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• He was born about 1300 in Knockin, Oswestry, Shropshire, England.
• He died on September 8, 1335 in Lincoln Castle, Lincolnshire, England (dsp).Source 1
• A child of John 1st Baron le Strange and Maud de Walton
• This information was last updated on April 5, 2023.

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Ebles Lestrange, 1st Lord (Baron) Strange, so created 3 Dec 1326 by writof summons, although also occasionally referred to in contemporarydocuments as Earl of Lincoln, presumably in right of his wife (husbandand wife were the subject of an order decreeing that they should be paidthe stipend from Lincs revenues traditionally associated with the upkeepof the earldom of a county; moreover, he, his wife and their heirs wereappointed Keepers of Lincoln Castle 1331 and he was made Keeper of Lincs1332; he was, however, never summoned to Parliament as Earl of Lincoln);supported Thomas, 2nd Earl of Lancaster (eldest son of Edmund Crouchback,1st Earl of Lancaster, 2nd son of Henry III) in opposing and encompassingthe death of Piers Gaveston, Edward II's favourite; pardoned for this1313; Knight Banneret 1326; called up for military service against Scots1327 and 1332/3; married by 10 Nov 1324, as her 2nd husband, Lady Alicede Lacy, Countess of Lincoln and Salisbury in her own right (born 25 Dec1281; married 1st c1294 Thomas, 2nd Earl of Lancaster (he seems to havebeen called Earl of Lincoln also, again presumably in right of his wife;divorced 1318 following Lady Alice's abduction 1317 by a knight, who alsoclaimed the Earldom of Lincoln, together with that of Salisbury, in rightof an alleged intimacy with her before her 1st marriage such that he wasactually her husband, this being allegedly with the knowledge of EdwardII so as to heap abloquy on the Earl of Lancaster); married 3rd Hugh deFre(y)ne, Lord (Baron) Frene, following a second abduction, and dsp 2 Oct1348, when the Earldom of Lincoln of the 1232 creation expired), daughterof 3rd Earl of Lincoln of the 1232 creation by his wife Margaret, heiressof her grandmother Ela Countess of Salibury, and dsp 8 Sep 1335, when theBarony expired. [Burke's Peerage]

Ebles Lestrange, 1st Lord (Baron) Strange, so created 3 Dec 1326 by writ of summons, although also occasionally referred to in contemporary documents as Earl of Lincoln, presumably in right of his wife (husband and wife were the subject of an order decreeing that they should be paid the stipend from Lincs revenues traditionally associated with the upkeep of the earldom of a county; moreover, he, his wife and their heirs were appointed Keepers of Lincoln Castle 1331 and he was made Keeper of Lincs 1332; he was, however, never summoned to Parliament as Earl of Lincoln); supported Thomas, 2nd Earl of Lancaster (eldest son of Edmund Crouchback, 1st Earl of Lancaster, 2nd son of Henry III) in opposing and encompassing the death of Piers Gaveston, Edward II's favourite; pardoned for this 1313; Knight Banneret 1326; called up for military service against Scots 1327 and 1332/3; married by 10 Nov 1324, as her 2nd husband, Lady Alice de Lacy, Countess of Lincoln and Salisbury in her own right (born 25 Dec 1281; married 1st c1294 Thomas, 2nd Earl of Lancaster (he seems to have been called Earl of Lincoln also, again presumably in right of his wife; divorced 1318 following Lady Alice's abduction 1317 by a knight, who also claimed the Earldom of Lincoln, together with that of Salisbury, in right of an alleged intimacy with her before her 1st marriage such that he was actually her husband, this being allegedly with the knowledge of Edward II so as to heap abloquy on the Earl of Lancaster); married 3rd Hugh de Fre(y)ne, Lord (Baron) Frene, following a second abduction, and dsp 2 Oct 1348, when the Earldom of Lincoln of the 1232 creation expired), daughter of 3rd Earl of Lincoln of the 1232 creation by his wife Margaret, heiress of her grandmother Ela Countess of Salibury, and dsp 8 Sep 1335, when the Barony expired. [Burke's Peerage]

!Married Alice de Laci and through her inherited the title of Earl of Lincoln; d.s.p. [Roll of Battle Abbey, p. 50]

Son of John, Baron Strange of Knockyn; m. Alice Lacy became Earl of Lincoln in 1330 in her right; was created by King Edward II Baron Strange in 1325. His honours became extinct at his death. [Barons: Strange, http://cs6400.mcc.ac.uk/genuki/big/eng/History/Barons/baronsl.html]

Son of John Le Strange V and Maud D'Eiville (Walton); m. Alice Lacy. [WFT Vol 9 Ped 2421]

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