Alice Grey

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• Background Information. ¹⁴¹
Adam de Everingham's son and heir apparent, Sir William de Everingham, of Skinningrove, co. York, died v.p., 16 or 21 Aug 1369, having married, before 28 Jan 1353/4, Alice, daughter of Sir John de Grey, of Codnor, co. Derby [Lord Grey], by whom he had a son, Robert (who died 25 or 27 Dec 1370, aged 2, and two daughters, coheirs of their grandfather, the last Lord. These were (1) Joan, aged 25 and more In 1388, and then wife of Sir William Elys, who died in October 1391, and whose will, dated at Everingham, 10 Oct 1391, was proved 31 October following: she married, 2^ndly, as 1^st wife, before August 1398, Robert Waterton, of Methley, co. York, who died 17 Jan 11424/5. (2) Katherine, aged 23 and more in 1388, and then the wife of John de Etton (afterwards knight), of Gilling in Rydale, who survived her, and died 25 Mar 1433 and whose will, dated 1 Oct 1431, was proved 30 March 1433. On 27 Apr and 7 May 1388 these two coheirs had livery of their purparties of the inheritance. Among their representatives any hereditary Barony, that may be supposed to have been created by the writ of 1309, is in abeyance.

~Cokayne's Complete Peerage, 2nd Edition, Vol.V, pp. 190-192

Alice married William de Everingham, son of Sir Adam de Everingham Baron and Joan de Deiville Lady of Egmanton, before 28 Jan 1354.¹⁴¹ (William de Everingham was born about 1331 in Laxton, Southwell, Nottinghamshire, England and died between 16 and 21 Aug 1369 in Skinningrave, Skelton, Yorkshire.)