Torret married to Lucia Haget, the daughter of Betram Haget, who occurs in 1147, and who is the son of Haget, of Helagh, Yorkshire. ⁸⁰²

  Information about this person:

• Background Information. ⁸⁰²
Bertram Haget, of Helagh, Yorkshire, living during the reign of Stephen. He attested to the Foundation Charter of Sallay Abbey along with his brother Faricius. About the same time Bertram Haget gave a Hermitage and some land in the wood of Helaghe to Gilbert, a monk of the French House of Marmontier. Among the witnesses of this grant were Pharice Haget and others of the Grantor's family [Monasticon, vol. VI, p. 438, nos. I. II.].

The children of Bertram Haget shown as witnesses to charters were Geoffrey, Ralph, Lucia, Alice, Gundred and an unknown daughter who married Alan Fitz Brian of Bedale. Neither Geoffrey or his brother Ralph (who was apparently a monk) left any issue. Their father's estates were divided among their sisters. Gundred died without issue, and her part of the estate was passed on to the remaining sisters. Lucia Haget, in the original partition, had Wighall and Esdike. This Lucia was the wife of Peter fitz Toret and the mother of his son Bartholomew.

~ Eyton's Antiquities of Shropshire, Vol. X, p. 185-186