319832118. Baron William fitz Gilbert de Lancaster & 189128125. Lady Gundred de Newburg
~1100,
William born in Cumbria, England, s/o §§Gilbert de Furnies & Godith fitz Eldred.
~1136,
Gundred born in Warwickshire, England, d/o 243393932. Earl Roger de Newburgh
& 243393933. Gundred de Warren.
Bef. 1130,
William appointed Governor of the castle of Lancaster and took the name of
Lancaster.
Bef. 1130,
William fitz Gilbert of Lancaster confirmed the donations of Ketel fitz Eldred,
William’s maternal uncle, of the grant of land to St. Leonard’s, Yorkshire. (S)
Register St. Bees, P233-34, no.212.
1130,
William de Lancaster possed the lordship of Mulcaster [‘Willemus de Lancastria
villam de Mulcaster’.] (S) Lancashire Pipe Rolls of 31 Henry I, Farrer, 1902,
P305.
12/22/1135, Stephen crowned king of England.
1138, William castalan of William FitzDuncan’s castle of Egremont,
Cumbria.
1140, Roger de Mowbray, who held Kendale, Lonsdale and most of
Ribblesdale, enfeoffed William with Lonsdale [which would become the barony of
Kendal, Westmoreland.] (S) Conquest, Anarchy and Lordship, Dalton, 2002, P219.
1149, William fit Gilbert of Lancaster, retainer of the King of
Scotland, witnessed a charter of Earl Ranulf of Chester. (S) Feudal Politics in
Yorkshire, Dalton, 1990, P148.
[––William & Gundred––]
Aft. 6/12/1153, William married 2nd. Gundred.
12/19/1154, Henry II crowned king of England.
1/1156 at
Dover, King Henry confirmed the gift of William de Lancaster, with the assent
of Gundreda his wife and of William his son and heir, of the manor and church
of Cockerham to St Mary de Pre, Leicester. (S) Chartulary of Cockersand Abbey,
Farrer, 1898, P308.
Aft. 1156,
William de Lancaster … by the advice and consent of William, my son and heir,
and Gundreda my wife [the daughter], … souls of Gilbert my father, and Godith
my mother, and Jordan my son, and Margaret, daughter of the Countess … Witnesses: Gundreda, daughter of the
Countess. (S) Lancashire Pipe Rolls, Farrer, 1902, P394.
9/1157 at
Woodstock, A royal charter confirms and agreement between William fitz Gilbert
and the monks of Furness abbey, Lancashire, over a boundary issue with Kendal.
(S) CH&I.H.II., P30.
By 1160,
‘Willelmus de Lancastre’ donated pasture rights in ‘feodum meum in Lonisdale et
in Aumundernesse’ to Leicester, St Mary de Pré, with the consent of ‘Willelmi
filii mei et heredis et Gundree uxoris mee.’ (S) FMG.
~1160, The
Parish church of St. Michael, Cockerham, founded by William de Lancaster. (S)
History – Lancaster, Baines, 1893, P493.
1166,
William de Lancaster died holding 2 knight's fees of the new feoffment of Roger
de Mowbray.
(S) Early
Yorkshire Charters, Farrer, V8, P10. (S) Records – Barony of Kendale, V1,
Farrer, 1923, P-XI. (S) Antiquities of Furness, West, 1774, P83.
Family notes:
1212, in an inquest, William identifed as ‘Willelmus
filius Gilberti primus.’ William had a younger brother named Gilbert.
Child
of William and ?:
i. Avice de Lancaster (159916059), born ~1125 in
England.
Child
of William and Gundred:
i. William de Lancaster (94564062), born ~1156 in
England.
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