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     (?) Comyn married William mac Arthur de Galbraith.

     Joan de Galbraith married Sir William de Keith of Galston, son of Robert de Keith and Joanna de Galbrathe Heiress of Dalserf.

Joan de Galbraith died in 1301.¹

     Sir Malcolm Fleming of Biggar and cumbernauld married Lady Elizabeth Stewart, daughter of Robert Stewart 1st Duke of Albany and Muriel/Muriella Keith.¹
Sir Malcolm Fleming of Biggar and cumbernauld was born circa 1390 at England.¹
Sir Malcolm Fleming of Biggar and cumbernauld died on 24 November 1440.¹
      ;      per van de Pas: "Malcolm is a descendant of a distinguished Flemish leader, Baldwin Flandrensis, who had a grant of the lands of Biggar from King David I, and was sheriff of Lanark in the reigns of King Malcolm IV and William The Lion.
     Sir Malcolm Fleming, of Biggar and Cumbernauld, married Lady Elizabeth Stewart, daughter of Robert Stewart, 1st Duke of Albany, and his second wife Muriella Keith, they became the parents of a son and a daughter.
     Malcolm died on 24 November 1440.¹

Reference: van de Pas cites:
     1. The Lineage and Ancestry of H.R.H. Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Edinburgh, 1977, Paget, Gerald. vol I 159
     1. The Complete Peerage, 1936 , Doubleday, H.A. & Lord Howard de Walden. VI 99.¹

     Joanna (?) married Sir Alexander Stewart of Darnley, son of Sir Alan Stewart of Dreghorn.

     Robert de Brightwell of Brightwell and Ewelme, co. Oxon. died before 25 September 1236.¹
      ; 1.2.1.1 Robert de Brightwell
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Death: bef 25 Sep 1236[1]

of Brightwell, Ewelme, and Haseley, co. Oxon., Hawridge, Bucks. and Woodborough, co. Wilts.

12 acres of land 'in the field of Ewelme' held of him by William Bailleunt' of Ewelme, before Sept 1236 [Gift and quitclaim of same by William to Salinus to Brythwell to be held of the heirs of 'Robert de Brythwell brother of the aforesaid Salinus' - Langley Cart. p. 5, No. 19[1]]

Charter of Geoffrey de Paveilli giving to Robert de Bryhtwell, for his homage and service, 1/2 hide of land with appurtenances in Standhill ' just as Robert’s father held it, namely that which Richard fitz Alfred held;...' [Langley Cart. p. 7, No. 25[1]]

his son called ' John de Brythewell son of Robert de Bryhtewell ' in release and quitclaim to his sister Matilda and her husband Sir Geoffrey de Langley, ca. 1242 [Langley Cart. p. 4, No. 14[1]]

Children: Maud
John.² GAV-21.

      ; 1.2.1 Richard fitz Alfred de Brightwell of Brightwell and Ewelme, co. Oxon.

' Richard son of Alfred de Bryhtwell', gave 12 acres of land in Ewelme to Robert fitz Bailleunt of Ewelme [Langley Cart. p. 8, No. 34, dated 'early 13th century'[1] ]

gift and quitclaim of William Bailleunt of Ewelme to Salinus de Brythwell, before Sept 1236 provides for Colinus [recte Salinus] to render ' annually to the heirs of the aforesaid Robert 5s. just as the charter of Robert [recte Richard] de Brythwell, father of Colinus [recte Salinus], which William has handed to Colinus, shows. ' [Langley Cart. No. 19[1] ]
Children: Robert (-<1236)
Salinus.² GAV-22.

      ; 1.2 Alfred de Brightwell of Brightwell and Ewelme, co. Oxon.
' Aluredus frater Rollandi Haget', had gift of a virgate of land in Brightwell from his brother Rolland Haget [Langley Cart. p. 5, No. 20[1]]
his son identified as Richard fitz Alured de Brightwell[1]
Children: Richard fitz Alfred.² GAV-23.

      ; van de Pas cites: The Langley Cartulary Stratford upon Avon, 1980, for the dugdale Society, Cross, Peter R.³ GAV-24.

     John de Brightwell of Brightwell and Ewelme, co. Oxon. died after September 1236.¹
      ; 1.2.1.1.2 John de Brightwell of Brightwell, Ewelme, and Haseley, co. Oxon., Hawridge, Bucks. and
Woodborough, co. Wilts.

' John de Brytewell', quitclaimed pacts and agreements between himself and Sir Geoffrey de Langley ca. 1236-1242, stating he would come to warrant same ' Should Geoffrey or Matilda, John's sister, be harassed concerning any tenement which they hold of him in Brightwell (Brytwell) or in Ewelme, Hawridge (Hauugg'), Haseley (Hasele), Turkdean (Turreden) or Woodborough(Wodebair) by reason of homage, fealty, suit or any other demand' [Langley Cartulary p. 2, No. 9[1]]

' John de Brythewell son of Robert de Bryhtewell ', released and quitclaimed to his sister Matilda and her husband Sir Geoffrey de Langley ' the homage which Sir Geoffrey paid to him for the tenements which they held or hold (tenuit vel tenent) in Brightwell, Woodborough and Turkdean (Bryhtwell Wodberow et Turkeden), with reliefs, wardships and all else which may accrue...' [Langley Cart. p. 4, No. 14[1]²]

     Rhys ap Hywel died between 11 April 1328 and 22 May 1328.¹
      ; RHYS ap HYWEL, of Talgarth and Cantrefselyf, Wales. Died 11 Apr/22 May 1328. By Oct 1305, a clerk (cleric, priest) in the service of Prince Edward (later Edward I); Deputy-justiciar of Wales, 1312-13; organized the defence of South Wales in the face of a threatened Irish invasion in 1315. Imprisoned in Dover Castle by Mar 1322 and languishing in the Tower of London in 1326, but soon released. Justiciar of South Wales from Nov 1326. (BBCS, 28: 267, 270; PWLMA, 1: 97-98)
Married- N.N.¹

; Justiciar of South Wales.¹

     Hywel ap Meurig of Gladestry, Radnorshire, Wales married unknown (?)

Hywel ap Meurig of Gladestry, Radnorshire, Wales died in 1282.¹
      ; HYWEL ap MEURIG, of Gladestry, Radnorshire, Wales. Died 1282, leaving a will whose executors were his sons, William and Philip. (BBCS, 28: 268; PWLMA, 1: 97; WG: 801)
Married- N.N. Died 1298. (BBCS, 28: 269.)¹

      ; WILLIAM ap HYWEL. Living 1282, when he and his brother Philip ap Hywel were executors of the will of their father. (BBCS, 28: 270; PWLMA, 1: 103)
Married- N.N.¹ William ap Hywel was living in 1282.¹

     Unknown (?) married Hywel ap Meurig of Gladestry, Radnorshire, Wales, son of Meuric ap Philip.

Unknown (?) died in 1298.¹

      ; MEURIC ap PHILIP. Witnessed three charters in 1241. (BBCS, 28: 269; FP: 231; VGL: 130. But Meurig ap Rhys per WG: 801.)
Married- N.N.¹

      ; PHILIP (ap RHYS?). Said to be both son of Rhys ap Fychan, died 1271, and Rhys ap Mechyll (died 1244), Lord of Dinefwr, father of the latter, being of the royal line of Deheubarth, but both claims seem questionable. (HMO, 4: 243; VGL: 130; WG: 801)
Married- N.N.¹

     Maurice de Londres Lord of Kidwelly married Mabel de Cantelou.
Maurice de Londres Lord of Kidwelly was born circa 1160 at Kidwelly, Carmarthenshire, Wales, England (now).¹
     GAV-22.

     Mabel de Cantelou married Maurice de Londres Lord of Kidwelly, son of William de Londres.
Mabel de Cantelou was born circa 1167 at Northamptonshire, England.¹
Mabel de Cantelou died in 1267.¹
     GAV-22.

     William de Londres was born circa 1137 at Kidwelly, Carmarthenshire, Wales, England (now).¹
William de Londres died circa 1200.¹
     GAV-23.

     Simon de Londres married Sibylla (?)
Simon de Londres was born circa 1110 at Kidwelly, Carmarthenshire, Wales, England (now).¹
     GAV-24.

     Sibylla (?) married Simon de Londres, son of Maurice de Londres.
Sibylla (?) was born circa 1115 at England.¹
     GAV-24.

     Maurice de Londres was born circa 1080 at Kidwelly, Carmarthenshire, Wales, England (now).¹
Maurice de Londres died circa 1128.¹
     GAV-25.

     William de London married Margaret verch Caradog.
William de London was born circa 1050 at Kidwelly, Carmarthenshire, Wales, England (now).¹
William de London died before 1126.¹
     GAV-26.

     Margaret verch Caradog married William de London, son of Simon de London.
Margaret verch Caradog was born circa 1055 at Wales, England (now).¹
     GAV-26 EDV-27.

     GAV-27.

     William Arundel Kg married Agnes (?)⁵

William Arundel Kg died in 1400.¹
      ; per Leo van de Pas: "I have a great book on the Knights of the Garter and knight nr 86 is Sir William Arundel became a KG about 1395 and died in 1400. He is a younger son of John Arundel Baron Mautravers and Eleanor Mautravers.

"A" Margaret Cobham is daughter of Hugh de Courtenay, 2nd Earl of Devon and she has (see my website) a string of sisters for whom I do not have husbands (as yet).

I have to go out for a while but I do like tlo try and find out more. Sadly, Burke's Extinct Peerage 1866 does mention Sir William Arundel KG but does not indicate a wife."¹ He was Knight of the Garter circa 1395.¹

     Agnes (?) married William Arundel Kg, son of Sir John de Arundel 1st (?) Lord Arundel, Baron Mautravers and Eleanor Mautravers Baroness Mautravers.¹

Agnes (?) died circa 1404.¹
      ; per Chalotte Smith: "the Kent wills for 1404 have an Agnes Arundel, widow of William Arundel KG naming her sisters in the will. They are Dame Ros, Dame Brien, Margaret Cobham. I cannot find out the maiden name of Agnes so I can identify these other women. All the Arundel website do not seem to give this information. I am sure someone in this group can supply the name. Thanks."¹

     Albreda de Tosny married Robert de Insula.¹

      ; dsp.¹