Lovell Family Line

Lovell

Name origin: The original family name of Lovel, was in olden times. Percival, so called from a place in Normandy until Asceline, its chief, who flourished in the early part of the twelfth century, acquired from his violent temper the soubriquet of Lupus (the wolf); his son William, Earl of Yvery, was nicknamed Lupellus, the little wolf, which later was softened into Lupel, and at last to Luvel or Lovel.

  • Hugh Lovel (1257-1291)
  • Richard Lovel (1283-1350)
  • ______ Lovell
  • Thomas Lovell

    Hugh Lovel

    b.abt. 1257 Castle Cary, Somersetshire, England
    d.1291
    m.abt.1282 at Castle Cary Eleanor (Alianore) ______
    b.abt.1261

    CHILDREN included:

    1. Richard Lovel b.abt.1283

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    Richard Lovel

    b.abt. 1283 Castle Cary, Somersetshire, England s/o Hugh Lovel and Alianore ______
    d.1350
    m.Muriel Soulis dau. of John Soulis
    b.Rokesburgh, England

    CHILDREN included:

    1. Joan Lovel b.abt.1297/1305 Castle Cary, Somersetshire, England d.Aug. 21, 1337 m.abt. 1327 John de Moels

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    ______ Lovell

    CHILD:

    1. Eleanor Lovell b.bef.1296 around Modbury, Devonshire, England m.Roger Rohaut
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    Thomas Lovell

    b.1604 of Ipswich, MA; parents ukn
    d.Jan. 17, 1709/1710 Ipswich, MA
    m.abt.1628 Ann ______
    b.abt.1604 Ipswich, MA

    CHILDREN included:

    1. Elizabeth Lovell b.abt.1630 d.Feb. 12, 1685/6 Ipswich, MA m. abt.1648 Jacob Perkins m.(2?)______Whipple

    From Directory of the Ancestral Heads of New England Families 1620-1700 by Holmes: THOMAS, currier, b.Ireland, 1620; came to Salem, Mass., 1639; was a proprietor at Ipswich, Mass., 1647.

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