Alice
de Neville
formerly Audley aka de Audley de Greystoke
Born about in England
Ancestors 
Daughter of Hugh (Audley) de Audley
and Iseult (Rous) de Audley
Sister of
Hugh (Audley) de Audley Knt and James Audley
Wife of
Ralph Greystoke
— married
25 Nov 1317 in England
Wife of
Ralph (Neville) de Neville
— married
14 Jan 1327 in England
Descendants 
Mother of
Isabel (Neville) de Neville, William Greystoke, Euphemia (Neville) de Clifford, John (Neville) de Neville KG, Catherine Neville, Alexander (Neville) de Neville, Ralph Neville, Thomas Neville, Robert (Neville) de Neville, William Neville, Margaret (Neville) Percy, Eleanor (Neville) de Neville and Elizabeth (Neville) de Neville
Died
at about age 74
in Raby, Durham, England
Profile last modified
| Created 21 Oct 2010
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Biography
A mid-15th century manuscript names Alice as a daughter of Randolph Neville. [1] NOTE: her mother Iseult's LNAB is not Mortimer, it is le Rus or Rous per Some corrections and additions to the Complete Peerage: Volume 1: Audley of Stratton Audley.
Burial: Alice (de Audley) de Neville was buried in a tomb in Durham Cathedral with her husband, Sir Ralph de Neville.
Sources
- ↑ Medieval Lands
- Royal Ancestry 2013 D. Richardson Vol. III p. 136-137
- Royal Ancestry 2013 D. Richardson Vol. IV p. 228-230
- Royal Ancestry" 2013 Douglas Richardson Vol. I. page 493'
- Magna Carta Ancestry 2011 2nd ed. Vol. III p. 242-243
- Wikipedia: Ralph de Greystoke, 1st Baron Greystoke
- Wikipedia: Ralph Neville, 2nd Baron Neville de Raby
- Medieval Lands, database online, (accessed 31 March 2015), Charles Cawley and Foundation for Medieval Genealogy, Randolph Neville, See #9
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Rejected matches › Alice (Greystoke) de Dunbar (abt.1115-aft.1162) › Alice (Audley) Meynell (abt.1315-aft.1358) › Alice (Neville) FitzHugh (abt.1430-aft.1503) › Alice (Longford) Neville (abt.1380-) › Alice (Neville) Clifton (1442-) › Alice (Pickhill) Neville (abt.1232-abt.1296)
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Noticed the picture of the tomb coverings. The Scottish POWs from the Battle of Dunbar were housed here in 1650 and basically destroyed tomb coverings and anything else that was in Durham Cathedral.
If anyone is interested in the historical perspective on the Scottish POWs/Battle of Dunbar, you might want to read the book 'Lost Lives, New Voices'. It is very eye-opening. Lots of excavations have gone on at Durham Cathedral. Many of the POWs died or were put to work on draining the fens in England; sold off as indentured servants to people in Barbados and New England.
Also, the Scottish POWs who were taken at the Battle of Worcester in 1651were sold off as indentured servants.
Linda Alcott Maples (alcott-171)