Eva de Vernon

  Information about this person:

• Background Information. ⁷¹³
Matthew, son of Walter de Somerville, held the manor of Alpram under the Wettenals, during the reign of Edward I, and assumed the name de Alpram. He appears in a undated deed, confirming possion of the vill of Calveley to Richard, son of Hugh de Calvelegh.

Matthew de Alpraham married Eva or Elena, who survived him, daughter of Matthew, son of Warin de Vernon. Matthew and Eva had seven daughters and coheirs.

Children of Matthew and Eva de Alpram:

Alice, wife of Thomas de Bulkeley, and second husband thomas de Sladehurst.
Sibilla, wife of William de Wetenhall
Amelia, wife of Robert de Wetenhall
Joan, wife of John, son of Hugh de Legh
Wervill, wife of Robert de Troghford
Catherine, wife of William de Clotton
Ellen, wife of another Robert de Wetenhall.

~George Ormerod's The History of County Palatine and City of Chester, Vol. II, p. 279

Eva married Matthew de Alperham, son of Walter de Somerville and Unknown.⁷¹³ (Matthew de Alperham died about 1313 in Alpreham, Cheshire, England ⁷¹³.)