Wymarca N.N.

All we have is her name (which is from a place name).

She has been confused with Eva, the wife of a later Oliver de Champernon in many genealogies.

OLIVER de CAMPO ERNULFI (ERNULPHI). Dead by 1242/3 when his heirs are

reported to be in possession of his lands in Ilfracombe, Burch, and Southcott,

Devonshire (The Book of Fees, 2: 778, 784).

He was married to Wymarca, living in 1238. She had a suit in 1232

regarding land in Gillescot, Devonshire (Curia Regis Rolls, 14: 428).

Pole's Devon (p. 157) calls him a knight, but there is no evidence of this. 

Vivian (p. 160) states he married Eva, "da. of ..., cognata et coheses Isolda

filia et coheridis Andrea, Baronis de Cardigan," that is, a relative and

coheiress of Isolda, daughter and coheiress of Andrea, baroness of Cardinham. 

But this is not correct as Vivian has confused this Oliver with a distant

cousin who was the son of Jordan de Campo Arnulphi and Emma de Soligny, sister

of Isolda, wife of Andrew de Cardinham (CIPM, 4: no. 82).

Children (De Banco Plea Rolls, Trinity 17 Edw. 3, m. 42):