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UNKNOWN de AUDLEY

• Reference: 5157

1. Liulf de AUDLEY
2. Adam de STANLEY

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Notes

1910 work, p.36, states that LIULF and ADAM were brothers, living

during the reigns of Kings STEPHEN and HENRY II, and that LIULF's name

proves that they were of English (i.e. Saxon as opposed to Norman)

descent. On p. 30, Round explains that a deed from the period makes it

reasonable to assume that their father divided his lands between the

two brothers. The widley held belief that the identity of the father was

an Adam de Audley was termed "a complete myth" by genealogist General

George Wrottesley and Round concurred. On pages 18-25 Round explores

the widley held theory that the mythical Adam de Audley was descended

from a daughter of ALFRED THE GREAT through the Earls of Mercia, and

utterly destroys it. The holder of the Audley/Stanley lands before the

division appeard to have been a man named Gamel, but there is nothing to

indicate he was the father of the brothers. The pipe roll of 1130 shows

a Gamel to have been recently slain by "Aldredeselga", but Round notes

that Gamel was a very common name and that there is no reason to

believe that the pipe roll reference even refers to the same Gamel who

held these lands. Also, the actual name , "Aldredeselga", has been

interpreted as refering to LIULF DE AUDLEY, but such intrepretation is

almost certainly incorrect.

Cokayne's "Complete Peerage" (Stanley, p.245) remarks that "The Audleys

and the Stanleys had clearly been settled in their lands for some time

before the charter, because they took their names from their holdings;

and since they bore different names, it is quite likely that the father of

LIULF and ADAM had no territorial surname.

Edward JOHNSON

• Reference: 11143

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Notes

bottom of the chart : "Not all chebeague Johnsons are in this immediate

family . . ." Apparently Edward is one of these as he does not appear

elsewhere o the chart.