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     GAV-30.

     Simon d'Avranches of Folkstone, Kent died in 1203.¹
     GAV-29.

     William d'Avranches of Folkstone, Kent died in 1230.¹
     GAV-28.

     Maud d'Avranches married Hamo de Crevequer of Chatham, Kent.¹

      ; per Ravilious: heiress of Folkestone, Kent (cf. Sanders, pp. 45-465; also R. Bevan6)

evidently 2nd wife of Hamo de Crevequer:
his heir as to Chatham was his grandson Robert[Sanders, cites CIPM i, 5635]
_____________________

re: her husband:

of Chatham, Kent

he 'did not obtain his lands until 1217 because he had fought against
King John' (Sanders p. 31 - he was charged £100 relief)5

' Hamo de Crevequer ', granted a charter to SS. Mary and Nicholas of
Leeds: " for the souls of Robert his father and Margaret, his mother,
gave to the hospital of Ss. Mary and Nicholas of Leeds, in frank
almoin, one sheave from each acre sown in his demesne of Leeds yearly
" [inspeximus dated at Westminster, 12 June 1285, in CCR 13 Edw I, II: 296, mem. 23, no. 37]


' Hamo de Crevequer ', granted a charter to SS. Mary and Nicholas of
Leeds of the land called Marsole; witnessed by " Robert de Crevequer
and Daniel de Crevequer brothers of the donor, Hamo son of the donor,
Reginald de Holt, bailiff, " and others [inspeximus dated at Westminster, 12 June 1285, in CCR 13 Edw I, II:297, mem. 23, no. 47]


Spouse:     Hamo de Crevequer
Death:     12635
Father:     Robert de Crevequer (-ca1216)
Mother:     Margaret

Children:     William (-<1263)
     Agnes, m. John de Sandwich
     Iseult (-<1263), m. Nicholas de Lenham
     Eleanor (-1301)
     Isabel (-1283.)¹ GAV-27.

     Hamo de Crevequer of Chatham, Kent married Maud d'Avranches, daughter of William d'Avranches of Folkstone, Kent.¹

Hamo de Crevequer of Chatham, Kent died in 1263.¹
      ; per Ravilious: heiress of Folkestone, Kent (cf. Sanders, pp. 45-465; also R. Bevan6)

evidently 2nd wife of Hamo de Crevequer:
his heir as to Chatham was his grandson Robert[Sanders, cites CIPM i, 5635]
_____________________

re: her husband:

of Chatham, Kent

he 'did not obtain his lands until 1217 because he had fought against
King John' (Sanders p. 31 - he was charged £100 relief)5

' Hamo de Crevequer ', granted a charter to SS. Mary and Nicholas of
Leeds: " for the souls of Robert his father and Margaret, his mother,
gave to the hospital of Ss. Mary and Nicholas of Leeds, in frank
almoin, one sheave from each acre sown in his demesne of Leeds yearly
" [inspeximus dated at Westminster, 12 June 1285, in CCR 13 Edw I, II: 296, mem. 23, no. 37]


' Hamo de Crevequer ', granted a charter to SS. Mary and Nicholas of
Leeds of the land called Marsole; witnessed by " Robert de Crevequer
and Daniel de Crevequer brothers of the donor, Hamo son of the donor,
Reginald de Holt, bailiff, " and others [inspeximus dated at Westminster, 12 June 1285, in CCR 13 Edw I, II:297, mem. 23, no. 47]


Spouse:     Hamo de Crevequer
Death:     12635
Father:     Robert de Crevequer (-ca1216)
Mother:     Margaret

Children:     William (-<1263)
     Agnes, m. John de Sandwich
     Iseult (-<1263), m. Nicholas de Lenham
     Eleanor (-1301)
     Isabel (-1283.)¹ GAV-27.

     William d'Avranches was born before 1215.¹
William d'Avranches died in 1236.¹

     William de Crevequer died before 1263.¹

     Agnes de Crevequer married John de Sandwich.¹

     Iseult de Crevequer married Nicholas de Lenham.¹

Iseult de Crevequer died before 1263.¹

     Isabel de Crevequer died in 1283.¹

     Eleanor de Crevequer married Bertram de Criol.¹

Eleanor de Crevequer died in 1301.¹
      ; per Ravilious: coheiress of her brother William de Crevequer (Sanders, p. 45)5,6

Spouse:     Bertram de Criol
Death:     12955

Children:     John (dsp -1301)
     Bertram (dsp -1306)
     Joan (-1322.)¹ GAV-26.

     Bertram de Criol married Eleanor de Crevequer, daughter of Hamo de Crevequer of Chatham, Kent and Maud d'Avranches.¹

Bertram de Criol died in 1295.¹
     GAV-26.

     John de Criol died in 1301; dsp.¹

     Bertram de Criol died in 1306; dsp.¹

     Joan de Rokesley married Walter de Pateshul.¹

Joan de Rokesley died after 1330.¹

     Joan de Poynings married Sir William Oreketot (Criketot?)¹

     Thomas de Poynings 2nd Lord Pynings married Blanche Mowbray, daughter of Sir John de Mowbray Knt., 3rd Lord Mowbray, Baron of Axholme and Thirsk and Joan (?) of Lancaster, before 5 June 1372
; her 3rd husband.^5,6
Thomas de Poynings 2nd Lord Pynings died before 25 June 1375; Ravilious says d 1374; Richardson says d "shortly before 25 June 1375.^1,6

     Elizabeth Bardolf married Robert de Scales 5th Lord Scales, son of Roger de Scales 4th Lord Scales and Joan de Northwood,
; her 1st husband.^2,1
      ; Ravilious says:      Elizabeth, m. (1) Robert, Lord Scales,
(2) Sir Henry Percy of Gainsborough.¹

     Ralph II de Langetot married Cecilia (?)¹

      ; per Smith: Rosie Bevan published a brief stemma of the Langetot family in SGM
during 2003 (see archves):

1.Ralph de Langetot fl 1086
2.Ralph II de Langetot fl 1129
+ Cecilia
3.Ralph III de Langetot b.c.1120 fl 1166 d.s.p.
3.Emma de Langetot b.c.1125 fl 1185
+ NN
+ Geoffrey FitzWilliam
4. Muriel FitzWilliam b.c. 1155
+ Alan II de Dunstanville
4.Cecilia FitzWilliam b.c.1161
+ Alard FitzWilliam
2.Miles de Langetot fl 1121
3.Miles de Langetot
2.Matilda
+ Ranulf fitz Walter
2.Alice
+ Roger de Chesney

I am curious as the the identity of the Ranulf fitz Walter who married
Matilda de Langetot. He is mentioned in:

DP, p 354.
DD, pps 541, 757.
Rosie Bevan, post to SGM dated 27 Mar 2003, Emma de Langetot and DD
corrections?

I have not seen his parentage identified. I am curious to know if his
parentage has been identified.

DP, p 449.
DD, p 523-524.

Contain entries regarding Walter fitz Alberic de Cadamo and state that
he had a son Ralph (Ranulf) but does not give any more details about
him.

Since these are both important Norfolk familes, i suppose it is
possible that the two Ranulfs are one and the same. Of course, it
could also be a simple case of "the names the same". Has anyone seen
evidence to bear on this matter.

Doug Smith.¹ Ralph II de Langetot was living in 1129.¹

     Cecilia (?) married Ralph II de Langetot, son of Ralph de Langetot.¹

     Ralph III de Langetot died; d.s.p.¹ He was born circa 1120.¹
     He was living in 1166.¹