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     Sir Geoffrey de Segrave died; died at an early age.¹
     He was Sheriff of Leicestershire at Leicestershire, England.¹

     Gilbert de Segrave Bishop of London was born before 1279.¹
Gilbert de Segrave Bishop of London died on 18 December 1316.¹
Gilbert de Segrave Bishop of London was buried after 18 December 1316 at St. Paul's Cathedral, London, City of London, Greater London, England.¹
      ; 5a Gilbert, Bp London, received from his f the Living of Kegworth, Leics 1279, and in 1282, that of Harlaxston, Staffs from the Archbishop of Canterbury. In 1292 he had the living of Aylestone, Leics, holding at the same time the Rectory of Fen Stanton, Hunts. He was made Prebend of St Margaret's in Lincoln Cathedral, Precentor of St Paul's, London, 1302, Bp London, 17 Aug 1313, and was consecrated 25 Nov at Canterbury by Henry Woodloch, Bp Winchester (the See of Canterbury being vacant), and enthroned in St Paul's, 24 March, 1314; d 18 Dec 1316, being bur in St Paul's.¹

     Annabelle de Segrave married Sir John de Plessetis, son of Sir Hugh de Plessetis Earl of Warwick.¹

      ; Annabelle; m Sir John de Plessetis, s of Sir Hugh de Plessetis Earl of Warwick (see BURKE'S Dormant and Extinct Peerages).³

     Sir Peter de Segrave Knt. died in 1330.¹
      ; SIR PETER DE SEGRAVE, fought in the campaign against Llywellyn of Wales, under the leadership of his f in 1282 (Parl(y) Writs 1.832), was at the Siege of Caerlaverock in Scotland, June, 1300, where he is described as a valiant, bold and courageous Knight (Siege of Caerlaverock, Barons Wars, etc.) In 1307 he was imprisoned by order of King EDWARD I for joining the Barons in Rebellion, but after that Monarch's death a few months later his successor, King EDWARD II, again took him into favour, and sent him to Ireland in 1320 (Patent Rolls), where he settled in Co Meath (Ball's History). Owing to the archives of Ireland being burned in the Irish Rebellion of 1922, it has been almost impossible to find out anything about him after he reached that country, but he would be co-eval with his second cousin, Stephen de Segrave, who was Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of all Ireland from 1323 to 1333. Also, according to the Patent Rolls, his bro had Licence to visit him. He d 1330, and was s by his son.¹

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     EDV-24 GKJ-25.

John de Bella Aqua/Bellew of Carlton, Yorkshire lived at Carlton, Yorkshire, England.¹

     Richard de Thorpe de Skipwith died; dsp.¹

     Anne Skipwith married Sir John d'Isney of Norton Disney, Lincolnshire.¹

     Catherine Skipwith married Sir Robert Constable of Flamborough, Yorkshire.¹

     William de Skipwith died; dsp.¹

     Robert de Skipwith died; dsp.¹

     Elizabeth de Skipwith married Sir John Babthorpe of Babthorpe, Yorkshire.¹

      ; ancestor of the SKIPWITH s of Haburgh, who died out 1560, and of St Albans, who died out 1663.¹

     John de Skipwith died; died unmarried.¹

     Sir Alexander Surtees of N. Gosford married Margaret Skipwith, daughter of Sir William de Skipwith of Ormesby, Lincolnshire, in 1378.^1,2,3

Sir Alexander Surtees of N. Gosford died in 1380.¹

     William de Skipwith married Catharine Aswardby, daughter of Rober Aswardby of Aswardby.¹
William de Skipwith married Catherine d'Averinges, daughter of Edmund (?) d'Averinges.¹

William de Skipwith died in 1401.¹
      ; William, JP Lincs and Yorks; Commr Array Yorks 1376 and Parts of Lindsey 1382, Escheator (roy official implementing reversion of land to Crown in event of previous holder having d without heirs) Lincs and Yorks 1380, Alnager Yorks 1394; m 1st Catharine (dsp), dau of Roger Aswardby, of Aswardby; m 2nd Catherine, dau of Edmund (?) d'Averinges and widow of Sir Thomas Bosville, of Cavill, and d 1401, having had issue by her.¹

     Catharine Aswardby died; dsp.¹ She married William de Skipwith, son of Sir William de Skipwith Kb and Alice de Hiltoft.¹

     Catherine d'Averinges married William de Skipwith, son of Sir William de Skipwith Kb and Alice de Hiltoft.¹
Catherine d'Averinges married Sir Thomas Bosville of Cavill.¹