Pernell Malmayns
- Born: Ockley, Dorking, Surrey, England
- Marriage: Sir Thomas de St. Omer Knight 141,1040
- Died: Bef 1350, England 1040
 Information about this person:
• Background Information. 1179
"Sir Thomas de Omer was lord in 1349, and presented, and in 1350; but in the 39th of that King, he was found to died seized of this manor, that Mickelbarton, Ketteringham, and Casteleyns, in Swerdeston. He had two wives; Petronilla, the first daughter and coheir of Nicholas Malmains, by whom he had Elizabeth, who married Sir William Hoo... Sir William Hoo was the second son of Sir Thomas Hoo and Isabel his wife, daughter and heir of Sir John de S. Legar."
~An Essay Towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk, Vol. III, pp. 219-220
• Background Information. 1040
Pernell Malmains, the mother of Alice St. Omer and the first wife of Thomas St. Omer, was already dead in 1350, as may be seen in the inquisitions of Nicholas Malmains [Cal. Inq. P.M., 9:319, 320, 343, nos. 418, 419, 433]. His lands at Rothwell, Lincolnshire, were divided into three approximately equal parts among his heirs described as (1) Margaret daughter of William de Hardreshull, a minor in the king's ward for years of age; (2) Beatrice daughter of Nicholas deceased, of full age married to Otto de Grauntsoun; and (3) Elizabeth daughter of Thomas St. Omer and Pernell his wife aged eight years and Alice sister of said Elizabeth aged seven years. Although Beatrice is the only one named as a daughter of Nicholas, the others heirs are probably representatives of sisters of Beatrice, one being Pernell and the other unnamed.
~New England Historical & Genealogical Registry, Vol. 140, p. 224
Pernell married Sir Thomas de St. Omer Knight, son of William de St. Omer Lord of Brundale and Elizabeth 141.,1040 (Sir Thomas de St. Omer Knight was born in 1320 in Brundale, Norfolk, England and died in 1365 in England 1179.)
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