Margaret Chaumpneys

• General Notes
  • [ 1189 –1199 ] who left it to a Son called Raph de Kirketon, who dying without issue, his Brother Hugh Bozon, de Kirketon, was his Heir, and left to Simon de Kirketon his Son, who also had a Son and Heir tailed John de Kirketon, but he died without Issue, and so this Manor became the  Inheritance of his three Sifters, Margaret, Wife of John, Son of Raph Chaumpneys, of Quaplade, Alice, Wife of Fulc  Everard, of Sutton, the Black, and after of William,
    
    The history of the parishes of Sherburn and Cawood  By William Wheater
    Margaret de Kirketon apparently the granddaughter of Alexander de Kirketon, the Archbishop’s sensechal in 1284, and sheriff of York, temp Edw I, was a “damsel” of the Lady Alice de Lacey.  Married twice
    
    History of Nottinghamshire  By Robert Thoroton p 328
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