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William de la Place who was listed in the Hundredorum Rolls of 1273. Sir Richard, the grandson of Giles, was, in 1334, found heir to Stansted Montfichet on the death of John de Lancaster and the next heir, Sir John, called the fourth baron (though neither he not his predecessor were ever summoned to parliament) was the father of Margery, the heiress of the house, who carried the barony to the Howards." Īnother source notes the family can be found in various counties throughout ancient Britain as the name "is derived from a geographical locality. in 1293, followed him to Gascony in the ensuing year, and was a Baron by writ in 1297. in Baldwin County, including a prehistoric Indian village in Gulf Shores with amazingly beautiful pottery another Indian village on Plash Island on the. His great-grandson Giles was summoned to a great council held by Edward I. From his first wife, Beatrix de Say, widow of Hugh de Nevill, he was divorced but the second, Philippa, one of the co-heiresses of Richard de Montfichet, brought him a great estate in Essex, where the manor of Play in Beacontree hundred, and the hamlet of Plaistow, near Stratford, are named from him. there was a church concerning the patronage of which there was a great controversy between Sir Ralph de Playz and others, which was adjusted by the Bishop of Norwich, when it was allowed to be the right of the said Ralph, and his heirs for ever, to present to the same.' Among the adherents of the rebellious barons under King John we find another Sir Hugh, who held seven knight's fees at Ifford and Werpesburn in Sussex, and was twice married. 'The family of De Playz had a considerable estate in Otringhythe and in the reign of King Henry II. First time we paid and when we got here they told us the Lazy River was closed. Came here TWICE this summer, drove 2 hours to get here. Amy Darling doesnt recommend Splash Country Water Park. Very Clean and perfect place for kids and a lot of lifeguards on duty. 'Sir Hugh was Lord in the time of King Stephen,' and was succeeded by a second Ralph. Javier Jimenez recommends Splash Country Water Park. The surname Plash was first found in Norfolk where "the noble family of De Playz were,' says Blomfield, in his History of Norfolk' soon after the Conquest, enfeoffed of several lordships by the Earl Warren.' Ralph de Playz witnesses a charter of William, second Earl 1091-97, granting the church of Coningsburgh, in South Yorkshire, to the monastery that his father had founded at Lewes. Armorial History Framed - Heirloom $69.95$59.45ĪDD TO CART Early Origins of the Plash family