Maud was the daughter of John Lovel and Isabel Bois.
She married William la Zouche in 1295 in Winchester, Hampshire County, England.
They were the parents of Eudes "Eon" la Zouche
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"Maud Lovel evidently died before c.1324, when her husband, Sir William la Zouche, petitioned the king requesting grace as Edmund, Earl of Leicester [afterwards Earl of Lancaster] formerly granted to Arnold de Bois two stags and two does in certain seasons annually from the chase of Leicester, and the heirs of the said Arnold enfeoffed him with these and he was seised of them until the chase was forfeited to the king with the other lands of Thomas, Earl of Lancaster. According to the abstract of this petition the petition was written when Maud, wife of William la Zouche, was deceased.
Thus, it would appear that Maud Lovel died sometime between 1313 and c. 1324, long before 1346."
Society Genealogy Medieval, "Complete Peerage Addition: Death of Maud Lovel, wife of William la Zouche, Lord Zouche of Harringworth", Diouglas Richardson, 17 Aug 2008.
She married William la Zouche in 1295 in Winchester, Hampshire County, England.
They were the parents of Eudes "Eon" la Zouche
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"Maud Lovel evidently died before c.1324, when her husband, Sir William la Zouche, petitioned the king requesting grace as Edmund, Earl of Leicester [afterwards Earl of Lancaster] formerly granted to Arnold de Bois two stags and two does in certain seasons annually from the chase of Leicester, and the heirs of the said Arnold enfeoffed him with these and he was seised of them until the chase was forfeited to the king with the other lands of Thomas, Earl of Lancaster. According to the abstract of this petition the petition was written when Maud, wife of William la Zouche, was deceased.
Thus, it would appear that Maud Lovel died sometime between 1313 and c. 1324, long before 1346."
Society Genealogy Medieval, "Complete Peerage Addition: Death of Maud Lovel, wife of William la Zouche, Lord Zouche of Harringworth", Diouglas Richardson, 17 Aug 2008.
Maud was the daughter of John Lovel and Isabel Bois.
She married William la Zouche in 1295 in Winchester, Hampshire County, England.
They were the parents of Eudes "Eon" la Zouche
**********
"Maud Lovel evidently died before c.1324, when her husband, Sir William la Zouche, petitioned the king requesting grace as Edmund, Earl of Leicester [afterwards Earl of Lancaster] formerly granted to Arnold de Bois two stags and two does in certain seasons annually from the chase of Leicester, and the heirs of the said Arnold enfeoffed him with these and he was seised of them until the chase was forfeited to the king with the other lands of Thomas, Earl of Lancaster. According to the abstract of this petition the petition was written when Maud, wife of William la Zouche, was deceased.
Thus, it would appear that Maud Lovel died sometime between 1313 and c. 1324, long before 1346."
Society Genealogy Medieval, "Complete Peerage Addition: Death of Maud Lovel, wife of William la Zouche, Lord Zouche of Harringworth", Diouglas Richardson, 17 Aug 2008.
She married William la Zouche in 1295 in Winchester, Hampshire County, England.
They were the parents of Eudes "Eon" la Zouche
**********
"Maud Lovel evidently died before c.1324, when her husband, Sir William la Zouche, petitioned the king requesting grace as Edmund, Earl of Leicester [afterwards Earl of Lancaster] formerly granted to Arnold de Bois two stags and two does in certain seasons annually from the chase of Leicester, and the heirs of the said Arnold enfeoffed him with these and he was seised of them until the chase was forfeited to the king with the other lands of Thomas, Earl of Lancaster. According to the abstract of this petition the petition was written when Maud, wife of William la Zouche, was deceased.
Thus, it would appear that Maud Lovel died sometime between 1313 and c. 1324, long before 1346."
Society Genealogy Medieval, "Complete Peerage Addition: Death of Maud Lovel, wife of William la Zouche, Lord Zouche of Harringworth", Diouglas Richardson, 17 Aug 2008.
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