Geoffrey de Camville, 1st Baron Camville

Biography

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Camville-25

Sir Geoffrey de Camville, 1st Lord Camville was born before 1239 at of Clifton-Campville, Haselor, & Stotfold, Staffordshire, England; Of age in 1260.[2]. He was the son of William de Camville d. a 1205 and his wife Lucy. [1]

He had 1 daughter (Amice, wife of Henry de Pomeroy, & of Sir William Martin, 1st Lord Martin) by his 1st wife (unnamed).

He married Maud de Bryan, daughter of Sir Guy de Bryan, Governor of Carmarthen & Cardigan Castles and Eve de Tracy, circa 1268. 2nd marriage for both.[3] They had 1 son (Sir William, 2nd Lord Camville).

Sir Geoffrey de Camville, 1st Lord Camville married Joan after 29 September 1279.

Sir Geoffrey de Camville, 1st Lord Camville died circa 21 September 1308 at Grindon & Bramcote in Polesworth, Warwickshire, England.

Family 1 (unknown)

Child

1. Amicia de Camville, wife of Henry de Pomeroy, & of Sir William Martin, 1st Lord Martin [4] b. c 1267

Family 2: Maud de Bryan b. 25 Dec 1242, d. b 29 Sep 1279

Child

1. -Sir William de Camville, 2nd Lord Camville[5] b. c 1268, d. c 27 Jul 1338

Family 3: Joan d. a 26 Oct 1308

Family notes

Richardson is very clear that Amice de Camville was the daughter of Geoffrey de Camville, 1st Baron Camville but not Maud de Camville.[1]

References

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4. J.J. Alexander (1936). "The Early Owners of Torbryan Manor". Retrieved 12 August 2023. < link >