Alice de Latham

Alice was the daughter of Sir Robert Latham/Lathom and first wife of John Elland, married in 2 Edw. II (1309).[1][2]

Sir Robert de Lathum', entered into agreement dated 2 Ed II [1308-09] with Sir Hugh de Eland for the marriage of their children: ' Agreement for marriage between John, son of Sir Hugh de Eland' and Alice daughter of Sir Robert de Lathum, providing for their ultimate possession of Sir Hugh's lands in Eland', Tankerlay and Rochdale (Elland, Yk Tankersley, Yk Rochdale, Yk) ' - A2A, Nottinghamshire Archives: Savile of Rufford: Deeds and Estate Papers [DD/SR/13 - DD/SR/205], DD/SR/28/3/1[5]

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↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Baines, p. 620
↑ Halifax Courier, Elland Feud: story of murder and revenge, 31 Oct 2011
↑ The Elland Tragedies, Viz: the Murders of Sir Robert Beaumont, of Crosland; Hugh de Quarmby, of Quarmby, Esquire; John de Lockwood, of Lockwood, Esquire; Sir John Eland, Senior, at Brighouse; Sir John Eland, Junior, and His Son, at Eland; and Others: With the Exploits of Wilkin de Lockwood, at Cannon Hall, and of Adam de Beaumont, at Honley, and in Rhodes and Hungary, as Recorded in Ancient Manuscripts in Prose and Verse, with Notes, Pedigress, and Evidences Recently Brought to Light. Harrison; 1890. p. 5–.
↑ The Elland Feud
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↑ Yorkshire Archaeological Society, The Elland Feud, W. Paley Baildon, p. 128
↑ 8.0 8.1 Clay, Halifax Wills, p. 1
↑ Turner, p. 62
↑ Roger Dodsworth. Dodsworth's Yorkshire notes. The wapentake of Agbrigg, transcr. by mr. Tillotson, ed. by A.S. Ellis and G.W. Tomlinson. 1884. p. 168–.
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