'Colville04'Index links to: Lead / Letter
Families covered: Colvile of Arncliffe, Colville (Colvile) of Bytham
[As reported below, the following families were both originally shown on CZmisc09. They were moved here when it was appreciated that they merited a separate page together.]
Possibly connected to family of the Colviles of Carleton Colvile was the following Philip. According to TCP, the arms of this family were 'or, a fess gules'. | |||||||||||||||
Philip de Colvile in Yorkshire (a temp Stephen who r. 1135-1154) succeeded by ... | |||||||||||||||
1. | William de Colvile of Birham (Bytham) Castle, Lincolnshire (a 1216) | ||||||||||||||
m. Maude | |||||||||||||||
A. | Roger (not Robert) de Colvile (a 1216) | ||||||||||||||
m. Beatrice (a 10.1265) | |||||||||||||||
i. | Walter de Colvile or Colville, '1st Lord' (d 1276/7) | ||||||||||||||
BE1883 reports that Walter was summoned to parliament as a Baron but TCP reports that the writ "issued in rebellion, should not create a peerage dignity." | |||||||||||||||
m. Isabel or Elizabeth | |||||||||||||||
a. | Roger de Colvile or Colville of Bytham Castle, Sheriff of Norfolk & Suffolk, '2nd Lord' (b c1250, d 1287/8) | ||||||||||||||
BE1883 reports that Roger paid a fine in 1285/6 for permission to marry Ermentrude and suggests that Ermentrude was mother of his children. TCP does not mention her but identifies Roger's wife as Margaret de Brewes. TCP (Basset of Sapcote) identifies Margaret as mother of Elizabeth. We presume that she was mother of all of Roger's children. | |||||||||||||||
m(1). Margaret de Brewes (dau of Sir Richard de Brewes of Stinton by Alice, dau of William le Rus of Stinton) | |||||||||||||||
(1) | Edmund de Colvile or Colville of Bytham Castle, '3rd Lord' (b 25.01.1287/8, d 1315/6) | ||||||||||||||
m. Margaret d'Ufford (a 02.1318/9, dau of Robert d'Ufforde of Ufford by Mary) | |||||||||||||||
(A) | Roger de Colvile or Colville of Bytham Castle, 1st ('4th') Lord (b 20.10.1304, d before 06.05.1368) | ||||||||||||||
TCP identifies as the first 'true' Baron. TCP reports that he was succeeded by his grandson Robert, son of Walter. BE1883 reports that his son Walter succeeded but that Walter's son Walter (who dvp) was father of Robert, the last baron. We follow TCP. | |||||||||||||||
m. (before 22.05.1329) Cicely | |||||||||||||||
(i) | Walter de Colvile or Colville (b c1340, dvp 1368) | ||||||||||||||
m. Margaret Bassingbourne (dau of Giles Bassingbourne, son of Humphrey of Abington) | |||||||||||||||
(a) | Robert de Colvile or Colville of Bytham Castle, 2nd Lord (b c1364, d unm 14.07.1369) | ||||||||||||||
(2) | Elizabeth Colville | ||||||||||||||
m. Sir Ralph Basset of Sapcote & Cheadle (d 1322) | |||||||||||||||
(3) | Margaret or Alice Colville | ||||||||||||||
m1. Guy Gubaud | |||||||||||||||
m2. Sir John Gernun (Gernon) | |||||||||||||||
m2. (c1285/6) Ermentrude (widow of Stephen de Cressy) | |||||||||||||||
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Noting that the arms of the following family were, according to TCP, 'or, a fesse, in chief 3 roundlets, gules', it seems certain that the following family was a closely connected branch of the family just above. | |||||||||||||||
Sir Philip de Colvile of Thimleby, Foxton & Ellerbeck (a 1189, d 1230?) | |||||||||||||||
Bateson shows this as the Philip who m. Engelisa (sister/heir of Robert Ingram of Arncliff & Dale, widow of William FitzRobert) who appears to be lady shown by Foster as his grandson's wife. | |||||||||||||||
1. | Sir William de Colvile (a 1243 Constable of Norham Castle) | ||||||||||||||
A. | (Sir) Philip de Colvile of Thimbleby & Sigston, Yorkshire (d before 1270) | ||||||||||||||
m. Engelise Ingram (dau of Robert Ingram or Engeram of Ingleby Arncliffe, Dale & Helserton) | |||||||||||||||
i. | William Colvile of Sigston, Lord of Dale (dsp before 17.02.1299/1300) | ||||||||||||||
ii/iii. | Sir Philip Colvile of Thimbleby (dsp) | ||||||||||||||
m. Agnes de Northington (m2. Henry de Haliburton of Scotland) | |||||||||||||||
iii/ii. | Sir Robert Colvile (a 1300, d by 1324?) this generation (and his children other than his successor) shown by Bateson but not by Foster | ||||||||||||||
a. | Sir Robert Colvile (a 1330, 2nd son?) | ||||||||||||||
m. Elizabeth Conyers (dau of Sir John Conyers) | |||||||||||||||
(1) | Sir William Colvile of Spindeston (a 1368) | ||||||||||||||
m1. Joan Fauconberg (dau of Sir John Fauconberg) | |||||||||||||||
(A) | Sir John Colvile of Arncliffe & Dale (d 20.08.1405) | ||||||||||||||
m. Alice Darcy (dau of John, Lord Darcy) | |||||||||||||||
(i) | Sir Robert Colvile of Arncliffe | ||||||||||||||
m. Elizabeth Fulthorpe (dau of Sir William Fulthorpe) | |||||||||||||||
(a) | Sir John Colvile (b 1393-4, dsp 1418) | ||||||||||||||
m. Elizabeth Tylliol (dau of Sir Piers Tylliol) | |||||||||||||||
(ii) | Joane Colvile | ||||||||||||||
m. Sir William Mauleverer of Wothersome (a 1463) | |||||||||||||||
(iii) | Isabel Colvile | ||||||||||||||
m1. John Wandesford of Kirklington | |||||||||||||||
m2. William Fencotes of Bishopton | |||||||||||||||
m2. (c1350) Joan St. Quintin (d 09.1390, sister of Anthony St. Quintin, widow of John Engaine) | |||||||||||||||
(B) | Marmaduke Colvile (dsp) | ||||||||||||||
(2) | Elizabeth Colvile | ||||||||||||||
m. Henry or John Sarazin | |||||||||||||||
(3)+ | other issue (dsp) - Philip (a 1367), Marian | ||||||||||||||
b. | Elizabeth Colvile | ||||||||||||||
m. John Percy (son/heir of Sir Alexander of Ormesby) | |||||||||||||||
c.+ | other issue (dsp) - Sir Robert (1st of the name), Sir Philip (a 1354, d 1375?), William | ||||||||||||||
B. | Joan Colvile | ||||||||||||||
m. John FitzMichael (de Ryhill) | |||||||||||||||
Main source(s):
(1) For upper section (originally uploaded 21.03.07 within CZmisc09) : BE1883 ('Colvile'), TCP ('Coleville (of Bytham)')
(2) For lower section (uploaded uploaded 07.07.07 within CZmisc09, reviewed there 15.03.19) : Visitation (Foster 1875, Yorkshire, 1584/5+1612, 'Maleverer of Wodersome'), 'A History of Northumberland' (vol 1, Edward Bateson, 1893, 'Colville of Arncliff and Dale in Yorkshire and of Spindleston and Budle in Northumberland', p181) with a little support from TCP ('Coleville (of Dale)')
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