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SLHS Lucy’s Family Tree
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History
In 1074 the de Luci clan followed William the Conqueror from Normandy and set up in Essex. By 1247 they were prominent land owners in this part of Warwickshire.
This is a very basically attempt at starting their family tree
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Theatres ●
Adrian de Lucy
(1080-1131)
m Aveline de Ghot
Emma de Lucy
(1095-1178)
m Henry Maunsel
Lucy de Lucy
(1097- unknown)
never married
Richard de Lucy
(1110-1179)
m Rosesia of Boulogne
Walter de Lucy
(1112-1171)
never married
Robert de Lucy
(1113-1179)
m Emme Sackville
Margaret de Lucy
(1114-unknown)
m William de Chesney
William de Lucy
(1114-unknown)
m William de Chesney
It’s through William that most of the Charlecote Lucys are known
Confusingly Thomas was the most common first name for male heirs. The following Thomas Lucys are known to have existed:
b1250, b1281, b1300, b1332, b1355, b1551, b1372, b1488, b1512*, b1575, b1585, b1624, b1700
*It’s likely that this Thomas build Charlecote Mill.
Further Information..
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Official website: The Lucy family have their very own history website:
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Wikipedia have a superb treatise on the whole Norman family:
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For information on the migration of their ancestors see (a commercial website):
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And research has been done into the Irish branch:
See also their heraldry (shortcut at top of page)
Last update: 31/10/2024
Created: 24/06/2024