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• Maud received the title of Lady (Baroness) Strange of Blackmerethrough her stepmother Ankaret Le Strange, who had inherited the titlebecause of lack of male heirs.  Maud actually received the tile fromher stepbrother, Gilbert Talbot, a son from Ankaret's first marriageto Richard Talbot.  I am not clear how the title passed to Maud,rather than to one of Gilbert's Talbot brothers.  It is reported thatMaud's parents are Thomas Neville, 6th Lord Neville of Furnival, andhis first wife Joan Furnival.  When Gilbert died 6 years after hismother, his title went to Maud Neville, who was also his sister-in-lawafter marrying John Talbot it appears the next in line for the titlewas determined to be Maud.
  
  Maud NEVILLE (B. Le Strange/C.Shrewsbury)
  Born: ABT 1392
  Died: BEF 1433
  Buried: Worksop Priory, Nottinghamshire, England
  Father: Thomas NEVILLE (6º B. Furnival)
  Mother: Joan FURNIVAL (B. Furnival)
  Married: John TALBOT (1º E. Shrewsbury) BEF 12 Mar 1407
  Children:
  1. John TALBOT (2º E. Shrewsbury)
  2. Christopher TALBOT (Sir Knight)
  3. Joan TALBOT
  4. Thomas TALBOT (d. before his father, Bourdeaux)
  --  http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/NEVILLE1.htm#Maud NEVILLE (B. LeStrange/C.Shrewsbury)

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