William de Tregoz, Sheriff of Wiltshire

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Brief Life History of William de

When William de Tregoz Sheriff of Wiltshire was born about 1100, in Billingford, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom, his father, William de Tregoz, was 32 and his mother, Annabel de Gresley, was 2. He had at least 3 sons and 1 daughter with Agnes de Lucy. He died about 1169, in Cricklade, Wiltshire, England, United Kingdom, at the age of 71.

William de Tregoz Sheriff of Wiltshire
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1100–1169

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Agnes de Lucy
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1124–1198

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Children (4)
Aubrey Albreda de Tregoz
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1140–Deceased

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Geoffrey de Tregoz
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1147–1171

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John de Tregoz I
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1148–1163

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Robert de Tregoz Sheriff of Wiltshire
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1168–1215

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Book - Transactions of shropshire Archaeological & Natural History Society
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Book - Geneaological & Heraldric History of Peerage
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Book - Transactions of Essex "Tregoz of Tolleshunt Tregoz & Billingsley"
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Book - Synopsis of Peerage of England
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Book - Topographer & Geneaologist Vol 2
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Early Tregoz Family, Foundation for Medieval Genealogy
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Battle Abbey Roll
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Book - Transactions of Shropshire Archaeological & Natural History Society
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Book - Geneaological & Herladric History of Peerage
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Book - Transactions of Essex "Tregoz of Tolleshunt Tregoz"
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Book - Topographer & Geneologist Vol 2
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The Origins of Some Anglo-Norman Families
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Information source: Topographer and Genealogist 2:124-29. 2. Child # 1 Geoggrey md Annabella Gresley. 3. Child # 2 Robert md Sybil De Ewyas abt 1190.
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William de Tregoz Sheriff of Wiltshire
1100–1169 • L8YQ-57J​​

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Agnes de Lucy
1124–1198 • LRSG-MXN​​

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Aubrey Albreda de Tregoz
1140–Deceased • MZB3-29G​​

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Geoffrey de Tregoz
1147–1171 • GQHD-BDM​​
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John de Tregoz I
1148–1163 • GDTW-HRR​​

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Robert de Tregoz Sheriff of Wiltshire
1168–1215 • 9WCZ-TZKAA
Added by Janet Milburn, 3/6/23
William de Tregoz, Sheriff of Wiltshire is your 23rd great grandfather.

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William de Tregoz1

b. circa 1100

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Father Sire de Tregoz1

    William de Tregoz was born circa 1100.1 He was the son of Sire de Tregoz.1 William de Tregoz married Agnes (?) before 1168.1

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Agnes (?)

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   * Robert I de Tregoz, Sheriff of Wiltshire+ b. c 11681

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  1. [S969] McBride's Genealogy, online http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~pmcbride/genweb.html

B: Abt 1100, Billingford, Norfolk, England

D: Aft 1131

From "The Origins of some Anglo-Norman Families"] (Added by Will Chapman)

In 1172 William de Tresgot owed the service of one and a half knights in the Cotentin. He was succeeded by Robert de Tresgoz, probably his son, who was bailiff of the Cotentin in 1195 and under John, and who held lands in many English counties. Robert adhered to John and lost his lands in Normandy; and in the Registers of Philip Augustus there is the entry "Feodum de Tresgoz quod dominus rex tenet per escaetam debet servicium unius militis et dimidium." By as charter dated at Paris in Nov, 1218 Philip Augustus gave to Miles de Levis the usufruct of the land which Robert de Tregots had possessed at Tregots, Favarches, and St-Romphaire. Favarches is the next commune to Troisgots, and St-Romphaire is close by. There was a castle at Troisgots, described by Gerville.