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John de Erleigh, Knight
- Preferred Name: John de Erleigh, Knight[1]
- Gender: M
- FSID: LDPZ-FCR
- Occupation: Lord of Beckington, Somerton-Erle and Petherton
- Death: AFT 1229 in Beckington, Somerset, England at LATI: N1.267 LONG: E2.2886 with note: possibly at the family castle in Wokingham, Berkshire, England
other sources place his death at Bridewater, Somerset, England in 1230
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- Birth: ABT 1157 in North Petherton, Somerset, England at LATI: N1.0918 LONG: E3.0141 with note: more recent texts place his birth a little earlier, possibly at the family castle in Wokingham, Berkshire, England
OR 1195
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- Occupation: Squire
- Occupation: Knight of King Richard
Preferred Parents:
Father: William de Erleigh, Knight, b. BET 1130 AND 1135 in Wokingham, Berkshire, England d. ABT 1195 in Taunton, Somerset, England
Mother: Aziria de Insula, b. 1130 in England d. 1201 in Somerset, England
Family 1: Sybil Marshall, b. ABT 1173 in Berkshire, England d. 1255 in Maidencourt Berkshire England
- William de Erleigh, II Knight, b. BEF 1178 in Northamptonshire, England d. BEF 1230 in Frome, Somerset, England
Sources:
- Title: Geni: John de Erleigh
Author: Geni
Publication: Name: https://www.geni.com/people/John-de-Erleigh/6000000007031757840;
Note: Information for John de Erleigh.
NOTE: Geni give his date of birth as 1195, this must be wrong as his mother would have been too old to have children.
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