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Within the 'de Lacy Chronicles Website' we have added the visual impact of pictures and videos of the Castles Churches etc. which we were unable to do in a popular-priced book.
On the 'de Lacy Chronicles' Facebook page' we have married both, into a fast-moving panorama of illustrated de Lacy history posts appearing in a random but possible relevant dates in history.
Showing you up-to-date information about events at the three major 'de Lacy Castles. Pontefract, Ludlow and Trim. Become a group member and you can add your likes, comments, questions or even your posts. If you have visited a de Lacy Castle, we would all like to see a photo of your visit plus a little note about your experience. If your de Lacy family is celebrating, send a picture with a few details about your special de Lacy occasion.
On the 'de Lacy Chronicles' Facebook page' we have married both, into a fast-moving panorama of illustrated de Lacy history posts appearing in a random but possible relevant dates in history.
Showing you up-to-date information about events at the three major 'de Lacy Castles. Pontefract, Ludlow and Trim. Become a group member and you can add your likes, comments, questions or even your posts. If you have visited a de Lacy Castle, we would all like to see a photo of your visit plus a little note about your experience. If your de Lacy family is celebrating, send a picture with a few details about your special de Lacy occasion.
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Warring Norsemen to Norman Lords. Onward to England, and 1066.
Establishing Pontefract Castle as The Key to the North.
John de Lacy at the signing of the Magna Carta.
Henry de Lacy the closest confidant of King Edward I.
Walter de Lacy established on the medieval English/Welsh border
Welsh Marcher Lords Better described as ‘War Lords'.
Hugh de Lacy the first ‘Viscount of Ireland'
Fighting for the expansion of English rule in Ireland.
Later the family fought against the Crown.
The family now ‘living beyond the pale’.
The de Lacy struggle until 1691 and the fall of Limerick
"The Flight of the Wild Geese".
One thousand years, of the de Lacy family,
their triumphs, and tragedies.
Establishing Pontefract Castle as The Key to the North.
John de Lacy at the signing of the Magna Carta.
Henry de Lacy the closest confidant of King Edward I.
Walter de Lacy established on the medieval English/Welsh border
Welsh Marcher Lords Better described as ‘War Lords'.
Hugh de Lacy the first ‘Viscount of Ireland'
Fighting for the expansion of English rule in Ireland.
Later the family fought against the Crown.
The family now ‘living beyond the pale’.
The de Lacy struggle until 1691 and the fall of Limerick
"The Flight of the Wild Geese".
One thousand years, of the de Lacy family,
their triumphs, and tragedies.
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By the 13th century, the de Lacy Barons era has ended.
This new book now explores the explosive future of later members of the de Lacy family in Limerick, Ireland, defending themselves against the English Crown.
The de Lacy family is now ‘living beyond the pale’.Their struggle until 1691 and the siege of Limerick ‘
The Flight of the Wild Geese".Over the next two centuries, the de Lacy family were at the forefront of most European wars.
The book contains in its latter pages a surprising personal de Lacy story. $8.99 USD. £6.99 GBP
This new book now explores the explosive future of later members of the de Lacy family in Limerick, Ireland, defending themselves against the English Crown.
The de Lacy family is now ‘living beyond the pale’.Their struggle until 1691 and the siege of Limerick ‘
The Flight of the Wild Geese".Over the next two centuries, the de Lacy family were at the forefront of most European wars.
The book contains in its latter pages a surprising personal de Lacy story. $8.99 USD. £6.99 GBP
Available from all international Amazon online books ordering pages.
Also order directly from leading Bookstores quoting
ISBN-13 : 979-8737303105
Also order directly from leading Bookstores quoting
ISBN-13 : 979-8737303105
A selection of de Lacy Chronicles book reviews.
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Bill Hobday
I recently purchased a copy of your book, de Lacy Chronicles. I found it very informative, and I loved your “timelines” which helped keep things in perspective. Thanks for all the hard work!
Dave Wilkinson
Roy this is a really really important book Doris loaned me hers...l read it in one day my wife Ann wants to read it my daughter wants it AND her son and 2 daughters ....You are amazing !!!
Jaki Spencer UK.
A Purchase of this book brought me to an author event at our local library, I enjoyed the authors talk about his journey into his family name and the bringing to print this wonderful book including a lovely insight into the historical connection the 'de lacy's' have with Pontefract Castle. A wonderfully presented book in plain English, written paragraphs sectioned for easy to read narrative in clear precise print. Beautifully narrated by the author. The author's in depth research into the 'de lacy' name is very detailed but does not overwhelm the reader with unnecessary facts. He has captured the interest of the 'de lacy descendants' as far away as America and Australia. Some having made their journey to the UK to see where their ancestors lived and died. Certainly a 'must read' for anyone with the Lacy surname to explore their possible links to the Kings, Earls and Barons of Medieval history in England particularly the very strong link to Pontefract Castle in West Yorkshire.
Robert de Lacy
I must congratulate you on compiling such a fascinating book. Well done.
Chris Lacey Bevan UK.
I am currently enjoying the 'de Lacy Chronicles' and will be buying more copies for my family. It is a fascinating book and I was intrigued by the family going back to Norway.
I recently purchased a copy of your book, de Lacy Chronicles. I found it very informative, and I loved your “timelines” which helped keep things in perspective. Thanks for all the hard work!
Dave Wilkinson
Roy this is a really really important book Doris loaned me hers...l read it in one day my wife Ann wants to read it my daughter wants it AND her son and 2 daughters ....You are amazing !!!
Jaki Spencer UK.
A Purchase of this book brought me to an author event at our local library, I enjoyed the authors talk about his journey into his family name and the bringing to print this wonderful book including a lovely insight into the historical connection the 'de lacy's' have with Pontefract Castle. A wonderfully presented book in plain English, written paragraphs sectioned for easy to read narrative in clear precise print. Beautifully narrated by the author. The author's in depth research into the 'de lacy' name is very detailed but does not overwhelm the reader with unnecessary facts. He has captured the interest of the 'de lacy descendants' as far away as America and Australia. Some having made their journey to the UK to see where their ancestors lived and died. Certainly a 'must read' for anyone with the Lacy surname to explore their possible links to the Kings, Earls and Barons of Medieval history in England particularly the very strong link to Pontefract Castle in West Yorkshire.
Robert de Lacy
I must congratulate you on compiling such a fascinating book. Well done.
Chris Lacey Bevan UK.
I am currently enjoying the 'de Lacy Chronicles' and will be buying more copies for my family. It is a fascinating book and I was intrigued by the family going back to Norway.
