Isabel de Welles

her father was William fitzWalter of Wells and Claxby as listed below

The Lincolnshire Tattershalls.

The name of his wife is unknown, but she had his children, the eldest being Hugh, also known as Hugo le Brito, Hugh the Breton. It is worth noting that the name Eudon evolved into the name 'Heonnus'. He is remembered chiefly for endowing the new Cistercian monastery of Kirkstead in 1139, which was populated by monks from Fountains Abbey in the North Riding of Yorkshire.

Hugh had many children, Robert fitzHugh, Walter, WIlliam, Andrew and Roger. Robert married Isobel, daughter of William fitzWalter of Wells and Claxby. Their son Phillip fitzRobert was Sheriff of Lincolnshire. He married Rose de Wahull. His brother Walter married Iseult Pantulf daughter of William Pantulf of Breedon-on-the-Hill. Their eldest son Robert married Maud d'Albini, daughter of William de Albini, Earl of Sussex, 3rd Earl of Arundel around 1214 in Sussex. According to Charles H. Browning who died in 1926, Robert was 'in arms' at the time of the signing of Magna Carta at Runnymede.

Their Son Robert de Tatteshall of Tatteshall (b 1222, d 22.07.1273) married (before 1249) Nichole. Their son, Robert de Tatteshall of Tatteshall and Buckenham, was 1st Lord Tatteshall (b 05.12.1248, d c07.1298). He married Joan FitzRandolph, daughter of Ralph FitzRandolph of Middleham.

http://tattersalls.org/

Origins

https://www.stirnet.com/genie/data/british/ww/welles01.php

• A. William FitzWalter of Wells and Claxby (d before 1198) m. ?? de Gant (dau of Walter de Gant)
  • i. Robert FitzWilliam de Welle (d before 12.1206) m. Maud
    • a. William de Welle (d 1241-2) m. (by 1207) Emma de Grainsby (a 09.1226, dau of William de Grainsby)
  • ii. Solomon FitzWilliam
  • iii. Isabel (or Elizabeth) (b c1135, a 1212) m. Robert FitzHugh of Tatteshall (d 1185)