Person Page - 233

     Clemence (?) associated with Jean "Sans Terre", roi d' Angleterre, son of Henri II "Courtmanteau", roi d' Angleterre and Aliénor d' Aquitaine, reine d' Angleterre; Mistress.¹

     Also called Adelicia de Insula.² Adelisa de Lisle was daughter and heir of Humphre de Lisle, a Domesday tenant-in-chief.^1,2 Also called Adeliza de Insula.³ She was born circa 1068?. She was the daughter of Humphrey de Lisle.^1,2 Adelisa de Lisle married Rainald de Dunstanville.^3,2 Adelisa de Lisle occured in the Pipe Roll for 31 Henry I where she appears as her father's heir circa 1131.²

     Also called Humphrey de Insula.² Humphrey de Lisle was born circa 1038?. He was a Domesday tenant-in-chief at Wiltshire, England.¹

     Alda de Beauchamp married William II fitz Hugh Malbank, son of Hugh Malbank and Petronilla (?).¹ Alda de Beauchamp was born circa 1135?. She was the daughter of Hugh de Beauchamp of Eaton.¹

     Petronilla (?) married Hugh Malbank, son of William I Malbank and Adelisa (?).¹

     Hugh de Beauchamp of Eaton was born circa 1105?.

     William I Malbank married Adelisa (?).¹

     Adelisa (?) married William I Malbank.¹

     Isabel de Senlis was born circa 1134?. She was the daughter of Simon de St. Liz II, 5th Earl of Huntingdon and Isabel de Beaumont.^1,2 Isabel de Senlis married William III Mauduit, son of William II Mauduit and Matilda of Hanslope.¹

     Matilda of Hanslope was born circa 1110?. She was the daughter of Michael of Hanslope.¹ Matilda of Hanslope married William II Mauduit, son of William I Mauduit and Hadvisa Uxor Willelmi Mauduit, circa 1130.¹

     William I Mauduit married Hadvisa Uxor Willelmi Mauduit.¹

     Hadvisa Uxor Willelmi Mauduit married William I Mauduit.¹

     Michael of Hanslope was born circa 1080?.

     Margaret de Kerdeston was the daughter of William, 2nd Lord Kerdeston and Margaret Cobold.¹ Margaret de Kerdeston married Sir William de Tendring before December 1347.²

     William, 2nd Lord Kerdeston associated with Margaret Cobold; His 3rd.¹ William, 2nd Lord Kerdeston was born before 1316. He was the son of Roger, 1st Baron Kerdeston and Maud (?).^2,1 William, 2nd Lord Kerdeston was summoned to parliament between 20 December 1337 and 3 April 1360.² Hundred Years War - English, under Edward III, invade Normandy, defend at Créçy where they defeat the french, killing 4,000 at a loss of 100, after which English advanced to Calais. On 26 August 1346 at the Battle of Créçy, Normandy, France.³ He distinguished himself in the French Wars, and had the honor of participating in the Battle of Créçy on 26 August 1346 at Normandy, France.² He died in 1361. D.s.p.m.legit.^2,1

     Margaret de Gaunt was born circa 1250?. She was the daughter of Sir Gilbert de Gaunt of Folkingham.² Margaret de Gaunt married William de Kerdeston, Sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk, son of Roger de Kerdeston.²

     Roger de Kerdeston was born before 1178. He paid a fine, 1 John, to the crown of 30 marks to have confirmation of those lands which formerly belonged to Hubert de Rie in 1199.¹

     Gunnora d' Aubigny was a niece of Hugh de Gournay.² She was sister and co-heir of Ralph d'Aubigny.¹ She was born circa 1160?. She was the daughter of N. N. d' Aubigny and N. N. de Gournay. Gunnora d' Aubigny married Robert de Gant, son of Walter de Gant and Maud of Brittany; His 2nd.^2,1

     Maud (?) was born circa 1296?. She married Roger, 1st Baron Kerdeston, son of William de Kerdeston, Sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk and Margaret de Gaunt.¹

     Maud of Brittany was born circa 1110?. She was the daughter of Étienne, comte de Penthièvre and Hawise de Guingampe.^1,2 Maud of Brittany married Walter de Gant, son of Gislebert I de Gand, seigneur de Folquingham and Alice de Montfort-sur-Risle.^1,2

     Her name is not known.¹ N. N. , wife of Gilbert de Gant was born circa 1185?. She married Earl of Lincon Gilbert de Gant, son of Robert de Gant and Gunnora d' Aubigny.

     N. N. d' Aubigny was born circa 1130?. He married N. N. de Gournay.

     N. N. de Gournay was a sister of Hugh de Gournay. She was born circa 1140?. She married N. N. d' Aubigny.

     Ralph d' Aubigny was born circa 1160?. He was the son of N. N. d' Aubigny and N. N. de Gournay.

     Brunhilde von Schwaben was born circa 864?. She married Fränkischer Pfalzgraf Adalbert von Babenberg, son of Markgraf in Friesland Heinrich I von Babenberg and Judith von Friaul.¹

     Aline de Beaugency was born circa 1080?. She married seigneur de Mayenne Gautier IV von Mayenne, son of dame de Mayenne Mahaut d'Alluyes.

     Vicomte Huc de Mataplana en Catalogna was born circa 1083?.

     N. N. de Provence was daughter of Bertrand I, count of Toulouse.¹ She was born circa 1045?. She was the daughter of Foulques Bertrand de Provence and N. N. de Toulouse. N. N. de Provence married Raimond IV, comte de Toulouse, son of Pons III, comte de Toulouse and Adelmodie de la Marche; His 1st.¹

     Muriel of Lincoln was daughter and heiress of Picot son of Colswein of Lincoln.² Also called Muriel Uxor Roberti de Haia.² She succeeded her father early in Henry I's reign.³ She was born circa 1100?. She was the daughter of Picot of Lincoln.¹ Muriel of Lincoln married Robert I de la Haye, son of Ralph de la Haye of Halnaker and Oliva de Albini.¹ Muriel of Lincoln was a witness where Robert I de la Haye occured with his wife, Muriel of Lincoln, in Gallia Christiana in 1126.³ Muriel of Lincoln was occured with her husband, Robert de La Haye, in Gallia Christiana in 1126.³

     Picot of Lincoln was the son of Lord of Brattleby Colswein of Lincoln.² Picot of Lincoln succeeded his father in 1101 at Lincolnshire.³

     Matilda de Vernon was born circa 1133?. She was the daughter of Willelm de Vernon and Lucy de Tancarville.² Matilda de Vernon married Richard de la Haye, son of Robert I de la Haye and Muriel of Lincoln.^1,2

     Willelm de Vernon was born circa 1103?. He was the son of Richard I de Redvers and Adeliza Peverel.¹ Willelm de Vernon married Lucy de Tancarville.¹

     Lucy de Tancarville was born circa 1113?. She married Willelm de Vernon, son of Richard I de Redvers and Adeliza Peverel.¹

     Bernard the Saxon was a nobleman of the royal blood of Saxony.¹ He acquired, when Rollo the Dane made himself master of Normandy, the lordships of Harcourt, Caileville, and Beaufidel in that principality in 876.¹ He was born in 904.² He married Sprote de Bourgogne.²

     Ermenberge de Bricquebec was born in 930.¹ She married seigneur de Pont-Audemer Torf de Torville, son of Bernard the Saxon and Sprote de Bourgogne.¹

     Sprote de Bourgogne was born in 908.¹ She married Bernard the Saxon.¹

     N. N. Peverell was the daughter of N. N. Peverell.¹

     Margaret verch Griffith ap Gwenwynwyn o Powys was the daughter of Griffith ap Gwenwynwyn, Prince of Powys-Wenwynwyn and Hawyse Le Strange.¹ Margaret verch Griffith ap Gwenwynwyn o Powys married Fulk, 1st Lord FitzWarine, son of Fulk FitzWarine, Lord of Adderbury Castle and Maud le Vavasour, in 1274.¹

     Hawyse Le Strange was the daughter of John Le Strange, Sheriff of Salopshire and Staffordshire and Lucy de Tregoz.² Hawyse Le Strange married Griffith ap Gwenwynwyn, Prince of Powys-Wenwynwyn, son of Gwenwynwyn ap Owen Cyfeiliog, Prince of Powys Cyfeiliog and Margaret Corbet of Caus.¹

     Gwenwynwyn ap Owen Cyfeiliog, Prince of Powys Cyfeiliog was the son of Owen Cyfeiliog ap Griffith, Prince of Powys Cyfeiliog and Gwenllian verch Owen Gwynedd o Gwynedd.¹ Gwenwynwyn ap Owen Cyfeiliog, Prince of Powys Cyfeiliog married Margaret Corbet of Caus, daughter of 4th Baron of Caus Robert Corbet Knt. and Emma Pantulph.¹

     Margaret Corbet of Caus married Gwenwynwyn ap Owen Cyfeiliog, Prince of Powys Cyfeiliog, son of Owen Cyfeiliog ap Griffith, Prince of Powys Cyfeiliog and Gwenllian verch Owen Gwynedd o Gwynedd.¹ Margaret Corbet of Caus was born circa 1181?. She was the daughter of 4th Baron of Caus Robert Corbet Knt. and Emma Pantulph.¹

     Gwertyl verch Gwrgenas ap Howel o Caer-a-Chydewin was the daughter of Gwrgenas ap Howel o Caer-a-Chydewin.¹ Gwertyl verch Gwrgenas ap Howel o Caer-a-Chydewin married Griffith ap Meredith, son of Maredudd I ap Bleddyn, Tywysog Powys and Hunydd ferch Einudd of Dyffrin Clwyd.¹

     Gwenllian verch Owen Gwynedd o Gwynedd was the daughter of Owain Gwynedd ap Gruffydd, King of Gwynedd.¹ Gwenllian verch Owen Gwynedd o Gwynedd married Owen Cyfeiliog ap Griffith, Prince of Powys Cyfeiliog, son of Griffith ap Meredith and Gwertyl verch Gwrgenas ap Howel o Caer-a-Chydewin.¹

     John de Cailly was the son of Lord of Cranwich John de Cailly.¹ John de Cailly married Margery (?); Her 1st.¹ John de Cailly was lord of the manors of Massingham, Bradenham, Oxburgh, Denver, Hillington, Hecham, and Hildeburgh, among others, in 1202 at Norfolk, England.¹

     Margery (?) married John de Cailly, son of Lord of Cranwich John de Cailly; Her 1st.¹

     Lord of Cranwich John de Cailly was the son of Roger de Cailly.¹ Lord of Cranwich John de Cailly was lord of the manors of Massingham, Bradenham, Oxburgh, Denver, Hillington, Hecham, and Hildeburgh, among others, in 1189/90.¹

     Roger de Cailly was the son of Simon de Cailly and Aline (?).^1,2 Roger de Cailly made a grant for the souls of his parents, attested by his brothers William and Osbert, to Castleacre Priory.² He was living temp. Henry II.¹ He succeeded his father between 1150 and 1155.²