Emma le Fleming

http://edenlinks.rootsweb.ancestry.com/1gp/KENDALWARD/BEETHAM/BEETL... After Ralph, came Thomas de Betham who was knight of the shire for Westmorland in the years 1308-1309-11-12. "In 1311 he obtained a charter for a market and a fair in Beetham" - which of course, has long been obsolete. His wife seems to have been a le Fleming. She survived him for in 1334 we find "Iyan, wife of John le Tours (Towers), lord of Lowick and daughter of Sir John le Fleming, had settled on her the reversion of what Emma de Betham then held in dower." The son of Thomas and Emma married Pamel, daughter of Sir Robert de Burton, knt., and sole heir of her brother who died without issue. Thus was the manor of Burton brought into the de Betham family. The next Sir Ralph de Betham, knt., son and heir of Thomas and Pamel in 1335 had a grant of free warren in Beetham.