Albreda de Lisures

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ROBERT de Lisours ([<1120?]- >1167)
x AUBREYE de Lacy, d/o ROBERT de Lacy & Matilda

• AUBREYE de Lisours ([<1145?]->Sep 1200)
  

x RICHARD FitzEustache, s/o EUSTACHE FitzJohn & Agnes (-1163)
xx WILLIAM de Clairfait (-1168)
xxx GEOFFREY de Cauz s/o ROBERT [I] de Cauz & Isabel de Ferrers (-[<12 Nov 1177])
xxxx ([1178]) WILLIAM FitzGodric, s/o GODRIC

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Albreda de Lisoures Click to view Albreda de Lisoures in the family tree in SVG format View timeline for this person's branch of the family tree

Albreda was born about 1128 in Holton, England.1 Albreda's father was Robert de Lisoures and her mother was Albreda de Lacy. Her paternal grandparents were Fulk de Lisoures and <Unknown>; her maternal grandparents were Robert de Lacy and Maud de Perche. She was an only child. She died in 1193.

William FitzGodric & Albreda de Lisoures Click to view William FitzGodric & Albreda de Lisoures in the family tree in SVG format View timeline for this family's branch of the family tree

William and Albreda were married about 1103 in Sprotborough, England.1 They had a son and a daughter, named William and FitzWilliam.

Personal Details

Male William FitzGodric

William was born about 1140 in Hopton, Emley, Yorkshire, England.1 He died before 1194.2

Female Albreda de Lisoures

Albreda was born about 1128 in Holton, England.3 She died in 1193

Children

    Female FitzWilliam

FitzWilliam was born about 1170 in Sprotbrough, Doncaster, Yorkshire, England.2
Male William FitzWilliam
William was born about 1173 in Sprotbrough, Doncaster, Yorkshire, England
Richard FitzEustace Clavering de Lacy & Albreda de Lisoures Click to view Richard FitzEustace Clavering de Lacy & Albreda de Lisoures in the family tree in SVG format View timeline for this family's branch of the family tree

Richard and Albreda were married in 1150 in Spotborough, Yorkshire, England.1 They had two sons and three daughters, named John, Roger, Albreda, Mary and Aubrey.

    Personal Details

Male Richard FitzEustace Clavering de Lacy
Richard was born about 1125 in Holton, Yorkshire, England.2 He died in 1178.3
Female Albreda de Lisoures
Albreda was born about 1128 in Holton, England.1 She died in 1193.3
Children
Male John FitzRichard Clavering de Lacy
John was born about 1139 in Clavering, Essex, England.1 He died on October 11th, 1190 in Palestine.2
Male Baron of Warkworth Roger FitzRichard de Lacy
Roger was born about 1146 in Holton, Yorkshire, England.4 He died in 1173 in Warkworth, Northumberland, England.5
Female Albreda FitzRichard Clavering
Albreda was born about 1148 in Holton, Yorkshire, England.4
Female Mary FitzRichard Clavering de Lacy
Mary was born about 1156 in Halton Castle, Skipton, Yorkshire, England.1
Female Aubrey FitzRichard Clavering de Lacy
Aubrey was born about 1158 in Halton Castle, Skipton, Yorkshire, England.1
Keats-Rohan, K.S.B. Domesday Descendants: A Prosopography of Persons Occurring in English Documents 1066-1166. II Pipe Rolls to Cartae Baronum. The Boydell Press, 2002. pp. 552-553.

Albreda de Lisoriis died after 1193.

See "My Lines"

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from Compiler: R. B. Stewart, Evans, GA

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"Warkworth, in the Morpeth ward, county of Northumberland.
...The church dedicated to St. Lawrence, is a handsome structure, said to have originally been founded by Ceolwulph, King of Northumbria in 736, and rebuilt at a later period; it has a spire nearly one hundred feet high: in its southwestern extremity is a monument to the memory of Sir Hugh de Morwick, a Knight Templar, who gave the common to the inhabitants. ...At the ancient cross, a market, granted by King John, was formerly held for provisions, but it has long been disused. ... Warkworth was formerly a borough, having been probably so constituted by King Ceolwulph in the time of the Saxons. ...Nearly adjoining the churchyard are some remains of a small Benedictine priory, founded by Nicholas de Farnham, Bishop of Durham, who died in 1257."

Samuel Lewis, A Topographical Dictionary of England, vol. 4. p. 389