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NameEllen de Morville 
[73, Galloway article, Vol IV, p. 139], [75, 4th June 2000], [60, Wake art, Vol XII/2, p. 299, note (b)], [119, Father, Ricardus de Morville, p. 603]
[73, Galloway article, Vol IV, p. 139], [75, 4th June 2000], [60, Wake art, Vol XII/2, p. 299, note (b)], [119, Father, Ricardus de Morville, p. 603]Deathca 1217
GeneralHeir to her brother William.
FatherRichard de Morville (-1189)
MotherAvice de Lancaster
Spouses
Notes for Ellen de Morville
MicahelAnne Guido has found a confirming document:
Newsgroups: soc.genealogy.medieval
Subject: Re: Dispensation for Robert Stewart (II of Scots) and Euphemia of Ross
Date: Mon, 28 Nov 2005 18:50:31 +0000 (UTC)
Calendar of documents relating to Scotland preserved in Her Majesties public
record office, London, Vol. I 1108-1272, edited by Joseph Bain, Edinburgh,
1881:
#318. 1201-1202.
Northamptonshire:---Simon de Pateshulle renders his account. New
Oblations:---Rolland of Galloway owes 500 marks for having a recognizance whether
Richard de Moreville father of his wife Elena, was seized of a knight's fee and
pertinents in Basiath for 15 days before the war began between king Henry the
father and king Henry the son. William Cumin accounts for 25 marks and a
palfrey for having to wife the younger daughter of Robert Fitz Hugh, with a
reasonable part of the frank tenement which was the said Robert's. He has paid into
the treasury 20 marks; and he owes 5 marks and a palfrey. [ Pipe Rolls, 3
John, Rot. 13].
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Newsgroups: soc.genealogy.medieval
Subject: Re: Dispensation for Robert Stewart (II of Scots) and Euphemia of Ross
Date: Mon, 28 Nov 2005 18:50:31 +0000 (UTC)
Calendar of documents relating to Scotland preserved in Her Majesties public
record office, London, Vol. I 1108-1272, edited by Joseph Bain, Edinburgh,
1881:
#318. 1201-1202.
Northamptonshire:---Simon de Pateshulle renders his account. New
Oblations:---Rolland of Galloway owes 500 marks for having a recognizance whether
Richard de Moreville father of his wife Elena, was seized of a knight's fee and
pertinents in Basiath for 15 days before the war began between king Henry the
father and king Henry the son. William Cumin accounts for 25 marks and a
palfrey for having to wife the younger daughter of Robert Fitz Hugh, with a
reasonable part of the frank tenement which was the said Robert's. He has paid into
the treasury 20 marks; and he owes 5 marks and a palfrey. [ Pipe Rolls, 3
John, Rot. 13].
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