Family Names And Their Story
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From Arci in Normandy.
Norman d'Arci held thirty-three manors in Lincoln from the Conqueror (Domesday). The name remained as Darcy.
Argentan — in Leland, Argenteyn. From a castle in Berry. David d'Argentun held lands in Cambridgeshire and Bedfordshire (Domesday). Modern surname, Argent.
Arundell, not in Leland. In Domesday, Roger Arun- dell held a barony of twenty-eight manors. Name not taken from Arundel in Sussex.
Aubigny or De Albini, appears in Domesday as holding a great barony in the coun...ties of Buckingham, Leicester, Bedford, and Warwick. Now Albany and Daubeny. Aubigny is near Periers, in the Cotentin.
Audel — an interpolation. It is Atidley, the name of a manor in Staffordshire. In Domesday, Aldidelege.
Aumale — in Leland, Aumerill. This became in England Albemarle. From Aumale, on the River Bresle, at the point where it divides Normandy from Picardy. The Sire d'Aumale 207 THE ROLL OF BATTLE ABBEY fought at the Conqueror's side. He married William's sister, Adeliza.
Aunay, not in Leland — which is strange, as the Sire d'Alneto was certainly at Hastings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From Arci in Normandy.
Norman d'Arci held thirty-three manors in Lincoln from the Conqueror (Domesday). The name remained as Darcy.
Argentan — in Leland, Argenteyn. From a castle in Berry. David d'Argentun held lands in Cambridgeshire and Bedfordshire (Domesday). Modern surname, Argent.
Arundell, not in Leland. In Domesday, Roger Arun- dell held a barony of twenty-eight manors. Name not taken from Arundel in Sussex.
Aubigny or De Albini, appears in Domesday as holding a great barony in the coun...ties of Buckingham, Leicester, Bedford, and Warwick. Now Albany and Daubeny. Aubigny is near Periers, in the Cotentin.
Audel — an interpolation. It is Atidley, the name of a manor in Staffordshire. In Domesday, Aldidelege.
Aumale — in Leland, Aumerill. This became in England Albemarle. From Aumale, on the River Bresle, at the point where it divides Normandy from Picardy. The Sire d'Aumale 207 THE ROLL OF BATTLE ABBEY fought at the Conqueror's side. He married William's sister, Adeliza.
Aunay, not in Leland — which is strange, as the Sire d'Alneto was certainly at Hastings.
What to read after Family Names And Their Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S Sabine Baring Gould to read onlineMoreLess
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