Alice Deyncourt, Co-heir of the Deyncourt Bedale inheritance, later Lady Lovel
Dates: flourished 15th century; died after 1474
Biography
Alice Deyncourt was one of the two daughters and co-heirs of William Deyncourt. She later married William and then John Lovel, through whom the inheritance became part of the Lovel estate.
Notes / Sources
The source gives the co-heirship and later Lovel succession but not a separate Aiskew partition.
Research sources:
- McCall, The Early History of Bedale, pp. 60-61, describing the Deyncourt co-heirs and subdivision of the Bedale moiety. — https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/7a/The_Early_History_of_Bedale_in_the_North_Riding_of_Yorkshire_%28IA_earlyhistoryofbe01mcca%29.pdf
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