9680 Individuals
in our Database

ADILSSON of SWED 240
Anderson 18
Case 8
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Davenport 31
De Clayton 16
De Davenport 7
De Dundas 9
De Hyde 6
De Langtown 9
De Mainwaring 7
De Massey 6
De Orde 7
De Sutton 15
De Venables 13
Dossett 8
Forrest 11
Forrester 7
Hinton 14
Howard 16
Hyde 8
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Newsham 8
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Prather 6
Quintyne 8
Runner 9
Smith 6
Spalding 10
Sutton 9
Warner 7
Watson 10

De Hyde - 9 Individuals Found

Photo Name / Spouse Father / Mother Notes
Hugh De Hyde
b.1308
d.1401
Father: SIR KNIGHT John de Hyde JOHANNES NORTHBERIE 
Mother: Margaret Davenport MARGERY
John De Hyde
SIR
b.1245
d.1317

Spouse: Isabel de Baggley
Father: Robert de Hyde of Norbury  
Mother: Margaret de Stokeport
John De Hyde "JOHANNES NORTHBERIE"
SIR KNIGHT
b.1307
d.1364

Spouse: Margaret Davenport
Father: SIR John de Hyde  
Mother: Isabel de Baggley
John De Hyde "HUYDE"
LORD OF NORBURY
b.1355
d.1440
Father: SIR Robert de Hyde  
Mother:
Margery De Hyde
b.1310
d.1357
Father: SIR KNIGHT John de Hyde JOHANNES NORTHBERIE 
Mother: Margaret Davenport MARGERY
Matthew De Hyde
b.1170
d.1211
Father: John de La Hyde  
Mother:
The township of Hyde in modern Tameside bears local name of one of its oldest and most distinguished families. It began with one Matthew de Hyde (or Mathaeus de Hide) whose son Robert acquired the title Robert de Norbury from King Edward II, as well as Lordship of the Manors of Hyde and Newton in Cheshire, Shalcross in Derbyshire and of Halghton in Lancashire. The family is related by ancestry to the Hydes of Wiltshire at Tisbury and West Hatch and to Edward Hyde, the Earl of Clarendon. The Hydes (or Hides) held estates at one time comprised of one hundred and ninety one acres. Their county seat was at Hyde Hall, a sixteenth century building, much altered in subsequent centuries by brick face work. Probably the most famous member of the Hyde family was Anne, wife to King James II and mother of Queen Anne. Matthew went by Mathaeus de Hide, Matthew Hyde, Matthew De Hyde, and also Matthew De Bromhale. Matthew was from a castle, near Bromhale, and the castle therefore gained the name of the closet landmark, Bromhale. This "Bromhale" may have been in France. The area called "Britanny."
Robert De Hyde
SIR KNIGHT
b.1195
d.1225

Spouse: Maria Francis Vallery
Father: Matthew de Hyde  
Mother:
Robert De Hyde
SIR
b.1333
d.1401
Father: SIR KNIGHT John de Hyde JOHANNES NORTHBERIE 
Mother: Margaret Davenport MARGERY
William De Hyde
b.1301
d.1363
Father: SIR KNIGHT John de Hyde JOHANNES NORTHBERIE 
Mother: Margaret Davenport MARGERY


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