Category: Early Barony of Topcliffe

Categories: Early English Feudal Baronies | House of Percy

See Sanders, English Baronies, p.148, in the probable baronies section.

The Percys were associated with the north of England from an early time and reached the heights of power by the late middle ages. Their original Norman male line ended early, and the senior line after that was descended from the Belgian counts of Louvain.

Eventually this line became the parliamentary Lords Percy of Alnwick.

Agnes (Percy) Leuven 1134 Alnwick, Northumberland, England - bef 13 Oct 1204

Alan (Percy) de Percy 1069 Alnwick, Northumberland, England - bef 1135

Henry (Percy) de Percy abt Feb 1300 Leconfield, Yorkshire, England - abt 17 Feb 1352

Henry (Percy) de Percy 25 Mar 1273 Petworth, Sussex, England - bef 10 Oct 1314

Henry (Percy) de Percy abt 1235 Alnwick, Northumberland, England - 29 Aug 1272

Henry (Percy) de Percy abt 1160 Alnwick, Northumberland, England - 1198

John (Percy) de Percy 1270 Sussex, England - 20 Jul 1293

Matilda (Percy) de Beaumont 1136 Topcliffe, Yorkshire, England - bef 13 Oct 1204

Willelm (Percy) de Percy abt 1034 Normandy, France - 1096

William (Percy) de Percy 1112 Alnwick, Northumberland, England - abt 1175

William (Percy) de Percy abt 1193 Alnwick, Northumberland, England - bef 28 Jul 1245

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