KILPEK

[KILP411] William FitzNorman (born c.1048, son of [LAME401] Norman de la Mare, see DE LA MARE NORMANDY), was granted Kilpeck in the Welsh Marches by King William I. At the Domesday Survey he held as tenant-in-chief Hopton Sellers, Munsley, Venn's Green and The Vern (in Herefordshire) and English Bicknor, Mitcheldean, Moorcroft and Taynton (in Gloucestershire). He built Kilpeck Castle (c.1080).

	Kilpeck Church (17 October 2016)	Kilpeck Castle remains (17 October 2016)

William died c.1128

[KILP421] Hugh Fitz Norman (born c.1103).

[KILP431] Henry (born c.1133), assumed the name Henry de Kilpek.

[KILP441] John de Kilpek (born c.1160).

[KILP451] Hugh de Kilpek, married Mazera.

[KILP462] Isabel de Kilpek (born c.1210, eldest daughter & coheir of Hugh), married [WALE471] Sir William Walerand (born c.1194, see WALERAND).