The Lascelles family was possibly from Loucelles, near Caen. The Lascelles family continued down the male line until 1294, when the estate was divided between the four co-heiresses. [5]
Picot de Lascelles. Picot de Lascelles (born c.1062) at the Domesday Survey was sub-tenant in Yorkshire of William de Percy (at Bolton-on-Dearne, Kirby Wiske, Scruton, Sutton-upon-Derwent and Thrintoft in Ainderby Steeple), and also sub-tenant of Count Alan IV in Lincolnshire (at Aylesby, Fulstow and Swallow). He died c.1119-29.[5]
Roger de Lascelles. Roger de Lascelles (born c.1095), possibly died c.1146.[5]
Emma de Lascelles m. Peter. Emma de Lascelles (born c.1136, thought to be a daughter of Roger, without proof) married Peter.[5]
Siblings
Sister of John de Lascelles, poss dau. of Roger. [2]
Emma was probably the sister of John de Lascelles, who seems to have brought as her marriage portion lands in Snaith and Sitlington.[6]
1114 Estimated Birth Year
Her husband Peter's birth year is estimated as 1114. Make her three years younger and her birth year can be estimated as 1117.
She married Peter de Birkin, [4] who died before 1143. [2]
The marriage year is estimated at 1135, when he was 21 and she was 18.
Peter de Birkin of Birkin, co. Yorks. died before 1143 [7]
1179 Claim against Simon de Lascelles
In or before 1179 Adam made a claim against Simon de Lascelles for twenty-four carucates in Birkin and the soc of Snaith “in the right of his mother, that is, Emma de lascelles. (footnote) [6]
Issue
Adam fitz Peter (-1185) [1] Estimated birth year 1135. She was the mother of Adam Fitz Peter de Birkin, [4] who died before 1185. [2]
Thomas fitz Peter [1] Estimated birth year 1137. Thomas fitz Peter de Leeds was of Leeds, co. Yorks. '..Thomas fitz Peter "qui habuit terras de Ledes ex dono fratris sui, Adam dom. de Birkin, et vocavit se de Ledes " (Ducat. Leod., ed. 1816, p. 106).' [Kirkby's Inquest, p. 38] [8]Thomas is a witness together with his brother Roger of a charter of Adam fitz Peter (their brother) and Matilda de Cauz, granting a mill at Stainborough to Pontefract: ' Hiis testibus, Thoma filio Petri, et Rogero filio Petri, fratribus meis,...' [Chart. St. John II:423] [9]
Roger fitz Peter [1] Estimated birth year 1137. Roger fitz Peter de Birkin was a witness together with his brother Thomas of a charter of Adam fitz Peter (their brother) and Matilda de Cauz, granting a mill at Stainborough to Pontefract: ' Hiis testibus, Thoma filio Petri, et Rogero filio Petri, fratribus meis,...' [Chart. St. John II:423] [9]
Descendents
John P. Ravilious provides a summary table of three generations of descendants: [1]
Peter de Birkin, d. bef 1143 married Emma [de Lascelles ?]
Adam fitz Peter de Birkin, d. 1185) married Matilda de Cauz
Robert, d.v.p. 1185
John de Birkin, d. 1227 married Joan l'Enveise [ first wife ]
Isabel de Birkin, d. bef. 1252 married Robert de Everingham, d. 1246
Sir Adam de Everingham, of Laxton, co. Notts. d. 1280
Sir John de Everingham, of Birkin, co. Yorks. d. aft 1269
Robert de Everingham, rector of Birkin d. aft 1282
Thomas de Birkin, d.s.p. 1230 married Joan
Peter de Birkin
Roger de Birkin, of Bolton, co. Yorks.
William de Birkin
NN, a daughter married Robert le Vavasour, of Addingham, Edlington & c.
Maud le Vavasour, d. bef 1227 married Theobald Walter, of Boxted, Suffolk [first husband] and then Fulk FitzWarin, of Whittington, co. Salop. [second husband]
Thomas fitz Peter, of Leeds, co. Yorks.
Roger fitz Peter de Birkin
Sources
↑ 1.01.11.21.31.41.5 John P. Ravilious. Soc.genealogy.medieval. September 22, 2004. Reconstruction of the family of De Birkin, oc Laxton, co. Notts, and Birkin, co. Yorks. This family is probably best known as being ancestral to the family of Everingham of Laxton. Accessed Feb 26, 2018. jhd
↑ Soc.gen.med, Ed Mann, John Ravilous "de Birkin of Laxton, Nottinghamshire", 22 Sep 2004. Cited by Adrian Oates, Red First Emma de Lascelles Accessed Feb 27, 2018. jhd
↑ 4.04.14.2 II: Domesday Descendants, K S B Keats-Rohan, (Boydell Press, 2002), Emma de Lascelles, p. 535. Her son Filius Petri filii Essulf, Adam, p. 937. Her husband, Petrus filius Essulf, p. 884. Cited by Adrian Oates, Red First Emma de Lascelles Accessed Feb 27, 2018. jhd
↑ 6.06.1 Janet Burton. The Monastic order in Yorkshire, 1069-1215. [1] Accessed Feb 27, 2018 jhd
↑ William Farrer, Hon.D.Litt., Editor, "Early Yorkshire Charters," Ballantyne, Hanson & Co., Edinburgh, 1915-1916, Vol. II (1915) Vol. III. (1916), Vol. XII [courtesy Rosie Bevan]. Cited by John P. Ravilious. Soc.genealogy.medieval. September 22, 2004. De Birkin Family , Accessed Feb 26, 2018. jhd
↑ John de Kirkby, "The survey of the county of York taken by John de Kirkby, commonly called Kirkby's Inquest," also inquisitions of knights' fees, the Nomina villarum for orkshire, and an appendix of illustrative documents, Durham: Pub. for the Society by Andrews and Co., 1867. Cited by John P. Ravilious. Soc.genealogy.medieval. September 22, 2004. De Birkin Family , Accessed Feb 26, 2018. jhd
↑ 9.09.1 Richard Holmes, ed., "The Chartulary of St. John of Pontefract," The Yorkshire Archaeological Society, Record Series), various dates:, Vol. II(Record series vol. XXX) - 1902. Cited by John P. Ravilious. Soc.genealogy.medieval. September 22, 2004. De Birkin Family , Accessed Feb 26, 2018. jhd
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