“ID: I13847
Name: @*Geoffrey (Galfridus) de Ridel
Sex: M
Birth: ABT 1075 in Witering,Northamptonshire,England
Death: 25 NOV 1120 in Northamptonshire,England
Note:
(a) In Dugdale's "Usage of Arms", are given the numerous variations (for the sake of "difference") in the armorial ensigns borne by the various members of the Basset family. From this it would appear that the house of Weldon, and that of
Drayton, both of whom derived from the elder sons of Richard Basset by Maud, daughter and heir of Geoffrey Ridel (a powerful feudal Baron, whose lands they inherited), adopted the "3 piles" (the Ridel coat), but that William Basset (ancestor of
the house of Sapcote, being the youngest son of the said William and Maud), "having no advancement by the house of Rydell, retained "Undie" the devise of the Bassets, and only changed the colours thereof (from gold and red) into silver and
black. But, about the time of Edward III, Simon Basset, Baron of Sapcote (descended from the forenamed William) and Sir John Basset of Blore (also so descended), both of them (I know not the case why) at one instant (as I think) relinquished
their devise of "Undie" and invested themselves into "Ridels" (ie. the 3 piles with certain variations). [G.E. Cokayne] J. H. Round, however points out that all this is invalidated by the fact that Geoffrey Ridel d. as early as 1120, when there
cannot have existed a family coat of Ridel. [Vicary Gibbs] [Complete Peerage II:1 note (a)]
Note:
Note: Title: Complete Peerage of England Scotland Ireland Great Britain and the United Kingdom, by G. E Cokayne, Sutton Publishing Ltd, 2000
Note: Page: II:1 (a)
Note: Text: d. as early as 1120.
Change Date: 19 SEP 2006

Father: @*Geoffrey Ridel b: ABT 1044 in Blaye,France
Mother: @*Miss de Bigot b: ABT 1048 in Norfolk,England

Marriage 1 @*Geva d' Avranches b: ABT 1076 in Chestershire,England
Married: ABT 1096 in Witering,England
Children
@*Matilda de Ridel b: ABT 1097 in Witering,Northamptonshire,England
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