Balderick Teutonicus [8814] ²⁵

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NEVILLE FAMILY
I. RABY LINE
The family include the Nevilles of Abergavenny, Wellingore, Auborn, Kewland Hall, Skelbrooke, Chevet, Thorney, Tasburgh Hall and the Nevilles of Raby Castle. Each bore similar Coat of Arms with the Motto "NeVile Velis" meaning "Form no Vile wish or thought."
On the spelling of the surname Neville, the Abergavenny branch reject the final "e", while the Braybroooke branch retain it. For the sake of further distinction, the Grove, Chevet, Holbeck, Skelbrooke and Wellingore baranchs omit one "L". In the old manuscripts, from "De Nova Villa", we get Neuville, Nevylle, Nevyll, Nevyl, Nevill and Nevil while the Latimers are frequently styled Nevell, but the prevailing form is Nevyll or Nevill.

The Norman family of Nevill came from Teutonic stock. Baldrick was Lord of Bacqueville en Caux under Duke William. He married a niece of Gilbert Compte De Brionne, a grandson of duke Richard I who was regent of Normandy in 1040.

Balderick married Rohaise de Clare [8818] [MRIN: 5710], daughter of Richard Fitzgilbert de Clare 1st Earl Clare [4500] and Rohese Giffard [4507].