Adam de Reinville

  Information about this person:

• Pedigree. ^{170,1062,1102}
Pedgree given by The Yorkshire Archaeological and Topographical Journal, Vol. X, p. 349:

Adam de Reinville
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Swein de Reinville
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Eva de Reinville=Eudo de Longvillers
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Eudo de Longvillers=Clementia, daughter and heir of John de Malherb, and coheir of Adam Fitz Swein Fitz Ailric
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John de Longvillers *¹
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Margaret de Longillers=Geoffrey de Nevile
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William de Hertforth=Johanna (widow in 1331)
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Thomas de Hertforth
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William de Hertforth
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Roger de Hertforth
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Joan de Hertforth=Thomas Urswick


¹* Both A History of the County of York North Riding, Vol. I, pp. 84-86 & A History of Cawthorne, p. 18, state that there were two John de Longvillers between Eudo and Margaret.

• Background Information. ¹¹⁰²
"Very soon after the date of Domesday, Badworth must have been subinfeuded to Ilbert de Ramosville, or Reinville; for he was a younger contemporary of Ilbert de Lacy, and held other lands of him in capsall of which he afterwrds gave the tithe to the chapel of St. Clement in the Castle, which chapel had tithes in Badsworth also. He was followed perhaps after and interval by Adam, who gave the manor of Badsworth, with the advowson of the rectory, to Swein, his third son."

The pedigree given in the Kirkstall book gives four sons for Adam de Reinville: William, who had a son named Adam; Adam who d.s.p.; Swein, who had two daughters: Eva, married to Eudo de Longvillers & Agnes, who married William de Longvillers; and Adam's fourth son was Jordan who had a son named Robert.

~The Yorkshire Archaeological and Topographical Journal, Vol. X, "Out of Kirkstall booke, fo. 40,"p.263