1Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, p. 725 (1975).
"1. NORMAN LORD D'ARCY, one of the insurgent Barons in the time of KING HENRY III; arrested at Hull 1264, but pardoned 30 June, 1267; summoned for military service 1276-1283; on the King's service in Wales 1277, 1282, and 1287, and in Scotland 1291; m. 1stly Julian, who d. before 1281; and 2ndly, Margery, widow of Barnaby de Stukeley, of Warden, Beds. He d. 1295, having had by his first wife,
1. PHILIP LORD D'ARCY, . . .".
1Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, p. 725 (1975).
"1. PHILIP D'ARCY, summoned to Parliament 1299-1332, constable of Durham Castle 1301; taken prisoner at the Battle of Boroughbridge 1322, and d. 1333. On the death of his grandson, Philip D'Arcy, in 1350, the Barony fell in abeyance amongst the representatives of the families of Lymbery and Pedwardine.
2. Robert, m. Joan, dau. of Thomas FitzEustace, and d. 1343, leaving a dau. and heir Margaret, wife of John de Argentine.
3. John, m. and left issue.
2. ROGER (sir), of whom we treat.
3. Thomas (sir), d.s.p. ca. 1301.
The 2nd son,
SIR ROGER D'ARCY, . . .".