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William de Aldithley (d'Alditheley), II (1082 - 1165) In the county of Stafford, in the heart of England, there was in very ancient times, an old Saxon manor called STONELEY, a name compounded of stone and leah or ley (modern, lea), meaning a stony meadow... |
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Adam de Alditheley (deceased) |
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Adam d'Alditheley, I (1005 - 1080) |
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Adam de Alditheley (c.1115 - d.) |
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Aegidius de Alditheley (c.1356 - d.) |
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Emma de Alditheley (de Darlaston) (deceased) |
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Henry de Alditheley (deceased) |
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Henry de Alditheley (c.1122 - d.) |
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Isabel de Alditheley (deceased) |
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Joan d'Alditheley (de Stanley), of Stafford (c.1071 - 1145) |
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Joan de Alditheley (deceased) |
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Liulf de Alditheley (deceased) |
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Lucas de Alditheley (deceased) |
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Lydulph de Alditheley (OF ALDITHELEY) (deceased) |
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Mabella d'Alditheley (de Stoneleigh) (deceased) The first mention of Audley is in the Domesday book of 1086, when it was called Aldidelege (Aldithley), when the lands were held by an English thegn called Gamel. The descent of the Audley and Stanley ... |
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Richard de Alditheley (b. - 1233) |
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Robert de Alditheley (1165 - d.) |
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Roesia de Alditheley de Snede (de Prayer / Praers) (1190 - d.) |
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Roger de Alditheley (deceased) |
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William de Alditheley (deceased) |
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William de Alditheley (deceased) |