Ralph "Rito Brito" Annesley (b. Abt. 1060, d. Mar 26, 1218)
Ralph "Rito Brito" Annesley (son of Richard Annesley) was born Abt. 1060 in Annesley, Notthinghamshire, England, and died Mar 26, 1218. He married (Albreda) Aubrey.
Notes for Ralph "Rito Brito" Annesley: The Annesley (original spelling) surname Began in a small village 10 miles NW of the city of Nottingham in the English county of Nottingham. The village Annesley was named for a Celtic chieftan named "Anna" who owned a meadow ("lea" in old English). Levinot was the last Saxon Lord to hold Annesley. As a reward for their part in the Battle of Hastings in 1066, one Norman family, Ralph Fitz-Hubert was given the village and surrounding lands. Ralpe Brito de Annesley managed the property at Annesley for Ralph Fitz-Hubert. It has been reported that Ralpe Brito de Annesley had traveled to England with Fitz-Hubert, who had accompanied William the Conqueror, in the Battle of Hastings. Eventually, this family took up the name de Annesley, which was further Anglicized to Annesley.
More About Ralph "Rito Brito" Annesley: Burial: Unknown, Priory of Felley, Nottinghamshire, England.
Children of Ralph "Rito Brito" Annesley and (Albreda) Aubrey are:
+Reginald Annesley, b. Abt. 1106, Annesley, Notthinghamshire, England, d. date unknown, Priory of Felley, Nottinghamshire, England.
Ralph "Rito Brito" Annesley (b. Abt. 1060, d. Mar 26, 1218)
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