Person:Robert de Holland (3)

Sir Robert de Holland
m.
  1. Sir Robert de HollandAbt 1253 - 1304
  2. William de HolandAbt 1255 - 1314
m. Bef 1276
  1. Joan de HollandAbt 1278 -
  2. Margery de HollandAbt 1280 -
  3. Adam de HollandAbt 1282 -
  4. William de HollandAbt 1284 - Bef 1321
  5. Robert de Holland, 1st Baron HolandEst 1285 - 1328
  6. Elizabeth de HollandAbt 1285 - Abt 1332
  7. Alan de HollandAbt 1286 -
  8. Margaret de HollandAbt 1287 - Aft 1324
  9. Avena de HollandAbt 1288 -
  10. Joan de HollandAbt 1290 - Aft 1347
  11. Thurstan de HollandAbt 1290 -
Facts and Events
Name[1] Sir Robert de Holland
Alt Name Robert De Holland
Gender Male
Alt Birth? Abt 1241 Up Holland, Lancashire, England
Birth? Abt 1253 Up Holland, Lancashire, England
Marriage Bef 1276 Samlesbury, Lancashire, Englandto Elizabeth de Samlesbury
Death? 1304 Up Holland, Lancashire, England
Alt Death? Aft 1311 Lancashire, England
Ancestral File Number QW26-G2
Ancestral File Number 91SH-T7
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To check:Born after mother was 50
References
  1. Farrer, William. A History of the County of Lancaster. (1911)
    4:91-97, British History Online, 1911.

    "Thurstan is said to have married a daughter of Adam de Kellet; eventually the lordship of Nether Kellet descended to his heirs by this wife. (fn. 14) He also acquired lands in Hale, and large grants in Makerfield. (fn. 15) Sir Robert de Holland, the son of Thurstan, who succeeded about 1276, married Elizabeth daughter and co-heir of Sir William de Samlesbury. (fn. 16)

    Robert's son and namesake, Sir Robert de Holland, became one of the leading men in the county, being a favourite official of Thomas, Earl of Lancaster, from whom he secured an alteration in the tenure of Upholland, which does not seem to have been permanent. (fn. 17) He extended his possessions by a marriage with Maud, daughter and co-heir of Alan de la Zouch, (fn. 18)"

  2.   Denton in the County of Lancaster, in Holland, Edgar Swinton. A history of the family of Holland of Mobberley and Knutsford in the county of Chester: with some account of the family of Holland of Upholland & Denton in the county of Lancaster. (Edinburgh: Priv. print. at the Ballantyne Press, 1902).
  3.   Sir ROBERT de Holand (-[1300])., in Cawley, Charles. Medieval Lands: A prosopography of medieval European noble and royal families.
  4.   Sir Robert de Holand, in Lundy, Darryl. The Peerage: A genealogical survey of the peerage of Britain as well as the royal families of Europe.

    Cawley and Farrer dispute the father assigned by Lundy. Lundy being weakly sourced, we presume in favor of the Cawley and Farrer assignment.

  5.   Online family trees.