D'Abitot family, Worcestershire landholding family
Dates: associated with Acton Beauchamp from the Domesday period into the late thirteenth century
Biography
The d'Abitot family descended from the Domesday holder Urse d'Abitot and retained an interest in Acton Beauchamp into the later thirteenth century, according to the modern analysis of the manor's documentary history.
Notes / Sources
The family entry should not be read as proof of an uninterrupted or individually documented succession.
Research sources:
- C. W. M. Pratt, 'An Interpretation of a Tudor Manorial Survey of Acton Beauchamp,' Transactions of the Woolhope Naturalists' Field Club, volume 50, 2001, pp. 215-216. — https://www.woolhopeclub.org.uk/system/files/documents/transaction/woolhope-club-transactions-volume-l-2001-part-ii.pdf
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