and injured Pulle, who sometime later died. Geoffrey brought a petition disclaiming responsibility for Pulle's death. He remarried to Isabel, daughter of Sir Thomas de Lathom, by whom he had a daughter Elizabeth (born November 1383), but he also soon afterwards died, on 30 March 1385. By 1383 Mary had become a sister among the minoresses at Aldgate, London, where her mother endowed her with the reversion of a lifetime rent from certain manors which Joan had held in jointure with Sir Thomas Felton. A warrant for Mary's arrest as an "apostate vagabond sister", to be returned to the abbess for punishment, was issued in November 1385. After Sir Geoffrey's death, Sir Robert de Workeseley, guardian of Elizabeth, brought a second petition: Mary had quit the cloister claiming that she had entered it out of fear, and had begun lawsuits to reverse the grounds of her divorce, a process which would illegitimize and disinherit Elizabeth. The manors of Worsley and Hulton therefore passed to Sir Geoffrey's sister Alice, wife of Sir John Massey. Mary was now remarried to (4) Sir John de Curson of Beck Hall, who conducted suits on her behalf both at the Common Bench and under Church law, by which the Pope confirmed her return to secular life. Woodger makes her the mother of the younger John Curson, but also identifies her as the same Maria de Felton who became Prioress of Campsey Priory, Suffolk, who received grants from John Le Strange, and who died in 1394. Sibyll Felton (born c. 1359), wife of Sir Thomas de Morley. The Cursons were tenants of the Lords Morley at Foulsham in Norfolk. Sibill was a nun at Barking Abbey by 1384, and became abbess of that monastery for 26 years, from 1393 until her death in 1419. Eleanor Felton (c. 1361–1400), married (1) Sir Robert Ufford, de jure Lord Clavering, of Wrentham, Suffolk (died 1393), son of Edmund Ufford and Sibilla Pierpoint, and heir male of the de Ufford family after the death of his cousin William de Ufford, 2nd Earl of Suffolk. By him she had three daughters, Ela, Sibilla and Joan. Ela and Joan Ufford married the brothers Richard and Sir William Bowett respectively, while Sibill Ufford joined her aunt Sibill Felton (or Morley) as a nun at Barking. Joan's daughter Ela Bowett married into the Dacre family. (2) Sir Thomas Hoo of Mulbarton, Norfolk (died 1420),