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CONTENTS-INDEX
VOLUME I Alfred of Lincoln / Alvred pincerna / Cauceis family (p.5); Arderne (p.10); Argentine / Argence (p.19); Arques / Monville (p.23); Aubigny / Arundel (p.29); Aumale (p.42); Avranches / Chester (p.48); Bainard (p. 74); Boville, Beuzeville, Bonville (p.78); Burcei, Bucli, Builly (p.84); Balliol (p.97); Ballon (p.104); Basset (p.108); Beauchamp of Bedford (p.122); Beauchamp of Worcester, Abetot (p. 128); Beaumont, Meulan, Neubourg (p. 134); Bigod (p.147); Blount (p. 154); Bohun (p. 167); de Bosco, de Bois (p.175); Boulogne (p.183); Briouze (p.194); de Buci (p.210); Cahaignes (Keynes) (p.215); Cantelou (p.219); Canville, Camville (p. 228); Caisneto (Chesney)(p. 235); de Clare, de Meules (p.249); Clinton (p. 269); Colombières (p. 276); de Conteville, de Burgh (p. 289); Corbet (p. 303); Cormeilles (p. 313); Cornwall (p.320); Crevecoeur (p. 334); Criol (p. 342); Curbespine, de Saye (p. 348) ; Doisnel (p. 354); Douai (p.356) ; Dukes of Normandy (p.361); Engaine (p. 366); D’Estouteville (p. 374); Ferrières (p. 383); Fitzalan (p. 395); Fitzgerald (p. 403); Fitzhamon, Gloucester (p.409); Fitzherfast (p.417); Fitzjohn (p. 424); Fitzpons (p.434); Fitzrenfrew (p.442); Fitzurse, Bersers (p.450); Fitzwimark, Henry of Essex (p.455); Fleming (p. 461); Foliot (p.467); Ghent, Gand (p.478); Giffard / Bolbec (p. 487); Grandmesnil (p.501); Grey (p.508); Harcourt (p.517); Hastings (p. 526); de la Haye (p.534); Ilger / Avenel (p. 544); Waleran and son John (p. 549); John of Pluckeley (p. 552); de Lacy (p. 554); Lancaster (p. 569); Limesy (p.575); de l’Isle/de Insula/de Lisle (p.584);Otvel de l’Isle (p.593); de Lucy (p. 594) VOLUME II Malbank / Malpas (p.5); Mansel (p. 10); Maurice chancellor and other Ecclesiastics (p.22); Moeles / Molis (p.34); Montchensey (p. 39); Malet (p.47); Mandeville (p. 57); Marmion (p. 66); Marshall (p.73) ; Mauduit (p.83); Montbray / Mowbray (p.93); Montague (p.101); Montfort (p.108); Montgomery (p.118); Mortemer (p.128); Mortain (p.141); Moyon / Mohun (p.145); Neufmarché / Roumare (p. 154); Neville (p. 166); Earls of Northumbria (p. 176); Odo, bishop / Hommet (p. 183); Oilly (p.189); Ormonde (p. 199); Pecche (p. 206); Gouel de Percival / Lovel (p.212); Plugenet / de la Bere (p.217); Pointel / Ponther / Ponthieu /Poher / Poor (p.225); Ponthieu (p.233); Painel (p.234); Peverel (p.246); Pistres / Gloucester (p.258); Portes en Bessin (p.266); Quincy (p.277); Rames (p. 282); Rivers (p.287); Rivières (p.297); Richmond / Brittany (p.298), de Ro / d’Espec (p.309); de Ryes (p. 316); de Saye (p. 323); Somery (p.331); Earls of Salisbury / Chaworth (p.343); Scrope / Fitzrichard (p. 350); William Lewuric son of Richard (p. 355); Pentecost Castle (p.356); Sovereigns of England (p.357); St. John / St. John of Stanton, Oxon, (p.377); Taillebois / Lancaster (p.383); d’Eu / Talou (p.390); Tosny / Thoeni / Stafford (p.397); Tracy (p.412); Valognes (p. 420);Verdun (p.429); de Vere (p.439); Vernon (p.455); Waltheof, Earl of Hunts. (p.464); Warrenne(p.466) Lesser Domesday Book holders: Abetot p.473 Abetot p.473; Alan of Lincoln p.470; Alselen of Vatierville p.480; Amaury p.483; Andeleys p.488; Arsic p.491; Auberville p.494; Aunay p.498; Avenel p.501; d’Aincourt - Bardolf p.507; Alvric / Aluric p.510; Aubigny ‘Brito’ p.513; Bardolf p.516; Belmeis p.521; Walter the arblaster / Beaumes p.523: de Bec p.525; Bernai / Berners / Bernières p.528; Berners p.530; Bidun p.531; Boisrohard p.538; Briwere p.540; Brouay / Brai / Bray p.545; Meisel p.548; de Brus p.548 ; Burnell p.553 ; Badlesmere p.555; Baldwin and others (Staffs.) p.560; Beauchamp of Hache p.563; Berkeley / Fitzharding p.567; Besneville / Bazenville p.574; Bessin / Briquessart p.576; Bordigny / Burden p.579: de Caen p.581: Cailly p.584; Camville p.588; Carun p.591; Chandos / Cundi p.593; de Chauz p.596; Chaworth p.599; Choques / Cioches p.603 VOLUME III Claville (p. 5); Colville (p.6); Courselles p. 10); Crespin (p.13); Croft (p.18); Cumin / Comin (p. 23);Curbespine / Maminot (p.29); de Coucy (p.32); de Courcy (p.35); Courtenay (p. 42); Craon (p.47); Dene (p.52); Dives (p.57); Barons of Essex (p.61); L’Estrange (p.64); Evreux / Montfort l’Amaury (p.70) ; Falaise (p.75) ; Fauconberg (p.79) ; Fiennes (p.82) ; Fitzarchembald (p.86) ; Fitzbaldric (p.91) ; Fitzbernard (2) / Picot (p.94) ; Fitzbrien (p.97) ; Fitzherbert / Archbishop Theobald (p.99) ; Fitzherbert of Derbys (p.105) ; Fitztetbold / Tetbold son of Berner (p.108) ; Fitzthomas / Thomas, archbishop of York (p.111); Fitztorold (p.114); Fitzwarine (p.118); Fourneaux (p.122); Furnival (p.126) ; Flanders (p. 130); Fulbert of Dover (p.133); Gerard of Lorraine (p.137); Gernet and other ‘Richard’ (p.139); Robert Gernons (p.141); Gilbert, son of Solomon; other ‘Gilbert’ (p.144); Godfrey the steward and other ‘Godfrey’ (p.147); Gournay (p.149); Gozelin / Goscelin / Guncelin (p.155); Grendon (p.157); Grimbold (p.160); Guines / Ardres (p.162); Gweres / Wirce /Guerche (p.167); Hellean (p.170); Herbert / Hubert (p.173); Herpetre / Harptree (p.175); Hesdin (p.178); ‘Hugh’ (p.181); Ivry / Luri (p.184); Countess Judith of Lens (p.187); Longspee (p.188); Lovel / Lovet (p.193); Ludgershill (p.197); le Poer / Roger of Salisbury (p.201); Lisours (p.203); Louvetot (p.208); Macey (p.213); Malebisse (p.216); Malesmains (p.219); Maltravers (p. 223);Maminot (p.226); Mandeville of Wilts./ Devon (p.231) ; Mantes (Earl Ralf)(p.234) ; Marck (p. 237); Martel (p.240); Matthew (p. 245); Mayenne (p 247); Maigno / Fitzmainfelin(P. 253); Mohaut / Montalt (p.256); Mundret (p. 259); Montfichet (p.260); Montpinçon (p. 265) ; de Monville (p.268) ; Mortagne (p. 272) ; Moreville (p.275) ; Musard (p.280) ; Noel (p.283) ; Nonant (p.287) ; Oddingselles (p.289) ; Osbert, sheriff of Lincs. (p.295); Pantolf (p.298); Patric (p.302); Pauncevolt (p.306); Pipard (p.309); Percy (313); Pommeray (319); Ralf staller / Ralf de Gacé (p.324); Reinbudcourt (p.326); Robert son of Roscelin(p.329); Roscelin (p.331); Rossel / Russell (p.331); Reynold Breton /Picot family (p.336); Richard / Robert ‘huntsmen’ (p.338); Ridel (p.340); ‘Roger’ (p.346); Rullos (p.348); Rumilly (p.351); Sandford / Sanford / Samford (p.354);Saucy /Salceit (p.357); Sauqueville / Sackville P.360); Scalers / d’Eschalers (p.363); Scures (2) / Bulmer (p.368); St. Leger (p. 372); St. Martin (p.375); St. Maur / Seymour (p.378); Segrave (p. 382); St. Valery (p. 386); Senlis (p.392); Tesson (p. 395); Tilly (p. 398); Torpel (p.401); Tregoz / Troisgots (p.403); Turville (p.407); Talbot (p.412); Tancarville / Eudes Stigand (p.418); Tattershall (p.424); Thorold of Rochester (p.427); Valletorte (p.429); Vaux / de Vals (p.432); Vieuxpont (p.438); Vesci (p.442); Viscounts of Cotentin (p.447); Vitalis (p.447); Vitalis (2)(p.448); Vivonia (p.449); Wasprey (1)(p.452); Watteville (p.455); Willoughby (p.460);Wadard (p.462); Walter (p.463); Widonis / Wido / Fitzwyth (p.466); de la Zouche (p.468); Still lesser Domesday Book holders: Alwi son of Saulf / Alwi son of Turber etc. (p. 472); Amundeville (p.474); Anskitel and Hugh sons of Osmund (p. 477); Auffay (p.478); Auvilliers / Avilers (p.480); Aguillon (p.482); Almar (p.484); Anchitel archdeacon (p.485); Anesty / Anstey (p.486); Ansfrid (p.488); Ansgot of Rochester (p.489); Azelin (p.491); Bacquepuis / Bagpuiz (p.492); Bastard (p.495); Bayeux (p.498); Belet (p. 500); Belfou / Bellefago (p.502) ; Bersers / Biset (p. 504); Beulot (p. 505); Boscherville / Baskerville (p.507); Brabançon P.509); Brictric son of Algar (p.511); Brimou / Envermou (p. 512); Buckland (p.514); Burdet (p.516); Burun (p.519); Berevil (p.521); ‘Bernard’ (p. 522); Brien / Standon (p. 524); Cardon (p. 526); Carteret / Cartrai (p.527); Clairvaux (p.529);Cleres (p.530); Cocton / Wrottesley (p.533); Colsuain / Almar (p.534); Courson / Curzon (p.536); Cressy (p. 538); Chenduit (p.540); Cornhill (p.542); Renaud de Cornwall / Wm. Fitzrichard (p.545); Dammartin (p.546); d’Arcy (p.548); de Broc (p.550); Dinan / Dinant /Dinham (p.553); Durand (p.555); de’l’Aigle (p.556); Dunstanville (p.558) ; d’Epaignes (p.560) ; Ernald / Ernald de Caux (p.562) ; Fitzmartin (p.564) ; Fitznorman (p.566) ; Fitzwilliam (p.567); Flambard (p. 569); Fossard (p.570); Freville / Fressonville / Freschville (p. 572); Fulchered, abbot of Shrewsbury (p.575); Fulgeris / Fougères (p.576); Fitzletard (p.578); Turstin Fitzrolf (p. 580); Forrester / Bigot de Loges (p.582); Grelley / Hauten / Asheton (p.584); Grenville (p.586); Gresley (p.588); Gerunde (p.590); Godric / Agemund (p.591); Godwin falconer / other ‘Godwin’ (p.594) VOLUME IV Hacket / Acard (p. 5); Helgot (p.6); Heriet (p.8); Herlawe (p.9); Hesketh (p. 12); Hosa p.13); Hosdenc (p.14); Hotot (p.15); Humphrey of Coutances / Humphrey chamberlain (p. 17); Hastang (p.19); Hubert chamberlain (p.22); Herfrid (p.23); Hubald / Hubaud (p.25); Jarpenville (p.26); Kilpek(p. 28); Kyme (p.30); Lambert (p.31); Landric (p.33); Languetot (p.34); Lanvalley (p.35); Lascalles (p.38); Lestre (p.39); Lindsay (p. 41); Livet (p.44); London (p.44); Longchamps (p.46); Losinga (p.48); Pont de l’Arche (p.49); Malgerus (p.50); Marcy (p.51); Merlaio (p.53); Miners / Minières (p.55); Monmouth (p.57); Muchgros (p.60); Murdac (p.62); Nigel of Sartilly / Nigel of Sussex (p.65); Norman (p.66); Norman the dean (p.67); Noyers(p. 69); Noyers (2)(p.71); Nugent (p.74); Odo the chamberlain (p.75); Osbern Fitzhugh / Osbern (p.76); Osbern son of Letard (p.78); Pain, vassal of Wm. Peverel, and other ‘Pain’(p.80); Pakenham (p.81); Pichart (p.83); John of Pluckely (p.84); Pontchardon (p.87); Portes (p.88); Preaux (p.90); Puiset (p.92); Counts of Perche (p.93); Peter (2)(p.94); Rivière / Revers (p.96); Renald son of Croc / Rainald (p.97); Rainald the abbot (p.98); Ralf Offini (p.100); Ralf Fitzbernard (p.101); Ralf de Haliule / Halville (p.104); Ranulfus (p.105); Rembert the sheriff / Etchingham family (p. 107); Rembold son of bishop Peter and Rambold soldier(p.108); ‘Robert’ (p.109); Rumenel (p. 111); St. Remy (p.112); St. Clair / St. Clare (p.113); St. George (p.117); St. Medard (p. 118); St. Quentin (p.120); Salvagius / Savage (p.122); Savaric (p.123); Scoteni (p.124); Seifrid / Siffrewast (p.127); Simon Fitzadam (p.128); Siwallis (p.129); Staffs. minor holders (p 132); Stur / Estur (p.134); Tany (p. 136); Thaion / Caron (p.138); Thibouville (p. 140); Tillières (p.142); Tirel (p.144); Trailgi (p.145); Trussbut (p.147); Turberville / Trubleville (p.150); Turstin of Gerunde and other Turstin (p.152); Tidbald / Tetbald (p.154); Turstin son of Ralf (p.156); Umfraville (p.158); Valbadon (p.160); Venator (hunter)(p.161); Ver (p.162); Verli / Verley (p.165); Verney (p.167); Vitre (p.169); Waleran and son John (p.171); Waleran the huntsman (p. 173); Wancy (p.175); Warner (p.177); Wasprey (p.179); Wihomark / Warner (p.181); Wavre / Waver (p. 182); Wigan of Wallingford (p. 183); William son of Corbucion / Corbet (p.185); William son of Bonard (p.186); Wingfield (p. 187); Wormgay (p.189); Yerburgh (p.190); Ypres (P.192); Lesser holders –for whom a page or less than material is available: Abernon (p.194); Achard (p.195); Adelold (p.196); Aelfward (p.197); Alan clerk (p.197); Alan, steward of Countess Judith (p.198); Albemarle / Marshall (p.199); Albert Crematus (p.199); Albert the chaplain (p.200); Alis / Aliz (p.201); Almereio (p.201); Alsi(p.202); Alwin Cilt (p.202); Aiulf and brother Henry the chamberlain (p.203); Alcher (p.204); Algar, Earl (p.204); Alnod Cilt (p.205); Alured (p. 206); Alwald /Aylwald (p.206), Ambrose (p. 206); Ancher (p. 207); Andeville (p.107); d’Anisy (p.208), Ansgered / Ansered (p.209); Anslevillela / Ansevil (p. 209); Anchitel ‘parker’ (p. 210); Ansegis (p.211); Ansger (p.211); Anskil de Seacourt (p.212); Arcelles (p.213); Alscelin Goel (p. 213); Aylward (p.214); Balran (p.214); de Barre / Barry (p.215); Beaumes /Walter ‘arblaster’ (p.216); Beauvais (p.217); Bapaume (p. 218); Basford (p.218); Beler (p.218); Belnaio (p.219); Benedict (p. 220), Benzelin / Benthelin (p.220); Bernard the priest (p.220); Berner and Tetbald his son (p.221); Bertram(p.221); Bertram of Northumberland (p.222); Beulot (p. 224); Drogo de Beuvrière (p.224); Biset (p.225); Blosseville(p.227);Boisherbert (p.227); Bondi /Bardi / Bordin (p. 228); Bonet (p.228); Bourges (p.229); Braiboue (p.230); Braybrook (p.230); Brian de l’Isle (p.231); Brictoward / Brestwald (priest) (p.233); Brismar an Englishman (p. 233);Brueria (233); Bruno / Bruning (p.234); Brutin (p.234); Buenvasleth / Besselsleigh(p. 234); Burchard (p.236); Bueret / Ulpher / Coppenshall (p.236); Bursigny (p.236); Burnalville (p.236); Butolf (p. 237); Cambrais (p.237); Champernoun (p.237); Chetel (p.238); Chetelbern (p.238); Colegrim (p.239); Curtelinga (p.240); Chernet (p. 240); Clodoan (p. 241); Colbert / Colbern / Colvin / Cola / Colle (p. 241); Colbern the priest (p.241); Croc(p.242); Dol (p.243); Derbyshire thegns (p.244); Drewes (p. 244); Dot (p.244); Dun (p.244); Duredent (p.246); Dodo / Dodeman (p.247); Donno (p. 248); Drogo / Drew / Malger (p.248); Ednoth the staller /Ednod (p.248); Ernuin ‘Catenase’ (p.249); Edith the nun (p.249); Edmund (p. 250); Edmund son of Algot (p. 250); Edric(p.250); Edwin / Edwi (p.251); Eldred / Elfred (p.251); Elfred (p.252); Elsi (p.252); Elwi (p.253); Erfast (p.253) ; Ermenald (p.253); Erneis (p.253); Ernuncion (p. 254); Eschetot (p. 254); Ethelwulf / Eddulf and son Turbert (p.255); Eudo son of Spirowic p.255); Fanecourt (p.256); Farman (p.257); Farsit (p. 258); Fastolf (p. 258); Fastrad (p.. 258); Fauvel (p.258); Fecamp (p.260); Finn the Dane (p. 260); Fitzalan of Bedale (p.261); Fitzalgot (p.261); Fitzherbert of Tissington, Derbys.(p.261); Fitzhildebrand / Hildebrand (p.262); Hildebrand (p. 262); Fitzodo (p. 262); Fitzsigulf (p.264); Flaitel (p.265); Floc / Flocsis (p. 266); Floher (p.266); Friardel (p. 267); Frodo (p.268); Fulco / Fulcius in West counties(p. 268); Fulcui (de Boville)(p.269); Furcis (p.270); Galfridus ‘Miles’ (p.270); Gerold the marshall (p.271); Gamages (p. 271); Gille (p.272); Golafre (p. 274); Gozelin ‘Brito’ (p.275); Grigneuzeville (p.276); Gamel (p.276); Geoffrey ‘Wastenyse’ / Geoffrey in general (P.277); Germund (p.278); Gherbod the Fleming (p.278); Gilbert of Staffs. / Giselbert (p. 278); Girard of Surrey / Gerard ‘fossarius’(p.279); Girold (p.280); Glodoen (p.280); Godebold (p. 280); Gozenboded (p. 280); Otto the goldsmith (p. 281); Gosfrid (p.282); Guihunman (p.282); Gunfrid (p. 282); Guntard (p. 282); Hagon, king’s reeve and Ralf his son (p.283); Haimeric / Haiminc (p.283); Haimo / Haimon (p.283); Hamelin (p.284); Hansard (p.284); Hardewin /Holduin (p. 285); Hardres (p. 286); Haut / Fitzhaut (p.287); Hareng (P.288); Hayrun (p.290); Helto (p.290); Heriz (p.290); Henry the treasurer (p.291); Herbrand (p. 291); Herlouen of Rounds, Northants. (p.293); Herolfville (p.293); Herbert the jerkin-maker (p.294); Herebald (p.294); Herfrey (p.295); Herlouen of Somerset and Wilts. (p.295); Herman (p.296); Hermer (p. 296); Hernold (p. 296); Hervey (p.297); Staffs. minor Holders (p.298); Hotham (p.299); Hugh son of Constantius (p. 300); Hugh son of Golda (p.300); Hugh the interpreter (Somerset) (p. 301); Hugh-Otes (p.301);Hugh of Patshull (p. 302); Hugh in Somerset(p. 303); Humphrey ‘bandy-legged’ (p.303); Hunger and Dummer families (p.304); Huscarl (p.305); Idelbert / Ilbert (p.305); Ingenulf (p.306); Isaac (p.306); Juichel the priest (p.307); John the Dane (p.307); Lalonde / Lande-Patrik etc.(p.307); Laurence (p.308); Laval(P.308); Le Wast (p. 309); Leighton (p. 310); Levsi / Lepsi (p.311); Locels (p.312); Lorraine (p.312); Leofstan (p.312); Lestre (p.313); Levenod / Leuenod (p. 313); Levid / Leviet (p.313); Lewinus( p. 313); Liolf (p.315); Ludo (p. 315); Maigrot (p. 315); Mainfred (p.315); Malling (p.315); Maloret (p.316); Mandeville, tenants of Montfort and Meulan (p. 316); Manneville(p. 317); Marcherius ( p. 317); Mariodoc (p. 318); Marlborogh (p. 319); Martin (p. 320); Matom (p. 321); Maufe (p.322); Maulevrier (p. 323); Meinard (p.324); Meinfred (p. 324) Meinil (p. 324); Merlesuain / Suain (p.. 325); Modbeit (p.326); Moncey (p. 326); Monte / Montbegon (p.327); de Monasteriis (p. 329); Monceaux, under-tenants of Tracy (p.329); Monte Rocard(p. 330); Mordaunt (p.330); Mosters (p. 331); Modbert son of Lambert (p.332); Monyns (p.333); Mortemer of Attleborough, Norfolk (334); Muschet (p.335); Napton (p. 336); Nauuen (p.336); Nicholas of Kennet / Nicholas crossbowman (p.337); Nigel of Devon (p.338); Nigel physician / other Nigel (p.339); Norfolk / Suffolk freemen, Vavassors (p.340); Normanville (p.341); Nottingham thegns (p.342); Odelard (p.342); Odelin(p. 343); Odo / Eudo (p. 343); Odoard of Northumbria(p.345); crossbowman(p.345); Odo of Winchester / Eldred his brother and other Odo /Eudo (p.346); Offo / Offran (p.347); Oger the Breton (p.347); Okeover (p.348); Oliphard (p.349), Orbec (p.351); Osbert Pastforeire (p.351); Osmund Angevin / Osmund, bishop of Salisbury(p.352); Ogis (p. 353); Oliver (p. 353); Orenge (p.353); Osbert (p.354); Osmer / Osferd (p.354); Oswald of Surrey (p.354); Othelin (p.355); Ow (p.355); Pacy / Buenvasleth (p.356); Parler (p.357); Hugh Pedesfot (p.357); Pierrepont (p.358); Poitiers (p.359); Polleio (p.360); Poynings (p.361); Putafossa (p.362); Peter of Whitfield (p.362); Pinel(p. 363); Plecy (p.363); Quenild (p.363); Rabaz (p.364); Rademer / Raimar (p.365); Radulf son of Robert (p. 365); Rainald Tort (p. 365); Rainer (p.366); Ralf / Radulphus (p.366); Ralf arblaster (p.367); Ralf, radknight of Gloucester (p.367); Ralf Tortesmains (P.367); Ralf ‘trencart’(p.367); Ralf Fawn (p.368); Ralf Fitzunspac (p.368); Ralf Rufus (p.368); Ralf a knight in Somerset (p.369); Ralf the priest (p.369); Ralf son of Richard (p.369); Randulf sheriff of Surrey(p.370); Renewald (p. 370); Rennes (p. 371); Restaldus (p.371); Ribold and Bardolf (with son Akar) brothers of Count Alan ‘the Red’ of Richmond; also Bodin their brother (p.372); Ricarville (p.372); Richard ‘Pugniant’(p.373); Richard / Richard ‘Demeri’ (p.375); Richard son of Torolf (p.376); Richard son of Alan (p.377); Richard son of William (p.377); Riculf (p.377); Rippe (p.378); Robert crossbowman (p.378); Robert of Blythbourg (p.378); Robert son of Ralf (p.378); Robert son of Ivo (p.379); Robert ‘Latin’ (p.379); Robert ‘Salvagius’ (p.380); Robert son of Walter (p.381); Roger Niger (p.382); Roscelin (p. 382); Rowland the archdeacon (p. 383); Ruald (e.g. ‘adobed’) / Rolland (p.383); Rumbold / Frumbold (p.384); St. Calais (p.385); St. Clare (p.386); St. Foy (p.387); St. Helen (p. 388); St. Hilaire (p.389); St. Sampson (p.390); Sable (p.390); Sampson the priest (p.391); Sanderville (p.391); Sasfrid (p. 392); Sawold of Oxon. and Worcs. (p.393); Sbern (p.393); Scudet (p.393); Schelin (p.394); Scures (1)(p.394); de Seyle(p.396); Siret (p.397) ; Siward (p.397) ; Siward of Northumbria (p. 398); Sortebrand (p.399); Sourdeval (p.400); Spina (p.401); Stanard, son of Alevi (p.402); Stanley, Liolf (p.402); Stourton / Gouel de Percival (p.403); Sperri (p.404); Staffs. minor holders (p. 404); Steinulf (p. 405); Stephen (p.406); Stonor (p.406); Suen / Swen / Suain / Sawin / Swegen (p.408); Sylvester (p. 408); Taissel (p.409); Tancred of Hauteville (p.410); Tezelin the cook (p.411); Thorold of Lincoln (p.411); Tibermont (p.412); Tigeriville (p. 412); Alfred of Totnes (p. 413); Tournay sur Dives (p. 414); Tovi (p.415); Trafford (p.416); Trelawny (p. 416); de Tribus Minetis (p.417); Triquet (p. 417); Tuchet (p.417); Tuit (p.418); Turbern (p. 419); Turbert (p.420); Turgis (p.420); Turold son of Geoffrey (p.421); Turstin the chamberlain (p.422); Turstin of Shaftesbury (p.423); Ulchitel the king’s reeve (p.423); Ulf ‘ferusc’ / Olaf (p.424); Ulmar (p. 424); Ulnod / Alnod (p. 424); Ulric (p. 425); Ulstan son of Vluuin (p.426); Ulviet (p. 426); Ulwrit (p. 427); Urfer (p.427); Vagan (p. 428); Veilly (p. 428); Vilers (p. 428); Vitalis of Canterbury (p. 429); Walcher (p. 430); Walden (p. 430); Walkelin (p. 431); Walter brother of Hugh (p. 432); Walter the arblaster (p.432); Warengar (p.433); Wala, a priest (p. 433); Warin (p. 433); Warmund (p.434); Wefman (p. 434); Werenc the priest (p.434); Widville / Witville (p. 435); Wigan / Wisgar (P. 436); William ‘filric’ / William Fitzrichard (p.437); Wibert (p.438); Wihomarc / Warner p.438); William Folet(p.440); William Leuric son of Richard (Scroop family) (p.440); William dispensator (p.441); William son of Oger (p.441); William of Orlestone and other William (p.442); William son of Ranulf (p.443); William in Somerset (p.444); William son of Odo (p.444); William son of Tetbold (p.445); William son of Norman (p.445); Wimund (p. 445); Wolseley (p. 446); Yorkshire thanes and Englishmen (p.447). Cross-References for VOLUMES I -IV Adam Fitzwilliam see Simon Fitzadam Agemund- see Godric Alnod – see Ulnod Ardres – see Guines Armentières – see FitzErchambald Badlesmere- see Plugenet; Crevecoeur ; Odelard Baldric (see Fitbaldric) Bardolf of Richmond see Richmond Barry – see Barre Beaumes family – see Walter Becket – see Ormonde de la Bere – see Plugenet Beresford – see Hubald Bishops at Domesday - see Maurice Blowet/Blewett see Blohin Bodin of Richmond – see Richmond Boeville- see Fulcui Bolbec – see Giffard de Bretteville – see Oilly Bridzor – see Turstin of Shaftesbury de Broc, De Croc – see Richhunt de Burgh – see Conteville Chenvin-see Aluric, Alvric, Gamel, Sperri Cholmondeley- see le Belward Clairfait – see Fitzwilliam Clifford – see Fitzpons Coctuna-Coughton – see Ponther Coombes – see William son of Norman Coughton / Cocton – see Verdon Countess Judith – see Waltheof Curbespine – cf. Maminot Davenport – see Venator de Dene – see Cahaignes Dodeman – see Dodo Drayton – see de Vere Dinham/Dinant cf. Dinan Dukes of Normandy – see Dukes All ecclesiastics: see Maurice Egerton – see le Belward Espec – see De Ros Etchingham – see Reinbert the sheriff Eudes Stigand – see Tancarville Fitzharding – see Berkeley Fitzralph – see Tidbald Fitzwarin see Bussel Fitzwyth – see Widonis / Oilly Gloucester – see Fitzhamon Gospatrik – see Northumbria Greinton see Gerard Grimstead – see Aiulf Grovenor see Venator Halville – see Ralph of Halvile Harrington – see Fleming Haughton see Urfer Henry of Essex see Fitzwimarc Herbert chamberlain – see Clinton Hommet, Humez – see Odo bishop of Bayeux Hugh son of William (Kent) see Auberville Hugh de Villana see Hugh of Somerset Huntingfield – see Grandmesnil Ingelram/Engelram see Reinbud John son of Waleran (see Pluckley) Kings and Queens of England – see Sovereigns Lanvalley – cf. Pinel le Large / Largius – see William Bonard Ligulf – see Siward de Loges – see Forester ; Richard forester Mainwaring see Ranulphus Malmains see Malesmaines Maniers – see Miners, Richard son of William Martin – see Fitzmartin Meisel – see Brouay Meschin – see Bessin / Avranches Meulan, Neubourg – see Beaumont Meules – see Clare le Moine – see Moyon Montfort d’Amaury – see Evreux Montalt see Mohaut Norman – cf. William son Norman Odo / Eudo (see Odo of Winchester) Odo son of Gamelin see Hamelin Osmundville – see Ruald Oving – see Wigan of Wallingford Pichard – see Pipard Pistres – see Gloucester ‘Rannulf’ see Valbadon Richard the Constable – see Patrik Richard, man of Archbishop (see Ormonde) Richard son of William-see Patrik de Rochester – see Demerck Robert Fitzhugh-see Grandmesnil Robert huntsman – see Richard huntsman Roger of Salisbuy- see Le POer Roumare – see Neufmarché for Rumald see Ruald St. Riquier – see Morin Scales, see Scalers Scolland – see Maurice Seifrid – cf. Siffrewast Shirley – see Siwallis Stafford – see Tosny Standon- see Brien Stanley – see Audley Stigand, Archbishop – see Maurice Stopham – see Brian de l’Isle Sturmy / Sturmid – see Fitzjohn Suain see Merlesuain Sudeley – see Mantes Taisson – see St. Quentin Tetbold son Berner see Fitztetbold thegns in West Country cf. Alvieva Theobald, archbishop – see Fitzherbert Trafford – see Ralfof Stafford Triket – see Robet de Ros Trumwyn see Lewinus Tyringham, Kimble –see Bolbec Uchtred – see Northumbria Ulward – see Alwald Ulwi / Ulwin – see Ulstan Venuz – see Marshall Vunithigi / Spileman –see Alvric Walter, abbot of Evesham- Ponth Walter son of Engelbert (Kent) (see Aufay) Warner – see Wihomark Wilton / Bulmer – see Scures(2) Windsor – see Fitzgerald Winnington-see Ranulphus Wirce- see Gweres Wrottesley – see Verdon, Ponther VOLUME V Other families, possibly of Domesday Book time ** two or more pages in length * at least a page in length - a reference of source (one line) Abingdon Ansleville Akeni (Aquigney) Araynes *Acton Armentières Aelric Arronaise Agys * Ashburnham Akarus (knight of St. Albans – Goldington) Ashby, David Aldglose *Ashley Alis Aspale Alspath / Elspath Aspreville de Alta Ripa / Hawtrey / Haut Rive *Astley Alured of Clapton *Ashton Alvers Athelelm Amfrey son of Roland Auco *d’Amaury / de Amary / Damory Aucunchose Angens **Audley /Aldithley /Stanley Angevin Aula, Warin Aura Berenger Aygnel / Aynel Beresse Ayton /Aton Berga Azor of Warwick Baleville -Abinger *Bergherge / Burghersh -Angot *Bethune -Ardur *de Beysin Baard Besyles Badeeo Beyville Badlington Biannay Badvent Bibois Bainel Bideford Baldet Bikenor Banastre *Birmingham *Banks Bisley Barentin Blancmuster Barbedor Bluet Barfleur Bloet le Baron Bocard Barry Bochardelay Barnack Bocheton Barthelot Bockhampton Basli Bodaunte **Bassingbourne Bodian Baud Boideles Battle Bolney of Sussex Bathusia / Bause Boteler Baud Robert & John le Boteler Bavant / Bavent Boteler of Shropshire Beach Boteler of Hunts. Beauboys Boteler of Lancs. Beche Peter Boteler of Middlesex Beckele **Boteler of Oversley, Warwicks. À Becket Boteler of Gloucestershire le Bel Boteler of Kent Bella Aqua (Belesoe) **Botetourt Belhus Botreaux Belloc Bottisham Belvoir Boxted *Belward (Colomondely) Boxe Bending de Boys Bedenger Boystard Bendeville Braci Beningfield / Benefield Braimuster / Brémoy Benniworth *Brampton la Bere Bramskill Braunche -Blundell Brayboeuf -Blundus Braybrook -Bocailes Brescy -Bonville Bret -Boteville Brito, Rannulf -Bouganges le Breton, Alex -Bovenay le Bret family -Brabant le Breton, Raoul -Brademere le Breton, Hervey -Bradenor Brian family -Bréauté Brianzon -Briwes *Brito families -Brome Lewis le Breton etc. -Brutville Brito, Richard -Bubbe Brito, Walter -Budenbroc Brudenel -Buhere Bruencourt -Burnebu le Brun Caieux Brundos Calleville Brutin Calder Bruton Calne Bucointe Camoys Buelles *Capella Bulmer Capernum Buntgay Carbonel Bulllard *Cardiff Burdeleys Cardinville / Cardeville Burdon Careville Burel Caritate Bures Carlyle, Eudo of Burgate Castello / Castell *Burnel Castor Burstow Castre Busard Caunton / Cuenton Butvillein Cestre -Balta Charcombe -Banstede Chalke -Barboste Chambaud / Chambard -Batchworth Chamberlain -Bellasis Chamberlain (other than of de Vere) -Beningwood Champagne -Bibois Champernoun -Bisege Champflower -Bishopsden Champneis -Blakenham Chanceus / Chauncey Charles Cressener Charnelles Creweton Charnes Criketot Chartres Crispes Chastillon de Croix / Crois Chellenders Cromer Chaumont Croome *Chetwode Croppeni Chevauchesul Croxley / Croilly Chevincourt Crowcombe Chiche Crues Chevening Cuckney Cheyney (Channel Islands) Cuillardville Chilham Cary-Yadwick Chimay Culy Cholsey Cumbray (Cambrais?) Ciriton Cundi Claers -Calva Le Clauer -Cambois Clement -Caperon Clothall -Carnaile Cobham -Caynel Cockerel -Ceraso Cockfield -Cerne Coctune -Chagelle Cogelai -Champneys Cogenhoe -Chancton Conteville, Robert -Chapelee Conyers -Chaumbre Coppenhall -Chauvent Corduil -Chavini Cornard -Chewell Cosenten -Chilswell Cossington -Chisebeck Cosyn -Chivaler Couf / Cosif -Clyve Couvert / Covert -Colonia Coughton -Comte Coven -Credho Coventry -Cretinge ‘Croft’ (cf. Craft) -Cruelton / Cuenton Cramaville / Cremille -Crey Cromhole -Criklade Crasso-Mesnilo -Croer Creaton Daiville / Daivilla Cresec Davidis Villa Dancey / Dauntsey de Es (Eyers) Daneys Escorphan Danvers Essarts Daundeville Estecourt Darell Estur Dandre Eu family Dawtrey Eure Dayrell Evenlo *Delce Evercy Delpare Eynsford Denford -de Ey Derneford -Elinhole Desfuble -Eskurmisur **Hugh le Despenser Falconer Deyville Falkham Dixton Fay Dodingale Fercles / Ferknes *Doisnel Ferles Domfront Feritate Domville Ferring / Ferrying Dover de la Ferté Dun Fichet Dudeanville Filiol Dunhaved Fisher / ‘piscator’ Dunstanville Follows the names with ‘Fitz’ or ‘son of’ Dumont Fitzace Durant Fitzadam, Ralf Durville Fitzadam, Simon -Disney son of Adam, Richard -Dodeman son of Adrian, John Fitzade -Droseto Fitzalan, Roger -de la Dune Fitzalan, Rouald -Duverent son of Alan, Walter Early / Yerlega son of Alantre, Bertram Easton / Linden Fitzalliaume Edington Fitzalexander Edmund, chamberlain Fitzalfred, Robert Elsted Fitzalfred, William Emberton son of Aluf, William /Peter, son of William Englefield Fitzalured / Dutton l’Engleis Fitzalwyn Envermou son of Athon, John Enville son of Atrop, Alexander Erde / Yerde Fitzaucher *Erdington Fitzazo Erneway son of Bartholomeus, Richard Fitzbenedict son of Herbert, Adam Filio Berengario, Roberto son of Herbert, Anskitel Fitzbernard son of Herbert, Bencellin Fitzbrian Fitzherman son of Brian, Gerard Fitzhervey, Henry Fitzdering Fitzhervey, Osbert son of Drogo, Walter Fitzhervey, William son of Edmund, William Fitzhubert son of Elias, William Fitzhugh, John *Fitzellis (Bucks., Oxon., Wilts.) Fitzhugh, Jerneyman son of Ernold, Ernald (de Bosco) Fitzhugh, Meiler Fitzernest, Philip Fitzhughes Fitzernest, Robert filius Hugonis, Ricardes Fitzeustace Fitzhugh, Simon son of Ernis, Robert Fitzhumphrey son of Estultus, William Fitzingelram Fitzgeoffrey, Geoffrey son of Ingard, Walter Fitzgeoffrey, John Fitzjames Mac Phoris son of Geoffrey, Peter Fitzjames, Thomas Fitzgeoffrey, Robert Fitzjohn, Philip son of Geoffrey, Roger son of John, Richard Fitzgeoffrey, Warin son of Jordan, Renold Fitzgerold son of Liulf, Nicholas son of Gernegan, Hugh son of Longi, Eustace Fitzhugh, Jermyan son of Louon, Robert sons of Gerold, Ranulf / Robert Fitzmainier son of Gertha, Jutha / Walter Fitzmartin Fitzgervase, Hugh filius Martini, Willelmo son of Gilbert, William son of Matthew, Herbert Fitz-Grentt Fitzmeldred Fitzgrip Fitzmengi son of Gunhild, William filius Milonis, Bernardo (de Harenis) son of Guy, John *Fitzneil son of Guy, William Fitzneil in Bucks. son of Haimo, Geoffrey Fitzneil, Henry son of Haimo, Stephen Fitzneil, Osbert son of Haimo, William son of Neil, Ralph Fitzhamo son of Neil, Robert son of Helgot. Philip son of Nicholas, Ralph Fitzhelwise son of Nicholas, Roger son of Helyas, Robert Fitzodo, Richard Fitzhelie Fitzodo, Robert son of Henry, Payne son of Orm, Ralph Fitzhenry, Rannulf Fitzosbert Fitzhenry, Richard Fitzpayne, Geoffrey Fitzhenry, Thoma Fitzpagan, Ranulf *Fitzpaine, Robert son of Sigge, Walter son of Pagan, Henry son of Simon, John son of Peter, Adam Fitzsimon, John Fitzpeter, Simon (Roinges family) son of Simon, Osbert Fitzpiers son of Simon, Peter son of Ralph, Adam Fitzsimon, Ralph son of Ralph, Brian Fitzsimon, Reginald Fitzralph, Gilbert Fitzsimon, Simon Fitzralph, Hugh Fitzsimon, Turstin Fitzralph, John Stephen, a chamberlain Fitzralph, Robert Fitzstephen son of Ralph, William (2) Fitztherolde, Gilbert son of Rannulf, William Fitztherolde, Nicholas Fitzraoul Fitzthurstin son of Ralph, William Fitzthomas Fitzreginald son of Turgis, Ralf son of Reiner, Peter son of Turkill, Richard Fitzreiner, Richard and Henry son of Turkill, William Fitzreinfred, Roger son of Turold, Odo son of Rinfred, William Ralf of Tittesworth and grandfather Ulf son of Renold, Walter son of Urse, Robert Fitzrichard, Fulco Fitzvinon *Fitzrichard, Hugh (Hugh of Halton) son of Walkelin, Robert son of Richard, Isaac son of Walter, Adam Fitzrichard, Richard son of Walter, Peter Fitzrichard, Roger Walter Waleran Fitzrichard, William Fitzwalter, Rannulf son of Riulf, Henry son of Walter, Robert Fitzrobert, William Fitzwalter, William (2) son of Robert, Guy son of Walter, William Fitzrobert, Nigel son of Warin, John son of Robert, Ralf (2) Fitzwarner Fitzrobert, Rannulf Fitzwarren son of Robert, Richard son of Wian, Robert Fitzrobert, Robert Fitzwilliam of Derbys. son of Robert, Walter / Robert son of Walter Fitzwilliam of Beds. Fitzroger, Gilbert (2) Fitzwilliam, Adam son of Roger, Hamon Fitzwilliam, Edmund son of Roger, Jordan son of William, John son of Roger, Ralf son of William, Otto Fitzroger, Robert Fitzwilliam, Ralph son of Roger, Robert son of William, Richard (Cardiff family) son of Roger, Thomas Fitzwilliam, Ralph Fitzroger, William son of William, Robert Fitzsawin, Robert Fitzwilliam, Robert son of Sigar, Seward of Hastings son of William, Thomas Fitzwilliam, Walter Gimeges son of William, Wibert Gimises son of Wulgar, William de Giros, Robert Fitzwyth Gisney Here normal alphabetical Gisors order begins again: Glovis Flamville *Gobion, Hugh Fleming Godarville / Flury Goher / Guher / Gower Focarius / Fouwer Goiz Foche Goldington Fokington Gondeville / Gonzeville Fontibus Gorges Forsard Gouvis Fougères Goxhill Frances *Grandison / Grandeis Frankish Graincourt Frankley Grapinell Frankton Graveley Fresne / Fraximo Gresley Fretherne le Grey Fromond Grim Furtho Grimhill (Worcs.) -Farlington Grin the reeve / Grim the sheriff -Faulkner Guestling / Estling -Fay Gurdon -Ferebraz Gwihaine / Gwyone / Gyan -Ferrard Gyse -Flore -Gardinis -Ford -Gauze -Fourches -Gerbod -Foyle -le Gras -Freynes -de Gras -Fruges -Grelle -Funtenays Haget -Fynemore Hamme Gastlyn Hannington *Gatesdon Harleyford Gatton Hartwell Gaugi Harvey Gay Hatford Gencelin / Gozelin Haughton (Staffs.) le Gentil Haut Gerbert Hauville Geynville Havart Gibwen Haya, Maurice Haya / Hayton Ken Helles Kernet Herdebergh Kinver Hereward Kivelli Heringod Knightley Heron /Hairun Knoville Heronville Knyvet Herriard -Kachelew Hersey -Kemsing Hersain -Kent Hertwell la Lade Heved / Head Langent Hever / Heure / Huere Langley Hoe Lancelyn Holland Lasborough Hopland Latimer Hoel Lee Hormus Leges Horsburdenne **Leigh Houghton another Leigh Houghton of Northants.and Hunts. de la Legh Hooton / Hoton (Cheshire) Legha / de la Leye Huntingfield Lenham Huntingdon / Stuckley of Hunts. Leveland Huntingfield Leventon Huscarle **Leybourne Hyde Linde -Hairez Lingeure -Halvedieval Lisun -Haspale Littlebury -Heliam *de Loges -Herriard Longford -Heydene Longville -Hoel Lorenge -Huere *le Lou -Hugate Louches Ingram of Stoke Lucerna Ireys Ludgershill Isham Lumley Issonden *Luterel -Ingham Luvers Jabet -Lancing Joselyn -Lamplo / Lamplugh -Jordan -Lechlade -Juveni -Leites Kemesec -Linces -Lorymer Monyns Malden Morcelles de Maleville Morley Malger (Malgerus) Moreton Malherbe Morel Malory (Mallore) Morhale Malwain Morewic Mancetter *Mounteney Mangant *le Moyne Manners *Musgrove Marcaunt (‘Mercator’) Mustel Marchambly Musters Markham -Mastae Mareyam -Mauleon Mareys -Mauley de Marinis / Fitzdering -Malversus Marsh, Graeland -Maynard Marsh -Merstom Martin -Midiho Martigny -Richard Miles the forester Masherel -Morvell Maulanei -Mote Maulovel -Mounpellers Mauger / Lodbroke -Musenbote Mauley Nafford Manne Nailsworth Maureward Neresford (Beresford?) Mauquency Nethercote Maybank Newcastle le Megre Newnham Meinil Malgeri *Neyrnut Meniae Niger Meppershall Norigold la Merle Norreys (‘Nutricius’) Mereworth Northwood Mridene *Norwood Merlay Notte *Merriott -Nerbon *Meynell -Normanby Mildenhall -Notscilling Mildmay -Novo Castro Milers Octodenarius Mimekin Odo, man of Swain of Essex Malyns Offini Montecute Offord Montsorel, Jane of Okeover Omberley Plumberow Ore Pointz Orlanstone de la Pole Orleston Poire Orreby Pollard Osteil / Steill Polton Otringbergh Popeshall Oxford, Henry of -Palence Oxford. John of -Paris Stephen of Oxford -Parmentorius Oxley -Parmentier d’Oyri, Fulk & Laurent -Paytfin -Oreham -Pentelou -Oseville -Percehay -Osp -Perdriz Palestra -Perrow Parco -Planaz Parles -Planchis Parvus, Little -de Ponte Passelau -Pont l’Evêque, archbishop Passeley -Poynings Paston -Putot Paulet -Puttenden Parmentier Quarrenden Patishull Quatremain s Patmore Queu / Quy / Queuin / Cocus Payforer -Quatermain de la Peak -Quinter Pencestre Rabaz Periton Rakington Periers Rampayne Perry Ranulf the chancellor Perton Rastall Pembridge Remelin / Reinelm Perrers Reinni / Reigny Pever, Paul *Revell & Rober Fitzwalter Peyto / Putot Riboeuf **Picot Richard the constable Pirot Richard of Ilchester & le Poor Pimpe Richard the treasurer Pirie Richepant / Rixbaud Pirot / Pyrot de la Roche Pirou Roches Pising Rocheford, John *Plaiz Rochelle, Geoffrey Plessis Rochester Roedmartin Sandon Rokeby *Sandwich **Rokesle / Ruppella Sanzaver Roos Sap le Rous Sartilly Roys Scaccario Ruald ‘pincerna’ Scaldeswell **Rufus Scales Rumald Scoland / Escoland / Escolend Rumyn Scorchboeuf le Rupe Scoville -Rampeaux Scrotonia -Rideware Scudamore -Rivaux Seissun -Runeville Selves -Ryvet, Thomas & Roger *Septvans Saffrey Seyland St. Amand Shelley St. Andrew *Shelving St. Edmond Shuckburgh St. German Sigillo St. Hilary Simely St.Lawrence Simon cook & William cook St. Laurent Sisivierne St. Lô Soldank St. Manevo Southorpe St. Mary Solers St. Michael Solney St. Pancras Southampton St. Patrick Sowy St. Paul Spigurnel St. Paul, Earl of Standon St. Pierre Stanmore St. Philibert Stanton St. Planchers Staunton Sancto Roerio Stenton St. Sanson / St. Sampson) Stodham St. Stephen *Stoke / Stokes Sancta Susanna Strabo St. Vigeur Stratton Salford *Stretton Salvin Stukeley Saltmarsh **Sturmy Sansaver Sules Saunderton Sully Sanderville Sunningwell Sunworth Trian Sutton, Robert Trenchard Sutton, Henry Trublevel -St. Clowe Truite -St. Nicole Trumpington -Sanzterre Trumeryn -Saracen *Trussel -Senz Manche Turnham -Sharsted Turpin -Shirley Twice -Siret Turstin, sheriff of Hants -Stawell Twitham -Stonegrave le Tyes -Sulleye -Talcurtuis -Sineguy -Tamer Taillard -Thyny Tallemasche -Timor Tamer -Tirtay Tanges -Tokington Teillol -Torenny Tenchebray -Torpe Tewin -Torpel Teveray -Trehamtone Teyes (Teutonicus) -Trenchard Theyden -Trotmenu Thyny -Turgis, Henry Thorley -Turp, Peter & Robert Thornton -le Tut Throckmorten Ulric ‘balasterius’ *Thurnham -Ulvesflete Tibetot Vacca, Warner Tichborne Vaizey Timor de Valle Pironis Tiretay Vautort Tolka Veise / Enveise / Veeiis Tokington **de Vere family members Torenny de Viel / de Thurbridge Torpe Vieleston Torpel de Vilares / Villière s Tot Vipont de la Tour Vivon Travers / Trevers -Vaches Trehamtone -Veel Treminet, Joscelyn de -Versona Trencard -Vilus Wade Wafre le Waite / Weyte Walchelin in Northants. **Waleys Walop Walton Wandard Wappenbury Warbleton Warburton Warwell de la Warr Wase *Waspail Wasteneys Walton Wauton / Walton Wedon Welles Welton Weston (2) Whitacre Whiting Wilbrighton Wilton Windsor Wingham, Henry de Wiston Wocheton Wokynoll Wolford Woodcot Wrokesle *Wrotham Wrottesley Wykes Wymer -Walcote -de Wez -de Wilega -de Willicheres -de Wiret -Wylie -de Yelland / Jeland Zoing / Szuyn / Zen The Origins of the Families named in the Domesday Book (1086) As in the text, the families are arranged both in order of importance, but in alphabetical order within these categories (important families first, lesser families afterwards). Their village of origin is noted. Where the origin is unknown (IX) some information is attached to orient the reader. (I) OF NORMANDY a. LOWER SEINE b. CALVADOS c. EURE d. ORNE e. AVRANCHIN f. COTENTIN (II) OF BRITTANY (III) OF WEST FLANDERS (IV) OF PICARDY (V) OF ANJOU, MAINE, MAYENNE, POITOU etc. (VI) OF FRANCE IN GENERAL (VII) ANGLO-SAXONS, SCANDINAVIANS, ‘BRITISH’ (VIII) NORTHUMBRIANS (IX) OF UNKNOWN ORIGIN OF NORMANDY From LOWER SEINE Alfred of Lincoln (Pays de Caux) Argentin family (Argences) Arques-Monville (Arques-le-Bataille, Monville) Aumale (Aumale) Boesville (Beuzeville-la-Giffard) Balliol (Neufchâtel) Cantelou (Baqueville, nr. Dieppe) Cancille / Camville (Canville en Deux Eglises, arr. Yvetot) de Caisneto (Chesney) (le Quesnay, arr. Neufchâtel) d’Estouteville (Etouteville-sur-Mer, arr. Yvetot) Fitzherfast (Longueville) Giffard-Bolbec (Longeville; Bolbec) Hastings (associated with Eu / Talou family) Limésy (Pays de Caux, Rouen, canton Pavilly) Mansel (Monceaux-Soreng, arr. Neufchâtel, canton Blangy; or Coutances in Cotentin) Malet (Graville St. Honorine, canton le Havre) Mandeville (Manneville, Dieppe) Mortemer (Mortemer-sur-Eaulne) Neufmarché (Neufmarché, cant. Gournay-en-Bray nr. Aumale) Neville (arr. Yvetot, canton St. Valéry) Ormonde (by tradition a ‘branch of Malet’) Rames (Rames, arr. Le Havre) Somery (s.e. of St. Saens en Caux, e. of Buchy) d’Eu / Talou (Eu) Warenne (Varenne) Abetot (St. Jean Abetot nr. Le Havre) Alselin of Vatierville and Geoffrey Alselin (arr. and cant. Neufchâtel) d’Aincourt (nr. Fallencourt) Bardolf (constables of Aincourt castle) Bidun (Bourdainville nr. Limésy) Boisrohard (Bosc-le-Hard) Beauchamp of Hache (cf. Robt. de Beauchamp, governor of Arques) Beuzeville / Baseville (Beuzeville-le-Giffard nr. Dieppe) Cailly (betw. Saint-Saens and Rouen) Caus / Chauz (Pays de Caux) Claville (Claville-en-Caux ; today Cléville) Colville (Colleville, arr. Yvetot, canton Valmont) Gournay (Gournay.-en-Bray) Gweres / Wirce / Geweres / Gwerche / de Gieris (nr. Dieppe, Bacqueville) Louvetot (Louvetot, arr. Yvetot, cant. Caudebec) Martel (Bacqueville-en.Caux, arr. Dieppe) Monville (Monville nr. Roumare) Pauncevolt (associated with Neufmarché family) Sauqueville / Sackville (Sauqueville-sous-Scie, arr. Dieppe, canton Offranville) St Leger (St.Leger du Bois, Neufchâtel, Blangy) St. Martin (Drincourt or St. Saens in Bray) Talbot (various Talbot held tenancies in England under families from Lower Seine) Tancarville / Eudes Stigand (Le Havre, canton St. Roman de Talbosc) Auffay (Auffay/Alfait/Altifatum, Dieppe, canton Tôtes) Auvilleirs / Avilers (Conteville, arr. Neufchâtel en Bray) Envermou (Envermou castle, ‘Le Câtel’) Berevil (next Longueville the caput of Giffard-Bolbec family) Clères (arr. Rouen, canton Clères) Cressy (Dieppe, Bellencrombe) Ernald de Cauz (Pays de Caux) Grenville (Grainville-la-Tenturière, arr. Yvetot, canton Cany) Ralph de Haluile / Halvile (connected with d’Eu) Hotot (Hottot s.w. of Dieppe) Jarpenville (Gerponville between Fécamp in Pays de Caux nr. Angerville) Langetot (n.e. of Bolbec) de Preaux (Pratella nr. Rouen) Scoteni (Etoquigny, Dieppe ; Eu - St. Martin le Gaillard) Turberville / Trubleville (family gave grants to priory of Longueville) Umfraville (Offranville, Dieppe, canton Offranville) Wancy (Wanchey, Neufchâtel, Londinières) Wormgay( branch of Warenne from Varenne) Aldrie / Aldeleia (kinsmen of the Counts of Eu) Belnaio (Beaunai, arr. Dieppe) Dun (Le Bourg Dun, Dieppe, Offranville) Fanecourt (flaalencourt, n. of Vatierville, cant. Neufchâtel) Fécamp (Fécamp) Flocsis / Guestling (Floicis n. of Aumale ?) Grigneuzeville (vassals of Warenne from Varenne) Hayrun (Héron) Maulevrier (nr. Caudebec) Mortemer of Norfolk (vassals of Warenne) Nicholas of Kennet, Cambs. (vassals of Warenne) Normanville (arr. Neufchâtel) Ow family (from Eu / Talou) Pierrepont (e. of Cuverville nr. Grandcourt) Poynings (vassals of Warenne) Ricarville (a castle e. of Longueville) Robert of Albemarle (Aumale) St. Foy (St. Foy-du-Bois, Dieppe, Longueville) Spina (Epineville, Yvetot, Fontaine-le-Dun, St. Aubin sur mer) Tezelin the cook (vassal of Warenne) Turold son of Geoffrey (Pierrepont family?) Walter ‘arblaster’ (crossbowman) (vassal of Limésy) Warengar (vassal of Rames) From CALVADOS Bainard Beauchamp of Bedford (Beauchamp nr. Tilly-sur-Seulles) Beauchamp of Worcester Bigod (Savenay, Calvados, arr. Vire) Cahaignes / Keynes (nr. Caumont) Colombières (either Bayeux, Ryes; or Bayeux, Trevières) Corbet (Corbun in Auge) Crevecoeur (Lisieux, Mézidon) Criol (good relations with Colombières and Crevecouer) Engaine (prob. vassal of Odo, bishop of Bayeux) Grandmesnil (Grandmesnil nr. Lisieux) de Lacy (Lassey, arr.Vire, canton Condé-sur-Noireau) Marmion (Fontenay-le-Marmion, arr. Caen) Marshall (cf. Venuz family of Venuz nr. Caen) Montgomery (St. Germain de Montgomery; St. Foy de Montgomery arr. Lisieux) Fitztetbold (vassals of de Montgomery) Hommet (son of Odo, bishop of Bayeux) d’Oilly (Oilly le Ferson, arr. Falaise, canton Bretteville) Painel (Le Moutiers-Hubert, arr. Lisieux) de Port-en-Bessin (Port Fontanelles-en-Bessin) Rivers (Reviers, arr. Caen, canton Cruelly) de Ros (de Rots, arr. Caen, canton Tilly-sur-Seulles) de Ryes (arr. Bayeux, canton Ryes) Taillebois / Lancaster (Cristot, arr. Caen, canton Tilly-sur-Seulles) Aelmar / Amaury (Mézidon , n. of St. Pierre-sur-Dives) Aunay (Aunay sur Odon, arr. Vire) Belmeis (Beaumeis sur Dives, arr. Falaise) Berners (Bernières sur Mer, arr. Caen) Brouai / Bray / Bray (Tilly-sur-Seulles) Badlesmere (connection Domesday Book time with Odo, bishop of Bayeux) Bazenville Bessin / Briquessart (district of Bessin) de Caen (Caen) Carun / Tahum ( nr. Thaon, Caen) Courselles (Courselles-sur-Mer, arr. Caen, canton Cruelly) Courbepine (nr. Bernay, east of Lisieux) Courcy (arr. Falaise, canton Couliboeuf) Dene (branch of Cahaignes family) Dives (Dives-sur-Mer nr. Pont d’Eveque) Falaise (Falaise) Furnival (probably Fourneville nr. Honfleur) Fulbert of Dover (vassal of bishop Odo of Bayeux) Maminot (one of this family was bishop of Lisieux) Montfichet (Montfiquet, arr. Bayeux, canton Belleray) Montpinçon (w. of Montgomery in s. Calvados) Pontolf (Noron, district Falaise) Percy (Percy-en-Auge nr.Lisieux; could be Percy, St. Lô nr. Coutances) de la Pommeray (La Pommeraye, arr. Falaise, canton Thury-Harcourt) de Rullos (Roulours, arr. and canton Vire) Sandford of Oxfordshire (related to Bernières family) Saucy / Salceit (Le Saussay) Tilly (Tilly-sur-Seulles) de Vaux (the family witnessed many documents for Caen) Vieuxpont (Vieuxpont-en-Auge, arr. Lisieux) Vecsy /Vesci ( could be Veiocoe (on old maps) s.e. of Caen on left bank of Orne river) Wasprey (La Vespierre, arr. Lisieux, canton Orbec) Wadard (associated with Odo, bishop of Bayeux) Amundeville (arr. and canton of Caen) Bayeux (Bayeux) Brimou /Envermou (Brémay) Burun (cf. forest of Burun s. of Bayeux) Courson / Curzon (Notre Dame de COurson, arr. Lisieux, canton Livarot) Fitzletard (associated with de Colombières and de Lacy) Flambard (from Bayeux) de Loges (arr. Vire, canton Aunay-sur-Odon) Heriet (associated with the Port-en-Bessin family) Norman the Dean (his son was bishop of Lisieux) Noyers(2) (Caen, Villars-Bocage) St. Rémy (Thury-Harcourt and Clécy 30 km. south of Caen) Thaon / Caron (n.e. of Caen) Valbadon (Bayeux, Vaubadon) Abernon (Lisieux, canton Orbec) Alan (cleric of Odo bishop of Bayeux) Anisy (vassals of Port-en-Bessin family) de Barre (la Barre-en-Ouche?) Bertram (Roncheville-le-Bertrand, Auge Biset (witnessed documents about Caen) Braiboue( Bréboeuf) Chernet (vassals of Port-en-Bessin) Duredent of Northants. (witness documents in Caen) Eschetot (Ectot, arr. Caen, canton Villars-Bocage, commune Epinay-sur-Odon) Furcis (a ‘layman of Roger de Montgomery’ i.e. Roger de Poitou) Herfrey (associated with bishop Odo of Bayeux) Humphrey ‘bandy.-legged’ (associated with bishop Odo of Bayeux) Locels (Locels, Caen, Tilly-sur-Seulles) Matom (Lonvilliers nr. Aunay) Meinil (same family as Grandmesnil) Moncey (Monceaux) (cf. Mansel) Orbec (lisieux, canton Orbec) Orenge (vassals of Port-en-Bessin) Osbern son of Letard (vassal of bishop Odo of Bayeux) Peter of Whitfield (a knight of Robert d’Oilly) Radulf son of Robert (associated with bishop Odo of Bayeux) Richard ‘Pugniant’ (if he is of St. Clair family then St. Claire-sur-Elle, no. of St. Lô) Richard son of William (associated with bishop Odo of Bayeux) Riculf (associated with bishop Odo of Bayeux) Robert ‘Latin’ (associated with bishop Odo of Bayeux) Roger ‘Niger’ (associated with bishop Odo of Bayeux) Sampson the priest (associated with bishop Odo of Bayeux) Sanderville (Sannerville, arr. Caen, canton Troarn) Scures (Escures, Bayeux, Ryes) Taissel (Caen, Tilly-sur-Seulles) Trafford (a Rannulf who held under de Montgomery, i.e. Roger de Poitou) Tribus Minetis (Les Trois Minettes) Veilly (Villy-Bocage, Caen) de Vilers (Villières-le-Sec, Bayeux, Ryes) Vitalis of Canterbury (associated with bishop Odo of Bayeux) William son of Oger (associated with bishop Odo of Bayeux) William son of Tedold (associated with bishop Odo of Bayeux) From EURE de Beaumont, de Meulan, de Neubourg (Vieilles, Beaumont-le-Roger) de Bosco (Buis en Ecouis or Bois-Arnault, canton Rugles) de Clare / de Meules (Brionne) de Conteville / de Burgh (Conteville across Seine from Tancarville) Cormeilles (Cormeilles au Vexin) Courbespine (Bernay, Lisieux) Ferrières (Ferrières St. Hilaire, canton Broglie) Harcourt (Turqueville, Turqueray) de Molis / de Moeles (associated with de Clare) Mauduit (St. Martin edu Bosc, arr. Les Andeleys, commune Etrepagny) Montfort (Montfort-sur-Risle, arr. Pont Audemer) Pistres / Gloucester (Pîtres, arr. Louviers, canton Pont de l’Arche) Tosny / Thoeni / Stafford (Tosny, arr. Louviers, canton Gaillou) Vernon (Vernon, arr. Evreux, canton Vernon. Related to de Clare family and Rivers) Andeleys (Les Andeleys on the Seine near Tosny) Auberville / Otburville (in Louviers) de Bec (cf. abbey of Le Bec in Eure) Bernai (Bernay in Eure) Bordigny (canton Breteuil) Burdet (vassal of de Beaumont) Chandos (Candos, arron Pont Audemer, canton Montfort sur Risle) Crespin (probably from Bec-Crespin) Evreux-Montfort l’Amaury (Montfort sur Risle) d’Ivry ( Lieuney s.e. of Cormeilles) Lovel (Ivry-la-Battaile, Evreux) Lisours (Lisors, e.s.e. of Rouen) Noel (La Noe) Nonant (one of this family was governor of Rouen) Turville (Tourville-la-Campagne or Tourville, Pont. Audemer) Watteville (left bank of Seine across from Caudebec) Bacquepuis / Bagpuiz (Bacquepuits, canton Bourg Theroulde) Boscherville (Boscherville near lands of de Ferrières) d’Epaignes (d’Epaignes, s.w. of Pont Audemer) Gresley (associated with de Tosny / Stafford) Hosa (probably from Gisors in the Vexin, or from Cotentin) Livet (Livet-en-Ouche (Bernay, Beaumesnil) Longchamps (Les Andeleys, Etrepagny) Pont de l’Arche (Pont de l’Arche) Miners / Mainières (Minières, arr. Evreux, Damville) Muchegros (Les Andeleys, Fleury) Noyers (Les Andeleys) Portes (Evreux, canton Conches) St. Quentin (St. Quentin des Isles, Bernay, canton Broglie) Siwallis of Derbyshire (Les Andeleys) Tany (St. Aubin du Thenney and St. Jean du Thenney, Bernay, canton Broglie) Tibouville (Bernay, Beaumont-le-Roger) Tillières (Tillières on Avre river) Vernay (Verneuikl, arr. Evreux) Friardel (s.w. of Orbec) Gamages (Gamaches, les Andeleys, canton Etrepagny) Hareng family (a ‘defender of Ivry’) Lalonde-Patri (‘Landes’ or Les Londes, between Neubourg and Conches) de Mandeville (tenants of Montfort and de Meulan) Saffridus de Putafossa (de Tourville family) Ralf son of Richard (vassal of de Montfort) Pacy (Pacy-sur-Eure) Richard ‘Demeri’ (vassal of d’Epaignes family) Rumbold / Frumbold family, Northants. (associated with de Clare family) Tigerivilla (Thierceville, Les Andeleys, Gisors, canton Bazincourt) Tuit (Le Thuit, n. of Tosny and Les Andeleys) Walter, brother of Hugh (vassals of Alfred d’Epaignes) William of Orlestone (vassal of de Montfort) From ORNE Balliol (Bailleul-en-Gouffern) Basset (Domfront) de Briouze (Argenta, canton Briouze) de Buci (Argentan, canton Ecouché) de Lucy (Lucé, bailwick Le Passeis near Domfront) de Saye (Saye, canton Argentan) Croft (St. Ouen family – St. Ouen-sur-Maire nr. Argentan, e. of Briouze) Patric (La Lande-Petri arr. Domfront) Pipard (at château de Exmes) Ralf de Gacé / Ralf the Staller (Gacé) Mortagne (Mortagne en Perche, e. of Alençon in Orne) de l’Aigle (Aigle) Merlaio (Melleray-la-Vallei s.s.e. of Domfront) Nogent (Nogent le Rotrou) Pontchardon (Argentan, Vimoutiers) Counts of Perche Salvagius / Savage (probably La Sauvagère s. of Biouze) Wasprey(1) (Guèpres, arr. Argentan, canton Trun) or (2) (Guèpres 16 km. n. of Château Gontier, canton Ecouché) Guy de Sablé (Gacé in Argentan) Sele, Sussex (related to de Saye family) Tournay-sur-Dives (Argentan, canton Trun) William son of Norman (vassal of de Briouze) William son of Radulf (associated with de Bruz) From AVRANCHES (MANCHE) Hugh, Earl of Chester and descendants- d’Avranxches family (Avranches) Burcei (associated with d’Avranches family) Mortain Duke Robert of Mortain (half-brother of King William I) took his name from Mortain 40 km. east of Avranches) St. John (St. Jean le Thomas, canton Sartilly) Verdun (Verdun in Vessaye) Roger, bishop of Salisbury (formerly a priest in Avranches) Macey (Pontorson) Malesmains (Sacey; Vessey in Avranches) Montalt / Mundiet (associated with d’Avranches family) St. Maur (nr. Avranches; or descended from Saumur (Loire) family) Fitznorman (associated with d’Avranches family) Mainwaring / Grosvenor (associated with d’Avranches family) Nigel of Sartilly Geoffrey Duredent (of ‘Avranchin’) Nigel of Devon (father of William Fitznigel, baron of Halton, associated with d’Avranches family) William of Polleio (son of Nigel of Devon?) Radulphus of Cheshire (vassal of Hugh of Chester – d’Avranches family) Restbaldus (vassal of Hugh of Chester) Robert son of Roselin ( vassal of Hugh of Chester) St. Hilaire (St. Hilaire de Harcouet, Avranches) Sourdeval (arr. Mortain, canton Sourdeval) Tibermont (associated with d’Avranches family) From COTENTIN (MANCHE) d’Aubigny (St. Martin d’Aubigny) Bohun (St. André de Bohun; St. Georges de Bohun) Clinton (St. Pierre de SEmilly, St. Lô, canton S. Clair) Fitzhamon (Torigny-sur-Vire, St. Lô) Foliot (Quettebrou nr. Cherbourg) de la Haye (Haye du Puits) de l’Isle (family of Stur / Estur of Tourlaville, dept. Manche) Mansel (Monceaux nr. Coutances. cf. under Lower Seine) Montchensey / ‘Monte Canisio’ (cf. Mont à la Quesne n.w. of Valognes) Montbray / Mowbray (Montbrai nr. St. Lô, canton Percy) Montague (cf. ‘Monte Acuto’ near Montbrai. Drogo a vassal of the bishop of Coutances) Moyon /Mohun (Moyon, arr. St. Lô, canton Tessy sur Vire) Peverel (Granville and Ingleville) de Tracy (cf. their grants to abbeys in La Manche-Cotentin) Valognes (arr. and canton of Valognes) Besneville de Mandeville of Wilts., Devon (Ollande, arr. Coutances) Moreville (arr. Valognes, canton Briquebrei) Rumilly (Remilly, arr. St. Lô, canton Marigny) Tesson (Tesson, St. lô, canton Percy, commune La Colombe) Tregoz / Troisgots (Troisgot, St. Lô, Tessy-sur-Vire) Valletorte (Trottebec, Tortaville or ‘valley of the river Trotte’) Viscounts of Cotentin Cartaret / Cartrai (next Barneville, arr. Valognes) Humphrey of Coutances (Coutances) de Lestre (arr. Valognes, canton Monteburg) Murdac (gave gifts to abbey St. Denis etc. in La Manche) St. Clair / St. Clare (probably St. Clare-sur-Elle) Savaric Fitz-Cane (considered as ancestor of Bohun family) Siffrewast (Chiffrewast, arr. and canton of Valognes, commune Tamerville) Trailgi (Coutances, Montmartin-sur-Mer) Ver (nr. Gavray. S. of coutances) Verli / Verley (Vesley, Coutances, Lessay Anslevillew (Anslevilla which is present-day Hemevaz nr. Valognes and Monteburg) Beler (a knight of Mowbray) Champernoun (nr. Coutances) Herlouin of Northants. (associated with bishop of Coutances) Le Wast (le Vast e. of Cherbourg) Mainfred (associated with William de Moyon) Maloret (associated with bishop of Coutances) Monceaux / Moncelis, undertenant of Tracy (Monceaux nr. Coutances) Monte Rocard (on old maps e. of Waveray / Gaveray called ‘Mons Acutus / Mons Roca’) Monyns (associated with de Moyon) Rainald Tort (probably same as Valletorte family) Ralf ‘Fawn’ (vassal of Valognes in Norfolk) Ralf ‘Rufus’ (associated with bishop of Coutances) Sasfrid ‘Putafossa’ (associated with Peverel family) Tancred of Hauteville (Hauteville le Guichard, n.e. of Coutances) Turgis (associated with de Mohun, d’Aubigny etc.) Turstin the chamberlain (vassal of bishop of Coutances) OF BRITTANY Alfred the Breton Fitzalan (Ille-et-Villaine, arr. St. Malô) Fitzwimarc (Wimarc a Breton lady, her husband a Norman) Gouel de Percival Plugenet / Plunkett / de la Bere (Plouquenet in Ille.-et-Villaine) Earls of Richmond / Brittany (incl. the de la Zouche family) Aubigny ‘Brito’ (St. Auban d’Aubigny n. of Rennes) L’Estrange (related to Dukes of Brittany) Ralf son of Brian (Breton nobility) Tihel of Hellean (Hellion nr. Plaermel) Maigno the Breton / Fitzmainfelin family Renold the Breton / Picot de la Zouche (branch of Dukes of Brittany and Richmond) Dinan / Dinant (Dinan) Fulgeris / Fougères (Fougères in Ille-et-Villaine) Monmouth family (from Dol) Alan, steward of Countess Judith (Dol) Ansger the Breton Alselin Goel Walter de Dol (Dol, follower of Earl Hugh of Chester) Fitzalan of Bedale, Yorks. (vassal of Count of Richmond and Brittany) Gozelin the Breton Leighton family (associated with Fitzalan of Salop). Oger the Breton (holding T.R.E.- time of King Edward) Hugh of Rennes (Rennes) Ribold, Bardulf (and his son Akar), brothers of Count Alan of Richmond and Brittany and Bodin their half-brother Alfred of Totnes Waldin the Breton Wihomarc, steward of Alan Count of Richmond and Brittany Warner (a relative of Wihomarc) OF ANJOU, MAYENNE, MAINE, POITOU etc. Ballon and Fitzpons (Mares, Maine) Chaworth / de Cadurcis / Chaources (Sourches , Maine) de Craon (Mayenne, Château Gontier near Laval) Mayenne family (Ambrière et Gorron, dept. Mayenne) Clairvaux (château in Anjou) Thurston of GErunde (from Gironde, s.e. France) St. George (a barony nr. Limoges in Aquitaine) de Vitré (Touraine – Langeois near Tours) Osmund the Angevin ( from Anjou. Held under the king. Same as Osmund the bishop ?) William of Poitou (a writer from Poitou) Cornwall family(descent from Counts of Anjou, from Isabel d’Angoulême) Vivonia (Lusignan family of Poitou) OF WEST FLANDERS (FRANCE) Balliol (Abbeville, Somme) Blount (Guines, ‘le Boulognais’ region) Counts of Boulogne (family origin is Ponthieu – Abbeville) Fleming family Ghent / Gand family (relatives of Flanders Counts) Ilgar (Avenel family) (cf. its relation with Robert ‘Gernons’) Ponthieu / Ponther / Pointel / Poher / Poor families (Abbeville, Somme) De Vere (origin of the name: Veere on Walcheren island in today’s Netherland).de Vere relations in Picardy. Marriages with Counts of Flanders family Fiennes (Filnes nr. Guines) Fitzarchembald Counts of Flanders Robert Gernons (‘Robert with the beard’) (Boulogne nobility) Guines and Ardres families (Guines and Ardres) Marck family (Marck near Calais) St. Valéry (St. Valéry) Tattershall, Lincs.(related to Wahull family from West Flanders) Dammartin Marci (perhaps Maizicourt n.e. of Abbeville, s. of Auxi le Château in Ponthieu) Ypres (illegitimate son of Philippe de Flanders; name of family comes from town in Belgium) Walter ‘arblaster’ (crossbowman) (Beaumes family associated with Counts of Boulogne) Geoffrey de Cambrais (Cambrais) Gerbod the Fleming Mordaunt of Beds. (associated with Fleming family) Triket / Triquet (St. Tricot nr. Guines in ‘le Boulognais region’) OF PICARDY (FRANCE) Grey (Croy nr. Picquigny) Fauconberg (Fauquemberques nr. Hesdin and St. Omer?) Hesdin (n.e. of Abbeville) Reinbudcourt (Erambeaucourt s. of Hesdin; Rembudcourt nr. Douai-Belgian border) Hubald (associated with Hesdin) Bersers / Biset (Bussus-Bussuel between Hesdin and Picquigney in Somme) D’Arcy (Arras in Picardy?) Picquigny / Pinkney (Picquigney) Acard / Haket (held under Picquigney) Hosdenc (Hodeng-au-Bosc n.of Aumale) OF FRANCE (GENERAL) Walter of Douai (Douai) de Quincy (Cuinchy, Bethune in Pas de Calais) Choques / Cioches (Cioches nr. Bethune) Coucy (w.s.w. of Laon, dept. Aisne Courtenay (arron. Montargues, dept. Loiret) Fitzwarine (of Meez, ‘house of Lorraine’) Gerard of Lorraine Countess Judith of Lens (Lens) Earl Ralf of Mantes Scures (probably Ecures by Montreuil-sur-Mer in Ponthieu) Senlis (st. Lis in Oise) Brabançon (a Belgian family from Brabant) de Puiset Tirel (‘lord of Poix’ in French Vexin) Beauvais family (Beauvais) Drogo de Beuvrière (La Beuvrière / Beuvry nr. Bethune) Hervey de Bourges (Bourges) Drewes family (from Dreux ? associated with de Montgomery. A king’s serjeant) Albert of Lorraine, Beds., Worcs. Rademar (associated with Walter of Douai) Renewold (associated with Walter of Douai) Ulstan son of Vluuin (held under Sigar de Cioches in Kent) Walcher, a Lorraine clergyman given a Northumbrian earldom OF ENGLAND From NORTHUMBRIA Earls of Northumbria;: e.g. Gospatrik, Uchtred etc. Waltheof, Earl of Huntingdon Fitzsigulf and descendants Gille (of Gillesland, later dwelt in Cumbria- of Sandinavian origin resided in Dublin) Siward Hundson of Northumbria and descendants ANGLO-SAXONS, SCANDINAVIANS, CELTIC PERSONS etc. Arderne family (descendants of Turchil of Warwicks.) Edward of Salisbury Alan of Lincoln son of Landric the carpenter Aluric / Alvric Fitzharding / later called Berkeley (wealthy merchant of Bristol) Godebald of Essex and son Robert Richard the Huntsman / Robert the Huntsman (Warwicks.) Alwi son of Saulf Alwi son of Thurber Almar ‘of Odona’ William Belet (a thegn of the king) Colsuain and Almar (Lincs.) Godric (king’s thegn in seven counties, associated with ‘Clairfait’ and Fitzwilliam) Godric son of Agemund (a thegn) and other Godric Godwin ‘falconer’ and other Godwin Landric the carpenter (in York city) Wigan of Wallingford (Saxon noble) Wingfield family (descent from Edwin of Laxfield) Yerburgh family (descent from Alfric holding T.R.E.) Adelold (held T.R.E.) Aelfward (an ‘Englishman’) Alsi Earl Algar (in Derbys.) Alured (held land of king’s thegns) Alward and brothers (thegns) Ansger the cook (held under Queen Edith T.R.E.) Aylward and brother (thegns) Benedict a knight (Staffs.) Brismar an Englishman (Somerset) Burchard (Suffolk) Bueret / UIlpher / Copppenhall (Staffs.) Chetel (of Scandinavian origin in Yorks. Lincs. etc.) Chetelbern the thane (Lincs.) Colegrin the thane (Lincs.) Clodoan (Staffs. under Robert of Stafford (Tosny)) Dot (a freeman in Lancs.) Dodo / Dodeman thegns Ednoth the Staller (Ednoth thegn) Ernuin ‘Catenase’ (thegn in Yorks.) Edmund (Hants.) Edmund son of Algot (Essex) Edric son of Chetel - a Scandinavian Edwin (of king’s thegns in various counties) Ethelwolf / Eddulf and son Thurbert (Warwicks.) Farman, housecarl of Swaffham (Cambs.) Finn the Dane (Bucks.) Fitzalgot ‘English tenant-in-chief in Middlesex’) Gamel (Scandinavian in northern counties) Hagon, king’s reeve in Norfolk Henry the Treasurer (in England T.R.E.) Hunger and Dummer family (king’s thegns) Huscarl family (Somerset) John the Dane (holding T.R.E. in Somerset) Lefsi / Lepsi (Scandinavians in Yorks.) Leofstan (Henry, first mayor of London was grandson of Leofstan) Levid / Leviet thegn of the king Lewinus thegn of king (trumwyn family) Liolf of Somerset (cleric associated with the king) Leduin a thegn of the king in Lincs. Mariadoc (a king in Wales) Alfred of Marlborough (successor to Earl Harold at Ewyas castle) Merlesuain / Suain / Swain (thegns of the king) Napton (descent from Anglo-Saxon thegns in Warwicks.) Nauuen of Staffs. Norfolk / Suffolk freemen and vavassors Nottinghamshire thegns Odo of Winchester and Eldred his brother (king’s thegns) Offo, thegn of Stigard the archbjishop Okeover family (Derbys.) Oswald of Surrey (a king’s thegn) Ralf, radknight of Gloucester (related to Cardiff family) Siret of Cilleha (his father held land at Canterbury T.R.E.) Siward the priest (Lincs. - a king’s thegn Sortebrand (Lincs. – a king’s thegn) Sperri (Staffs. - a thegn) Staffs. minor holders (all Englishmen no doubt: Helio, Herman, Vitalis, Robert, Cadio, Stenulf, Lawrence, Turchil, Wodemar, Alsi, Ulfac Suen, Swen, Swegen (Scandinavian origin pre-Conquest) Thoroldd of Lincoln (the Anglo-Saxon ‘uncle of Lucy Taillebois’) Trelawny (‘Hamelin’ and ‘Richard’ who held of the Count of Mortain) Turbern (king’s thegn in Yorks.) Turbert (king’s servant in Glos., Wilts., Cambs.) Ulf ‘Ferusc’ / Olaf (Scandinavian-origin vassals of king William I) Almar / Ulmar (Staffs. thegns also T.R.E.) Ulric (T.R.E. Gloucestershire) Ulric / Elric (prebend St. Augustine’s monastery, Canterbury) Ulviet (an Englishman in Staffs. and Dorset) William Fitzrichard (‘Earl of Cornwall’ – a ‘Cornish magnate’ holding under Robert of Mortain) Yorkshire thegns (14 of them) and Yorkshire Englishmen (over 100 of them) OF UNKNOWN ORIGIN Alfred ‘the cup-bearer’ Doisnel (cf. Mansel) Fitzodo (cf. Windsor family) Fitzjohn Fitzrenfrew Fitzurse (cf. de Beulot) Pescche (related to de Clare as vasssals) Rivière / Rivers (related to Neufmarché family) Scrope / Fitzrichard (‘ a Norman knight with Edward ‘Confessor’; relations with de Lacy, d’Oilly) Arsic Briwere Brus (connection with Aumale) Burnell (connection with Corbet) Cumin (related to Fécamp or Comyn in Anjou) Fitzbaldric (associated with d’Avranches) Thomas Fitzbernard / Picot Fitzherberts (connection with Clinton) Furneaux Godfrey of Mellinges (Kent.) Grendon Grimbold (a Scandinavian established in England) Herpetre / Harptree (connection with de Tilly) Mautravers Musard of Glouchestershire Oddinselles Osbert, sheriff of Lincs and Ralf the canon his son Russell /Rossel (from Lieuvin in Eure?) Ridel (associated with bishop of Coutance and d’Avranches) de Scalers (relation to Counts of Eu? – from Eschallers in Edwintree hundred, Herts. Segrave (relation to de Montfort?) Torpel Torold of Rochester Willoughby Anskitel and Hugh son of Osmund Aguillon (connection to Bardolf, de Mandeville) Anschitel the archdeacon Anstey (connection with Montchensey) Ansfrid / Ferring family Ansgot of Rochester (connection with Bernai family) Belfou / Belafago (related to Rames) Beulot / Bollers (related to Falaise) Hugh of Buckland (related to St. Clare and Lanvallay) Cardun Cocton / Wrottesley (relation to Picquigney) Chenduit (associated with Robert de Mortain) Cornhill (probably Anglo-Saxon but related to Herlouin de Conteville) De Broc (associated with Robert ‘Gernons’) Dunstanville (related to Crespin) Martin family Fossard (associated with Robert de Mortain) Turstin Fitzrolf (the king’s ‘standard-bearer’, thus probably from Calvados) Helgod and son Guy (connection with Mortemer) Herlawe of Herlawe, Essex – connected to de Tosny) Hesketh (connected to de Tosny) Hastang (associated with de Ferrières in Derbys.) Herfrid the chamberlain Kilpek (Avilers family? cf. Plugenet) Kyme (Lincs.) cf. Tattershall Lambert of Romanel (Kent - connection with Warenne, Eu) Lanvallay (associated with St. Clare) Lascalles (associated with Counts of Brittany) Lindsey family Odo the chamberlain (associated with Counts of Brittany) Osbern Fitzhugh (associated with Eu) Pychart family (connection with Ranulf Peverel) Rainald son of Croc (king’s servant) Rainold the abbott of Abingdon (related to Crispin family) d’Offini family Reinbert the sheriff (connected to Eu) Reinbold son of bishop Peter (Brémoy family) St. Medard (relation to Bolbec) Waleran and son John (Dammartin family? Avenel family?) Waleran the huntsman (king’s huntsman) Yerburgh (a Lincs. family descended from Germund) Achard (adherent of Henry I) Albert ‘Crematus’ (associated with Roger de Montgomery ’de Poitou’) Albert the king’s chamberlain William d’Almereio (king’s servant) Alwin ‘Cilt’ (associated Count of Boulogne) Aiulf (probably a knight) and brother Henry the chamberlain (a king’s serjeant) Alcher (associated with de Ferrières in Derbys.) Alnod ‘Cilt’ (from Bretagne?) Ambrose (an 11th century baron in Northants.) Ancher (Sussex) Andeville (there are villages with this name in Lower Seine, Calvados and Cotentin) Anschetil the ‘parker’ (king’s serjeant) Ansegis Anskil de Seacourt (king’s serjeant) Sayer d’Arcelles (member of Crusade 1147) Balran (associated with de Montgomery family) Bapaume (Lincs.) Basford (Notts. – probably de Tourville family member) Benzelin archdeacon (Somerset) Bernard the priest (associated with Robert de Mortain) Berner and Tetbald his son Bertram family of Northumberland de Beulot (associated with Falaise) de Blosseville (associated with Countess Judith of Lens) Boisherbert (Dorset) Bonet (Sussex) Braybrook (connected with Neufmarché) Brian de l’Isle Brestwald / Brictoward (king’s almsman) Brueria (Devon) Bruno Brutin (knight of archbishop of Canterbury) Buenvasleth / Besselsleigh (servant of the king) Bursigny Burnalville Curtelinga (Cambs.) Colbern the priest (king’s cleric) Croc (king’s serjeant) Doden / Dodin (associated with Cioches and Fleming) Drogo (in Staffs. probably not Montecute family) Edith the nun (Somerset) Eldred (king’s servant in Somerset) Elfrid (Glos.) Elsi (king’s servant) Elwi (under St. Peter’s abbey, Westminster) Erfast (under king in Yorks.) Ermenald (Cornwall) Erneis (under bishop Giso of Wells) Ernuncion (under de Montgomery in Sussex) Eudo son of Spirewic (king’s steward) Hugh Farsit (Cambs. temps. Ely Inquest) Fastolf (Lincs.) Fastrad (under bishop Giso of Wells – Somerset) Favel (knight in Northants, associated with Countess Judith of Lens) Fitzhildebrand (a lorimer in Norfolk) Hildebrand of London Fitzodo, Odo Fitzgamelin (Devon) Flaitel (family of Baudric le Teutonic?) Floher (vassal of a French knight in Devon) Frodo (under abbott of St. Edmunds in Suffolk) Fulco, Fulcuin, Fulcold (in West counties) Fulcui de Boville Galfridus ‘Miles’ (Devon) Golafre family (Worcs.) Geoffrey ‘Wasteneyse’ Warmund (Somerset) Girold (knight in Devon) Glodoen (under the king in Staffs.) Godebald a priest (Shropshire-Salop) Godebald crossbowman (Essex) Otto Goldsmith (king’s servant Essex) Gosfrid (vassal of bishop of Coutances) Guihunman (under Count of Mortain in Cornwal l- probably a Celt) Gunfrid (associated with de Tosny family) Guntard (Somerset) Haimeric crossbowman (Devon) Hamelin (under Count of Mortain in Cornwall) Hansard family of Northumberland Hardres family of Kent (associated with archbishop of Canterbury) Haut / Fitzhaut (Kent) Helto (a dapifer of bishop Odo of Bayeux) Herbrand (king’s servant) Heriz –‘Iorz’ (king’s servant) Ansketil of Herolfvilla (king’s servant) Herbert ‘the jerkin maker’ (associated with d’Avranches) Herebald (a knight) Herlouin of Somerset and Wilts. (associated with bishop of Coutances) Herman (king’s servant in Worcs.) Hermer (associated with Walter de Douai) Hernold (a knight of Alfred de Marlborough) Hervey (Staffs. associated with de Tosny family) Hugh son of Constantius (associated with the Grandmesnil family) Hugh son of Golda (associated with de Warenne family) Hugh the Interpreter (king’s servant) Hugh and Otes his son; Hugh of Patshull (Bagot family of Staffs) Idelbert (under bishop Giso of Wells; also under Moretanie / Mortagne) Ingenulf (under Count of Mortain in Warwicks.) Isaac (in Norfolk a section of lands was called ‘Exchange of land of Isaac’ with over 80 villages listed) Juichil the priest (Norfolk) de Lestre (under Count of Mortain) Levenod (servant of the king) Ludo (a knight under Walter de Douai in Devon) Maigrot (an emissary of king William I) Marcherius (under the abbott of St. Augustines, Canterbury) Nicholas Fitzmartin (Somerset) Maufe of Northants (associated with Cahaignes?) Meinard (under Swen of Essex) Modbeit (associated with Ralf Bainard) Monte family (associated with Eu) Lisours de Monasteriis (related to de Ryes?) Mosters (of Moutiers-Hubert in Calvados? Under Count of Brittany and Richmond) Modbeit son of Lambert Muschet (Cambs. cf. d’Epaignes family) Nigel the king’s physician Odelard (probably ancestor of Badlesmere family in Kent) Odelin (under church of St. Augustine and bishop Odo of Bayeux) Odoard, baron of Northumbria Malebisse / Odo, arblaster of St. Croix – associated with de Cauci family) Oliphard (associated with Senlis family) Osbert ‘Pastforeire’ (a cleric under the archbishop of Canterbury) Ogis (Somerset associated with Arundel /d’Aubigny family) Osmer (under the king in Somerset) Osferd (under Robert of Mortain in Cornwall) Othelin (servant of St. Augustine’s, Canterbury) Inardus Parler (associated with Beauchamp of Worcs.) Hugh Pedesfot (under de Scalers in Cambs.) Pinel (associated with de Mandeville and Lanvallay of Essex) Queneld a nun in Gloucestershire Rabaz (associated with bishop Odo of Bayeux) Rainer (in Devon under sheriff Baldwin) The arblasters (crossbowmen) Ralf, Berner, Gilbert and Robert in Norfolk Ralf ‘Tortesmains’ (same as Ralf ‘Trencart’?) (under bishop Giso of Wells) Ralf the priest (associated with Robert of Mortain in Somerset) Richard son of Torolf (associated with Robert of Mortain) Robert son of Ralf (king’s servant- also related to Peverel) Robert son of Ivo (associated with Robert Count of Mortain) Robert son of Walter (associated with Robert of Mortain) Rowland the archdeacon (under the bishop of Exeter) St. Helen (held of Abingdon abbey, Berks.) St. Sampson / Sanson Sawold of Oxon. and Worcs. (servant of the king) Sbern the charioteer (servant of the king) William Scudet (Esketot? – a king’s servant) Schelin (king’s official) Stanard son of Alevi (‘not an Englisman’ – held under Roger Bigod in Norfolk) Liolf (ancestor of the Stanley family in Staffs. holding under Robert de Stafford; probably Anglo-Saxon since ‘Luffa’ is an ‘old English name’ Stephen son of Eirard (Berks.) Stephen ‘steersman’ Stephen in Somerset (under bishop Giso of Wells) Stonor family of Oxon. (servants of the king, related to Westminster abbey) Tovi (king’s servant in Gloucestershire) Tuchet family (Leics., Somerset) Ulchitel, the king’s reeve (Norfolk) Ulwrit (held in Devon under Walter de Douai) Urferr (Staffs. later called Houghton family) Vagan (associated with de Ferrières in Norfolk) Wala, a priest (of Norfolk; receiv4ed an ounce of gold every year from Robert le Blount) Warmund the hunter (associated with the Count of Mortain in Somerset) Wefman (Folkestone, Kent) Werenc the priest (associated with the Count of Eu in Sussex Hugh of Widville (associated with Grandmesnil in Leics.) Wighen (associated with Count of Brittany / Richmond in Cambs.) Wigain of Goldington (Beds.) Wigan the marshall (associated with Grandmesnil in Warwicks.) Wibert the cleric (king’s servant in Kent – Ansleville family?) William Folet (knight of archbishop in Kent) William ‘dispensator’ (William, a steward of the archbishop in Kent) William of Hedesham (knight of the archbishop of Canterbury) Wimund (associated with Baldwin the sheriff in Devon) Wolseley (descended from Edric of Wulsellegh, Staffs. temps. William II) Totals: Lower Seine 89 Calvados 109 Eure 62 Orne 24 Avranches 24 Cotentin 48 Brittany 29 Anjou etc. 12 W. Flanders 24 Picardy 10 France gen. 23 Northumbr. 5 Anglo-Saxon etc. 89 Unknown 244 (Known 519) Total 763 It appears that the origins of 2/3 of the Domesday Book holders are known. Of course there is a certain amount of hypothesis in attributing origins to some of the vassals (whose origin is not specified in the available texts). Those ‘unknown’ are largely king’s servants or those associated as servants with nobles. Their origin was not considered as important as their function in the lord’s household. As might be expected, the greatest majority came from places close to the English channel and less from places further away. But a surprising number of adherents of William I came from rather far away – e.g. from Anjou or Douai. Also, it is significant that it was not only the ‘Norman’ coast which provided adherents but also the Breton and Flemish coasts, so that supporters were to be found all the way from Ille-et-Villaine (Brittany) on the west to Bethune in eastern France (450 km. distance along the north flank of France). Certain leaders had large followers such as: the king himself, his wife’s people i.e. Counts of Boulogne, Flanders, Guines etc.; the Count of Brittany / Richmond; the king’s two half-brothers Odo bishop of Bayeux and Count Robert of Mortain; families such as Douai or de Moyon as well as Warenne; one believes also that many under Baldwin the sheriff of Devon (de Clare / Meules family) were probably de Clare followers. Other important families such as de Montgomery, Grandmesnil, de Beaumont, Fitzherfast, Neufmarché, de Tosny, Giffard-Bolbec etc. certainly brought a large following with them. Families from the Calvados coast were relatively important after the Conquest, viz de Port-en-Bessin, de Ryse, Fitzhamon etc or even de Colombières, or de Buci. A most significant personality was the Earl of Chester, Hugh d’Avranches. He brought many followers from his region and gave them posts in Cheshire- his semi-independent realm. Roger de Poitou (de Montgomery) had a similar realm of influence in west Yorks. and Lancs, and his family was highly significant in Sussex and Salop (Earls of Shrewsbury). The de Ferrières family soon became the significant family of Derbyshire and part of Staffs., whereas the de Tosny family in the person of ‘Robert of Stafford’ was dominant in Warwicks. and Staffs. The Welsh border counties of Shropshire, Worcs,. and Herefordshire were dominated by the de Lacy, Fitzpons, Montgomery and Mortemer families whereas Bigod and Valognes as well as de Vere, de Clare and Warenne dominated East Anglia. The significant counties of Cambs., Bucks., Herts. and Beds. were largely under such families as Giffard-Bolbec, the Counts of Boulogne and the Count of Richmond. Many noble families had holdings in Lincolnshire with a significant presence of the bishops and of the Gand / Ghent family. The Neufmarché family held widely in the south and in the West Counties. De Lacy held widely in Yorkshire. CLERICS These are not categorised according to origin. See document entitled MAURICE for a summary of information about many of them. BIBLIOGRAPHY Armorial Général, ou Registre de la Noblesse de France. Registre Sixième. 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