Walter de la Lynde

  Noted events in his life were:

• Web Reference: Dalyngride Family.
William Belet had granted the manor of Broomfield in Somerset to John de la Lynde in 1256 to which his son Walter (d. 1317) succeeded.

• Background Information. ¹³⁴⁶
"Walther de la Lynde, lord of Laseby, in Lincolnshire, and Bulbrook in Sussex, son of Sir John de la Lynde, Knight, seneschal of the city of London, temp. Henry III."

~Collins's The English Baronetage, Vol. p. 529

• Web Reference: Hartley Family of England.
Claricia Hartley b.c.1223, daughter of Adam de Hartley and his wife Cecilia, married Jean de la Lynde b.c.1215 Winterborn, Clenstone, Dorestshire, England; m.c.1245 Winterborn, Clenstone, Dorestshire, England; later knighted; famous for negotiating the execution of the Treaty of Paris 1259 between King Richard III of England and King Louis IX of France, a Treaty that gave former Norseland, Normany, back to the French.

Their children were:

Sir Walter de la Lynde b:1248 in Winterborn, Clenstone, Dorsetshire m.Joan [Isabel] de Nevill
Geoffrey De la Lynde b:abt.1250 in Winterborn, Clenstone, Dorsetshire [his son was named William de Hartley, possibly after his mother's surname]
Alexander De la Lynde b: ABT 1252 in Winterborn, Clenstone, Dorsetshire

Walter married Joan de Neville, daughter of Hugh de Neville and Joan de Cornhill ¹⁰⁵⁵.^,1241 (Joan de Neville was born about 1224 in Bolebrook, East Grinstead, Sussex, England and died about 1275 in England.)