Fulk Glas II, Lord of Alberbury, man-at-arms, son of Fulk Glas I
Dates: Active in the early fourteenth century; living in 1324
Biography
Fulk Glas II was the early fourteenth-century holder of Alberbury. He was summoned to a great council at Westminster in 1324 and appears in the local record as a man-at-arms rather than a knight.
Notes / Sources
Agnes is named as joint beneficiary in the 1311 fine; the source does not provide her family name or further biography.
Research sources:
- R. W. Eyton, Antiquities of Shropshire, volume VII, Alberbury, p. 86, citing Feet of Fines, 4 Edward II. — https://www.melocki.org.uk/eyton/Vol07.html
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