-
family to the Parr family, and the
Richmond fee,
which sta**** with the
Lyndesey family until it came into the
hands of the
French lords of Coucy, upon...
- John Williams, 1st
Baron Williams of Thame. In 1460 the abbot,
Richard Lyndesey, was a
defendant in a case
brought in the
Court of
Common Pleas. "Thame...
- heiresses: Helwise, wife of
Peter de Brus II; Alice, wife of
William de
Lyndesey and Serota, wife of Alan de Multon.
Barony of
Appleby Robert de Vieuxpont...
-
their de
Thweng descendants.
Alice de Lancaster, who
married William de
Lyndesey and was
ancestor to the
possessors of the
Richmond Fee, part of the Barony...
- son of Christiana, the
father being William Lyndesey of Crawfurd. The male line
ended with John de
Lyndesey,
whose daughter married John
Wallace of Riccarton...
- son of Christiana, the
father being William Lyndesey of Crawfurd. The male line
ended with John de
Lyndesey,
whose daughter married John
Wallace of Riccarton...
-
elected 1464, died 1468.
Walter Stansted,
elected 1468, died 1497.
William Lyndesey or Sprowton,
elected 1498, died 1517. John Stoke,
elected 1517, resigned...
