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     Elizabeth Mowbray? - not de Lisle was born before 1340 in England. She is unlikely to be a de Lisle.
There is no mention of her in her assumed father's documents, see Parker. Douglas Richardson wrote on the Gen-Medieval mailing list 2 Feb 2008: The authoritative Complete Peerage, 1 (1910): 101-102 (sub Aldeburgh) has a brief account of the history of Sir William de Aldeburgh, Knt (died 1388), 1st Lord Aldeburgh. Regarding the parentage of his wife, Elizabeth, who died in or before 1378, the following information is supplied in footnote e on page 101:
"Most genealogists assume that Elizabeth was sister of Robert [de Lisle], though Ralph Brooke (Discoverie of certaine Errours in the Britannia, 1596, p. 66) denies this, and says she was the sister of John, Robert's father. But there is no known authority for either relationship. The arms of L'Isle, and those of Aldeburgh (as above), occur among those seen by Glover at Harewood. (Foster, ut supra, pp.
466-8). V.G." .
Thus, while Mr Gibbs, the editor of Complete Peerage, questions Elizabeth de Aldeburgh's parentage, he leaves the door open to the possibility that she might have been a Lisle. That she was neither the sister of Robert de Lisle, nor of his father, is proven, however, by Elizabeth de Aldeburgh's own seal which has been available in print since 1896. A description of this seal is found in Birch, Catalogue of Seals in the British Museum, volum 6801. [A.D. 1368]. Red: fine but fragmentary, [Add. ch. 26,770.] An angel, half-length, wearing an embroidered robe, supporting before him two small shields of arms: dex., a lion rampant, Aldeburgh (see previous seal), sin., a lion rampant. Within a carved gothic panel. Legend wanting." [Reference: Birch Cat. of Seals in the British Museum 2 (1892): 412].
This item may be viewed at the following weblink:
http://books.google.com/books?id=JhMaAAAAIAAJ&printsec=frontcover&dq=editions:07Fwza-a_OaBmfrQ_9#PPA412,M1
As can be seen above, the arms of Elizabeth de Aldeburgh are displayed on her seal as being a lion rampant. The Lisle arms, on the other hand, are well known and they are completely different, they being: Or, a fess between two chevronels Sable [Reference: Beltz, Memorials of the Most Noble Order of the Garter (1841): 42-44].
The Lisle arms are also displayed at the following weblink:
http://books.google.com/books?id=Y-MNAAAAQAAJ&pg=RA6-PA25&dq=Aldeburgh+Lisle#PRA6-PA30,M1

Thus, on the basis of heraldic evidence, it is clear that Elizabeth, wife of William de Aldeburgh, 1st Lord Aldeburgh, was NOT a member of the Lisle family, as alleged by Brooke, Beltz, Burke, Duckett, and so many other genealogical sources, and as correctly questioned by Mr Gibbs, the editor of Complete Peerage.

Libby Sulivan wrote on the Gen-Medieval mailing list on 20 Oct 2012: The following are suggestions as to the identity of the wife of William de Aldeburgh [d1388] and that of his father Ivo de Aldeburgh.
William de Aldeburgh: In 2008 Douglas Richardson supplied details of the seal of Elizabeth, wife of William de Aldeburgh which determined that she was not a De L'Isle.
An angel, half-length, wearing an embroidered robe, supporting before him two small shields of arms: dex., a lion rampant, Aldeburgh (see previous seal), sin., a lion rampant. Within a carved gothic panel. Legend wanting." [Reference: Birch Cat. of Seals in the British Museum 2 (1892): 412 ; 6801. [A.D. 1368]. Red: fine but fragmentary, [Add. ch. 26,770.]
The description of the dexter side of the seal corresponds closely with that of Mowbray of Colton: Gules, a lion rampant argent within a bordure engrailed. Intriguingly, in 26 Edw 3 William, son of Ivo of Aldeburgh grants to John, son of William Moubray, and Margaret his wife my manor of Aldeburgh in Richmondshire [Yorkshire Archaeological Journal vol 6 1881: p421].
The suggestion is that Elizabeth, wife of William de Aldeburgh is a daughter of John Mowbray and Margaret Percy.

Ivo de Aldeburgh: On the National Archives website there is the following entry: I, Margery, who was the wife of Nich. Ward of Bubwyth hold for my life certain lands in Bubwyth of which the reversion belongs to Sir Wm. de Aldeburgh, chivaler & w. Eliz. which lands before this time I have attorned to the said Wm. & Eliz. by the concession of Ric. de Wateby, citizen of York. [1357-1358]DDTO K 23/191357/8; Lancashire Record Office.
The wife of William Mowbray of Colton , son of John Mowbray and Margaret Percy was Margaret Chaumont, whose mother Janette was the daughter of Richard de Wateby. 
The suggestion is that Mary, wife of Ivo de Aldeburgh is Mary de Wateby , is a daughter of Richard de Wateby and Janette's sister.
Thus all links to the DeLisle family have been removed to a separate database.
Elizabeth Mowbray? - not de Lisle married Sir William de Aldeburgh, son of Sir Ives Aldeburgh and Mary Unknown (Aldeburgh), circa 1356 in England.
Elizabeth and Maud was party to a deed dated 1364 in Harewood, Yorkshire; Inquisition whether it would be to the detriment of the King or of others that Robert de l'Isle of Rougemont, kt should enfeoff William de Aldeburgh kt and Elizabeth his wife of 2 parts of the manor of Harewood, which he held in chief: and should concede that the third part of the said manor, which Maud late the wife of John de l'Isle of Rougemont, father of Robert, held in dowry, should remain after Maud's death to Wm & Elizabeth.
Robert de l'Isle paid £70 pre licencia feoffandi the two parts of the manor, 16 June 1634.
Cokayne notes that the remainder was to the heirs of William not Elizabeth.
]Robert was paid 1000 pounds for Harewood by his brother-in-law William Aldburgh in 1365. [Fine 38 Edw III] Elizabeth Mowbray? - not de Lisle was mentioned in a deed dated 1377 or 1378. In 1377/8, a further fine between William de Aldburgh (his wife being dead) & Robert confirming the manor... Harewood was one of 90 manors held by Robert [Originalia Roll 42 Edw III].
     In 1377/8 Robert conveyed to his brother William, the manor of Campton.
     Elizabeth died circa 1378. She was buried in the Dominican Friars, York, Yorkshire.

     John W Mower married Martha Miriam Stancer, daughter of William Stancer and Sarah Ann Mulch, in 1894 in Holy Trinity, Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire.

     Alice Lillian Moyle was born on 5 June 1902 in Moonta Bay, South Australia. She was the daughter of James Ellery Moyle and Rebecca Colbert.

      She married Sir Thomas Kempe.. Amy Moyle (Kempe) was the daughter of Sir Thomas Moyle.

     Anne Moyle was the daughter of Sir Walter Moyle. Anne Moyle was also known as Amy in records.
     Anne Moyle married Sir John Arundell as his second wife. She was the daughter of Sir Walter Moyle, of Kent.

     Bertha May Moyle was born on 28 November 1894 in near Scotts Creek, Mt Barker Registration District, South Australia. She was the daughter of James Ellery Moyle and Rebecca Colbert.

     Catherine Moyle married Nicholas St Leger. Catherine Moyle was born. She was co-heiress.. She was the daughter of Sir Thomas Moyle.
Catherine Moyle married Sir Thomas Finch, son of Sir William Finch and Elizabeth Cromer (Lovelace).
     Catherine died on 9 February 1586/87.

     Earnst/Ernest Moyle was born on 28 November 1894 in near Scotts Creek, Mt Barker Registration District, South Australia. He was the son of James Ellery Moyle and Rebecca Colbert.

     James Ellery Moyle was born on 1 March 1860 in St Day, Cornwall, England.
     James Ellery Moyle arrived at South Australia.
James Ellery Moyle married an unknown person in 1883 in South Australia.
James Ellery Moyle married secondly Rebecca Colbert on 2 January 1907 in the Telegraph Station, Port Adelaide, South Australia.
     James died on 3 March 1917 in South Australia aged 57.

      In 1488 he was one of those commissioned in Cornwall to raise archers for the king's expedition to Brittany..
John Moyle married Unknown Drury, daughter of Sir Robert Drury. John Moyle was born circa 1460?. He was the son of Sir Walter Moyle and Margaret Unknown (Moyle).

     Sarah Colbert Moyle was born on 5 June 1902 in Moonta Bay, South Australia. She was the daughter of James Ellery Moyle and Rebecca Colbert.

     Thomas Moyle was born in Cornwall, England.
He was of Bodmin..

     Sir Thomas Moyle was born. He was the third son..      
Sir Thomas Moyle was a Member of Parliament and speaker of the House of Commons. He was the son of John Moyle and Unknown Drury.
He was Chancellor of the court of augmentations.
     Thomas died on 2 October 1560 in Eastwell Court, Eastwell, Kent, England.

     Sir Walter Moyle was born. He was the third son.. Walter was a judge. He was the son of Thomas Moyle.
In 1454 he was resident at Eastwell in Kent and was commissioner for Kent to raise money for the defence of Calais. He was a reader at Gray's Inn, in 1443 becoming a Sergeant at Law, and a King's Sergeant in 1454. In the same year he was the bearer of a message from the lords tot he commons, refusing to interfere on behalf of the speaker Thorpe, imprisoned by process of law, and on 9 July he was appointed a Judge of the King's Bench. This office he held until his death. In 1459, 1460 and 1461 he was appointed by Parliament a trier of petitions from Gascony and parts abroad. He was one of those knighted in 1465 on the occasion of the coronation of Edward VI's queen Elizabeth. He died about 1470 seized of numerous lands in Devonshire and Somerset. Through his wife Margaret he acquired the manor of Stevenston in Devonshire..
Sir Walter Moyle married Margaret Unknown (Moyle).
     Walter resided at Eastwell, Kent, England, 1454.
     Walter died circa 1470.
     His will was proved on 31 July 1480.

     William Ellery Moyle was born in 1889 in St Kilda, Victoria. He was the son of James Ellery Moyle and Rebecca Colbert.

     Elizabeth Mudd was born before April 1829 in Battisford, Suffolk.
Elizabeth Mudd married Robert Grimwood, son of Jonathan Grimwood and Dinah Steff, on 19 August 1855 in Battisford, Suffolk. Robert Grimwood, bachelor, full age, of this parish, labourer, son of John Grimwood, labourer, to Elizabeth Mudd, daughter of William Mudd, labourer.
     Elizabeth Mudd and Robert Grimwood were recorded on the 1861 census in Battisford. Robert Grimwood, 32, labourer, born Creeting St Mary, his wife Elizabeth 31 born Battisford , children Walter 10, Robert 8, both born at Barham, William 4 & Mary Ann 1 both born at Battisford, with his unmarried sister Hannah Grimwood, aged 40 born Combs, dumb - struck through. Her occupation column shows: N S A/O 18.3. They were living next door to the Mudd family.
     Elizabeth Mudd and Robert Grimwood were recorded on the 1881 census in Chapel Farm, Ringshall, Suffolk. Robert aged 52, (ag) labourer, born Creeting, with his wife Elizabeth aged 52 born Battisford, his son Walter aged 28 born Battisford, William aged 24, both labourers, daughter Sarah aged 9 all unmarried and born in Battisford, and grandson George aged Ringshall.

     Mary Mudge was born circa 1807 in Bovey Tracey, Devon.
The marriage of Mary Mudge and Thomas Ruby, son of John Ruby and Elizabeth Carpenter, was registered in Newton Abbot RD, Devon, in the March 1849? Quarter. A Thomas Ruby married in Mar 1849 at Newton Abbott RD Louisa Augusta Lindsey - the Western Times on Sat 17 Feb 1849 reported Marriage: Feb 11, in the Abbey Road Independent Chapel, Torquay, Mr Thomas Ruby of Abbotskerwell, to Miss L Lindsey, or Mar 1845 in Exeter RD to a Mary Westaway. A Mary Ann Mudge married Sep qtr 1845 in Newton Abbott. Mary Westaway aged 35 was a general servant in Newton Abbott in 1841 and is not identifiable there in 1851.
Louisa Lindsay aged 20 was living with Rebecca Burn (20) in the 1841 census at Abbey Place, Tor Moham - occupation illegible but probably female servant.
     Mary Mudge and Thomas Ruby were recorded on the 1851 census in Courtenay Street, Newton Abbot, Wolborough. Thomas Ruby, hd, married, 36, coachbuilder and wheelwright, born Abbotskerswell; Mary Ruby, wife aged 44, grocer, born Bovey Tracey; Elizabeth Mudge, mother-in-law. wid. 76, Elizabeth Mudge, sister-in-law, unmarried, 46, housekeeper, both born Bovey Tracey; Maria Turner, servant, unmarried, 33, house servant, born Preston.

     Elizabeth Muil married Samuel Emslie on 30 March 1806 in Midmar, Aberdeenshire. At Glenmuick, Tullich & Glengair parish on 30 March 1806: Robert Muil from Auchnaminee having given the Session Clek a pawn which was given the Treasurer by him; for Elizabeth Muil there and Samuel Emslie in the parish of Midmar: and were accordingly acclaimed. In the Midmar register: Samuel Emslie of this parish & Elizabeth Muil were contracted in order for marriage and married. It was also indexed as 30 Nov 1805 at Midmar..
     Elizabeth Muil and Samuel Emslie were mentioned in a deed dated 24 April 1824 in Linton, Cluny, Aberdeenshire. Deed of settlement of Samuel Emslie - appoints George Emslie, farmer in mill of Kenmay, Joseph Emslie of Camphill, merchant in Tarland; Alexander Emslie residing in Aberdeen; and the Rev Francis Muil one of the teachers in Gadins? Hospital as trustees and they to pay his wife Elizabeth Muil or Emslie an annuity of £50, has two sons - minors, dated 24 April 1824.
     Her will was proved on 24 April 1854 at Aberdeenshire. Inventory of Mrs Elizabeth Emslie or Muil, relict of Samuel Emslie of Tullochvenus.

     Sarah Ann Mulch was born before April 1843 in Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire.
Sarah Ann Mulch married William Stancer, son of John Stancer and Mary Withernwick, in 1866 in Holy Trinity, Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire.
     Sarah Ann Mulch and William Stancer were recorded on the 1881 census in 2 Barker's Entry, Kingston upon Hull, Holy Trinity & St Mary, Yorkshire. William Stancer, head, married 35, painter born Hull; Sarah A, wife aged 38; Emily 13, Martha M aged 12, daughters & scholars; Jemima Marshall, widow, aged 66, born Hull, relative & annuitant was living with them.
     Sarah's death was registered in the quarter ending in September 1903? In Hull, Humber SD, Yorkshire.

     Aileen Margaret Mulcock was born on 19 February 1908 in Christchurch, New Zealand. She was the daughter of William Everard Mulcock and Ruth Whitla Bowker. Aileen was a nurse.
     Aileen died on 4 March 1941 in Christchurch aged 33.

     Berys Mary Mulcock was born on 7 June 1925 in New Zealand. She was the daughter of Cyril Charles Mulcock and Hilda Steele.
     Berys died in 2003 in New Zealand.

     Clarice Everard Mulcock was born on 24 June 1906 in Christchurch, New Zealand. She was the daughter of William Everard Mulcock and Ruth Whitla Bowker. Clarice was a nurse.
     Clarice died in 1995 in New Zealand.

     Cyril Charles Mulcock was born on 24 July 1900 in New Zealand. He was the son of Frederick Mulcock and Theresa Bowker.
Cyril Charles Mulcock married Hilda Steele in 1924 in New Zealand.
Cyril Charles Mulcock married secondly Ruth Layton Mulcock in 1941 in New Zealand.
     Cyril died in 1986 in New Zealand.

     Edward Mulcock was born on 12 February 1837 in Hatfield Peverel, Essex, England.
The Cyclopedia of New Zealand states: Mulcock, Edward, Farmer, “Peverel Place,” Flaxton, Mr. Mulcock was born at Hatfield Peverels, Essex, England, in 1857 [sic], and was educated at Great Baddow Grammar School. He came to New Zealand in 1860, after being in business for three years in Australia. Coming from an old farming stock, Mr Mulcock struck out in that direction, and in stock-dealing. At different times he has brought large quantities of stock from the Nelson and Marlborough districts. His farm is one of the best and most complete in the district, and has all been reclaimed from very rough swamp land. Mr Mulcock is chairman of the Mandeville River Board, having been a member of the board since its formation, and has taken a prominent interest in educational and church matters, being a member of the Anglican synod. He was married in 1861 to a daughter of Mr Charles Thompson, of Cambridge, England, and has seven sons and eight daughters, all born in the Colony. Three of his sons are settled on farms at Waimate, and amongst them have 1800 acres of first-class land.
Edward Mulcock married Thirza Thompson on 10 July 1860 in Adelaide, South Australia. They had 17 children. Edward Mulcock was buried in Flaxton, Canterbury, New Zealand.
     Edward died in 1915 in New Zealand.

     Frederick Mulcock was born in 1864? In New Zealand. He is probably the un-named male born in 1864 in NZ, otherwise there is no registration for him in New Zealand under that name. He was the son of Edward Mulcock and Thirza Thompson.
Frederick Mulcock married Theresa Bowker, daughter of Charles Bowker and Anna Elizabeth Whitla, on 12 October 1899 in Timaru, New Zealand.
     Frederick died in 1936 in New Zealand.

     Kathleen Everard Mulcock was born in 1903 in New Zealand. She was the daughter of Frederick Mulcock and Theresa Bowker.
Kathleen Everard Mulcock married Lawrence Ethelbert Melsop in 1926 in New Zealand.

     Kenneth Frederick Mulcock was born in 1905 in New Zealand. He was the son of Frederick Mulcock and Theresa Bowker.
     Kenneth died in 1938 in New Zealand.

     Mavis Clare Mulcock was born on 22 April 1909 in Christchurch, New Zealand. She was the daughter of William Everard Mulcock and Ruth Whitla Bowker.
Mavis Clare Mulcock married William Pappril Neeve on 22 August 1936 in New Zealand. He was possibly known as Alan.
Mavis Clare Mulcock married Austin James Harris on 3 August 1966 in New Zealand.
     Mavis died on 23 February 1983 in Christchurch aged 73.

     Ruth Layton Mulcock was born on 7 January 1912 in Christchurch, New Zealand. She was the daughter of William Everard Mulcock and Ruth Whitla Bowker.
     Ruth Layton Mulcock married Cyril Charles Mulcock as his second wife, in 1941 in New Zealand.
     Ruth died in 1988 in Tauranga, New Zealand.