Généalogie and Heritage - Baron of Oxburg RALF de Limésy (alias de Limesi)

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Autres noms

Autres noms	Nom
Autre nom	Ralf, Baron of Oxburg De Limisi

Parents

Père	Date de naissance	Mère	Date de naissance
HUGH De Toescini De Toescini	ABT 1030	Lady CHRISTINE Lady Hugh, Half sister of WILLIAM de Conteville RO01 WC01 IMPORTANT See Notes for codes.	ABT 1032

Événements personnels

Type d’événement	Date	Lieu	Description
Naissance	ABT 1060	Toescini, Normandy, France
Décès	1085	Oxenburg, Norfolk, England

Notes


Baron of Oxburg or Oxenburg in Norfolk. Listed as a Lord in DomesayBook.Given Borny by Wm the Conqueror and 41 other manors in severalcounties wiht the lands of his wife Christina, sister of Prince Edgar[ of Atheling]" from James S Cushing genealogy 1905.He was King William's sister's son, porbably Robert of Limesy
About Ralf / Ralph de Limisi, Baron of Oxburg William gave to Ralf the barony of Oxburg, or Oxenburg in Norfolk, and 41 other manors in several counties with the lands of Christina one of the sisters of Prince Edgar, whom Ralf married. They had Ralf who married Hadewise and had Alan, whose son Gerard married Amy, (daughter of Trian de Hornelade of Bidun Limisi), whose son John married Alice, daughter of Robert of Harcourt, died in 1198 and left a son, Hugh, who is said to have died without issue some time after 1223. Through John's sister (and co-heir) part of the barony passed by marriage with David de Limisey to the Lindsays, or Lindseys of Scotland. An analysis of the Domesday book of the county of Norfolk - Rev. George Munford Page 41 XXVII.— RALPH DE LIMESI. Ralph de Limesi, a relation of Robert de Limesi, Bishop of Litchfield and Coventry, was a Norman Baron, and, according to some accounts, nephew to the Conqueror, although Dugdale makes no mention of such a relationship. William bestowed upon him forty-onemanors in England, besides the lands of his wife Christina, one of the sisters of Prince Edgar Atheling, grandson of King Edmund Ironside, who was brother to Edward the Confessor. Ralph de Limesi founded at Hertford a priory of Benedictine monks, subordinate to the Abbey of St. Alban's, in the time of Abbot Paul, who died in the year 1093. In Norfolk, Ralph de Limesi held only two manors, which were valued, both in the Confessor's and in the Conqueror's time, at £6.

Baron of Oxburg or Oxenburg in Norfolk. Listed as a Lord in DomesayBook.Given Borny by Wm the Conqueror and 41 other manors in severalcounties wiht the lands of his wife Christina, sister of Prince Edgar[ of Atheling]" from James S Cushing genealogy 1905.He was King William's sister's son, porbably Robert of Limesy

About Ralf / Ralph de Limisi, Baron of Oxburg
William gave to Ralf the barony of Oxburg, or Oxenburg in Norfolk, and 41 other manors in several counties with the lands of Christina one of the sisters of Prince Edgar, whom Ralf married.

They had Ralf who married Hadewise and had Alan, whose son Gerard married Amy, (daughter of Trian de Hornelade of Bidun Limisi), whose son John married Alice, daughter of Robert of Harcourt, died in 1198 and left a son, Hugh, who is said to have died without issue some time after 1223. Through John's sister (and co-heir) part of the barony passed by marriage with David de Limisey to the Lindsays, or Lindseys of Scotland.

An analysis of the Domesday book of the county of Norfolk - Rev. George Munford

Page 41

XXVII.— RALPH DE LIMESI.

Ralph de Limesi, a relation of Robert de Limesi, Bishop of Litchfield and Coventry, was a Norman Baron, and, according to some accounts, nephew to the Conqueror, although Dugdale makes no mention of such a relationship. William bestowed upon him forty-onemanors in England, besides the lands of his wife Christina, one of the sisters of Prince Edgar Atheling, grandson of King Edmund Ironside, who was brother to Edward the Confessor. Ralph de Limesi founded at Hertford a priory of Benedictine monks, subordinate to the Abbey of St. Alban's, in the time of Abbot Paul, who died in the year 1093. In Norfolk, Ralph de Limesi held only two manors, which were valued, both in the Confessor's and in the Conqueror's time, at £6.

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Histoire

Date	Âge	Événement	Catégorie
999 - 1139	(-61.0) - 79.1	Conquête de l’Italie du sud et de l’Italie par les Normands	Guerres
1066	6.0	Conquête de l’Angleterre par les Normands	Angleterre
1079	19.0	Bataille de Cabra	Espagne
1081	21.0	Exil d'El Cid	Espagne