Domesday Descendants

Dr K S B Keats-Rohan is Director of the Linacre Unit for Prosopographical Research and Fellow of the European Humanities Research Centre, University of Oxford.

• INTRODUCTION Prefatory Remarks: Domesday People to Domesday Descendants Normans, non-Normans, Nobles and New Men: Social Elites in England 1066-1135 Genealogical Tables Descendants of William I Malet The family of Lancaster or Taillebois Descent of the honour of Belvoir from Robert de Tosny The descendants of Halenald I de Bidun The honours of Salisbury and Crick The Subligny family The Hastings family The FitzGerold family DOMESDAY DESCENDANTS: PIPE ROLLS TO CARTAE BARONUM Principles of the Prosopography Look-up Tables for Standardized Name Forms used in the Prosopography I. Forenames II. Surnames and family names III. Names of religious houses The Prosopography Bibliography: Printed Authorities and Abbreviations Cited in the Prosopography

Invaluable information for over two thousand individuals who surface in administrative sources from roughly 1100 to 1166... will occupy a conspicuous niche along with its partner Domesday People on the desks and shelves of historians of Anglo-Norman and Angevin England.