Family of William DE BOYDELE and Alice DE DUTTON

Husband:	William DE BOYDELE (1210-c. 1272)
Wife:	Alice DE DUTTON (c. 1220- )
Children:	John DE BOYDEL (1252-1308)
	Hugh DE BOYDELE (c. 1254-aft1295)
	William DE BOYDELE (c. 1255- )
Marriage	1251

Husband: William DE BOYDELE

Name:	William DE BOYDELE^1,2
Sex:	Male
Alt. Name:	William Fitz William le BOYDELL
Father:	William de BOIDELE (c. 1175-bef1216)
Mother:	-
Birth	1210
Title		Sir
Death	c. 1272 (age 61-62)

Wife: Alice DE DUTTON

Name:	Alice DE DUTTON^1,2
Sex:	Female
Father:	Hugh de DUTTON (1190?- )
Mother:	Unknown MASSEY (1190?- )
Birth	c. 1220
Death

Child 1: John DE BOYDEL

Name:	John DE BOYDEL^1,2
Sex:	Male
Spouse:	Margaret MOLYNEUX (1250-aft1323)
Birth	2 Feb 1251/52
Title		Sir
Death	[J] 1308

Child 2: Hugh DE BOYDELE

Name:	Hugh DE BOYDELE¹
Sex:	Male
Birth	c. 1254
Death	aft 1295 (age 40-41)

Child 3: William DE BOYDELE

Name:	William DE BOYDELE¹
Sex:	Unknown
Birth	c. 1255

Note on Husband: William DE BOYDELE

Knight, Lord of Dodleston, a benefactor of Dieulacres and Stanlowe Abbeys about 1228, confirmed his fathers grants by deeds dated 1250-1258. Died September 1272. Inquisition post mortem 2 Feb 1273. Bore a saltire on his seal in 1236, and three pierced mullets on a fesse on his recumbent effigy in Grappenhall Church. Crossed legs on the effigy indicate he went on one of the crusades. There are suggestions that the effigy in the church is his son Sir John.

Sources

1	www.heardfamilyhistory.org.uk. This GEDCOM is predominantly the work of Nick Heard, but it incorporates the collaborated work of many other family historians. You are welcome to use the information herein but please acknowledge the source. Every effort has been made to ensure the data is accurate, but any use you make of it is entirely at your own risk. (c) Nick Heard 2009
2	Text From Source: "In Ormerod's Cheshire (Helsby's Edotion) based upon the Leycester MSS collated with the Chartulary of St Werburgh, the Plea and Recog. Rolls and the Inquisitions post mortem: the Much Woolton and Hawarden branch from the late j.H.Boydell of Manchester (d.1912); the Trefalynand Rosset Branch from Arch Camb 1905 and from Wills and MIs at Chester, parish registers, monument inscriptions, the Cheshire Sheaf; transactions of CheethamSociety; Palmer's Wrexham; Dictionary of National Biography; Top. and Hist. Account of Cheshire by Lyons, and brought up to date (1972) by R.S.Boydell of Arnside with assistance of Donald Boydell of Over Hutton Lancs.

www.heardfamilyhistory.org.uk. This GEDCOM is predominantly the work of Nick Heard, but it incorporates the collaborated work of many other family historians. You are welcome to use the information herein but please acknowledge the source. Every effort has been made to ensure the data is accurate, but any use you make of it is entirely at your own risk. (c) Nick Heard 2009

Text From Source: "In Ormerod's Cheshire (Helsby's Edotion) based upon the Leycester MSS collated with the Chartulary of St Werburgh, the Plea and Recog. Rolls and the Inquisitions post mortem: the Much Woolton and Hawarden branch from the late j.H.Boydell of Manchester (d.1912); the Trefalynand Rosset Branch from Arch Camb 1905 and from Wills and MIs at Chester, parish registers, monument inscriptions, the Cheshire Sheaf; transactions of CheethamSociety; Palmer's Wrexham; Dictionary of National Biography; Top. and Hist. Account of Cheshire by Lyons, and brought up to date (1972) by R.S.Boydell of Arnside with assistance of Donald Boydell of Over Hutton Lancs.

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