A genealogical and heraldic history of the commoners of Great Britain and Ireland enjoying territorial possessions or high official rank, but uninvested with heritable honours (1836)
the ma-nors of Gatacre and Sutton, with lands inClaverley, which he held of the king bymilitary service, and which had been ob-tained by his ancestor, by grant from Ed-ward the Confessor. He d. after the year1229, having had two sons, Thomas, who predeceased his father,leaving, by Alice his wife,… … 526 GATACRE, OF GATACRE. He was s. by his grandson, Robert de Gatacre, lord of Gatacre, at.whose decease, unmarried, the estates andrepresentation of the family devolved onhis brother, William de Gatacre, lord of Gatacre in1293 and 1313, who left (with another child,Avis, who possessed lands in the…
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