Matilda de Norley
- Marriage: Robert de Legh after 1336 in Legh, Cheshire, England 713,745,763
 General Notes:
~Ormerod's History of the County Palatine and City of Chester, Vol. III, p. 661 Legh of Adlington Pedigree, second wife of Robert de Legh, Lord of Adelynton. Daughter and coher of Adam de Norley, alias North legh, in Pemberton, Lancashire, by his wife margery, daughter and heir of John Fitz Warin de Waleton, in Leyland Hundred, living 49 Edward III. 713
Noted events in her life were:
• Background Information. 685
Matilda, the second wife of Robert Legh of Adlington, was daughter and choheir of Adam de Norley of North Leigh, in Lancashire, and grand-daughter of Thurstan de Norley. In the Placita Paschć, dated 34 Edward I, the following is found: "Adam de Pemberton brought an action of trespass against Thurstan de Norley, and Matilda, the wife of Adam de Norley, for cutting down and trespassing on his woods in Pemberton."
~Contributions Towards a History of the Ancient Parish of Prestbury in Cheshire, Adlington, and Legh of Adlington, pp. 126
Matilda married Robert de Legh, son of John de Legh and Elena de Corona, after 1336 in Legh, Cheshire, England 713,745.,763 (Robert de Legh was born in 1293 in Adlington, Cheshire, England.)
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