Research Notes:

[Thomas de Ingaldesthorpe] was succeeded by his son, Sir John, who married Joan, daughter of Sir William Weyland and was found, on the death of his father, to be aged 33 years. He seems to have lived at Reinham, and the family before him, for many years. In 1330, he presented to the church of Rainham St. Mary, by the name of Sir John de Ingaldesthorp, son of Sir Thomas, and died in 1335, leaving two sons, Sir Thomas de Ingaldesthorp, and William. ²

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4 Mar 1308, Westminster

Licence, upon fine, for Thomas de Ingeldesthorpe to grant in fee to his son John and Joan, daughter of William de Weyland, his manor of Great Reynham, co. Norfolk, held in chief.

Calendar of the Patent Rolls, Edw. II, vol. 1, p. 49

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26 Jul 1336, Perth

Pardon to Gilbert Peche and Joan, late the wife of John do Ingaldesthorpe, tenant in chief, for intermarrying without the king's licence.

Calendar of the Patent Rolls, Edw. III, vol. 3, p. 307