Family Group Sheet for Nigel D’Oilly, Lord Hook Norton, Constable of Oxford / Agnes Hook Norton (F6102) m. 1069 : Family History of Ivan Hurst

Family: Nigel D’Oilly, Lord Hook Norton, Constable of Oxford / Agnes Hook Norton (F6102)

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Male
Nigel D’Oilly, Lord Hook Norton, Constable of Oxford

Birth	1040	Quilly Le Vicomte, Calvados, Basse-Normandie, France
Death	Sep 1115	Hook Norton, Oxfordshire, England
Burial
Marriage	1069	Hook Norton, Oxfordshire, England
Father	Gilbert Sire d OUILLY \| F2946 Group Sheet
Mother	Frances BARNEY \| F2946 Group Sheet

Female
Agnes Hook Norton

Birth	1044	Hook Norton, Oxfordshire, England
Death	1065	Hook Norton, Oxfordshire, England
Burial
Father
Mother

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Robert D’Oiley, Lord Hook Norton

Birth	1070	Hook Norton, Oxfordshire, England
Death	1142	Abington Abbey, Berkshire, England
Burial
Spouse	Edith Forne \| F2263
Marriage	1095	Hook Norton, Oxfordshire, England

Male
Foulk d' Oilly

Birth	1072	Oxford, Oxfordshire, England
Death	1126	England
Burial

Male
Roger d Oyly

Birth	1074	Oxford, Oxfordshire, England
Death	1131	Eston, Oxfordshire, England
Burial
Spouse	HAWISIA DeOxford \| F1933
Marriage	1104	Ouilly, Calvados, Basse-Normandie, France

Male
Nigel d Oilly

Birth	1076	Oxford, Oxfordshire, England
Death	1115
Burial
Spouse	Agnes Agnes \| F2933
Marriage

Female
Alice de doyli

Birth	1154	Rycott, Oxford, England
Death
Burial
Spouse	Ernulf de Mandeville \| F2935
Marriage	Est 1166	England ?

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