Sir Hugh de Peverell Knight

  Noted events in his life were:

• Background Information. ¹²⁰⁹
"Wolmerston was aunciently thenheritanc of Peverell, of Stanford, and given by Sir Hugh Peverell (to) his younger sonne, w^ch had issue Sir Richard, w^ch by Matild his wief, had issue Sir Hugh, w^ch by Margaret, daughter and heire of Sir Walter Cornwall, had issue Sir Hugh, who by Elisabeth, one of the daughter and heire of Sir Walter Cornwall, had issue Sir Hugh, w^ch by Elizabeth one of the daughters of Sir John Cobham, of Blackburgh Bolhay, and Amy Bolhay his wief, had issue Sir Thomas Peverell, who by Margaret daughter and one of the heires of of Sir Thomas Courtenay, had issue Elinor (Katherine) wief of Walter Lord Hungerford."

Pole's Collections Towards a Description of the County of Devon, p. 227

• Background Information. ¹²⁰⁹
From Pole's Collections Towards a Description of the County of Devon, Ermington, p.217, the Peverell of Ermington, co. Devon pedigree:

1.Hugh Piperellus, or Peverell "Kinge Henry I tyme" (1100-1135)
2.William Peverell, anno 14 of "Kinge Henry II (1167/8)
3.Richard Peverell, 6 Kinge Richard I (1194/5)
4.Hugh Peverell, 2 Kinge John (1200/1)
5.William Peverell
6.Hugh Peverell, wife Isabella, one of the heires of Raphe, son of William de Brymer
7.Hugh
8.Sir John Peverell of Ermington, last of the family

• Background Information. ⁵⁹⁹
Margaret of Cornwall, daughter of Walter of Cornwall, granddaughter of Richard Earl of Cornwall, and great granddaughter of King John of England and Isabel of Angoulême, married as her first husband, sometime after 14 Dec 1307, the date of marriage settlement, James (Hugh) Peverell,* son and heir of Sir Hugh Peverell, Knt. Margaret and her husband had one son, Sir Hugh Peverell, Knt., and one daughter, Joan, wife of Richard de Heligen. James (Hugh) died shortly before 30 Apr 1314, and was buried at the Church of the Grey Friars, Bodmin, Cornwall. Margaret married for a second time to Richard Sergeaux and they had one son named John. Margaret died 1 Aug 1349, and was buried in the Church of Grey Friars, Bodmin, Cornwall.

~Richardson's Plantagenêt Ancestry, p. 286

*Maclean's History of Trigg Minor, p. 382, names James Peverell while Pole in his Collections Towards a Description of the County of Devon, p. 227, names the husband of Margaret of Cornwall, as Hugh Peverell. Both sources name this Peverell as the son and heir of Sir Hugh Peverell.

Hugh married Margaret de Cornwall, daughter of Sir Walter de Cornwall Knight and Unknown ^599,1209.^,1274