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[BATT441] Sir Walter de Betuile m. ? . [BATT451] Sir Humphrey de Betelle m. ? . . [BATT461] Thomas Battell m. ? . . . [BATT471] Sir Richard Battell m. Alicia . . . . [BATT481] Robert Battell m. [HOWE482] Elizabeth Howe . . . . . [BATT491] Sir Edmund Battell m. [BASI492] Joane Bassingbourne . . . . . . [BATT501] Sir Geoffrey Battell m. [TORL502] Christiana Torrell . . . . . . . [BATT511] John Battell m. [RCHD512] --- Rochford . . . . . . . . [BATT521] Thomas Battell m. [ENFE522] Elizabeth Enfeild . . . . . . . . . [BATT532] Alice Battell m. [BARR531] John Barrington
26. [BATT441] Sir Walter de Betuile.
25. [BATT451] Sir Humphrey de Betelle.
24. [BATT461] Thomas de Battell.
23. [BATT471] Sir Richard, of Bataylee Hall (Essex), married Alicia.
22. [BATT481] Robert married [HOWE482] Elizabeth (daughter of 23. Edmond Howe).
21. [BATT491] Sir Edmund/Edward married [BASB492] Joane (daughter of 22. John of Bassingbourne).
In 1301 John de Bassingbourn was a tax collector, responsible to the Sheriff of Essex. Sir John de Bassingbourne was High Sheriff of Hertfordshire (1303 and again 1305) and Sheriff of Essex (some time around 1305). The Cambridgeshire knight, John de Bassingbourn, later Sheriff of Essex, was imprisoned and his lands seized (1306) for allowing a prisoner to escape from his gaol. John also witnessed a grant (signed in Manuden, Essex, in 1308).
In 1315 a John de Bassingbourne and his wife Christine released lands in Walter Gascelyn (Wilts), in 1315. Then in 1317, a John de Bassingbourne and his wife Christine released lands in Britwell Salome (Oxon). In both cases John le Warrener is cited, so this is clearly the same "de Bassingbourne" family, though not necessarily the one of Essex.
20. [BATT501] Sir Geoffrey married [TORL502] Christiana (daughter of 21. John Torrell of Torrell Hall).
19. [BATT511] Sir John of Ongar married [RCHD512] --- (a daughter of 20. Thomas Rochford). John was noted as being an escheator in Essex (1371). In 1373 it was noted that John Bataill and his wife Alice were occupying nearby Moreton Manor, Essex, previously held by Alice's first husband, Richard Fifhide. John probably died 1371-77.
18. [BATT521] Sir Thomas of Ongar Parke married [ENFE522] Elizabeth (see ENFEILD). He held Mcchyng [perhaps Matching], Essex, (1373), and was noted as being "now escheator" in Essex (1377).
17. [BATT532] Alice (daughter & heir of Sir Thomas, and also heir of her grandfather Thomas Enfeild and his brother Richard Enfeild) married [BARR531] John (see BARRINGTON).