Ralph de Gresley
- Marriage : Isabella de Muskham in 1212 in Greasley, Notthinghamshire, England
 General Notes:
~Ancestral Roots of Certain American Colonists Who Came to America before 1700, 7th or 8th Edition, 170:27, William de Ros of Ingmanthorpe, 3rd son, served in Scotland and Gascony. He married Eustache, widow of Sir Nicholas de Cauntelo, daughter and heir of Ralph fitz Hugh, son of Hugh Fitz Ralph, by Agnes daughter and heir of Ralph de Gresley.
Noted events in his life were:
• Web Reference: Greasley St. Mary History.
"The first person to carry the de Greasley title was William who is mentioned in 1139. Ralph de Greasley married Isabella de Muskham in 1212 and their daughter Agnes married Hugh fitz Ralph, son of the Lord of Selston, who became the first Patron of Greasley church. Eustache, daughter of Agnes and Hugh married Nicholas de Cantelupe and later Sir William de Roos and it is these two who are recorded in Archbishop Greenfield's register for February 26, 1294 as presenting Hugh de Cressy as Rector of Greasley church."
Ralph married Isabella de Muskham in 1212 in Greasley, Notthinghamshire, England.
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