Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
NameJollan de Neville 
[169, His son, Jollan de Neville’s article], [120, Vol V, Richmond Fee part II, Constable’s Fee, pp. 154-7], [119, His grandfather Ricardus Filius Losoard, p. 923]
[169, His son, Jollan de Neville’s article], [120, Vol V, Richmond Fee part II, Constable’s Fee, pp. 154-7], [119, His grandfather Ricardus Filius Losoard, p. 923]Deathca 1208
GeneralAn itinerant justice.
FatherRocelin de Rigsby
Notes for Jollan de Neville
Clay in his “Early Yorkshire Charters”, vol V, pp. 154-7 clearly identifies him as the son-in-law of Alan the Constable and then goes to some length to establish his own parentage.
Clay’s first point is that Jollan was another name for Joscelin. Then he fairly clearly establishes that Losward, the Domesday tenant, was the father of Richard who was the father of Rocelin who was the father of Joslen. Clay further suggests that Jocelin’s use of the Neville surname comes from his mother who was probably a Neville, supported by several Neville witnesses of this charter on pp. 153-4.
Clay’s first point is that Jollan was another name for Joscelin. Then he fairly clearly establishes that Losward, the Domesday tenant, was the father of Richard who was the father of Rocelin who was the father of Joslen. Clay further suggests that Jocelin’s use of the Neville surname comes from his mother who was probably a Neville, supported by several Neville witnesses of this charter on pp. 153-4.