Oliver Ingham - Family

Family

Married: Elizabeth Zouche, b 1282, Ellesmere, Shropshire

Children:

  • Elizabeth Ingham
    • m John Curson
  • Joan de Ingham b. 1320, d. 1364
    • m Lord Robert (Roger) Le Strange of Knockyn, b 15 Aug 1301 in Knockin, Shropshire, d 29 Jul 1349 in Sedgbrook, Lincolnshire son of John le Strange (who became Lord Strange of Knockin in 1299) & Isolda de Walton
    • m 30 Nov 1350 in Ingham, Norfolk a Sir Myles Stapleton KG, b c1318, Bedale, Yorkshire, d 4 Dec 1364. son of sir Gilbert Stapleton & Agnes Fitzlan of Bedale

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