Richard was the son of Edmund de Stafford and Margaret Basset.
He was summoned to parliament among the barons of the realm from 44th Edward III to 3rd Richard II. 1341, M.P. for Staffs. Seneschal of Gascony. He was the Founder of the church of St. Andrew's, Clifton Campville although a church existed at the time of the Domesday survey in 1086-9.
He was on the Council of State. BET 1341 - 1380, J.P. for Staffs. BET 1343 - 1368, Commissioner, Justice of Oyer, J.P., Collector of Subsidy. Styled Baron Clifton, Staffordshire by right of his wife Isabel Vernon. 1371, Summoned to Parliament as 'Sir Richard de Stafford le Piere'. Lord of the Manor of Pipe 1337, by grant of his mother, Margaret Basset; Lord of the Manor of Clifton Campville by right of his wife Isabel Vernon. Memorial Brass at St. Peter's Church.
He was summoned to parliament among the barons of the realm from 44th Edward III to 3rd Richard II. 1341, M.P. for Staffs. Seneschal of Gascony. He was the Founder of the church of St. Andrew's, Clifton Campville although a church existed at the time of the Domesday survey in 1086-9.
He was on the Council of State. BET 1341 - 1380, J.P. for Staffs. BET 1343 - 1368, Commissioner, Justice of Oyer, J.P., Collector of Subsidy. Styled Baron Clifton, Staffordshire by right of his wife Isabel Vernon. 1371, Summoned to Parliament as 'Sir Richard de Stafford le Piere'. Lord of the Manor of Pipe 1337, by grant of his mother, Margaret Basset; Lord of the Manor of Clifton Campville by right of his wife Isabel Vernon. Memorial Brass at St. Peter's Church.
Richard was the son of Edmund de Stafford and Margaret Basset.
He was summoned to parliament among the barons of the realm from 44th Edward III to 3rd Richard II. 1341, M.P. for Staffs. Seneschal of Gascony. He was the Founder of the church of St. Andrew's, Clifton Campville although a church existed at the time of the Domesday survey in 1086-9.
He was on the Council of State. BET 1341 - 1380, J.P. for Staffs. BET 1343 - 1368, Commissioner, Justice of Oyer, J.P., Collector of Subsidy. Styled Baron Clifton, Staffordshire by right of his wife Isabel Vernon. 1371, Summoned to Parliament as 'Sir Richard de Stafford le Piere'. Lord of the Manor of Pipe 1337, by grant of his mother, Margaret Basset; Lord of the Manor of Clifton Campville by right of his wife Isabel Vernon. Memorial Brass at St. Peter's Church.
He was summoned to parliament among the barons of the realm from 44th Edward III to 3rd Richard II. 1341, M.P. for Staffs. Seneschal of Gascony. He was the Founder of the church of St. Andrew's, Clifton Campville although a church existed at the time of the Domesday survey in 1086-9.
He was on the Council of State. BET 1341 - 1380, J.P. for Staffs. BET 1343 - 1368, Commissioner, Justice of Oyer, J.P., Collector of Subsidy. Styled Baron Clifton, Staffordshire by right of his wife Isabel Vernon. 1371, Summoned to Parliament as 'Sir Richard de Stafford le Piere'. Lord of the Manor of Pipe 1337, by grant of his mother, Margaret Basset; Lord of the Manor of Clifton Campville by right of his wife Isabel Vernon. Memorial Brass at St. Peter's Church.
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no church records indicate Richard de Stafford was ever buried at clifton campville
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