Alice de Lambton

Primary Sources

Ralph Brantyngham, William de Brantyngham, chaplain, and William de Kellawe, chaplain. Receive a pardon for having acquired, without the Bishop's license, from William de Lambton, the manor of Lambton, and a license to enfeoff the said William de Lambton and Alice his wife, of the said manor, to be held by them for life, with remainder to Robert their son, and the heirs of his body, with remainder to William, brother of the said Robert and the heirs of bis body, with remainder to Thomas, brother of the said William, brother of Robert, with remainder to John brother of the said Thomas, with remainder to Ralph, brother of the said John, and the heirs of his body, with reversion to the right heirs of the said Williamde Lambton.
Date: abt. 1381
Source: Parliamentary papers. 1871:v.33. Durham Records: Calendar of Rolls of Bishop Hatfield p. 268

Monumental Inscription

In the Church of Chester-le-Street - on a brass plate in the Lambton pew, in the South aile, now removed: Orate pro animabus Wiltimi Lambton, arm. qui obiit 20 July 1430, et Alicie uxoris ejus quæ obiit 143., quor. animabus propitietur Deus.

(Pray for the souls of Wiltimi Lambton, arm. who died 20 July 1430, and Alice, his wife who died the 143., whose. for merciful God.)

Arms, Lambton, impaling, Argent, three dunghill-cocks Gules, Salcock

Se also: Pedigree of Lambton, of Lambton