Kevin Patrick Mostyn Family - Person Sheet
Kevin Patrick Mostyn Family - Person Sheet
NameRagemer DE WELLE, 27G Grandfather
Web Notes notes for Ragemer DE WELLE
From "Complete Peerage" by C.E.K., vXII/2, p436:
Tenant of Gilbert de Gant in Claxby St Andrew, Withern & Well, Lincolnshire, when Domesday Book was compiled; died before 1115-1118, when he had been succeeded by his sons. fn b: Domesday Book, vol i, ff. 355, 355b; Lincs Domesday and Lindsey Survey, Lincs. Rec. Soc., pp. 111, 254. In Domesday Book his name apperas twice as Rauemer and once as Rademer, and in Lindsay Survey 3 times as Ragemer.
fn. a: For the early pedigree of this family (1066-1283), by W.O. Massingberd, see Lincs N. and Q., vol vi, pp54-57. For the latter period (1242-1421) see that by Commander S.N. Smith, R.N., in Misc. Gen. et Her., 5th Ser., vol ix, pp. 44-48. See also "Notes on the Hist. of Well" by Rev. E.H.R. Tatham, in Assoc. Arch. Soc., Rep., vol xxx, pp343-66; Dudding, "Hist. of Saleby with Thoresthorpe," pp 77-84; Dudding,"Hist. of Alford with Rigsby," pp 18-36; "The Descent of the Manor of Ellington" in Arch. Aeliana, 4th Ser., vol v, pp. 1-12; and Canon C.W. Foster, "Aisthorpe and Thorpe in the Fallows," pp. 27-32.
Although the first Lord was summoned to Parliament as Adam de Welles, the name was usually spelt Welle until the close of the 14th century, when Welles was adopted by the 5th Lord and for the place from which he drew his title.
Tenant of Gilbert de Gant in Claxby St Andrew, Withern & Well, Lincolnshire, when Domesday Book was compiled; died before 1115-1118, when he had been succeeded by his sons. fn b: Domesday Book, vol i, ff. 355, 355b; Lincs Domesday and Lindsey Survey, Lincs. Rec. Soc., pp. 111, 254. In Domesday Book his name apperas twice as Rauemer and once as Rademer, and in Lindsay Survey 3 times as Ragemer.
fn. a: For the early pedigree of this family (1066-1283), by W.O. Massingberd, see Lincs N. and Q., vol vi, pp54-57. For the latter period (1242-1421) see that by Commander S.N. Smith, R.N., in Misc. Gen. et Her., 5th Ser., vol ix, pp. 44-48. See also "Notes on the Hist. of Well" by Rev. E.H.R. Tatham, in Assoc. Arch. Soc., Rep., vol xxx, pp343-66; Dudding, "Hist. of Saleby with Thoresthorpe," pp 77-84; Dudding,"Hist. of Alford with Rigsby," pp 18-36; "The Descent of the Manor of Ellington" in Arch. Aeliana, 4th Ser., vol v, pp. 1-12; and Canon C.W. Foster, "Aisthorpe and Thorpe in the Fallows," pp. 27-32.
Although the first Lord was summoned to Parliament as Adam de Welles, the name was usually spelt Welle until the close of the 14th century, when Welles was adopted by the 5th Lord and for the place from which he drew his title.