Adam de Swinburne, Knight

Bought the manor of Great Heton (Capheaton) from Thomas de Fenwick in 1274 which he settled on his brother William

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Adam de Swinburne of East Swinburn (d. bef. 5 Sep 1318) married firstly Margery by whom he had two daughters, Elizabeth and Cristiana.

Cristiana, daughter of Adam de Swinburne married firstly Robert Mautalent, of Howick, near Alnwick, Northumberland. [This marriage has been overlooked by most genealogists]. By Robert she had a son John Mautalent. Robert died some time after 1296 and Cristiana married secondly, John de Widderington (died at Bannockburn 24 June 1314). By John, she had two sons, Sir Gerard de Widderington (d. 1362) and Roger de Widderington (d. 1372).

John Mautalent married Cristiana de Middleton, daughter of Robert son of Thomas de Middleton. They had four children: Thomas, William, Isabel and Cristiana. Thomas and William took their mother's name of Middleton and were accused of supporting Gilbert de Middleton in his rebellion. John Mautalent was also accused of being an an adherent of the Scots and most of his lands were confiscated by the king and given to Thomas Gray in 1319.

Isabel, daughter of John Mautalent married Henry de Swinhoe and was the mother of his two sons, William and Walter.