Cecily de Mobberley
 Information about this person:
• Background Information. 1055
William de Mobberley, of Mobberley in Cheshire, Esq. had seven daughters by his second wife, Maud, daughter and heir to Robert Downes, of Chorley. This William de Mobberley was Sheriff of Chester in 1319. By William's first wife he had Sir Raufe de Mobberley, who died without issue, in France in 1361; and a daughter, Ciceley, who, in 1329 wedded John Dumville, the younger, of Mobberley. Upon the death of Sir Raufe de Mobberley, who had succeeded his father, William, in 1326, Ciceley, his sister, inherited the estate of Mobberley. Ciceley's half blood sisters became coheirs to their mother's lands in Chorley.
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• Background Information. 713
"Cicely, daughter of William de Modberlegh, sole sister and heir of the whole blood to Sir Ralph de Mobberly."
George Ormerod's The History of County Palatine and City of Chester, Vol II, p. 433
Cecily married John de Domville, son of John Domville and Maud de Brereton 713.,1055 (John de Domville died After 1392 & Before 1394 in Cheshire, England 713.)
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