Stephenson Family Tree » Hugh de Verley II (1145-1227)

Personal data Hugh de Verley II 


Household of Hugh de Verley II

He is married to Alice of Swine.

They got married in the year 1170 at Swine, Yorkshire, England, he was 25 years old.


Child(ren):

  1. Robert de Verley  ± 1170-< 1226 
  2. Philip de Verley  1172-> 1199

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Timeline Hugh de Verley II

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Hugh de Verley

Richard de Verley
1080-> 1118
de Verley
1080-????
Robert de Verley
1110-± 1154
de Verley
1110-????

Hugh de Verley
1145-1227

1170

Alice of Swine
1145-> 1199

Robert de Verley
± 1170-< 1226
Philip de Verley
1172-> 1199

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