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{{short description|Member of the Parliament of England}}
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Sir '''Robert de Hellewell''' was a member of the [[Eustace Folville|Folville Gang]] that slew the corrupt [[Baron of the Exchequer]], Sir [[Roger de Beler]] and was [[Rutland (UK Parliament constituency)|Rutland's MP ]] in 1340{{sfn|MPs|1878}}.

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|title = Knight of the Shire for Rutland
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|name = Sir Robert de Hellewell
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|office1 = [[Rutland (UK Parliament constituency)|MP for Rutland]]
|term1 = 1340
|monarch1 = [[Edward III of England|Edward III]]
|birth_date = 1285{{sfn|Cal Inq PMs V|1908}}
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Sir '''Robert de Hellewell''' was a member of the [[Eustace Folville|Folville Gang]] that slew the corrupt [[Baron of the Exchequer]], Sir [[Roger de Beler]] and was [[Rutland (UK Parliament constituency)|Rutland's MP]] in 1340.{{sfn|MPs|1878}}


==Career==
==Career==
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Robert was certified as one of the Lords of [[Whissendine]], [[Rutland]] in 1316.{{sfn|Parl Writs II Digest|1834}}
Robert was certified as one of the Lords of [[Whissendine]], [[Rutland]] in 1316.{{sfn|Parl Writs II Digest|1834}}


In 1322 he was summoned to perform miltary service against the Scottish but could not be found at his manor house at Whissendine being retained by William [[Baron Zouche]] of Haryngworth.{{sfn|Parl Writs II Digest|1834}}
In 1322 he was summoned to perform military service against the Scottish but could not be found at his manor house at Whissendine being retained by [[William la Zouche, 1st Baron Zouche|William la Zouch]], 1st [[Baron Zouche]] of Haryngworth.{{sfn|Parl Writs II Digest|1834}}


On 24 January 1326 an arrest warrant was issued to apprehend those involved in the murder of the corrupt Baron of the Exchequer and ardent supporter of the Despencers, Sir Roger de Beler, who had been killed going from [[Kirby Bellars]] to [[Leicester]].{{sfn|Patent Rolls|1232{{ndash}}1509}} On 1 March a warrant was issued that named Sir Robert de Hellewell as one of the gang{{sfn|Patent Rolls|1232{{ndash}}1509}} and his land and goods werre seized on March 24.{{sfn|Parl Writs II Digest|1834}}
On 24 January 1326 an arrest warrant was issued to apprehend those involved in the murder of the corrupt Baron of the Exchequer and ardent supporter of the Despencers, Sir Roger de Beler, who had been killed going from [[Kirby Bellars]] to [[Leicester]].{{sfn|Patent Rolls 1232—1509}} On 1 March a warrant was issued that named Sir Robert de Hellewell as one of the gang{{sfn|Patent Rolls 1232—1509}} and his land and goods were seized on 24 March.{{sfn|Parl Writs II Digest|1834}}


Robert represented Rutland in the Parliament of January 1340.{{sfn|MPs|1878}}
Robert represented Rutland in the Parliament of January 1340.{{sfn|MPs|1878}}
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==Bibliography==
==Bibliography==
* {{cite book
| title=Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem
| year=1908
| volume=V
| publisher=[[HMSO]]
| location=London
| ref={{harvid|Cal Inq PMs V|1908}}
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* {{cite book
| title=Patent Rolls
| title=Patent Rolls
| year=1232{{ndash}}1509
| date=1232{{ndash}}1509
| publisher=[[Parliament of England]]
| publisher=[[Parliament of England]]
| location=Westminster
| location=Westminster
| ref={{harvid|Patent Rolls|1232{{ndash}}1509}}
| ref={{harvid|Patent Rolls 1232—1509}}
}}
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Latest revision as of 08:28, 3 July 2023

Sir Robert de Hellewell
Knight of the Shire for Rutland
MP for Rutland
In office
1340
MonarchEdward III
Personal details
Born1285[1]
ChildrenRobert de Hellewell
ParentWilliam de Hellewell[1]

Sir Robert de Hellewell was a member of the Folville Gang that slew the corrupt Baron of the Exchequer, Sir Roger de Beler and was Rutland's MP in 1340.[2]

Career

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Robert was certified as one of the Lords of Whissendine, Rutland in 1316.[3]

In 1322 he was summoned to perform military service against the Scottish but could not be found at his manor house at Whissendine being retained by William la Zouch, 1st Baron Zouche of Haryngworth.[3]

On 24 January 1326 an arrest warrant was issued to apprehend those involved in the murder of the corrupt Baron of the Exchequer and ardent supporter of the Despencers, Sir Roger de Beler, who had been killed going from Kirby Bellars to Leicester.[4] On 1 March a warrant was issued that named Sir Robert de Hellewell as one of the gang[4] and his land and goods were seized on 24 March.[3]

Robert represented Rutland in the Parliament of January 1340.[2]

References

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  1. ^ a b Cal Inq PMs V 1908.
  2. ^ a b MPs 1878.
  3. ^ a b c Parl Writs II Digest 1834.
  4. ^ a b Patent Rolls 1232—1509.

Bibliography

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  • Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem. Vol. V. London: HMSO. 1908.
  • Patent Rolls. Westminster: Parliament of England. 1232–1509.
  • Members of Parliament 1213-1702. London: Public Record Office. 1878.
  • Parliamentary Writs Alphabetical Digest. Vol. II. London: Public Record Office. 1834.


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