> > Dear Jason, > My previous post thanking you for these links to the Neville of Scotton pedigree seems to have got lost on the aether. Thank you again. > > Best regards, > John Your Welcome John. Here are links to the Nevill pedigree from Baker's history that I took with my phone. Pg 82 https://goo.gl/photos/3GsXR7TxgNMqw2xG7 Pg 83 Pedigree https://goo.gl/photos/7fe5pqCwuq63nvMf7 Extra .. Christopher Hatton's Book of Seals. The small pedigree has Phillip(I)de Nevill as son to Ralph de Neville(Nephew to Phillip de Aubigny)in error Combo of page 17,18 charters and Pedigree https://goo.gl/photos/ADsbmLZBhMwnN65Z8 Combo of Pg 23,24 Neville charters https://goo.gl/photos/4enHf58h9uqD75YB8 Regards Jason

On Monday, 9 May 2016 01:14:36 UTC+1, Jason Quick wrote: > > > > Dear Jason, > > My previous post thanking you for these links to the Neville of Scotton pedigree seems to have got lost on the aether. Thank you again. > > > > Best regards, > > John > > Your Welcome John. > > Here are links to the Nevill pedigree from Baker's history that I took with my phone. > > Pg 82 > https://goo.gl/photos/3GsXR7TxgNMqw2xG7 > > Pg 83 Pedigree > https://goo.gl/photos/7fe5pqCwuq63nvMf7 > > Extra .. Christopher Hatton's Book of Seals. The small pedigree has Phillip(I)de Nevill as son to Ralph de Neville(Nephew to Phillip de Aubigny)in error Combo of page 17,18 charters and Pedigree https://goo.gl/photos/ADsbmLZBhMwnN65Z8 > > Combo of Pg 23,24 Neville charters > https://goo.gl/photos/4enHf58h9uqD75YB8 > > Regards Jason Dear Jason, Thanks for those photos, much appreciated. The charters from Christopher Hatton's Book of Seals confirm something which I have long suspected: the identity of Isabel wife of Philip de Neville (III). She was, I believe, Isabel daughter of William de Erghum and widow of Peter de Percy (II) of Wharram Percy, Yorkshire. Her seal which is described on page 18, shows: Seal on tag: round 1.12 inch: red. Within a traceried trefoil opening three shields of arms meeting in a point: (i) three water bougets (Ros); (ii) a chevron between three birds; a fess of five fusils (Neville of Scotton): SIGILLVM . ISABELLE . DE. NEVILE The arms which are not identified; a chevron between three birds, are the arms of Erghum. Best Regards, John