Humphrey de Hastang

  Information about this person:

• Background Information. ⁸²⁹
Humphrey Hastang was among the baron who rebelled against King John and had his lands seized. His lands were restored in 1 Henry III. According to Burke, his father was Atrop de Hastang and his son was the first Robert de Hastang.

~Burke's General and Heraldic Dictiony of Perrage . . ., p. 252

• Background Information. ⁸⁰⁶
Chebsey, as it appears in Domesday Survey, was the land of one Humfridus, who held the same of Henry de Ferrers, and not long after, about the time of henry II, Eutropius de Hastang was lord of Chesbsey as heir to his mother Maud. Halfhide, Shawford, Norton and Walton juxta Ellenhall, from whom it descended to Robert de Hastang, who had issue, Robert, who had issue, John, William and Richard, all knights.

~A Survey of Staffordshire, p. 103

• Background Information. ⁹⁸³
Humphrey was the son and heir of Atrop. He was one of the barons in rebellion against king John, for which his lands were seized. In 1 Henry III, his land was returned as was Humphrey's allegiance to the new king. This Humphrey had a son named Robert.

~ Thomas Christopher Banks, The Dormant and Extinct Baronage of England, p. 336