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Birth:          ABT 1098 Kyme, Sleaford, Lincolnshire, England
Death:          ABT 1162 Sotby, Horncastle, Lincolnshire, England

Notes
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jweber&id=I05743
Simon de Kyme, son of William, founded Bullington Priory circa 1155-60, m. Agnes. 
[Complete Peerage VII:356 chart]

Note: CP has only one marriage for Simon, who is Agnes, so CP would have all 
children by Agnes. However Chris Phillips, citing Keats-Rohan "Domesday 
Descendants" p. 974, states that he had two wives, Sibil and Agnes. This fits with 
what I had (except that I had the 1st wife named Rohese, who I have now changed to 
Sibil). The proof for Sibil was given as a charter for Bullingdon, which fits with the 
surname I have for Sibil/Rohese.

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Of this ancient family, which assumed the surname of Kyme from a fair lordship, the 
principal place of their residence in Kesteven, co. Lincoln, the first mentioned in 
Simon de Kyme (son of William), who founded, temp. Stephen, the priory of Bolington, 
in Lincolnshire. This Simon m. Roese, dau. of Robert Dapifer (that is, steward to 
Gilbert de Gant, Earl of Lincoln), which lady was commonly called Roese de Bolington. 
He was s. by his son, Philip. [Sir Bernard Burke, Dormant, Abeyant, Forfeited, and 
Extinct Peerages, Burke's Peerage, Ltd., London, 1883, p. 309, Kyme, Barons Kyme]

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(aa) Rafin in 1086 was sub-tenant of 3 hides in Warnham, Sussex. In 1206 Hugh de 
Neville (of Essex) sued Robert de Caus for 2 1/2 fees in Stoke (Sussex), of which his 
great-grandfather Gilbert Rafin was seised temp. Henry I. In 1227 the same Hugh sued 
Philip de Kyme for land in Ingham and Coates, Lincs, as having belonged to his 
grandfather temp. Henry II. The jury ruled that one Simon, son of William had two 
nephews Bertram and William Raffyn, and to Bertram temp. Stephen, he gave land in 
Faldingworth, which Hugh, then still held, and to William the land in Ingham and 
Coates; afterwards, still temp. Stephen, being angry with William, he took away the 
land from him and kept it himself, and it descended to the ancestors of Philip; Hugh's 
grandfather was not siesed of the land in dispute temp. Hen II, but only temp. Stephen 
and in time of war. William Rasyn (sic) was a witness to the foundation of Bullington 
Priory by Simon, son of William after . . . de Faldigworda, and before Philip, Simon and 
Walter, the founder's sons. [Complete Peerage, IX:notes for chart between pages 503 
and 504]

Parents
DE KYME William (ABT 1065 - )
RAFIN ----- (ABT 1080 - )

Siblings
DE KYME Simon (ABT 1098 - ABT 1162)

Marriage To DE BOLINGTON Sibil (Roese) (ABT 1100 - )
    m.  

Notes

Parents
DAPIFER Robert (ABT 1075 - )
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Children by DE BOLINGTON Sibil (Roese) ABT 1100 - 
DE KYME Philip (ABT 1124 - ABT 1189)

Marriage To DE LINDSEY Agnes (1115 - )
    m.  

Notes

Parents
DE LINDSEY Baldric (ABT 1085 - )
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Children by DE LINDSEY Agnes 1115 - 
DE KYME Agnes (ABT 1142 - )

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