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      ; William; possibly the Canon of York of the same name who was a witness to charters in c 1115-c 1125 and 1133-c 1144.²

     Richard de Percy of Dunsley married Alice (?)¹

      ; Richard, of Dunsley, nr Whitby, N Yorks; paid tithe with his est bro ALAN to Whitby; m Alice, previously or subsequently w of Walter de Argentom, and had issue.²

      ; fought for King David I at the Battle of the Standard.^1,2

     Alan de Percy died before 1175.¹

      ; witness to a charter of his sis Maud, Countess of Warwick; living 1203.²

; Burke's Peerage says Walter was "illegitimate" son of William.²

     Alice de Percy married Hugues du Puiset Earl of Northumberland, Bishop of Durham, son of Hugues III (?) Sire du Puiset, Vicomte de Chartres, Comte de Corbeil and Agnès de Blois.^1,2
Alice de Percy married Richard de Morville.³

     Hugues du Puiset Earl of Northumberland, Bishop of Durham married Alice de Percy, daughter of William de Percy and Adelaide de Clare.^1,3

      ; Leo van de Pas cites: Europäische Stammtafeln, J.A. Stargardt Verlag Marburg., Detlev Schwennicke, Editor, Reference: III/4 660.³ Hugues du Puiset Earl of Northumberland, Bishop of Durham was also known as Hugh du Pudsey.² He was Bishop of Durham between 1153 and 1195.¹ He was Earl of Northumberland by purchase: "In 1157 MALCOLM IV of Scotland handed the Earldom back to HENRY II of England, and in 1189 RICHARD I sold it to the Bishop of Durham for 2,000 marks (over £32,000,000 in late-1990s terms) to finance his crusade. What was being sold was not just, indeed hardly at all, a title of honour, but a vast swathe of real estate over which the purchaser would have quasi-sovereign power. " between 1189 and 1194.²

     Henry du Puiset married Denise de Tilli, daughter of Otes de Tilli and Mabel fitz Raven, in 1182.²

Henry du Puiset died in 1209.²
     He was founder of Finchale Priory at Finchale Priory, co. Durham, England.²

     Emma de Percy married William de Malebise.¹

     Joscelin de Percy was buried at Saint-Lô, Normandy, France.¹
Joscelin de Percy died circa 1239.²

      ; a nun at Stixwould.²

     Maud de Percy married John de Daiville of Egmanton, son of Robert de Daiville.^1,4,5,3
Maud de Percy was born circa 1172.³
     Reference:
Genealogics cites: [S03056] Ravilious, John, Ancestors of the Constable Family 2010 .³

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Per Genealogics cites: "Maud de Percy was the youngest daughter of Josceline de Lorraine and Agnes de Percy. She married John de Daiville, of Egmanton, and they became the parents of four sons and one daughter. Maud had 7 bovates of land in Catton, Topcliffe parish as her maritagium, and had lands in Gargrave, co. York as an inheritance or additional maritagium."³ GAV-24.

     John de Daiville of Egmanton married Maud de Percy, daughter of Joscelin de Louvain bâtard de Louvain, Lord of Petworth, Sussex and Agnes de Percy.^1,4,2,5
John de Daiville of Egmanton married Juliana de Montfort.⁶
John de Daiville of Egmanton was born before 16 August 1181.²
John de Daiville of Egmanton died after June 1228.²
     Reference:
Genealogics cites: [S03056] Ravilious, John, Ancestors of the Constable Family 2010 .² John de Daiville of Egmanton was also known as John D'Eiville.⁴

     Henry de Percy of Heyshott married Isabel (?)¹

Henry de Percy of Heyshott died before 12 January 1246.¹
      ; Henry, on whom his er bro in 1231 settled the manor of Heyshott, W Sussex; m Isabel (survived her husb) and d shortly prior to 12 Jan 1245/6; ancestor of the PERCYs of Heyshott.⁴