Margaret de Lungvilliers
- Born: Farnley, Yorkshire, England 141
- Marriage: Geoffrey de Neville 141,160
- Died: Abt Feb 1318-1319, Lancashire, England 141,734
 General Notes:
~Weis' Ancestral Roots . . ., 8th Edition, 247:27, Geoffrey de Neville of Hornby Castle, he was Chief Justice of the King's Forests, summoned to Shrewsbury 1285, died shortly before 26 Mar 1285, and married sometime around 1267, Margaret de Lungvilliers who died feb 1318/19, daughter of John de Lungvillers, and a descendant of Aleric, Lord of Hornby, 1066. 160
Noted events in her life were:
• Background Information. 734
There was an Inquisition upon the death of Margaret de Nevile in 12 Edward II (1318-1319), when it was found that amongst her great possessions were a messuage of two bovates of land at Potterton. [Dodsworth M.S. 44] Margaret was the wife of Geoffrey de Neville, a cadet of the Raby family and a Justice Itinerat for Pleas of the forest who died in 1285, and she was a daughter to heir of John Longvillers. [Coucher Book ob Kirstall Abbey, Thoresby Soc. Pub, vol. vii, pg. 50] It is possible that the land at Potterton was part of the extensive grant made by de Lacy, in whose fee it then was to de Longvillers, and that Margaret had inherited it from her father. In 1341, Margaret's son Robert, was shown be the Survey to be holding the land. "Robert de Nevill, knight, holds the town of Podryngton by the service of one knight's fee, rendering by the year Id. And he owes suit of court for one messuage of 9 acres of land which Richard Cisson hold of him."
~History of Barwick-in-Elmet, pg. 231-232
Margaret married Geoffrey de Neville, son of Geoffrey de Neville and Unknown.160 (Geoffrey de Neville was born in Hornby Castle, England and died on 26 Mar 1285 in England 160.)
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