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Birth:          BEF 1115 Walcot, Lincolnshire, England
Death:          1169 Sheriff Hutton, Malton, Yorkshire, England

Notes
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Gilbert II de Neville; witnessed various charters between 1142 and 1163; held various 
lands that Gilbert I had had, which again suggests kinship; d. by 1169. [Burke's 
Peerage]

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GILBERT DE NEVILLE witnessed [1142] the foundation charter of Revesby Abbey, a 
charter of Ranulph, Earl of Chester [1142-53], and a notification [1160-63] by Robert, 
Earl of Leicester, of his tenure at Knighton under the Bishop of Lincoln. In 1166 he 
held 5 knights' fees of the Bishop of Lincoln, and 4 of the honour of Manasser Arsic 
(d). Between 1150 and 1160 he granted to Kirkstead Abbey land in Great Sturton, 
Lincs, with the goodwill of his son and heir apparent Geoffrey, and the consent of the 
Bishop of Lincoln (e); and, between 1156 and 1166, was founder with his brother Alan 
of Tupholme abbey, the site being their joint gift. Gilbert gave them other land, and 
the churches of St. Peter of Burreth and St. Peter of [Middle] Rasen. He was dead in 
1169. [Complete Peerage IX:492, transcribed by Dave Utzinger]

(d) Walcot and Reepham appear to have been settled soon afterwards upon a younger 
son, and Scothern and the (Middle) Rasen property alienated entirely. In 1189 Hugh 
de Neville held Walcot, and 1212 Gerard de Camville held "Scotstern" and "Risun" of 
the King as 2 fees, and Robert Bardolf held of him; but the continuity of the line from 
Gilbert I and Geoffrey I, through Gilber II to Henry de Neville his grandson, and 
Geoffrey de Neville, his great-grandson, successively, is shown by their retaining the 
mesne overlordship of Reepham, &c. By a fine, settling a claim to the advowson of 
Reepham, Oct 1211, Hugh de Neville acknowledged the right of Henry de Neville, 
who thereupon granted to Hugh, to hold of him and his heirs in increase of the 
tenement which Hugh formerly held of the said Henry in Reepham; in 1242-43 Richard 
de Alazun and Lady Alice de Neville held 1/4 fee of John de Neville, and he of 
Geoffrey de Neville, and Geoffrey of the Bishop of Lincoln, and the Bishop of the 
King, of the old feoffment.

(e) His sons William and Walter witnessed the grant.

Parents
DE NEVILLE Gilbert (ABT 1085 - BEF 1169)
DAMOYS Philicia (ABT 1090 - )

Siblings
DE NEVILLE Jollan (ABT 1110 - )
DE NEVILLE Gilbert (BEF 1115 - 1169)

Marriage To ----- ----- ()
    m.  

Notes


Children by ----- ----- 
DE NEVILLE Geoffrey (BEF 1140 - BEF 29 Sep 1193)

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