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Source: THE BARONAGE OF ENGLAND AFTER THE Norman Conquest. by Dugdale, William, Sir, 1605-1686.

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Titre	THE BARONAGE OF ENGLAND AFTER THE Norman Conquest. by Dugdale, William, Sir, 1605-1686.

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Baron GILBERT le Blount CR002
Admiral ROBERT le Blount 1st Baron Ixworth CR002
WILLIAM I le Blount 3rd Baron of Ixworth CR002

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Blount. AT the time of the general Survey made by King William the Conqueror, Robert le Blund was possesseda of the Lordships of Gisworth, Walsham, Gascefield, Wice, Sape∣stune, Hepworde, Wicam, Lesewrde, Watefelle, West-Ledestune, Westorp, Wiverthestune, and Giselinche, in Com. Suff. There was also contemporary with him, William le Blund, (probably his Brother) who then like∣wise heldb the Lordships of Cro•sby, Cateby, Widcale, Torgroby, Salfleteby, and Schitebro•, in Com. Linc. To which Robert succeeded Gilbert le Blund (his son and heir) which Gilbert Foundedc a Reli∣gious House at that his Mannor of Gisworth, vulgarly called Ixworth, for Canons-regular of S. Augustine's Order: and took* to Wife Alice de Colkirke, by whom he had IssuedWilliam his son and heir. Which William,* by Sarah de Mont∣chensi his Wifee, had Issue another Gilbertf (but by mistake sometimes written Hubert) who in 12 Hen. 2. upon the Assessment of that Aid then levyed for marrying the King's daughter, certified g his Knights Fees to be in number twelve. This last mentioned Gilbert having weddedhAgnes de Lisle, begot on her Williami his son and heir; who being in minorityk at his Fathers death, be∣came Wardl to the Bishop of Ely; but in 32 Hen. 2. wasm thirty two years of age; the Lands where∣of he was possessed, beingn the Lordships of Yxe∣worth (his chief Seat) Esteldei and Walcham (in Com. Suff.) and Edulfesberg† in Com. Buck. This William, by Cecelie de Vere his Wifeo, had Issue another William.p, and two daugh∣ters, viz.qAgnes and Rohese; which last menti∣oned William, in 47 Hen. 3. takingr part with Montfort Earl of Leicester, and other the Rebellious Barons of that time, became a Partys to the Re∣ference then made by them unto Lewes King of France, touching the Ordinances of Oxford: but the next year following beingt Standard-bearer to that Earl in the Battel of Lewes, was there slainu, leaving his two Sisters his heirs; viz.xAgnes the Wife of Sir William de Criket•t Knight, and Rohese of Robert de Valoines; who thereupon sharedy his Lands which were held by Barony.

Blount.
AT the time of the general Survey made by King William the Conqueror, Robert le Blund was possesseda of the Lordships of Gisworth, Walsham, Gascefield, Wice, Sape∣stune, Hepworde, Wicam, Lesewrde, Watefelle, West-Ledestune, Westorp, Wiverthestune, and Giselinche, in Com. Suff.

There was also contemporary with him, William le Blund, (probably his Brother) who then like∣wise heldb the Lordships of Cro•sby, Cateby, Widcale, Torgroby, Salfleteby, and Schitebro•, in Com. Linc.

To which Robert succeeded Gilbert le Blund (his son and heir) which Gilbert Foundedc a Reli∣gious House at that his Mannor of Gisworth, vulgarly called Ixworth, for Canons-regular of S. Augustine's Order: and took* to Wife Alice de Colkirke, by whom he had IssuedWilliam his son and heir. Which William,* by Sarah de Mont∣chensi his Wifee, had Issue another Gilbert*f (but by mistake sometimes written Hubert) who in 12 Hen. 2. upon the Assessment of that Aid then levyed for marrying the King's daughter, certified g his Knights Fees to be in number twelve. This last mentioned Gilbert having weddedhAgnes de Lisle, begot on her Williami his son and heir; who being in minorityk at his Fathers death, be∣came Wardl to the Bishop of Ely; but in 32 Hen. 2. wasm thirty two years of age; the Lands where∣of he was possessed, beingn the Lordships of Yxe∣worth (his chief Seat) Esteldei and Walcham (in Com. Suff.) and Edulfesberg† in Com. Buck.

This William, by Cecelie de Vere his Wifeo, had Issue another William.p, and two daugh∣ters, viz.qAgnes and Rohese; which last menti∣oned William,* in 47 Hen. 3. takingr part with Montfort Earl of Leicester, and other the Rebellious Barons of that time, became a Partys to the Re∣ference then made by them unto Lewes King of France, touching the Ordinances of Oxford: but the next year following beingt Standard-bearer to that Earl in the Battel of Lewes, was there slainu, leaving his two Sisters his heirs; viz.xAgnes the Wife of Sir William de Criket•t Knight, and Rohese of Robert de Valoines; who thereupon sharedy his Lands which were held by Barony.