Hugo DE LEONIBUS & Ms. __?_

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Hugo DE LEONIBUS
Ms. __?__

Husband: Hugo / Hugh DE LEONIBUS
Birth: ca. 1120, England
Father: Paganus DE LEONNE / LEONIBUS

Marriage:

Wife: Ms. __?__

Children:

1. Ernald DE LEONIBUS, b. ca. 1150, Norfolk, England

Keywords for search engines: genealogy, UK, United Kingdom, ENG, NFK

Sources:

1. June Cioppettini, Lynda McGinnis, and Betty Cogliati, eds. 1999. Henry Lyon of MA, CT, & NJ, and Some of His Lineage. Lyon(s) Family Association of America (Ted and Elenor Lyons, 524 Mark Lane, Belton, MO 64012-1829-10). On p. i:

Hugo de Leonibus, son of Paganus de Leonne or Leonibus, born in 1120, was "seized" of lands in the County of Norfolk, England, in the time of Henry II, and was also defendant in a "plea of lands" in the time of Richard Coeur de Lion in 1149.

2. Ahnentafel of the ancestry of Henry LYON from the database of the Lyon(s) Families Association, courtesy of database manager, Bruce C. Lyon.

32768. Ernald DE LEONIBUS: b. ca. 1150, Norfolk, England
65536. Hugo DE LEONIBUS: b. ca 1120, England
131072. Sir Paganus DE LEONNE: b. ca. 1080, England

3. Descendants of Ingelram de Lions [link died] by David B. Lyon.

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