Category: Early Barony of Papcastle

Categories: Early English Feudal Baronies | Papcastle, Cumberland

Sanders, English Baronies, pp.134-135.

This is one of the most northern baronies and therefore it was not part of England in 1086 for Domesday Book. However, Gospatrick's pre-Norman holding of the area was later recognized as relevant, according to Sanders, and so we include him and his son Waldeve and grandson Alan.

Papcastle's barony was a district of Allerdale, below the Derwent. (The barony of Egremont held Copeland, Allerdale above the Derwent.) To its north was another barony, Burgh by Sands.

The lords of this barony, at least when it was united, also held the honour of Cockermouth. See The Honour of Cockermouth. T. H. B. Graham

Gospatric (Dunbar) Dunbar First Earl of Dunbar abt 1040 Northumberland, England - abt 15 Dec 1074

Waltheof Dunbar abt 1062 Allerdale below Derwent, Scotland - 1138

William (Dunkeld) Moray abt 1090 Scotland - abt 1151

Cecily (FitzWilliam) le Gros aft 1138 Yorkshire, England - abt 1189

Andrew (Harcla) de Harcla - 1323

Alice (Lucy) de Multon Egremont, Cumberland, England - abt 24 Mar 1288

Anthony Lucy abt 1283 Cockermouth, Cumberland, England - 1343

Reynold (Lucy) de Lucy abt 1137 Coupland and Egremont, Yorkshire, England - 11 Jan 1198

Richard (Lucy) de Lucy abt 1183 Egremont, Cumberland, England - abt Feb 1213

Thomas (Lucy) de Lucy abt 1230 Cumberland, England - bef 09 Apr 1305

Thomas (Lucy) de Lucy abt 1280 Cockermouth, Cumberland, England - 1308

William (MacWilliam) de Egremont aft 1138 Egremont, Cumberland, England - aft 1163

Alice (Rumilly) de Courtenay aft 1138 Allerdale, Cumberland, England - bef Mar 1215

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