- Cathedral). In the 12th century,
Robert de Es****, also
known as
Robert FitzSwein,
founded Prittlewell Priory as a cell of the
Cluniac Priory of St Pancras...
- Earl of Norfolk. He also had
three daughters: Gunnor, who
married Robert fitz Swein of Es****, Lord of Rayleigh; Cecily, who
married William d'Aubigny "Brito";...
- Montdidier-Roucy 1.
Robert de Vere, 3rd Earl of
Oxford 24.
Swein FitzRobert 12.
Robert FitzSwein 6.
Henry of Es**** 26.
Roger Bigod 13.
Gunnora Bigod 27....
-
Henry was the son and heir of
Robert fitz Swein of Es****, a
descendant of the pre-Conquest
landowner Robert fitz Wimarch who was
favoured by King Edward...
-
Retrieved 3
November 2010.
Bretton – The "Brettons" of West
Bretton from Adam
Fitz Swein de Bretton[dead link] "Monk
Bretton -
Around Town
Online Barnsley Villages...
- when King
Swein I of
Denmark drove Æthelred and his
family from England.
Swein's death in 1014
allowed Æthelred to
return home, but
Swein's son Cnut contested...
- left his
extensive estates to his son Suen (
Swein of Es****), who went on to
build Rayleigh Castle.
Robert fitz Wimarc seems to have been a
prudent man, with...
-
indicates that Hugh
fitzBaldric, the late-eleventh-century
Sheriff of
Nottinghamshire and Yorkshire, held
responsibility for
bringing Swein-son-of-Sicga to...
- Channel. Still, it did not
prevent Swein Forkbeard, king of Denmark, from
conquering England in 1013.
After Swein died in 1014, the
English invited Æthelred...
-
derived from
Norse personal names,
including Mac
Suibhne (Sweeney) from
Swein and
McAuliffe from "Olaf". The name Cotter,
local to
County Cork, derives...
