Richard De Endfield\Enfield Sir and Johanna Nortoft
Husband Richard De Endfield\Enfield Sir 1
Born: Abt 1154 - Endfield, Middlesex, England
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Died: Between 1176 and 1245
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Father: John De Endfield\Ennefield (Abt 1129-Between 1158) 1
Mother: Isabel Bigot (Between 1114-Between 1157) 1
Marriage: Between 1173 and 1203
Wife Johanna Nortoft 1
Born: Abt 1158 - Endfield, Middlesex, England
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Died: Between 1175 and 1252
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Father: John Nortoft Sir (Between 1107-Between 1161) 1
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1 F Elizabeth De Endfield\Enfield 1
Born: Abt 1173 - Ongar, Essex, England
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Died: Between 1196 and 1267
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Spouse: Sir Thomas Bartell (1163-Between 1195) 1
Marr: Between 1185 and 1216
Bartholomew De Endfield\Ennefield Sir and Ursula Waldegrave
Husband Bartholomew De Endfield\Ennefield Sir 1
Born: Abt 1079 - Endfield, Middlesex, England
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Died: Between 1108 and 1170
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Father: Richard De Endfield\Ennefield (Abt 1054-Between 1083) 1
Mother: Emma Terrell\Tirell (Abt 1058-Between 1083) 1
Marriage: Between 1098 and 1128
Wife Ursula Waldegrave 1
Born: Abt 1083 - Endfield, Middlesex, England
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Died: Between 1108 and 1177
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Father: John Waldegrave (Between 1032-Between 1086) 1
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1 M Henry De Endfield\Ennefield 1
Born: Abt 1104 - Endfield, Middlesex, England
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Died: Between 1133 and 1195
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Spouse: Joan Bretton (Abt 1108-Between 1133) 1
Marr: Between 1123 and 1153
Notes (Marriage)
!MARRIAGE:SOURCE #8, SOURCE #8
Richard De Endfield\Ennefield and Emma Terrell\Tirell
Husband Richard De Endfield\Ennefield 1
Born: Abt 1054 - Endfield, Middlesex, England
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Died: Between 1083 and 1145
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Father: Roger Endfield Sir (Between 1003-Between 1057) 1
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Marriage: Between 1073 and 1103
Wife Emma Terrell\Tirell 1
Born: Abt 1058 - Endfield, Middlesex, England
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Died: Between 1083 and 1152
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Father: Walter Terrell Sir (Abt 1040-1136) 1
Mother: Adalaide Giffard (Abt 1045-1138) 1
Children
1 M Bartholomew De Endfield\Ennefield Sir 1
Born: Abt 1079 - Endfield, Middlesex, England
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Died: Between 1108 and 1170
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Spouse: Ursula Waldegrave (Abt 1083-Between 1108) 1
Marr: Between 1098 and 1128
John Poulett 1st Earl and Bridget Willoughby De Eresby
Husband John Poulett 1st Earl 2
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Died: 1743 3
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Wife Bridget Willoughby De Eresby 2
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Father: Peregrine Willoughby De Eresby Hon ( - ) 2
Mother: Susan Monyns ( - ) 2
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1 F Bridget Poulett Lady 2
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Spouse: Pollexfen Bastard ( -1733) 2
General Notes (Wife)
Eldest daughter.
Christopher Willoughby De Eresby Lord and Mary De Salinas
Husband Christopher Willoughby De Eresby Lord 2
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Wife Mary De Salinas 2
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1 F Catherine Willoughby De Eresby 2
Born: 22 Mar 1519
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Died: 19 Sep 1580
Buried: - Spilsby, Lincolnshire
Spouse: Charles Brandon Duke Of Suffolk (1484-1545) 1 2 4 5
Marr: 7 Sep 1534
Spouse: Richard Bertie Mp ( -1582) 2
Marr: 1553
2 F Elizabeth Willoughby De Eresby 2
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Willoughby, William, Lord Willoughby de Eresby ?
Elizabeth Willoughby De Eresby
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Wife Elizabeth Willoughby De Eresby 2
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Father: Christopher Willoughby De Eresby Lord ( - ) 2
Mother: Mary De Salinas ( - ) 2
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1 M Ralph Bowes 2 4
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Died: 1516
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Spouse: Elizabeth Clifford ( - ) 2 4 5
General Notes for Child Ralph Bowes
1 UPDA 2 PLAC of Streatlam Durham
Peregrine Willoughby De Eresby Hon and Susan Monyns
Husband Peregrine Willoughby De Eresby Hon 2
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1 F Bridget Willoughby De Eresby 2
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Spouse: John Poulett 1st Earl ( -1743) 2
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2nd son.
General Notes for Child Bridget Willoughby De Eresby
Eldest daughter.
Robert Willoughby De Eresby 10th Lord K.G. and Elizabeth Montague Hon
Husband Robert Willoughby De Eresby 10th Lord K.G. 2 6
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Wife Elizabeth Montague Hon 2 6
Born: 1622 - Boughton, , Northampton, England 7
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Died: 1654 7
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Father: Edward Montague Sir K.B. (1562-1644) 2 4 6
Mother: Elizabeth Jeffries ( - ) 2 6
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1 M Montague Bertie 2nd Earl 2 6
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Died: 1666 7
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Spouse: Bridget Wray ( - ) 2
Spouse: Martha Cockayne (living)
2 M Peregrine Bertie Willoughby Hon Sir (details suppressed for this person)
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1 UPDA 2 DATE 1626 2 PLAC Created Earl of Lindsey 2 SOUR S32
General Notes for Child Montague Bertie 2nd Earl
1 UPDA 2 PLAC Lord Great Chamberlain of England
William Willoughby De Eresby Lord
Husband William Willoughby De Eresby Lord 2
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1 F Elizabeth De Eresby 2
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Spouse: Henry De Beaumont 5th Lord ( -1413) 2
Eugene De Ergadia
Husband Eugene De Ergadia 2
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1 F Isabel De Ergadia 1 2 5 8
AKA: Isabel Ergadia
Born: Abt 1362 - Of Lorn, Argyllshire, Scotland 5
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Died: 21 Dec 1439 - Scotland 5 8
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AFN: 9G0L-KN
Spouse: John Stewart Sir (Abt 1350-1421) 1 2 5 6 8 9
Marr: Abt 1378 - Of, Argyllshire, Scotland 5
John Stewart Sir and Isabel De Ergadia
Husband John Stewart Sir 1 2 5 6 8 9
AKA: John Stewart
Born: Abt 1350 - Of, Innermeath, Scotland 5
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Died: 26 Apr 1421 - Killed Commanding The Scots In France 5 8
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AFN: 9G0L-JH
Father: James Stewart Sir ( -1333) 2
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Marriage: Abt 1378 - Of, Argyllshire, Scotland 5
Other Spouse: Mary Wortley-Montagu ( -1794) 2 6 - 1736
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• Alt. Birth 8, Of, Innermeath, Scotland, Abt 1350
Wife Isabel De Ergadia 1 2 5 8
AKA: Isabel Ergadia
Born: Abt 1362 - Of Lorn, Argyllshire, Scotland 5
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Died: 21 Dec 1439 - Scotland 5 8
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AFN: 9G0L-KN
Father: Eugene De Ergadia ( - ) 2
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Noted events in her life were:
• Alt. Birth 8, Of, Lorn, Argyllshire, Scotland, Abt 1362
Noted events in their marriage were:
• Alt. Marriage, Of, Argyllshire, Scotland, Abt 1378
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1 M Robert Of Lorn Stewart Lord Lorn 2
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Died: 1449
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Spouse: Joan Stuart ( - ) 2
Marr: After 27 Sep 1397
2 F Isabel Stewart 2 5
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Spouse: William Oliphant Sir ( - ) 2
3 M Robert Stewart [Baron Lorn] 5 8
AKA: Robert Stewart
Born: Abt 1379 - Of Lorn, Argyllshire, Scotland 5
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Died: Bef 1449 5 8
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AFN: V9W8-0D
4 M Archibald Stewart 2 5 8
AKA: Archibald Stewart
Born: Abt 1381 - Of, Lorne, Argyllshire, Scotland 5
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AFN: V9W8-1K
5 M Alexander Stewart 2
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6 F Jean Stewart 5
Born: Abt 1392 - , Scotland 5
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Spouse: David Bruce Sir ( - ) 2 5
7 M William Stewart 2
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8 F Jean Stewart 8
Born: Abt 1396 - , , Scotland 8
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AFN: PBHL-B5
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1 UPDA 2 PLAC Acquired the great barony of Lorn
General Notes for Child Alexander Stewart
Ancester of the Stewarts of Grand-Tully Perth.
Giroie De Eschauffen and Gisele De Montfort
Husband Giroie De Eschauffen 1 10
Born: Abt 0981 - Normandy, France 11
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Died: 1020
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Marriage: Abt 1001
Wife Gisele De Montfort 1 10
Born: Abt 0983 - Normandy, France 11
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1 F Hawise De Eschauffen 1 10
Born: Abt 1007 - Normandy, France 11
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Spouse: Robert De Grentemesnil Sr (Abt 1003-1038) 1 10
Marr: Abt 1023
Spouse: William D' Eveux Count (Abt 1005- ) 1
Marr: Abt 1039
General Notes (Husband)
Source: LDS Ancestral File
General Notes (Wife)
Source: LDS Ancestral File
General Notes for Child Hawise De Eschauffen
Source: LDS Ancestral File
Robert De Grentemesnil Sr and Hawise De Eschauffen
Husband Robert De Grentemesnil Sr 1 10
Born: Abt 1003 - Normandy, France 11
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Died: 1038 11
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Father: Gervase De Grentmesnil (Abt 0977- ) 1 10
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Marriage: Abt 1023
Wife Hawise De Eschauffen 1 10
Born: Abt 1007 - Normandy, France 11
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Father: Giroie De Eschauffen (Abt 0981-1020) 1 10
Mother: Gisele De Montfort (Abt 0983- ) 1 10
Other Spouse: William D' Eveux Count (Abt 1005- ) 1 - Abt 1039
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1 M Hugh De Grentemesnil Lord Hinckle 1 10
Born: Abt 1032 - Normandy, France 11
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Died: 22 Feb 1097-1098
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Spouse: Adaliza De Beaumont (Abt 1035-1091) 1 10
Marr: Abt 1052
2 M Robert Grentmesnil Jr 1
Born: Abt 1034 - Normandy, France
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AFN: 9HQJ-N8
3 M Arnold Grentmesnil 1
Born: Abt 1036 - Normandy, France
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AFN: 9HQJ-PF
General Notes (Husband)
Source: LDS Ancestral File
General Notes (Wife)
Source: LDS Ancestral File
General Notes for Child Hugh De Grentemesnil Lord Hinckle
Of this noble Norman we have considerable informatio n a f f o rded us by Orderic, in consequence of his being o n e o f t h e founders of the Abbey of Ouche, better know n a s tha t o f S t. Evroult, in which the historian was pr ofes se d a mon k b y the venerable Abbot Mainer, in the el event h y ear of h is a ge, by the name of Vitalis (Vital) , and i n wh ich monas ter y he lived fifty-six years.
From him we learn that Hugh de Grentmesnil was on e o f t h e s ons of a Robert de Grentmesnil (now known a s Gran dmes ni l, i n the arrondissement of Lisieux) by Haw ise d e Giroi e , whic h Robert was mortally wounded in th e battl e betwe e n Roger d e Toeni and Roger de Beaumont , alread y mentione d , vol. i. , pp. 19, 217.
He fought on the side of De Toeni, and being carrie d o f f t h e field, lingered for three weeks, and then die d a n d wa s in terred without the Church of St. Mary at No rre i , betwe en Gr andmesnil and Falaise. His issue by Haw is e d e Giroi e was tw o sons, Robert and Hugh, between wh o m he d ivided h is proper ty.
Robert became a monk in the abbey he had assisted to re - e d i fy. Hugh, who was "eminent for his skill and courag e , " wa s , through the machinations of Mabel de Montgomer i , b anish e d by Duke William without any real cause of o ff enc e in 10 58 , but recalled from exile in 1063, and in tru ste d with th e c ustody of the Castle of Neufmarché-e n-Lio ns , from whic h th e Duke, on equally slight grounds , ha d exp elled Geoffr ey d e Neufmarché, the rightful he ir; an d nobl y forgetful o f pas t injustice, did the vali ant Hug h justi fy the trust r epose d in him, restoring i n the cou rse o f a year the distu rbed d istrict to perfec t tranquil lity . We next find him am ongst t he principa l combatant s in th e great battle, but h e surel y canno t be the perso n descri bed by Wace as "a vass al of Gr and mesnil, " who w as in grea t peril during the acti on in co n sequence of hi s horse bec oming masterless throug h th e break ing of hi s bridle-rei n in leaping over a bush . H e was nea r fallin g, and the En glish perceiving his fli g ht ran toward s hi m with their lo ng axes, but the hors e tak ing fright, a n d wheeling sudden ly round, bore hi s rider sa fely back i nt o the ranks of th e Normans. Hug h was certainl y a vassa l o f the Duke of Nor mandy, bu t a baron of his rep utatio n and p ower would scar cely b e so described by Wace . Mons . Le Prévo st, however , app ears by his note on the pa ssag e to conside r it refer s t o Hugh himself, and Mr. Tayl o r follows him wit hout com m ent. It may perhaps be argue d th at there is nothin g i n t he incident itself to give i t suff icient importanc e t o b e recorded by the poet unles s the pe rson endanger ed wa s s ome one of consequence. A t all events , Hugh d e Grentmesn i l was certainly presen t at Senlac, an d no d oubt did his d e voir, as he was won t to do; for in 10 6 7 we find him on e o f the principal pe rsons joined with W i lliam Fitz Osber n an d Bishop Odo i n the government o f Engl and, during th e King' s absence i n Normandy, and b esides th e donation o f one hund red mano rs in this count ry, sixty-fi ve of whic h were in Lei ceste rshire, he wa s appointed Visco unt (i.e. , sheriff) of t ha t county an d Governor of Hampshi re.
He was one of the Norman nobles who interceded with t h e C o n queror in favour of Robert Court-heuse, and effec t e d a te mp orary reconciliation. On the accession of Ruf u s h e espou se d the cause of the young duke; but like ma n y oth ers of h i s rank and country, weary of his vacilla ti ons, a nd disgus te d by his general conduct, he ultimat el y took p art agains t h im.
In 1090 we find him in Normandy, in his old age, strenu o u s l y opposing the aggressions of the detestable Robe r t d e Be le sme, who had erected strongholds at Fourche s an d a t La C one be, on the river Orme, whence he made i nroad s o n his ne ighb ours, and harried all the country r ound.
Hugh de Grentmesnil and Richard de Courci, whose doma i n s l a y nearest to him, and most exposed to his depreda ti on s, w er e the first to take arms against him. Both th es e kn ight s we re now grey-headed, but their spirit wa s unb roken , an d thei r intimate connection strengthene d the bo nd o f frien dship b etween them, Richard de Courc i, the so n o f Richard , havin g married Rohesia, daughte r of Hugh . Matt hew, Coun t of Beau mont-sur-l'Oise, broth er-in-la w of Hugh , Willia m de Warren , second Earl of Su rrey, wit h many oth er knight s, hastene d to their suppor t, eager t o exhibit t heir prowe ss in suc h a field. Theo bald, son o f Walter d e Breteuil, c alled "th e White Knig ht," becaus e his stee d and appointmen ts were al l white , and his bro ther-in-arm s Guy, called "th e Red Knigh t " for a simila r reason, wer e slain in some o f these enco un ters; but Ro bert de Belesm e finding that h e was unabl e to c ope alon e with his brav e and resolute opp onents , prevaile d on th e Duke of Norman dy, by humble suppl ica tions and spec iou s promises, to mar ch to his assistanc e . In the mont h o f January, 1091, th e Duke accordingl y lai d siege to C ourci- sur-Dive; but unw illing to com e to extre mities wit h his gre at nobles, too k no measure s for closel y investi ng the place . De Belesme , however , used every mea ns by f orce and strata gem to ge t posses sion of the castle . He c aused a huge machi ne, cal le d a belfry (berfradum), b ein g a wooden tower conta ini n g a number of stages or floor s , and moving on wheel s , t o be constructed and rolled u p t o the castle walls , fi lle d with soldiers, who could l eap f rom it on to th e batt lemen ts, or fight hand to han d with t he defenders ; but th e devic e proved in vain, fo r as ofte n as he att empted a n assault , a powerful forc e from Grentm esnil ha stened t o the rescue , and drew hi m off from the at tack.
In one of these conflicts the garrison during a ral l y t o o k prisoners William, son of Henry de Ferrers (wh o f oug h t a t Hastings), and William de Rupière, whose r ansom s we r e a g reat assistance to the besieged; but, o n the o the r ha nd, th e besiegers captured lvo, one of th e sons o f Hu gh d e Grentm esnil and Richard Fitz Gilber t de Clare , th e latte r of who m did not long survive th e horrors o f th e dungeo n to whic h De Belesme consigne d him.
An oven had been built outside the fortifications, be t w e e n the castle gate and De Belesme's belfry, and the r e t h e ba ker had to bake the bread for the use of the g ar riso n , th e siege having been begun so suddenly that t h e inhab it ant s of Courci had no time to construct one w it hin th e wal ls . The thickest of the fight was therefor e o ften ar ound t hi s oven, for the men of Courci stood i n ar ms to de fend th ei r bread while De Belesme's followe rs en deavoure d to carr y i t off. This led occasionally t o a ge neral eng agement, i n wh ich there was much slaught er, wit hout speci al advantag e t o either side; but in on e of the m, the besi egers havin g rep ulsed their assailan ts, set f ire to the b elfry, and s ucceed ed in destroyin g it.
Hugh de Grentmesnil, who did not bear arms himself, o n a c c o unt of his advanced age, was much distressed by t he l o n g co ntinuance of the siege, and in consequence se nt t h e fo llowi ng message to the Duke of Normandy: "I lo ng se rv ed yo ur fat her and grandfather, and suffered muc h in t hei r serv ice ; I have also always been loyal to yo u. Wha t hav e I don e? I n what have I offended you? How h ave I m erite d at you r hand s this hostility? I openly ac knowledg e yo u as my lie ge lord , and on that account wil l not app ear i n arms again st you ; but I offer you two h undred liv res t o withdraw whe n it ma y suit your pleasur e for one s ingl e day, that I ma y fight R obert de Belesm e!" Orderi c has n ot acquainted u s with the r eply of Cou rt-heuse t o this ma nly appeal of th e chivalric o ld warr ior, who, a s he menti ons his service t o the Duke's g ran dfather, cou ld not at t his period have be en much unde r e ighty.
At all events, neither the letter nor the mediation o f G e r r ard, Bishop of Séez, who took up his abode at th e Con ve n t o f Dive during the siege, in the hope of rest orin g pea c e i n his diocese, had any effect upon eithe r the D uke o r R ober t de Belesme; but the arrival of Kin g Willia m (Ruf us ) wit h a great fleet caused them to dec amp wit h all has t e and di sband their forces, each man r eturnin g to his o w n home.
Three years afterwards, Hugh de Grentmesnil was aga i n i n E n gland, and worn out with age and infirmity, fin di ng h is e n d approaching, assumed, in accordance with t h e commo n pra ct ice of the period, the habit of a monk , an d expire d si x day s after he had taken to his bed, 2 2nd o f Februar y, 10 94, ac cording to our present calcula tion , and presum ably i n the c ity of Leicester.
His body, preserved in salt and sewn up in the hi d e o f a n o x, was conveyed to Normandy by two monks of S t . Evr oult , na med Bernard and David, and honourably bur ie d by t he Ab bot R oger on the south side of the Chapte r Ho use, ne ar th e tom b of Abbot Mainer.
Arnold de Tillieul, his nephew, caused a marble s l a b t o b e placed over his grave, for which Orderic tel l s u s h e hims elf furnished the Latin epitaph in heroi c ve rse , wit h whic h he obliges his readers; but as it i s sim pl y laudat ory I w ill not inflict it on mine, obser ving o nl y that i t is a rel ief to feel that in this inst ance th e p raise app ears to hav e been truly deserved, a s I fin d noth ing record ed of Hugh d e Grentmesnil that d oes no t redoun d to his cre dit.
In his youth we are told he married a very beautifu l l a d y , Adeliza, daughter of lvo, Count of Beaumont-sur -l'O is e , b y his first wife Judith, with whom he had Bro kesbo urn e , i n Herefordshire, and three lordships in War wicksh ire.
She died at Rouen seven years before her husband, a n d w a s b uried in the Chapter House of St. Evroult, (A c ha rte r o f he r son lvo indicates that she was buried a t Ber mond sey. ) hav ing had issue by him five sons and a s man y daugh ter s namel y, Robert, William, Hugh, lvo, a nd Aub rey; Ade line , Hawise , Rohais, Matilda, and Agne s none o f whom exc ept R obert liv ed to an advanced age , and he, a lthough thr ice ma rried, die d without issue i n 1136. Hug h died young . Willia m, lvo, an d Aubrey forfe ited their r eputation fo r braver y by their di shonourabl e and ludicro us escape fro m Antioch , which obtain ed fo r them the nam e of ropedancer s. With th e exception o f H awise, who die d unmarried, hi s daughters b ecame the wiv e s of noble kni ghts: Adeline, o f Roger d'lvri , Rohais , of Ro bert de Cou rci, Matilda, o f Hugh de Montpin con , and Agnes , of Willi am de Say.
General Notes for Child Robert Grentmesnil Jr
Source: LDS Ancestral File
General Notes for Child Arnold Grentmesnil
Source: LDS Ancestral File
William D' Eveux Count and Hawise De Eschauffen
Husband William D' Eveux Count 1
Born: Abt 1005
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AFN: 9HQJ-WG
Marriage: Abt 1039
Wife Hawise De Eschauffen 1 10
Born: Abt 1007 - Normandy, France 11
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Father: Giroie De Eschauffen (Abt 0981-1020) 1 10
Mother: Gisele De Montfort (Abt 0983- ) 1 10
Other Spouse: Robert De Grentemesnil Sr (Abt 1003-1038) 1 10 - Abt 1023
General Notes (Husband)
Source: LDS Ancestral File
General Notes (Wife)
Source: LDS Ancestral File
Aubrey III De Vere Earl Of Oxford and Agnes De Essex
Husband Aubrey III De Vere Earl Of Oxford 1 2
Born: Abt 1110 - Hedington, Essex, England
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Died: 26 Dec 1194 - London, Middlesex County, England 12
Buried: - Colne Priory
AFN: 8XJT-1G
Father: Alberic Great High Chamberlain Of De Vere England (Abt 1082-1141) 1 2 5 10
Mother: Adeliza Clare (Abt 1115-After 1148) 1 2 5 10
Marriage: 1162 - London, Middlesex County, England
Other Spouse: Beatrice Of Bourbourg ( -1146) 2 - (Divorced)
Other Spouse: Eufeme De Cauntelo ( -1153) 2 - 1152
Other Spouse: Beatrice ( - ) 1
Other Spouse: Euphemia Cantilupe ( - ) 1
Wife Agnes De Essex 1 2
Born: 1151 - Essex, England 13
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Died: After 1174 - London, Middlesex County, England
Buried: - Colne Priory 14
Father: Henry De Essex ( - ) 2
Mother: Cicely ( - ) 2
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1 M Robert De Vere 3rd Earl Of Oxford 1 2
Born: Abt 1160 - Hatfield, Broad Oaks, Essex, England
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Died: 25 Oct 1221
Buried: - Hatfield Priory
Spouse: Isabel De Bolebec (Abt 1164-1245) 1 2
Marr: Abt 1183 - London, Middlesex County, England
2 M Ralph De Vere 1 2
Born: Abt 1168 - Hatfield, Broad Oaks, Essex, England
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Died: Bef Oct 1214
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3 M Aubrey De Vere Earl Of Oxford 1
Born: Abt 1167 - Hatfield, Broad Oaks, Essex, England
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Died: Oct 1214
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4 M Aubrey IV De Vere 1 2
Born: 1163
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Died: 1214
Buried: - Colne Priory
Spouse: Adeliza De Bigod (Abt 1182- ) 1 2
Spouse: Isabel De Bolebec (1175-1206) 2
5 M Henry De Vere 1 2
Born: Abt 1172 - Hatfield, Broad Oaks, Essex, England
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6 F Alice De Vere 1 2
Born: Abt 1174 - Hatfield, Broad Oaks, Essex, England
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Spouse: Geoffrey De Say ( -1214) 1 2
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1 UPDA 2 DATE 1142 2 PLAC Acceded:
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According to Complete Peerage, wife married at age 11.
General Notes for Child Robert De Vere 3rd Earl Of Oxford
1 UPDA 2 DATE 1214 2 PLAC Acceded:
Owner of Hedingham Castle circa 1215 (Magna Carta Wars). Family continued to own the castle until 1703.
General Notes for Child Aubrey IV De Vere
1 UPDA 2 DATE 1194 2 PLAC Acceded:
General Notes for Child Alice De Vere
1 UPDA 2 DATE 28 OCT 1217 2 PLAC Acceded: 2 SOUR S224 3 PAGE App. J p 117 2 QUAY 3
Robert De Essex and Adeliza Alice De Vere
Husband Robert De Essex 2
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Other Spouse: Gunnor Bigod ( - ) 2
Wife Adeliza Alice De Vere 1 2
Born: Abt 1103 - Essex, England
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Died: 1185
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AFN: 8XJS-X0
Father: Alberic Great High Chamberlain Of De Vere England (Abt 1082-1141) 1 2 5 10
Mother: Adeliza Clare (Abt 1115-After 1148) 1 2 5 10
Other Spouse: Roger Fitzrichard ( -1178) 1 2
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Her date of birth may be "Abt 1093". Source: LDS Ance s t r a l File
Thomas Foster and Elizabeth De Etherstone
Husband Thomas Foster 1
Born: Abt 1425 - Etherstone, England
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Wife Elizabeth De Etherstone 1
Born: Abt 1423 - Etherstone, England
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1 M Thomas Foster 1
Born: Abt 1448 - Etherstone, England
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William De Eu and Beatrice Goz
Husband William De Eu
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1 F Gunnora D'aunou 1 2 10
Born: Abt 0984 - Normandy, France 11
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Died: Between 1065 and 1111
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Spouse: Gilbert Of De Brionne Count Of Eu (Abt 0984-1040) 1 2 5 10
Marr: Between 1065 and 1100
General Notes for Child Gunnora D'aunou
!BIRTH:v2t2117.FTW, v2t2117.FTW
!DEATH:v2t2117.FTW, v2t2117.FTW
John Fitzgilbert Marshal and Sibilla De Evereaux
Husband John Fitzgilbert Marshal 1 2 5 10
AKA: John (The M) Fitzgilbert
Born: Abt 1126 - Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, Wales 5 11
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Father: Gilbert Fitzrobert (1075-After 1105) 1 2 10
Mother: Miss De Venuz (1105-After 1105) 1 10
Marriage: Bef 1146 - Pembroke, England
Other Spouse: Aline Pipard ( - ) 2
Wife Sibilla De Evereaux 1 2 5 10
Born: Abt 1127 - Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, Wales 5 11
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Father: Walter De Evereaux (Abt 1100-1147) 1 2 10
Mother: Sibill De Chaworth (Abt 1090-Bef 1147) 1 2 10
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1 M John Marshal 2
Born: 1144
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2 M Earl William Marshall Earl Of Pembroke 1 2 5 10 16
Born: Abt 1146 - Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, Wales 5 11 17
Christened: 12 May 1146
Died: 14 May 1219 - City Of London, , London, England 5 11
Buried: 1219 - Knights Templars, Church, London 5 18
AFN: 84ZX-0D
Spouse: Countess Isabel De Clare Of Pembroke (1173-1220) 1 2 5 10 16
Marr: 1189 - City Of London, , London, England 3 5
3 M Ansel Marshal 2
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4 M Henry Marshal 2
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5 F Margaret Marshal 2
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6 F Maud Marshal 2
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1 UPDA 2 DATE BEF 1130 2 PLAC Acceded:
General Notes for Child Earl William Marshall Earl Of Pembroke
1 UPDA 2 DATE 1189 2 PLAC Acceded:
He helped King John to obtain the throne in 1199 and was one of his most able supporters throughout the reign. He was one of the great lords who remained faithful to the King during the rebellion of 1215-16 and helped to secure the succession of Henry 111 in 1216.Built Kilkenny Castle 1192. (see Earls of Ormonde) appears in Shakespeare's King John Governor of England 1216-9 (in minority of Henry III)
Thomas De Everingham Sir
Husband Thomas De Everingham Sir 2
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1 F Katherine De Everingham 2
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Spouse: John De Beaumont Lord Beaumont (1361-1396) 2
Ralph De Ewyas and Getha
Husband Ralph De Ewyas
Born: Abt 1026 - Herefordshire, England 11
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Father: Count Dreux Of Mantes (Abt 1000-1035) 2 19
Mother: Godgifu (Abt 1009-Bef 1056) 2
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1 M Harold De Ewyas
Born: Abt 1057 - Sudley, Glaucestershire, England 11
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Spouse: Maud D'avranches ( - )
Robert De Ewyas and Petronilla
Husband Robert De Ewyas
Born: Abt 1125 - Ewyas, Herefordshire, England 11
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Father: Robert Fitzharold De Ewyas (Abt 1085-After 1147)
Mother: Sybil (Abt 1101- )
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Wife Petronilla
Born: Abt 1135 - Herefordshire, England 11
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Robert Fitzharold De Ewyas and Sybil
Husband Robert Fitzharold De Ewyas
Born: Abt 1085 - Sudeley, Glaucestershire, England 11
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Father: Harold De Ewyas (Abt 1057-After 1115)
Mother: Maud D'avranches ( - )
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Wife Sybil
Born: Abt 1101 11
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1 M Robert De Ewyas
Born: Abt 1125 - Ewyas, Herefordshire, England 11
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Adam Pershale Sr and Joan De Eyton
Husband Adam Pershale Sr 1 10
Born: Abt 1269 - Swynerton, France
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Died: Abt 1346 - Horsley, Derbyshire, England
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Father: Richard De Pershall Sr (Abt 1245-Abt 1300) 1 10
Mother: Margery Knighton (Abt 1245- ) 1 10
Marriage: Abt 1319 - London, Middlesex County, England
Wife Joan De Eyton 1 10
Born: Abt 1300 - Cresswell, Derby, England
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1 M Richard De Pershall 1 10
Born: Abt 1320 - Foxhall, Shropshire, England
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Spouse: Joan Chetwynd (Abt 1320- ) 1 10
Marr: Abt 1340 - England
2 M Adam Pershale Jr 1
Born: Abt 1342 - Staffordshire, England
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AFN: 8J5V-VX
Spouse: Joyce Botetourt (Abt 1342- ) 1
Marr: 1389
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Source: Bryananc.Aht
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Source: Bryananc.Aht
General Notes for Child Adam Pershale Jr
Source: Bryananc.Aht
William De Halyburton and Christian De Fawnys
Husband William De Halyburton 1
Born: Abt 1137
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Wife Christian De Fawnys 1
Born: Abt 1141
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1 M Philip De Halyburton 1
Born: 1172
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Richard De Fawnys
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1 F Christian De Fawnys 1
Born: Abt 1141
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Spouse: William De Halyburton (Abt 1137- ) 1
Edmund De Mortimer and Margaret De Fenles
Husband Edmund De Mortimer 2
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1 F Maud De Mortimer 2
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Died: 17 Sep 1312 - Alton.Died After Childbirth.
Buried: 9 Oct 1312 - Croxden Abbey
Spouse: Theobald Verdon Lord (1278-1316) 1 2
Marr: 29 Jul 1302 - Wigmore, Hereford
William De Fenles Sir
Husband William De Fenles Sir 2
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1 F Margaret De Fenles 2
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Spouse: Edmund De Mortimer ( - ) 2
Baron Henry St. Clair Of Rosslyn and Alice De Fenton
Husband Baron Henry St. Clair Of Rosslyn 1
Born: 1283 - Rosslyn, Scotland
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Father: Baron William St. Clair Of Rosslyn (Abt 1252-After 1297) 1
Mother: Matilda Nisbet ( - ) 1
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Wife Alice De Fenton 1
Born: Abt 1287 - Scotland
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1 M Laird William St. Clair Of Rosslyn 1
Born: Abt 1313 - Rosslyn, Scotland
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Died: 25 Aug 1330 - Spain
Buried: Abt 1330 - Rosslyn, Scotland
General Notes (Husband)
In succeeding years, the Sinclairs strengthened their p o s i t ion in Scotland. They took part in the Battle of Ro ss l y n 13 04 (when three English armies of 10,000 men eac h w e r e defea ted in a single day) and at the Battle of B anno ck bu rn in 13 14. King Robert the Bruce presented a s wor d t o ano ther Si r William Sinclair (of the Hermandsto n Br anch ). H e made ano ther William Sinclair (of the Ros sly n Branc h) Bi shop of Dun keld and took his brother, He nr y Sinclair , int o his own ser vice.
Heart of Bruce
It was to this Henry Sinclair that he entrusted th e d u t y o f taking his heart to the Holy Land on his deat h. H ow ev er , by the time of Bruce's death in 1329, Henr y wa s to o ol d s o he passed on the task to his two sons , Will iam a nd Jo hn a nd to Sir James Douglas, Sir Rober t Loga n and Si r Will iam K eith. On their way to the Hol y Land , they wer e persua ded t o help the Spanish in thei r battl e against t he Moor s and, f or their pains, were k illed a t the Battl e of Teb a in 1330 . However, the Moor s though t so much o f the coura ge of th e Scottish knight s that th ey gave perm ission for t heir bodi es to be retu rned to Sc otland. Sir W illiam Keith , who had s urvived t he battle , had the histor ic role of re turning th e hear t of Bruc e back to Scotland.
Joan De Ferlington
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Father: William De Percy Baron (1192-Bef 1245) 1 2 20
Mother: Joan De Briwere (Abt 1190-1281) 2 5 20
