Hugh de Neville

In 1253 he was the heir of his mother, inheriting half of Appleby (Lincs) etc.

In 1267 he was the heir of his first cousin Geoffrey son of John de Neville, inheriting Laceby (Lincs), Grafton (Wilts) etc.

He is said to have alienated much of his property.

He was dead by 1275, when his son Geoffrey was holding half the soke of Appleby.

He married Margaret, daughter of Thomas, son of Thomas de Furnival, who later married Hugh de Myton and was living in 1289.

The arms on his seal were lozengy, a canton with a label.

Complete Peerage, 2nd edition, Volume 9, chart and notes between pages 502-503, (h).