The Royal Descents of the Fosters of Moulton And the Mathesons of Shinnes & Lochalsh
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95 THE FAMILY OF TILNEY.
The next Lincolnshire family on whom we propose to treat, is a most interesting one. The Fosters claim descent from the Tilneys through Alice, daughter of Sir Frederick Tilney, marrying John Skipvvith, whom we have seen by the Skipwith pedigree was the son of Sir William Skipwith, kt., by his wife Alice de Hiltoft.
There is an account of the Tilney family given in Thompson's History of Boston. That author states the family was of Norman origin, but derived its name from... the town of Tilney in Norfolk, and was one of the most eminent of knight's degree in England. Frodo, the first member of the family came to England in the reign of Edward the Confessor, and at the time of the conquest had many manors in Norfolk and Suffolk.
Pedigree as given by Thompson : Frodo, lived temp. Edward the Confessor. = Alan, son and heir, temp. Stephen. = .
Gilbert, 2nd son.
Alan de Tilney, son and heir, temp. Henry II. = .
I I Gilfred.
Baldwin de Tilney, son and heir.
= Sir Frederick de Tilney, of Boston, 2nd son.
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95 THE FAMILY OF TILNEY.
The next Lincolnshire family on whom we propose to treat, is a most interesting one. The Fosters claim descent from the Tilneys through Alice, daughter of Sir Frederick Tilney, marrying John Skipvvith, whom we have seen by the Skipwith pedigree was the son of Sir William Skipwith, kt., by his wife Alice de Hiltoft.
There is an account of the Tilney family given in Thompson's History of Boston. That author states the family was of Norman origin, but derived its name from... the town of Tilney in Norfolk, and was one of the most eminent of knight's degree in England. Frodo, the first member of the family came to England in the reign of Edward the Confessor, and at the time of the conquest had many manors in Norfolk and Suffolk.
Pedigree as given by Thompson : Frodo, lived temp. Edward the Confessor. = Alan, son and heir, temp. Stephen. = .
Gilbert, 2nd son.
Alan de Tilney, son and heir, temp. Henry II. = .
I I Gilfred.
Baldwin de Tilney, son and heir.
= Sir Frederick de Tilney, of Boston, 2nd son.
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