UMFRAVILLE, Gilbert Earl of Angus, jure uxoris, Sir
(About 1200-Before 1245) |
UMFRAVILLE, Gilbert Earl of Angus, jure uxoris, Sir 1
User ID: K109. General Notes: "Gilbert (II) was the son and heir of Richard de Umfraville (d.1226), lord of Prudhoe and Redesdale (Northumberland), titles which Gilbert inherited upon his father's death. They also held the castle of Harbottle in England, as well as many estates throughout the kingdom. The family also held lands in Scotland: Dunipace, Kinnaird and were associated later with lands in Carrick and Ayr. Gilbert married first Theophania, perhaps a member of the Balliol family, who brought her husband the lands of Mickley in England. They had no children. She died before 1243, in which year he married Maud/Mathilda, daughter of Malcolm, earl of Angus and widow of John Comyn. This marriage gave the Umfravilles the earldom of Angus and castle of Redcastle, which passed to the only son of the marriage, Gilbert (III) (d.1307). Gilbert (II) died in early 1245 and was buried at Hexham Abbey. http://www.oxforddnb.com/view/article/54515" Gilbert married Matilda Countess of Angus, daughter of Malcolm 5th Earl of Angus and Unknown, in 1243.1 2 (Matilda Countess of Angus was born about 1214.) Marriage Notes: "MATILDA, Countess of Angus in her own right, married in 1243 Sir Gilbert Umfraville, a powerful Northumbrian baron, who through her became Earl of Angus. He was not her first husband .... Gilbert next married Theophania.2 (Theophania was born about 1215 and died by 1243 2.) Marriage Notes: "Gilbert married first Theophania, perhaps a member of the Balliol family, who brought her husband the lands of Mickley in England. They had no children. She died before 1243." |
1 e-books, The Scots Peerage ed. Sir James Balfour Paul vol. 1 (1904).
2 Internet Site, https://www.poms.ac.uk/record/person/2051/ Gilbert de Umfraville (D.1245).
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