Nicholas de Haversham
- Marriage: Emma de Bois 1245,1203,1204
- Died: 1251, Haversham, Buckinghamshire, England 1246
 General Notes:
~The History and Antiquities of the County of Buckingham, Volume 4, p. 187, Pedigree of Haversham, Nicholas de Haversham, dead 39 Hen. III. He presented to the Church of Haversham in 1222 (6 Hen. III) married Emma Bois, sister and heir of Arnald de Bosco, and daughter of William de Bosco. 1203
Information about this person:
• Background Information. 1204
Nicholas de Haversham, who in 1232 was one of the collectors of the one-fortieth in the county, [Cal. Close, 1231\endash 4, p. 159] held Haversham until his death about 1251, [Feet of F. case 15, file 22, no. 47; Cal. Chart. R. 1226\endash 37, p. 174; Testa de Nevill (Rec. Com.), 244, 258, 259, 261; Cal. Inq. p.m. (Hen. III), 57] when he was succeeded by a son of the same name. [Cal. Inq. p.m. (Hen. III), 57]
VCH - A History of the County of Buckingham: Volume 4, pp. 366-672
• Background Information. 1203
Hugg de Haversham, the son of Benedict, had lands of his father's give in 1208 (9 John); and in 1234 (20 Hen. III) levied a fine to use of his son, Nicholas de Haversham, who, in the reign of Hen. III was termed the Lord of Haversham, of a Knight's fee here. In the Claus. Rolls of 1310 (4 Edw. IV), it is stated that Nicholas de Haversham, then deceased, had holden the Manor Haversham of the King in capite, of the Honour of Peverell, and that Joane, his wife, had her reasonable dower in the same; that he had also holden the Manor of Claybrook of Arnald de Bosco, by Knight's service, in which Manor his said wife had also her reasonable dower.
~The History and Antiquities of the County of Buckingham, Volume 4, p. 186
Nicholas married Emma de Bois, daughter of Arnold VI de Bois and Joan Beauchamp 1203,1245.,1246 (Emma de Bois was born in Thorpe Arnold, Leicestershire, England.)
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