Isabel de Periton

✓ Isabel, 2nd daughter and coheir of Adam de Periton of Ellington, Northumberland, Faxton, Northants, and Rampisham, Dorset, probably by Sarah; m. (1) Robert de Welle (d. 1265); (2) after 25 Jul 1266 and before 1269 William de Vescy, Lord Vescy (d.s.p.s. legit. 1297) - which is why Burke calls her 'Isabel de Vesci'; CONFIRMED in the Vescy article (Complete Peerage XII/2 p.283 and notes c-g, pages supplied by Aynsley): 'Isabel, widow of Sir Robert de Welle... 2nd da. and coh. of Adam de Periton... probably by Sarah' (Cal. Inq. p.m. vol. i no. 633); 'By her 1st husband Isabel was mother of Adam de Welle [Lord Welles]'; described as 'Isabel de Welles' at the division of her father's lands (Close Rolls 1264-68); her heir in 1314/15 her grandson Robert, 2nd Lord Welles, aged 19. Sarah remains 'probably'. d. shortly before 5 Jan 1314/15, when her grandson Robert, 2nd Lord Welles, succeeded her; buried at Malton Priory. Source: Complete Peerage vol. XII pt. 2, pp. 436-441, article WELLES (pages supplied by Aynsley, 15 Oct 2026), citing the records named. [DIRECT ANCESTOR OF THE COMPILER: flag added 15 Oct 2026 by walking the tree from Aynsley, so that this marker is reliable and can be searched.]