William de Lovel , of Minster Lovel, Sir 
William de was born about 1150 in Elcombe, Swindon, Gloucestershire, England. William de's father was William Lovel , Seigneur de Ivri & Breval and his mother was Maud de Beaumont. He had a brother named Henry. He was the younger of the two children. He died before 1213 in Minster Lovel, Oxfordshire, England.General Notes
WILLIAM LOVEL, brother of Waleran d'Ivry, was In possession of Elcombe (Elleton) in 1177. About 1188, as William d'Ivry, he granted a rent to West Dereham Priory. In 1190 he joined the third Crusade. By a deed not later than 1194 he granted lands and advowsons to the Bishop of Ely for his service, and for 40 marks given him by the Bishop, to acquit his inheritance. In 8 Richard I, as William Lovel of Minster (Lovel), with the assent of his wife Isabel, he gave 2 mills there to the monks of Thame. In 1199 he was at Poitiers. In 1201 he refused to serve in France. He married Isabel some time before 1190. He was living in 1212, but dead in 1213. [Complete Peerage VIII:213-4, (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)]
‌William de and Isabel were married in a religious ceremony before 1190. They had a son named John.
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John Lovel , of Minster Lovel, Sir Knight
John was born after 1191 in Minster Lovel, Oxfordshire, England. He died before December 23rd, 1252.
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