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     Isabel le Fleming married Thomas Fitz John.¹

     (?) le Fleming married Patrick de Borwick.¹

     Godith le Fleming married Ulf (?), son of Efward (?) Lord of Hyton, co. Cumberland.²
Godith le Fleming married William de Esseby (Esseville) circa 1163.²

     William de Esseby (Esseville) married Godith le Fleming, daughter of Michael II le Fleming and Christian de Stainton, circa 1163.¹

     Daniel le Fleming was born circa 1198.¹
     ; Per Boyer: "William le Fleming of Aldingham was born about 1150, and died in 1203. He married Ada of Workington. In 1186 he paid twenty marks to the Crown, no doubt upon succeeding to his paternal estates [NEHGR, 96:318]. About 1190 he was granted the right of gallows and judment by iron, water and duel in his ordship of Aldingham, and in 1993 he was fined for his part in the rebellion of the Count of Mortain (later King John) agains King Richard I.
Children:

     Michael IV le Fleming died in March 1169.¹
     ; Per Boyer: "William Fleming was of Aldingham.
Children, mentioned by Washington [NEHGR, 96:319]:

     ; Per Boyer: "William Fleming was of Aldingham.
Children, mentioned by Washington [NEHGR, 96:319]:

     Margery le Fleming married Henry de Clifton.¹

     ; Per Boyer: "William Fleming was of Aldingham.
Children, mentioned by Washington [NEHGR, 96:319]:

     Gerard de Furnivalle of Caldecott manor and Great Munden, Hertfordshire married Christine Ledit
; her 2nd husband.^1,3
Gerard de Furnivalle of Caldecott manor and Great Munden, Hertfordshire died in 1240 at Holy Land; Burke's says living 1265; Richardson says died in Holy Land 1240.²
      ; Gerard, living 1265, ancestor of the FURNIVALLs of Munden, Herts.²

Gerard de Furnivalle of Caldecott manor and Great Munden, Hertfordshire lived at Burton Latimer, Northamptonshire, England.³ Gerard de Furnivalle of Caldecott manor and Great Munden, Hertfordshire was also known as Gerard de Furnival.³ He was living in 1265.²

     Christine Ledit married Gerard de Furnivalle of Caldecott manor and Great Munden, Hertfordshire, son of Gerard de Furnivalle and Maud de Luvetot,
; her 2nd husband.^1,2 Christine Ledit married Henry de Braybrooke
; her 1st husband.²
Christine Ledit died in 1271.²
Christine Ledit was buried at Bushmead Priory .²
     Christine Ledit was also known as Christian Ledet.²

     William de Furnivalle married Ada (?)^1,2

William de Furnivalle died before 1260; dsp.²

     Ada (?) married William de Furnivalle, son of Gerard de Furnivalle and Maud de Luvetot.^1,2
Ada (?) married Ralph de Boyville de Levyngton, Baron of Northumberland.³

Ada (?) died after 1268.²
     She was living in 1268.²

     Eleanor de Furnivalle was born in 1258 at Hallamshire, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England.³ She married Sir John de Verdon of Bressingham and Brixworth, Northamptonshire before 1276
; her 1st husband.^1,3,2 Eleanor de Furnivalle married Richard de Brewes.^1,2

Eleanor de Furnivalle died after 1303; Weber cites Cokayne, CP XII/2:242-3; Richardson says d. aft 1302/3.^3,2

     Sir John de Verdon of Bressingham and Brixworth, Northamptonshire married Eleanor de Furnivalle, daughter of Sir Thomas de Furnivalle Lord Hallamshire of Sheffield, co. York, before 1276
; her 1st husband.^1,2,3
Sir John de Verdon of Bressingham and Brixworth, Northamptonshire died in 1295.³
     Sir John de Verdon of Bressingham and Brixworth, Northamptonshire was also known as John de Verdun of Bressingham and Brixworth, Northamptonshire.³

     Thomas Cromwell Earl of Essex, 1st Lord Cromwell, Baron Cromwell of Okeham married Elizabeth Wykes, daughter of Henry Wykes of Putney, Surrey.³

Thomas Cromwell Earl of Essex, 1st Lord Cromwell, Baron Cromwell of Okeham died on 24 July 1540 at Tower of London, London, City of London, Greater London, England; attainted and beheaded.²
     Thomas Cromwell Earl of Essex, 1st Lord Cromwell, Baron Cromwell of Okeham lived at Okeham, Rutland, England.²

; Thomas Cromwell, the architect of HENRY VIII's Dissolution of the monasteries and royal supremacy in ecclesiastical matters, was created Baron Cromwell in July 1536, four years before his promotion to the Earldom of Essex. Shortly after the conferring of the Earldom he was attainted and his honours forfeited but the Barony of Cromwell was revived for his son Gregory in December 1540. Whether this posthumous gesture by HENRY towards the family of his old servant was belated regret at having liquidated so useful a minister or whether it arose from the fact that Gregory had become his brother-in-law by marrying JANE SEYMOUR's sister Elizabeth is a matter for conjecture. Possibly it was a combination of both.⁴ Thomas Cromwell Earl of Essex, 1st Lord Cromwell, Baron Cromwell of Okeham lived at an unknown place ; at one time was HENRY VIII's principal minister.¹

     Afraig inghen Fergusa a Gallobha married Olave I Godfredson (?) King of the Isle of Man, son of Godred III Crovan "White Hands" (?) King of Man and Dublin, in 1102
; HIis 1st wife.^5,6,7,8,1
     Reference: Genealogics cites: The Plantagenet Ancestry, Baltimore, 1975 , Turton, Lt.Col. W. H.¹ Afraig inghen Fergusa a Gallobha was also known as Aufrica/Aufrick of Galloway.⁷ Afraig inghen Fergusa a Gallobha was also known as Affrica.²

     Ranulf de Vaux died in 1198.¹
      ; per Ravilious: It would appear most likely that Beatrice de Valle (or de Vaux), mistress of Reginald, earl of Cornwall (d. 1 Jul 1175) and wife of Sir William de Briwerre (d. 1226) was the daughter of Hubert de Vaux of Gilsland, Cumbs. and his wife Grace (or Grecia), and not of their son Ranulf de Vaux (d. 1198.)¹

     Lochlan (?) died circa 1166.¹

     Thomas Galloway Earl of Atholl married Isabella (?) Countess of Atholl, daughter of Eanric mac Maelcoluim (?) 3rd Earl of Atholl and Mairead (?), before January 1211.^1,2

Thomas Galloway Earl of Atholl died before 9 August 1232.²
      ; Thomas of Galloway, jure uxoris Earl of Athol, bro of Alan of Galloway, both Constables of Scotland. Thomas of Galloway had grants of land in Co's Northumberland, Hereford, Worcester, and Warwick, and also in Ireland, from KING JOHN, and was in 1215, Keeper of the Castle of Antrim. He d before 9 Aug 1232.² He was jure uxoris Earl of Athol.²