Sir Robert Chalons

Sir Robert Chalons (–1445) was an English courtier, soldier, administrator and politician from Devon.

Origins Born about 1370, he was the son of Sir Robert Chalons, of Challonsleigh in Plympton St Mary, and his wife Joan, elder daughter and coheiress of Sir John Beauchamp, of Ryme, and his wife Margaret, daughter of Sir John Whalesborough and his wife Joan Bodrugan. His father was a minor landowner in Devon who served Edward Courtenay, 3rd Earl of Devon. His lands were then divided between the two children of his daughter Catherine.

Blanche herself was granted an income by the crown in 1407, with an addition for life in 1410 after the death of her father. whose history is unknown. Henry, who is said to have married Margaret Clifton, and was survived by a son John, who died childless in 1447. but seems to have had no children. Catherine (died 1420), who married John St Aubyn (died 1418), of Combe Raleigh. They left two daughters, who became heiresses to the Chalons lands on the death of their cousin John in 1447: