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and came under suspicion of treachery, being required in 1212 to hand over to the king his sons and his castle of
Prudhoe. By 1216 he joined the rebels fighting John and his lands were forfeit, though he later made peace with the government of King
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where the
Umfravilles reached the pinnacle of their power. As a prominent border landowning family, it is likely that they were invited, along with dozens of other Anglo-Norman knights, administrators, and warlords to settle in Scotland by
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Succeeding his father
Gilbert III in 1307, he married first Lucy, daughter of Sir Philip Kyme, and secondly Eleanor, daughter of Robert Lumley. With his first wife he had a son Gilbert IV and with his second wife a son Thomas I.
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Succeeding his father Thomas I in 1387, he married Agnes (died 1420), daughter of Sir Thomas Grey and his wife
Margaret Pressene, and had a son Gilbert V. A daughter Maud married Sir William Ryther, of
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Succeeding his father Robert III in 1325, he married first Joan, daughter of Sir Robert
Willoughby, and secondly Maud, daughter of Sir Thomas Lucy. With Joan he had a son Robert, who died before him.
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A first cousin three times removed, William was the great-great-grandson of Robert's aunt
Elizabeth (died before 1337) who had married Sir Gilbert Burradon.
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Succeeding his nephew
Gilbert V in 1421, his wife was named Isabel and they had no children. He was the last of the family and his lands passed to Sir
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467:, who was the mother of his only son, Gilbert III. He is usually called Earl of Angus in right of his wife, who remarried after his death.
396:, and had four or five sons, including Robert II and Richard, and at least three daughters, one being Alice who married William Bertram of
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Succeeding his father Robert I in
England, he was also active in Scotland, being associated there with King David I and his grandson King
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Succeeding his half-brother
Gilbert IV in 1381, he married Joan, daughter of Adam Roddam, and had two sons Thomas II and Robert IV.
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Succeeding his brother Odinel I after 1166, he had made his career mostly in
Scotland, and was presumably the father of Odinel II.
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Succeeding his presumed father Gilbert I after 1175, he had been raised in Scotland, initially serving in the household of King
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Succeeding his brother Robert II around 1195, he was among the northern barons who resisted the exactions of King
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landowners, administrators and soldiers who were prominent from about 1120 to 1437 on the northern border of
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gules, a cinquefoil pierced or in a bordure azure, the bordure being sometimes shown charged with horseshoes
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held by his descendants were probably granted then. He is taken to be the father of Odinel I and Gilbert I.
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meant the family frequently found itself as unsettled as the border and this came to a head during the
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The first historical member of the family, he held the lordships of Prudhoe and Redesdale for King
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Succeeding his father Gilbert II in 1245 while still an infant, he married Elizabeth, daughter of
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where they fought for both Scotland and England at various points of the conflict (as did the
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in England and also acquired interests in Scotland. Associated there with King
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and their second son was Robert III. His effigy can be seen in
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as part of his policy of modernising Scotland by introducing
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by historians. The Umfravilles, who were granted lands in
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to the Cumbrian Border up to the border with Scotland.
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may have doubled that, making him a wealthy magnate.
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through marriage into the Scots-Gaelic aristocracy.
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598:In 1245 the Umfraville arms were recorded as:
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481:Gilbert de Umfraville, Earl of Angus
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506:Robert de Umfraville, Earl of Angus
416:Robert II (died in or before 1195)
27:English-French aristocratic family
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376:Gilbert I (died in or after 1175)
305:Saint Rémy d'Unfreville la mivoie
364:Odinel I (died in or after 1166)
344:Robert I (died in or after 1145)
195:The split loyalties between the
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546:. He died on 12 February 1391.
487:Alexander Comyn, Earl of Buchan
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515:Gilbert IV (died 1381)
465:Malcolm, Earl of Angus
301:Onffreville-la-mi-voie
712:Anglo-Norman families
580:Further information:
576:Robert IV (died 1437)
550:Gilbert V (died 1421)
531:Thomas II (died 1391)
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479:Further information:
451:Gilbert de Umfraville
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384:Odinel II (died 1182)
329:William the Conqueror
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523:Thomas I (died 1387)
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424:Richard (died 1226)
237:W. de Hunffranvilla
182:Davidian Revolution
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257:Apud Vulfranvillam
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537:Thomas Umfraville
339:Principal members
321:Mark Antony Lower
249:Apud Unfranvillam
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229:Apud Wlfranvillam
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293:Onffreville
253:Wlfranvilla
233:Ulfranvilla
225:Ulfranville
221:Offranville
702:Umfraville
696:Categories
675:required.)
606:References
370:Malcolm IV
317:Onfreville
313:Unfarvilla
309:Amfréville
297:Onfrevilla
289:Onfreville
285:Offravilla
281:Onfreville
231:ab. 1130;
167:It was in
134:Umfraville
18:Umfreville
572:in 1421.
435:Henry III
402:Yorkshire
390:William I
333:Glamorgan
325:cum Barba
259:1188–89;
227:1087–88;
211:family).
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154:Redesdale
146:lordships
303:(1395);
299:(1337);
295:(1319);
287:(1282);
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199:and the
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58:Lowlands
457:Balliol
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350:Henry I
209:de Brus
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570:Baugé
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