Edward Stradling (nobleman, † around 1394)

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Sir Edward Stradling († around 1394) was an English nobleman.

Edward Stradling came from the Stradling family . He was the eldest son of his father Edward Stradling and his wife Ellen Strongbow . In 1339 he is mentioned as a merchant in Bristol . After his father's death around 1363, he inherited his estates in Glamorgan and south-west England and paid homage to his liege lord for his estate, Combe Hawey in Somerset . While his father had lived at least temporarily on his southern English estates, Stradling lived mainly in St Donat's Castle in Welsh . From 1366 to 1367 and from 1369 to 1370 he served as the sheriff of Glamorgan. Little is known about his later life; he was still alive in early 1394.

Stradling had married Gwenllian Berkerolles , a sister of his neighbor Sir Lawrence Berkerolles from Glamorgan. She brought the two estates of St Athan and Merthyr Mawr into the marriage as dowry in the Coity domain . A younger brother of his married Sarah Berkerolles , a sister of his wife. At his death, Stradling had an annual income of £ 20 from his estates at St Donat’s alone . His heir was his son Sir William Stradling († before 1407).

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  1. ^ Ralph A. Griffiths: The rise of the Stradlings of St Donat's . In: Morgannwg , 7 (1963), p. 21.
  2. ^ Ralph A. Griffiths: The rise of the Stradlings of St Donat's . In: Morgannwg , 7 (1963), p. 20.