William de Claxton

William de Combemartin, Knight, lord of Alderton and Stoke Bruerne interests

Dates: Died 1318

William de Combemartin was a medieval knight associated with Alderton and Stoke Bruerne. He died in 1318 and is commemorated by a surviving wooden effigy in St Margaret's…

William de Commartin

William de Crepping; Robert de Musters; Bertelot le Bigod, King's knights

Dates: Flourished in the thirteenth century; exact dates unknown

These three men were named in 1233 as the king's knights to whom the count of Saint-Pol's land in Alfriston, formerly held by Baldwin de St Martin, was…

William de Crickelot

William de Curci

William de Dacre, rector of Prescot

William de Ercall, William de Ercall IV in Eyton's numbering

Dates: Flourished early fourteenth century

A medieval Shropshire landholder who acquired the Burnell fee-simple estate through his marriage to Petronilla Burnell.

William de Ercall, William de Ercall V in Eyton's numbering, lord of the vills of Acton Reyner and Grinehull

Dates: Recorded in 1316

Son of William de Ercall IV and Petronilla Burnell, recorded in 1316 as lord of Acton Reyner and Grinehull.

William de Falaise, Domesday-era landholder in Devon

Dates: fl. 1086

A Norman landholder recorded in the Domesday Book as holding Beara in 1086, from whom Roger held it.

William de Ferrers, 3rd Earl of Derby

Dates: died 1190

Ferrers magnate associated with the rebellion of the sons of Henry the Young King against Henry II and with the destruction of the first Duffield Castle in 1173.

William de Forz, 4th Earl of Albemarle

Dates: died 1260

English nobleman and holder of the Albemarle earldom in the thirteenth century.

William de Fulthorp

William de Glanville, Lord of Alderton and member of the Glanville family, associated in the source with Dallinghoo and Shottisham.

Dates: fl. early 12th century

William de Glanville is recorded in the researched sources as a substantial Suffolk landholder and as owner of Alderton Hall in 1113. The available evidence does not justify…

William de Glanville, Member of the Glanville family

Dates: dates not established in the cited source

William de Glanville is identified by Copinger as the son to whom Aldringham Manor seems to have passed from Ranulph de Glanville.

William de Gramary

Dates: Recorded in connection with Aberford in 1251 and 1335; other dates unknown

A member of the Gramary family associated with Aberford Manor. He is identified in the Aberford historical material as Richard le Gramaire's grandson and was the beneficiary of…

William de Greystoke

William de Hacchesden, Lord of Eytchden/Hacchesden

Dates: floruit: reign of Henry III (1216–1272)

The first recorded lord of the manor of Eytchden, then known as Hacchesden.

William de Hamilton, Dean of York, Chancellor to Edward I

Dates: died 1307

William de Hamilton was a senior ecclesiastical and royal office-holder in the reign of Edward I. The Marr record identifies him as Dean of York and Chancellor, and…

William de Hastings

William de Hatheway, Lord of Ganerew, Herefordshire, 1345

Dates: fl. 1345

A fourteenth-century landholder recorded as Lord of Ganerew in 1345. He was the father of Walter de Hatheway, who was recorded as lord in 1357.

William de Hethe

William de Huntingfield, knight; John de Hagh; John de Lynstede; William de Ufford, earl of Suffolk, William de Ufford was earl of Suffolk, William de Huntingfield was a knight

Dates: Active in the 14th century; exact life dates not established here

These parties appear in a formal 14th-century Lincolnshire property settlement involving life interests, inheritance and remainders in the manor of Hippetofthalle.

William de Kerdeston