John DE SHELTON

Birth:
of Shelton, Suffolk, England
Death:
1334
Mother:
DE SHELTON
Notes:
                   13th Lord of Shelton

He succeeded his cousin, Richard, to the Shelton estates and was also on record
as Sir John of Skelton castle, Cumberland, and as John de Schelton.  He was
knight of the Shire of Cumberland in 1318.

Brown, Kathryn Morris.  The Sheltons: Lineal Descendants from Ancient, Medieval
and Modern Kings... p. 16

13th Lord of Shelton

He succeeded his cousin, Richard, to the Shelton estates and was also on record
as Sir John of Skelton castle, Cumberland, and as John de Schelton.  He was
knight of the Shire of Cumberland in 1318.

Brown, Kathryn Morris.  The Sheltons: Lineal Descendants from Ancient, Medieval
and Modern Kings... p. 16
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Ralph SHELTON, SIR
Birth:
Abt 1315
Shelton, Norfolk, England
Death:
17 Nov 1358
Joan DE PLAIS 
Marr:
Sudbury, Engalnd 
Notes:
                   Archives microfilm # 1275058

Brown, Kathryn Morris. The Sheltons: Lineal Descendants from Ancient, Medieval
and Modern Kings... p. 18.
"He built the old Shelton Hall (probably the middle 1300's), a fortified
castle, and St. Mary's Church at Shelton, Norfolk.  He and his wife are buried
in the church and the brass effigy of the warrior adorned the floor."
"Sir Ralph fought in King Edward III's own company at the Battle of Crecy and
was knighted for helping save the life of the King's eldest son, Edward
(1330-1376)."
"Sir Ralph also won high favor at Poitiers ten years later when the English
again routed the French."
"At his mother's death in 1334, Sir Ralph Shelton was Lord of the Shelton
Manor.  He was 18 years old.  Through marriage to his first wife, Ann
Burgulion, he bacame heir to the great estates of Sir Ralph Burgulion, of Great
Snoring, Suffolk, England, and of Rediston.  He was also Lord of the Manor of
Brent Elleigh in Suffolk."

Archives microfilm # 1275058

Brown, Kathryn Morris. The Sheltons: Lineal Descendants from Ancient, Medieval
and Modern Kings... p. 18.
"He built the old Shelton Hall (probably the middle 1300's), a fortified
castle, and St. Mary's Church at Shelton, Norfolk.  He and his wife are buried
in the church and the brass effigy of the warrior adorned the floor."
"Sir Ralph fought in King Edward III's own company at the Battle of Crecy and
was knighted for helping save the life of the King's eldest son, Edward
(1330-1376)."
"Sir Ralph also won high favor at Poitiers ten years later when the English
again routed the French."
"At his mother's death in 1334, Sir Ralph Shelton was Lord of the Shelton
Manor.  He was 18 years old.  Through marriage to his first wife, Ann
Burgulion, he bacame heir to the great estates of Sir Ralph Burgulion, of Great
Snoring, Suffolk, England, and of Rediston.  He was also Lord of the Manor of
Brent Elleigh in Suffolk."
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John De Shelton - Blocked

John De Shelton His parents were Ralph De Shelton and De Shelton.

He married Blocked .

They were the parents of 2 children:
Ralph Shelton, Sir born Abt 1315.
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John De Shelton died 1334 .