Alice (?) de Clare
b. circa 1090, d. 1163
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- Charts
- Charlemagne (c.747-)
Note:
After the death of her husband, Alice became a nun at St. Osyth's Priory, of which she was also a benefactor.
Alice (?) de Clare was born circa 1090 at Clare, Suffolk, England.
She was the daughter of Gilbert (?) Fitz Richard de Clare and Adeliza (?) de Claremont.
Alice (?) de Clare married Aubrey II (?) de Vere, son of Aubrey I (?) de Vere and Beatrice (?), circa 1102.
Alice (?) de Clare died in 1163 at St. Osyth's Priory, Essex, England.
After the death of her husband, Alice became a nun at St. Osyth's Priory, of which she was also a benefactor.
Alice (?) de Clare was born circa 1090 at Clare, Suffolk, England.
She was the daughter of Gilbert (?) Fitz Richard de Clare and Adeliza (?) de Claremont.
Alice (?) de Clare married Aubrey II (?) de Vere, son of Aubrey I (?) de Vere and Beatrice (?), circa 1102.
Alice (?) de Clare died in 1163 at St. Osyth's Priory, Essex, England.
Children of Alice (?) de Clare and Aubrey II (?) de Vere
- Geoffey (?) de Vere b. c 1064, d. 1170
- Robert (?) de Vere b. c 1068, d. a 1176
- Rohese (?) de Vere b. c 1103, d. a 21 Oct 1166
- Julianna (?) de Vere b. c 1116, d. a 1182
- William (?) de Vere b. c 1120, d. 24 Dec 1198
- Aubrey III (?) de Vere b. 1120, d. 26 Dec 1194
- Alice (?) de Vere+ b. c 1125, d. a 1185
Robert (?) Fitz Walter
b. circa 1108
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Robert (?) Fitz Walter died at Horsford, Norfolk, England.
Note:
Robert has served as Sheriff of Norfolk before Michaelmas 1129.
He married Sibyl (?) de Chesney, daughter of Ralph (?) de Caisneto.
Robert (?) Fitz Walter was born circa 1108.
He was the son of Walter de Caen.
Note:
Robert has served as Sheriff of Norfolk before Michaelmas 1129.
He married Sibyl (?) de Chesney, daughter of Ralph (?) de Caisneto.
Robert (?) Fitz Walter was born circa 1108.
He was the son of Walter de Caen.
Child of Robert (?) Fitz Walter and Sibyl (?) de Chesney
- William (?) de Chesney+ b. c 1136, d. 1174
Sibyl (?) de Chesney
b. circa 1108, d. after 1163
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Sibyl (?) de Chesney married Robert (?) Fitz Walter, son of Walter de Caen.
Sibyl (?) de Chesney was born circa 1108.
She was the daughter of Ralph (?) de Caisneto.
Sibyl (?) de Chesney died after 1163.
Sibyl (?) de Chesney was born circa 1108.
She was the daughter of Ralph (?) de Caisneto.
Sibyl (?) de Chesney died after 1163.
Child of Sibyl (?) de Chesney and Robert (?) Fitz Walter
- William (?) de Chesney+ b. c 1136, d. 1174
Bernard II (?) de Balliol
b. circa 1130, d. 1186
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Note:
Acccording to Sanders, "In 1162 and 1168 Bernard II answered for scutage on 30 knights' fees. He did not send in a charter in 1166 but later scutage was charged on 30 knights' fees," p. 25 note 5.
He "joined the northern barons in relieving Alnwick Castle, 1174." (Clay 5)
Clay says he died bet 1209-10. but this might be an error for the son with the same name.
Bernard II (?) de Balliol married Agnes (?) de Pinchenei.
Bernard II (?) de Balliol was born circa 1130 at Bywell, Northumberland, England.
He was the son of Bernard (?) de Balliol and Maude (?).
Bernard II (?) de Balliol died in 1186 at Bywell, Northumberland, England.
Acccording to Sanders, "In 1162 and 1168 Bernard II answered for scutage on 30 knights' fees. He did not send in a charter in 1166 but later scutage was charged on 30 knights' fees," p. 25 note 5.
He "joined the northern barons in relieving Alnwick Castle, 1174." (Clay 5)
Clay says he died bet 1209-10. but this might be an error for the son with the same name.
Bernard II (?) de Balliol married Agnes (?) de Pinchenei.
Bernard II (?) de Balliol was born circa 1130 at Bywell, Northumberland, England.
He was the son of Bernard (?) de Balliol and Maude (?).
Bernard II (?) de Balliol died in 1186 at Bywell, Northumberland, England.
Child of Bernard II (?) de Balliol and Agnes (?) de Pinchenei
- Eustace (?) de Balliol+ b. c 1155, d. 1200
Agnes (?) de Pinchenei
b. circa 1130
Agnes (?) de Pinchenei married Bernard II (?) de Balliol, son of Bernard (?) de Balliol and Maude (?).
Agnes (?) de Pinchenei died at Bywell, Northumberland, England.
Agnes (?) de Pinchenei was born circa 1130.
Agnes (?) de Pinchenei died at Bywell, Northumberland, England.
Agnes (?) de Pinchenei was born circa 1130.
Child of Agnes (?) de Pinchenei and Bernard II (?) de Balliol
- Eustace (?) de Balliol+ b. c 1155, d. 1200
Eustace (?) Fitz John
d. 3 July 1157
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Eustace (?) Fitz John was the son of John (?) de Burgo and Magdalen (?).
Note:
He was a justice itinerant and a powerful baron; govenor of Bamburgh; at the Battle of the Standard, 22 Aug 1138; founded the abbeys of Alnwick, Old Maltan, and Watton; slain in Wales July 3, Henry II (1157). He was a great favorite with Henry I. Eustace first appears in records in 1116, Sanders p. 103.
He was lord of Knaresborough Castle.
Eustace (?) Fitz John married Agnes (?) Fitz William, daughter of William (?) Fitz Nigel.
Eustace (?) Fitz John died on 3 July 1157 at Wales.
Note:
He was a justice itinerant and a powerful baron; govenor of Bamburgh; at the Battle of the Standard, 22 Aug 1138; founded the abbeys of Alnwick, Old Maltan, and Watton; slain in Wales July 3, Henry II (1157). He was a great favorite with Henry I. Eustace first appears in records in 1116, Sanders p. 103.
He was lord of Knaresborough Castle.
Eustace (?) Fitz John married Agnes (?) Fitz William, daughter of William (?) Fitz Nigel.
Eustace (?) Fitz John died on 3 July 1157 at Wales.
Child of Eustace (?) Fitz John and Agnes (?) Fitz William
- Richard (?) Fitz Eustace+ d. 1163
Agnes (?) Fitz William
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Agnes (?) Fitz William was the daughter of William (?) Fitz Nigel.
Agnes (?) Fitz William married Eustace (?) Fitz John, son of John (?) de Burgo and Magdalen (?).
Note:
She was the eldest daughter and heiress of Halton.
Agnes (?) Fitz William married Eustace (?) Fitz John, son of John (?) de Burgo and Magdalen (?).
Note:
She was the eldest daughter and heiress of Halton.
Child of Agnes (?) Fitz William and Eustace (?) Fitz John
- Richard (?) Fitz Eustace+ d. 1163
Robert (?) de Lizours
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Robert (?) de Lizours died at Sprotborough, West Riding, Yorkshire, England.
Robert (?) de Lizours was born at Sprotborough, West Riding, Yorkshire, England.
He was the son of Fulk (?) de Lisours.
Robert (?) de Lizours married Aubrey (?) de Lacy, daughter of Robert I (?) de Lacy and Matilda (?).
Robert (?) de Lizours was born at Sprotborough, West Riding, Yorkshire, England.
He was the son of Fulk (?) de Lisours.
Robert (?) de Lizours married Aubrey (?) de Lacy, daughter of Robert I (?) de Lacy and Matilda (?).
Child of Robert (?) de Lizours and Aubrey (?) de Lacy
- Aubrey (?) de Lizours+ b. a 1131, d. a 1193
Aubrey (?) de Lacy
b. 1113
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Aubrey (?) de Lacy married Robert (?) de Lizours, son of Fulk (?) de Lisours.
Aubrey (?) de Lacy died at Sprotborough, Lincolnshire, England.
Aubrey (?) de Lacy was born in 1113.
She was the daughter of Robert I (?) de Lacy and Matilda (?).
Aubrey (?) de Lacy died at Sprotborough, Lincolnshire, England.
Aubrey (?) de Lacy was born in 1113.
She was the daughter of Robert I (?) de Lacy and Matilda (?).
Child of Aubrey (?) de Lacy and Robert (?) de Lizours
- Aubrey (?) de Lizours+ b. a 1131, d. a 1193
Aubrey I (?) de Vere
b. circa 1040, d. 1112
Note:
According to Burke, "Aubrey de Vere I was almost certainly a Norman who derived his name from Ver in the Cotentin and probably had connexions with the adjoining duchy of Brittany. He was b. probably before 1040. The Conquereor granted him, with other lands, the great estates of an English thegn named Wulfwine in Essex, Suffolk, and Cambridge. In 1084 he attested a royal charter for lessay as Aubrey the Chamberlain. In 1086 he held in chief 14 estates in Essex, with 2 houses and 3 acres in Colchester, 9 estates in Suffolk, 7 in Cambs, and 2 in Hunts. He also held Kensington in Middlesex and tow properties in Northants of the Bishop Coutances, lands in Hunts of the Abbey of Ramsey, and land in two places in Essex of Count Alan of Brittany. The head of his barony was at (Castle) Hedingham in Essex, where he had planted a vineyard. It is usualy assumed that he is identical with, and not the father of, the Aubrey de Vere who attested a writ at Westminster (Sep. 1102 to Easter 1103) and a charter for Abingdon (1101-06). Not later than 1106 he was acting as sheriff of Berkshire, being styled simply Aubrey. Within the next few years he was acting as justice in Northants, being styled Aubrey the Chamberlain, and as sheriff of Berkshire, being styled Aubrey de Berkshire. At the dying request of his eldest son, not later than 1106, he gave Abingdon Abbey his church of Kensington with its appurtenances and 2 hides and 1 yardland; but as he resided mostly in Essex, he founded a priory at Earls Colne as a cell of Abingdon. He seems to have held 1 1/2 knights' fees of the Abbey of St. Edmund. he m. Beatricce, whose parentage is unknown. He d. before 1113 (almost certainly in 1112), at Colne Priory, and was bur., with his wife, in the church there." CP X 193-95.
Aubrey I (?) de Vere was born circa 1040 at Ver, Normandy, France,
before __ ___ 1040.
He married Beatrice (?) circa 1060.
Aubrey I (?) de Vere died in 1112 at Colne Priory, Essex, England.
According to Burke, "Aubrey de Vere I was almost certainly a Norman who derived his name from Ver in the Cotentin and probably had connexions with the adjoining duchy of Brittany. He was b. probably before 1040. The Conquereor granted him, with other lands, the great estates of an English thegn named Wulfwine in Essex, Suffolk, and Cambridge. In 1084 he attested a royal charter for lessay as Aubrey the Chamberlain. In 1086 he held in chief 14 estates in Essex, with 2 houses and 3 acres in Colchester, 9 estates in Suffolk, 7 in Cambs, and 2 in Hunts. He also held Kensington in Middlesex and tow properties in Northants of the Bishop Coutances, lands in Hunts of the Abbey of Ramsey, and land in two places in Essex of Count Alan of Brittany. The head of his barony was at (Castle) Hedingham in Essex, where he had planted a vineyard. It is usualy assumed that he is identical with, and not the father of, the Aubrey de Vere who attested a writ at Westminster (Sep. 1102 to Easter 1103) and a charter for Abingdon (1101-06). Not later than 1106 he was acting as sheriff of Berkshire, being styled simply Aubrey. Within the next few years he was acting as justice in Northants, being styled Aubrey the Chamberlain, and as sheriff of Berkshire, being styled Aubrey de Berkshire. At the dying request of his eldest son, not later than 1106, he gave Abingdon Abbey his church of Kensington with its appurtenances and 2 hides and 1 yardland; but as he resided mostly in Essex, he founded a priory at Earls Colne as a cell of Abingdon. He seems to have held 1 1/2 knights' fees of the Abbey of St. Edmund. he m. Beatricce, whose parentage is unknown. He d. before 1113 (almost certainly in 1112), at Colne Priory, and was bur., with his wife, in the church there." CP X 193-95.
Aubrey I (?) de Vere was born circa 1040 at Ver, Normandy, France,
before __ ___ 1040.
He married Beatrice (?) circa 1060.
Aubrey I (?) de Vere died in 1112 at Colne Priory, Essex, England.
Children of Aubrey I (?) de Vere and Beatrice (?)
- William (?) de Vere b. c 1068
- Geoffrey (?) de Vere b. c 1070, d. c 1110
- Roger (?) de Vere b. c 1070
- Robert (?) de Vere b. c 1070
- Daughter (?) de Vere b. c 1070
- Aubrey II (?) de Vere+ b. c 1082, d. 15 May 1141
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