According
to BLG1952, Nichol's 'History of Leicestershire' suggests that descended
from Hugo de Grente Mesnil was ...
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by TCP as "the first member of this family in England of whom there is
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BE1883
suggests that this Stephen predeceased his father but the dates given by
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p.
Lucy de Thweng (b 24.03.1278/9, dau of Robert de Thweng of Kilton) |
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m.
Alice de Ros (d before 04.07.1344, dau of William de Ros of Helmsley, Lord
Ros of Hamlake) |
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m1.
(c1344/5) John Darcy, Lord (b 1317, d 1356) |
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(before 18.11.1356) Sir Piers de Mauley, Lord (b by 1330, d 19/20.03.1382/3) |
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Possibly
also an illegitimate child of Nicholas was ... |
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m.
Catherine de Percy (d 11.05.1345, dau of Arnald or William de Percy of
Kildale) |
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((i))
Walter
de Boynton (dsp 1388) |
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m3.
(c1364) John de Percy of Kildale |
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m.
John de Everingham |
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m.
Sewallis de Shirley (a 1167, son of Henry) |
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This
connection is provided by BLG1952 but it should be noted that, after referring
to various cadet families of Worlton, TCP reports "There appears to be
no documentary evidence to show that the Meinills of Langley Meinill, co.
Derby, were similarly connected. They were descended from Hugh de Meinill,
living circa 1251, steward of William de Ferrers, Earl of Derby". |
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m1.
Alice Bassett (dau of Ralph Bassett, Lord of Drayton) |
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possibly Sir
Thomas of Amington? |
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m.
Roger (sb John?) Dethick |
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m.
Reginald Dethick |
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William
Meynell of Yeaveley, Derbyshire (d 1402) |
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Hugo
appears also to have married ... |
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m2.
Alice de Audley (dau of Nicholas de Audley, 1st Lord) mother
of ... |
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m3.
(1369) Sir Gerard de Braybrooke (b c1332, d 01.02.1403) |
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The
following connection is distinctly presumptuous. Hugh is not mentioned
by BLG1952 as another son of Robert of Whorlton but TCP reports that the
Meinills of Hilton were a cadet of the Meinills of Whorlton and that they
were descended from him. Commoners starts with the reporting that "Sometime
in the twelfth century, Walter de Mainill had a grant from his brother,
Roger de Hilton, of lands, in Snotterdon." The dates indicate that there
could not have been many generations between Hugh and Roger & Walter. |
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possiby of this generation |
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possiby of this generation |
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brother of Roger |
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John
Meinell of Hilton (b 1432, a 10.1479) |
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