Sir Miles de Stapleton of Ingham

Cokayne & Others. The Complete Peerage, Vol. 2 Ela, da. of Sir Miles Stapleton, p. 306.

Banks, Thomas Christopher. (1844). Baronia Anglica Concentrata, Or, A Concentrated Account of All the Baronies..., Vol. 1. page 267.

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Miles III Stapleton
BIRTH: 23 Jun 1357 Ingham, , Norfolk, England
DEATH: 10 Apr 1419 (aged 61) Bedale, North Yorkshire, England
BURIAL: Ingham Priory Ingham, Norfolk, England
Note: The site shows "Holy Trinity Churchyard", which is present-day correct. Ingham Priory was founded in 1360 by the Trinitarians. It would later be called Church of Holy Trinity.
MEMORIAL ID: 85622596

"Miles was the son of Miles Stapleton and Joan de Ingham, He married Ela Ufford, the daughter of Edmund de Ufford and Sibilia de Pierpont. Miles was De jure 3rd baron and went on diplomatic missions."

Family Members
Parents: Miles II Stapleton 1320–1364 & Joan de Ingham 1320–1365
Spouse: Ela Ufford 1361–1418
Siblings: Joan Stapleton Plaiz unknown–1385
Children: Ela Stapleton Brewes & Brian Stapleton 1379–1438