Robert de Strelley, Lord of Adbolton, participant on the baronial side in the conflict associated with Simon de Montfort.
Dates: Active in the 1260s; restored to his lands in 1267; exact birth and death dates not established here.
Biography
Robert de Strelley was a thirteenth-century member of the Strelley landholding family. The consulted account states that he supported Simon de Montfort, suffered forfeiture of his estates, and received restoration in 1267 after paying a fine.
Notes / Sources
The National Archives record uses the form Robert son of Walter de Stretle.
Research sources:
- The National Archives, C 146/3897, Declaration that William de Morteyn had given back to Robert son of Walter de Stretle his lands in Adbolton and other places, dated 1266-1267; W. E. Doubleday, Notts Villages: Adbolton. — https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C5888356
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