Lucy family of Essex
Douglas Richardson
I'm currently researching the family of Robert de Lucy, of Chrishall
and Elmdon, Essex. Robert appears to have been a younger brother of
Sir Richard de Lucy (died 1179), Chief Justiciar of England under King
Henry II. Robert gave the church of Elmdon, Essex to Westwood Abbey
in Kent, which religious house was founded by Richard de Lucy the
Justiciar.
Robert de Lucy and his wife, Emme, had four daughters and
co-heiresses, namely Lettice, Agnes, Emme, and Beatrice. Two of the
daughters, Lettice and Agnes, left issue and have modern day
descendants.
I believe the New World colonist Grace Chetwode descends from Lettice
de Lucy. I believe the following New World colonists descend from
Agnes de Lucy: William Bladen, Elizabeth Bosvile, George, Giles &
Robert Brent, St. Leger Codd, Edward Digges, Muriel Gurdon, Elizabeth
& John Harleston, Warham Horsmanden, Anne Humphrey, Anne Mauleverer,
Philip & Thomas Nelson, Herbert Pelham, Thomas Rudyard, Katherine
Saint Leger, John West.
I've presented below an outline of the descendants of Robert de Lucy
down to the 4th and 5th generations. If anyone has further
particulars on any of these people, I'd appreciate it if they would
post their information here on the newsgroup. Thanks!
Best always, Douglas Richardson, Salt Lake City, Utah
A1. Robert de Lucy, of Chrishall, Essex, m. Emme _____.
B1. Robert de Lucy
B2. Hubert de Lucy
B3. Leticia de Lucy, *say 1140, +after 1200, m. Henry de Pinkney,
of Weedon Pinkney, Northamptonshire (+about 1208)
C1. Robert de Pinkney, of Weedon Pinkney, Northamptonshire,
+about 1231/2
D6. Henry de Pinkney, of Weedon Pinkney, Northamptonshire,
+1254
C2. NN de Pinkeny (daughter), m. 1181 William de Nowers (+before
1189)
B4. Agnes de Lucy, +before 1222, m. _____ de Somery
C1. Miles de Somery, of Haslingfield, Cambridgeshire and North
Mimms, Hertfordshire (+1229)
D1. Roger de Somery, +1236
D2. Stephen de Somery, of Haslingfield, Cambridgeshire,
+1239, m. Joan _____ (+1282)
D3. Maud of Somery, m. Geoffrey de Bacheworth (d. before
1235); m. (2) Trakel Fitz Hoel
E1. Roger de Bacheworth, +before 1294
D4. Amabel of Somery, m. Arnold de Mounteny (+1252)
E1. Robert de Mounteny, of Elmdon, Essex, +1287
D5. Ela of Somery, m. (1) Robert de Selton (or Shelton); m.
(2) Hubert de Munchensy
E1. (by 2) John de Munchensy (+after 1283)
E2. (by 2) Ralph de Munchensy
D6. Muriel de Somery, m. Thomas Picot, of Racliffe-on-Soar,
Nottinghamshire (+1255)
E1. Peter Picot, +1286
B5. Emme de Lucy, +1222, m. Serlo de Marcy, of Laver, Essex
(+after 1198/9)
B6. Beatrice de Lucy, +1226, m. (1) Jordan de Anneville (+1204);
m. (2) before 1204 Roger de Neville (+after 1204/5)
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Uzytkownik "Douglas Richardson" <royala...@msn.com> napisal w wiadomosci
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> Dear Newsgroup ~
>
> I'm currently researching the family of Robert de Lucy, of Chrishall
> and Elmdon, Essex. Robert appears to have been a younger brother of
> Sir Richard de Lucy (died 1179), Chief Justiciar of England under King
> Henry II. Robert gave the church of Elmdon, Essex to Westwood Abbey
> in Kent, which religious house was founded by Richard de Lucy the
> Justiciar.
>
> Robert de Lucy and his wife, Emme, had four daughters and
> co-heiresses, namely Lettice, Agnes, Emme, and Beatrice. Two of the
> daughters, Lettice and Agnes, left issue and have modern day
> descendants.
>
> I believe the New World colonist Grace Chetwode descends from Lettice
> de Lucy. I believe the following New World colonists descend from
> Agnes de Lucy: William Bladen, Elizabeth Bosvile, George, Giles &
> Robert Brent, St. Leger Codd, Edward Digges, Muriel Gurdon, Elizabeth
> & John Harleston, Warham Horsmanden, Anne Humphrey, Anne Mauleverer,
> Philip & Thomas Nelson, Herbert Pelham, Thomas Rudyard, Katherine
> Saint Leger, John West.
Where is the link between them and their medieval ancestors?
>
> I've presented below an outline of the descendants of Robert de Lucy
> down to the 4th and 5th generations. If anyone has further
> particulars on any of these people, I'd appreciate it if they would
> post their information here on the newsgroup. Thanks!
Go to a library and check yourself!!! It is supposed to be your work as a
Researcher