Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
NameSir Gilbert Fitz Richard 
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124856,124857,124858,123721,124859,124860,124861,124862,124863,85531,123686,124864,93340,124865,123689,124866,124867,124868,124869,124870,124871,124872,124873,124874Birthbef 1066, Clare, St Edmundsbury Borough, Suffolk, England124875,124876,124877,124878,124879,124880,124881,124882
Memo1055? 1065?
Memoor 1117; ca 1115? England?
Memo1115? 1117?
OccupationAristocrat124895
Alias/AKAGilbert Fitz Richard de Clare; Gilbert de Tunbridge; Gilbert De Clare124896,124897,124898,124899,124900
FatherRichard Fitz Richard (1030-1090)
MotherRohese Giffard (~1034-1113)
Misc. Notes
Pg 105 Line 153, Gilbert Fitz Richard, Earl of Clare and Lord of Tunbridge, founder of the Priory of Clare 1090, Lord of Cardigan 1107-111117594
Pg 201 Line 246, Gilbert Fitz Richard (184-3), Earl of Clare, Lord of Tunbridge25651
Pg 117, 31. Gilbert Fitz Richard de Clare, Lord of Clare and Tunbridge (Clare 31), was created Earl of Pembroke by King Stephen 113817595
Pg 32 Gilbert Fitz Richard, de Toneburg de Clare, second Earl of Clare (2) IX, APP. I, 6655285
Vol 4 Image394of1408 Pg 376 Gilbert de Clare, baronial leader17596
He is first mentioned as fortifying his castle of Tunbridge (spring of 1088), in conjunction with his brother Roger, against William Rufus (Ord. Vit. Iv.17) Resisting the king on his march into Kent, his castle was stormed, and he himself wounded and taken prisoner (FLOR. WIG.)
Pg 140 Sir Gilbert Fitz Richard de Clare, 2nd Earl (or Lord) of Clare18007
Pg 144 Sir Gilbert Fitz Richard, Earl of Clare and Lord of Tunbridge
Gilbert Fitz Richard, Male, Anglo-Norman Baron in Wales25652
Pg 201 Line 246, Gilbert Fitz Richard (184-3), Earl of Clare, Lord of Tunbridge25651
Pg 117, 31. Gilbert Fitz Richard de Clare, Lord of Clare and Tunbridge (Clare 31), was created Earl of Pembroke by King Stephen 113817595
Pg 32 Gilbert Fitz Richard, de Toneburg de Clare, second Earl of Clare (2) IX, APP. I, 6655285
Vol 4 Image394of1408 Pg 376 Gilbert de Clare, baronial leader17596
He is first mentioned as fortifying his castle of Tunbridge (spring of 1088), in conjunction with his brother Roger, against William Rufus (Ord. Vit. Iv.17) Resisting the king on his march into Kent, his castle was stormed, and he himself wounded and taken prisoner (FLOR. WIG.)
Pg 140 Sir Gilbert Fitz Richard de Clare, 2nd Earl (or Lord) of Clare18007
Pg 144 Sir Gilbert Fitz Richard, Earl of Clare and Lord of Tunbridge
Gilbert Fitz Richard, Male, Anglo-Norman Baron in Wales25652
Research
Adeliza De Montmorency b: 1058 Northamptonshire, England d: 1125 England; Spouse: Gilbert De Clare; Children: Richard FitzGilbert de Clare; Adeliza de Vere; Gilbert De Clare; Rohese de Clare82287 (Another wife? Children from his current wife, Adelaide de Clermont?)