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Rosie Bevan
Jul 2, 2001, 8:09:01 PM7/2/01
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"Lazonby was brought into relations with the priory of Lanercost by Ada
Engayne and afterwards bestowed by her son Hugh de Morville, and that of
Denton by Buethbarn, the lord of the place. Ada Engayne granted an annuity
of three marks out of the revenues of the churches of Burgh-by-Sands and
Lazonby for the souls of William Engayne her father and Eustachia her
mother, and for the soul of Simon her late husband, to which Christian,
Bishop of Withern and Robert, Archdeacon of Carlisle were parties."
[Reg. of Lanercost, MS v. 4-6; ii 15-16; iii 1-2; xii 26] VCH Cumberland,
v. 2 p. 153
Engayne and afterwards bestowed by her son Hugh de Morville, and that of
Denton by Buethbarn, the lord of the place. Ada Engayne granted an annuity
of three marks out of the revenues of the churches of Burgh-by-Sands and
Lazonby for the souls of William Engayne her father and Eustachia her
mother, and for the soul of Simon her late husband, to which Christian,
Bishop of Withern and Robert, Archdeacon of Carlisle were parties."
[Reg. of Lanercost, MS v. 4-6; ii 15-16; iii 1-2; xii 26] VCH Cumberland,
v. 2 p. 153
Ada was the daughter of William, son and heir of Ranulph Engaine of Idsell,
Cumberland and Ibria Trevers, daughter of Robert de Trevers, Lord of
Burgh-by-Sands. Does anyone know who Eustachia, William's wife was?
Cheers
Rosie
Sutliff
Jul 2, 2001, 8:52:00 PM7/2/01
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Gospatrick of Workington (d. 1179) was married to Egeline, perhaps
daughter of Ranulph (?? and Ibria). Has Egeline's paternity been
satisfactorily documented as yet?
daughter of Ranulph (?? and Ibria). Has Egeline's paternity been
satisfactorily documented as yet?
H.
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