• General Notes

  Sources:
  
     1. Title: Rosie Bevan - soc.genealogy.medieval, at groups - google.com
        Repository:
              Name: soc.genealogy.medieval, at groups - google.com
        Page: 25 Nov 2002
        Text: 6.SIR WILLIAM DE MONTGOMERY was holding two fees in Ecton in 1242 according
        to Book of Fees, 934 [VCH Northants v.4 p.123].
        In 1249 an inquiry revealed that he had free warren in Cubley, Marchington
        and Sudbury [Calendarium Inquisitionem Post Mortem v.1 p. 8]. He was
        Commissioner of the Peace in Derbyshire and in 1252 William and William his
        son were chosen as knights to participate in a great assize. On 29 Nov 1254
        he was granted a weekly market and fair in Cubley on Wednesday. [Calendarium
        Rotulorum Chartarum p.84]. From a charter of a grant of alms to Tutbury
        priory dated 19 March 1252, it appears that his wife was called Matilda. [A
        Saltman, The Cartulary of Tutbury Priory, (HMSO, 1962) no.331] A licence for
        a market was regranted for a Thursday to William de Montgomery on 7 Apr
        1255. In 1256 named as William fil William he paid 10 L for having a charter
        the grant being renewed by the seal of England [CPR, 1247-58, p. 385].
        Mentioned in 1264 letter of protection granted for William de Montgomery
        "the elder" [CPR,1247-58 p.355].
        Issue of William:
  
        - William. See below 

Details of William's family with Matilda