Sir Philip Scotton de Neville

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Philip Neville, 1209 - 1273
Philip Neville was born in 1209, in Of, Brampton, Lincolnshire, England, to Ralph de Neville and Alice de Gaunt (born Albinaco).
Ralph was born in 1188, in Scotton, Lincolnshire, England.
Alice was born in 1182, in Naburn, Yorkshire, , England.
Philip had 15 siblings: Gilbert (Earl of Lincoln) de Gaunt, Robert De de Gaunt, Julia Gaunt, Margaret de Gaunt, Adam de Gaunt, Henry de Gaunt, Julian de Gaunt, William de Gaunt, Ralph Neville, William Neville, Nichola de de Mauley (born Gant), Adam De Gaunt, Gilbert Baron of Folkingham de Gaunt, Juliana (de Gant) ARMENTERS (born de Gaunt) and Gilbert de Margaret de Gaunt of Folkingham and Healaugh.
Philip married Lady Sybillia de Neville (born de Holdenby).
Lady was born in 1220, in Brampton, Lincolnshire, England.
They had 4 children: Joan De Hardreshull (born De Neville), Sir Robert Of Scotton De Neville, Joan de Hardreshull (born DeNeville) and William NEVILLE.
His occupation was Sir, Knight.
Philip passed away on April 9 1273, at age 64 in Brampton, Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, England, UK.

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Sir Philip de Neville formerly Neville aka Nevill
Born about 1210 in Scotton, Lincolnshire, England
ANCESTORS
Son of Ralph (Neville) de Neville and Alice (Aubigny) Neville
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Husband of Sybilla (Holdenby) Neville — married [date unknown] [location unknown]
DESCENDANTS
Father of Robert (Neville) de Neville and Joan (Neville) Hardreshall
Died 9 Apr 1273 at about age 63 in Brampton, Lincolnshire, Englandmap
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Biography
Sir Philip de Nevill[1]

Sir Philip de Nevill was the father of Joan who married John de Hardredeshill alias Hardredeshull.

Joan and John were the parents of William de Hardredeshill alias Hardredeshull, born in 1269 at Scotton in co. Lincoln, aged 22 on Palm Sunday, 1291.[1]

Sir Philip died at Easter, 1 Edward I,[1] which was 9, April 1273.

Evidences from Contemporaneous Sources
1291 Proof of Age of Sir Philip's Grandson, William
A Writ issued 24 October, 19 Edward I [1291] ordered the escheator to take the proof of age of William son and heir of John de Hardredeshill alias Hardredeshull, who said he was born in the county of Lincoln and seeks his lands &c. which are in the wardship of John de Monte Alto. The escheator's Return said that he warned John de Monte Alto but he didn't attend sending instead a letter patent from him showing that he had restored the lands &c. to the said William, and quit claimed. Below are some of the statements made at the Proof of Age held at Lincoln on Monday before St. Edmund the King and Martyr, 19 Edward I:[1]

Thomas de Nevill, knight, says the said William was born at Scotton in co. Lincoln, and was 22 at Palm Sunday, 19 Edw. I, which he knows because he was in the service of Sir Philip de Nevill when the said John married Joan the said Philip's daughter and mother of the said William, and when the said William was born, and 18 years ago the said Philip died at Easter, 1 Edw. I, and then the said William was 4 years of age.
William Kissing of Hibaldestowe agrees, for he was at the burial of Sir Philip de Nevill, grandfather of the said William, where he saw the said William and saw well that he was 4 years of age; in the same year he was impleaded at Lincoln by Ralph Northyby his neighbour.
Simon le Taillur of Appelby agrees, and knows it because Sir John father of the said William about Whitsunday, 2 Edw. I, when the sickness of which he died had hold of him, passed by his house in Appelby, when they spoke of his heir, and then it was said that he had a son and heir named William, who was 5 years of age at Palm Sunday then last past.
Sources
Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem and Other Analogous Documents preserved in the Public Record Office, Volume II, Edward I, eds J E E S Sharp and A E Stamp (London: His Majesty's Stationery Office, 1906), 499-500, e-book Internet Archive (https://archive.org/details/cu31924011387804/page/499/mode/1up accessed 28 March, 2022). Abstract No 818. William son and heir of John de Hardredeshill alias Hardredeshull. [C. Edw. I. File 60. (4.)].