• General Notes

  b. 1060,   d. 1107, Wallingford, Berkshire, England 
  
  Miles Crispin, a large Doomsday landholder in Bucks and several other counties, third son of Gilbert Crispin,[61] Baron of Bec in Normandy, and a follower of William the Conqueror to England in 1066. The Crispins bore "Lozengy argent and gules," by reason of their descent from a common ancestor with the great continental house of Grimaldi. Miles Crispin thus acquired Walingford, made Walingford Castle his seat, and died there, s.p. in 1107, having given lands to Faritus Abbot of Abingdon, during his last sickness, for good offices done him by the said Faritus.

Details of Miles' family with Lady Maud D'Oyly