The source reproduces extracts from Domesday Book, compiled in 1086, listing royal, episcopal, comital, and other holdings in Yorkshire and later claims. Named persons include Morcar, Ligulf, Norman, Duglel, Ulchel, Torchil, Suardcole, Gospatric, Tosti, the archbishop of York, the bishop of Durham, Hugh count, William Percy, Hugo son of Norman, Robert count, Nigillus, Alan count, Robert de Todeni, Berengarius son of Robert de Todeni, Ilbert de Laci, Roger de Busli, Robert Malet, William de Warenne, William de Percy, Drogo de Bevrere, Ralph de Mortemer, Ralph Pagenel, Geoffrey de Lawirce, Geoffrey Alselin, Walter de Aincourt, Gilbert de Gand, Gilbert Tison, Richard son of Erfast, Hugh son of Baldric, Erneis de Burun, Osbern de Arches, Odo the Arbalist, Alberic de Coci, Gospatric, Ulchil, Malcus, Ernuin the priest, Maldred, Suuen, Dolfin, and Roger the Poitevin. These are landholding assertions, not a continuous pedigree.

These entries preserve Domesday landholding assertions and are not treated as proven genealogical pedigrees. The supplied text also contains the headings Terra Regis, Terra Archiepiscopi Eboracensis, Terra Episcopi Dunelmensis, Terra Hugonis Comitis, Terra Comitis Moritoniensis, Terra Comitis Alani, Terra Roberti de Todeni, Terra Berengarii de Todeni, Terra Ilberti de Laci, Terra Rogeri de Busli, Terra Roberti Malet, Terra Willielmi de Warene, Terra Willielmi de Perci, Terra Drogonis de Bevrere, Terra Radulphi de Mortemer, Terra Radulphi Pagenel, Terra Goisfridi de Lawirce, Terra Goisfridi Alselin, Terra Walteri de Aincourt, Terra Gisleberti de Gand, Terra Gisleberti Tison, Terra Ricardi filii Erfasti, Terra Hugonis filii Baldrici, Terra Erneis de Burun, Terra Osberni de Arches, Terra Odonis Arbalistarii, Terra Alberici de Coci, Terra Gospatric, Terra Tainorum Regis, and Terra Rogerii Pictavensis. Additional named pre-Conquest holders include Ligulf, Norman, Duglel, Ulchel, Torchil, Suardcole, and Tosti; additional tenants include Robert count, Nigillus, and William Malet. The Clamores section records claims by Hugh count against William de Percy at Figelingai and identifies William Malet as an earlier holder; it also records Richard de Surdeval and unidentified Eldid.