DOMESDAY APPENDICES

MATHEMATICAL EQUIVALENTS

THE GREAT ELEVEN BARONS

1. Odo, bishop of Bayeux (William's half-brother)
2. Robert, count of Mortain (William's half-brother)
3. William fitz Osburn (son of Robert the Devil's murdered steward)
4. Roger of Montgomery (married to the heiress of the Bellême lands)
5. William of Warren (also called William of Mortemer; may have been related to William or Matilda through an illegimate line)
6. Hugh (son of Richard, count of Avranches)
7. Eustace, count of Boulogne
8. Alan the Red, Count of Brittany (descended from Hawise, daughter of Richard I)
9. Richard (son of Gilbert of Brionne, descended from Richard I)
10. Geoffrey, bishop of Coutances
11. Geoffrey de Mandeville (wealthy landholder in the Bessin)

OTHER IMPORTANT NORMAN LANDHOLDERS

• Roger Bigod, from Calvados region
• Robert Malet, from Le Havre
• Hugh of Grandmesnil
• Robert, son of Roger de Beaumont
• Henry, son of Roger de Beaumont
• Walter Giffard, from Longueville-sur-Scie
• Hugh of Montford-sur-Risle
• Ralph of Tosny

NORMAN BISHOPS IN 1086

• Archbishop of Rouen--William BonaAnima
• Avranches--Michael, an Italian
• Bayeux--Odo, William's half-brother
• Coutances--Geoffrey de Mowbray
• Evroux--Gilbert fitz Osburn, son of the steward
• Lisieux--Gilbert Maminot, William's physician
• Seés--Ives de Bellême

ENGLISH BISHOPS IN 1086

NORMAN MONASTERIES WITH ENGLISH LANDS

REFERENCE TOOLS

All of the following books are available for your use in my office. They may not be checked out or removed from the office.

• David Bates, A Bibliography of Domesday Book.
• John Bernard Crispin, Falaise Roll
• H. C. Darby
  • Domesday England
  • The Domesday Geography of Eastern England [contains Lincoln, Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, Cambridge, and Huntington]
  • The Domesday Geography of Northern England [contains York, Nottingham, Derby, Cheshire, and Lancashire]
  • The Domesday Geography of South-East England [contains Bedford, Hertford, Middlesex, Buckingham, Oxford, Berkshire, Hampshire, Surrey, Sussex, and Kent]
  • The Domesday Geography of Eastern England [contains Wiltshire, Dorset, Somerset, Devon, and Cornwall]
  • The Domesday Geography of Midland England [contains Gloucester, Hereford, Shropshire, Stafford, Worcester, Warwick, Leicester, and Rutland]
• Thomas Hinde, The Domesday Book
• Lewis C. Loyd, The Origins of Some Anglo-Norman Families
• Donald Matthew, Norman Monasteries and their English Possessions