Richard de Clayton

• Preferred Name: Richard de Clayton^[1]
  
• Gender: M
  
• FSID: L619-KNR
  
• "Priest of a Very Benevolent Character": with note: Robert Clayton had one son William de Clayton. He married Elizabeth Farringtou, of Farrington. He had three sons and died in 1152 and was buried at Leyland, Lancashire. The eldest son, Richard, was a priest of a very benevolent character and died in Normandy. Thomas, the second son, died without issue and Robert de Clayton, the third son, succeeded his father. He married in 1151 and had four sons: — William, Robert, John and Thomas. Three of the sons accompanied King John into Normandy in 1200 and died without issue. John the third son succeeded his father. (Papers of the Historical Society of Delaware, The Clayton Family, By Henry K. Hepburn) (Robert Clayton L6QH-2SD)
  
• Birth: 1140 in Clayton, Lancashire, England at LATI: N3.4853 LONG: E2.1783 with note: GEDCOM data
  
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• Death: 1218 in Normandy, Surrey, England at LATI: N1.25 LONG: E0.65 with note: GEDCOM data book - Clayton Family You must use "the apps standardized text hints" or you increase junk hits and lose out on many Good Hints and Records. according to this book on English Baronies (https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=IGAOAAAAQAAJ&hl=en&pg=GBS.PA409) he died In "poinctu) But I can't find that as a standardized option
  
• Occupation: Priest with note: According to previous users AND this book on English baronies: https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=IGAOAAAAQAAJ&hl=en&pg=GBS.PA409
  
• Notes:

  === Written History- (Papers of the Historical Society of Delaware, The Clayton Family, By Henry K. Hepburn) (Robert Clayton L6QH-2SD) ===
  Robert Clayton had one son William de Clayton. He married Elizabeth Farringtou, of Farrington. He had three sons and died in 1152 and was buried at Leyland, Lancashire. The eldest son, Richard, was a priest of a very benevolent character and died in Normandy. Thomas, the second son, died without issue and Robert de Clayton, the third son,
  succeeded his father. He married in 1151 and had four sons: — William, Robert, John and Thomas. Three of the sons accompanied King John into Normandy in 1200 and died without issue. John the third son succeeded his father. (Papers of the Historical Society of Delaware, The Clayton Family, By Henry K. Hepburn)
  (Robert Clayton L6QH-2SD)

1. Cecilia Cecelia Clayton, b. 1174 in Clayton,Yorkshire,England     d. 1230 in Clayton, Yorkshire,England

1. Title: book on english baronies
   Publication: Name: https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=IGAOAAAAQAAJ&hl=en&pg=GBS.PA409;
   Note: 4, William de Clayton, who married Elizabeth Farrington, of a good stock and lineage, by whom he had three sons, Richard, Thomas, and Robert, and two daughters, Margaret and Elizabeth : he died in 1 152, and was buried at Ley- land. Richard, the eldest son, became a priest, and indeed he was a man of God, given to prayer and much alms : he died at Poictou. Thomas, the second son, died without issue. (it goes on)