RALF le Cosyn (where the Cushing name comes from)
Autres noms
| Autres noms |
Nom |
| Nom de naissance |
Ralf Le Cusyn or Le Cosyn de Limisi |
| Nom de naissance |
Ralf Le Cusyn de Limésy (alias de Limesi) |
| Nom de naissance |
Ralf Le Cusyn |
Événements personnels
| Type d’événement |
Date |
Lieu |
Description |
 Naissance |
1210 |
Hardingham, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom |
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| Décès |
1298 |
Oxenburg, Norfolk, England |
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Notes
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name also Ralf, Le Cusyn
Limisi is supposed to eb a corruption of Limesy nr Rouen France
Holder of "Chosely in "the land party of England". Hs coat of arnswere the same as the De Limisis, with a small change of tincture |
| He is said to have been a younger son of Gerard, brother of John de Limisi, since he is found holding Choseley in the land party of England about this time, and since his arms, with merely a change of tincture, were the same as those of the de Limisis. |
| Ralf surnamed Le Cusyn or Le Cosyn de Limisi is said to have been a younger son of Gerard, brother of John de Limisi, since he is found holding Choseley in the land party of England about this time, and since his arms, with merely a change of tincture, were the same as those of the de Limisis. From him were Roger and Richard Cosyn, from one of whom (probably the former) Galfridus Cusyn was descended. |
| Ralf surnamed Le Cusyn or Le Cosyn de Limisi is said to have been a younger son of Gerard, brother of John de Limisi, since he is found holding Choseley in the land party of England about this time, and since his arms, with merely a change of tincture, were the same as those of the de Limisis. From him were Roger and Richard Cosyn, from one of whom (probably the former) Galfridus Cusyn was descended. |
| "William Cushing (Cussyn or Cusseyn), was born sometime during the fourteenth century. He was either the son or grandson of the Galfridus Cusyn of Hardingham, Norfolk Co., England, who is mentioned in the Subsidy Rolls for Norfolk in 1327. He added to theoriginal estate in Hardingham - the estates in Hingham which were inherited by his son Thomas." |
GERARD de Limésy (alias de Limesi) (corruption of Limésy nr Rouen France)
AMY de Hornelade