Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
NameRalph Paynel 
[120, Vol 6, pedigree opp. p. 1], [60, Paynel article, Vol X, p. 319], [80, Radulf Paganel, p. 342], [119, His son, Alexander Paganel, p. 1055], [121, Houghton Pagnell barony, p. 55], [60, Luttrell article, Vol VIII, p. 284, note (d)]
[120, Vol 6, pedigree opp. p. 1], [60, Paynel article, Vol X, p. 319], [80, Radulf Paganel, p. 342], [119, His son, Alexander Paganel, p. 1055], [121, Houghton Pagnell barony, p. 55], [60, Luttrell article, Vol VIII, p. 284, note (d)]Deathbef 1124
GeneralDomesday tenant-in-chief of Drax, Yorks. Sheriff of Yorks: 1088.
FatherWilliam Paynel (-ca1087)
Notes for Ralph Paynel
He m. (1) a dau. or sister of Ilbert de Lacy, (2) Matilda, dau & coheir of Richard de Sourdeval
He and his first wife had a son William
He and his second wife had sons Jordan and Alexander.
CP and C T Clay both say he was probably the son of William Paynel of Les Moutiers-Hubert in Normandy.
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In the descendants portrayed here, I am following the research by C T Clay as published in Early Yorkshire Charters vol 6 and in Early Yourshire Families pp. 68-70. I will correlate some of this with Keats-Rohan’s Domesday books at a later date. For my money, Clay’s research was of a high order and no-one has revisited it with a similar thoroughness in the intervening years, possibly because he did such a good job.
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He and his first wife had a son William
He and his second wife had sons Jordan and Alexander.
CP and C T Clay both say he was probably the son of William Paynel of Les Moutiers-Hubert in Normandy.
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In the descendants portrayed here, I am following the research by C T Clay as published in Early Yorkshire Charters vol 6 and in Early Yourshire Families pp. 68-70. I will correlate some of this with Keats-Rohan’s Domesday books at a later date. For my money, Clay’s research was of a high order and no-one has revisited it with a similar thoroughness in the intervening years, possibly because he did such a good job.
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