Emma de Port

  Noted events in her life were:

• Background Information. ¹⁴¹
William de Percy married Emma de Port, who brought Hambledon, Hants, in marriage and who gave a mansura in Ousegate, York and a Carucate in Isleham and another in Snailwells, Cambs, to Whitby Abbey. Emma was related to Hugh de Port of Basing, the ancestor in the male line of the family of St. John. Hambledon descended in the Percy family; and it is significant that in 1242/3, William de Percy had 3 tenants there who held of him a knight's fee of old feoffment, and he of Robert de St. John, who held in chief. Moreover, in 1086, Hugh de Port had an interest in Isleham and Snailwell where Emma's interest was undoubtedly a further portion of her maritagium.

~Cokayne's Complete Peerage, 2^nd Edition, Vol. X, pp. 435-438

Hugh de Port had a daughter, whom as Adelisis soror Henrici de Port, the Liber Winton of 1107-1115, shows as holding a house in Winchester. Emma de Percy also had a house there. Emma was the wife of William de Percy, and either a duahgter of a near relation of Hugh.

~Cokayne's Complete Peerage, 2^nd Edition, Vol. XI, pp. 317-318

Emma married William de Percy.¹⁴¹ (William de Percy died Autumn 1096 in Jerusalem ¹⁴¹ and was buried in 1096 in Jerusalem.)