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William Paynel, 1st
Baron Paynel (died 1317), Lord of Trotton, Littleton,
Knighton Paynel and Woolbedding, was an
English noble. He
fought in the wars...
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William Paynel (sometimes
William Paganel; died
around 1146) was an Anglo-Norman
nobleman and baron. Son of a
Domesday landholder,
William inherited his...
- John
Paynel, 2nd
Baron Paynel (died 1319), Lord of Otley, was an
English noble. He
fought in the wars in Scotland. He was a
signatory of the Baron's Letter...
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Ralph Paynel or
Paganel (fl. 1089) was an 11th-century Norman, a landowner,
partisan of
William II of England, and
sheriff of Yorkshire.
Paynel was probably...
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cause célèbre. The
chief suspects were two neighbours—a
local knight,
Ralph Paynel; and the sheriff, Sir
Thomas Kydale—as well as de Cantilupe's
entire household...
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Paynel (sometimes Fulk
Paganel or Fulk Painell; died c. 1182) was an Anglo-Norman
nobleman and landowner. Fulk
Paynel was the son of
William Paynel and...
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other places.
Between 1103 and 1106,
Robert de Brus
attested with
Ralph de
Paynel and 16
others a
charter of William,
Count of Mortain, to the
abbey of Marmoutier...
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Riding of Yorkshire. The
Borough of
Leeds was
created in 1207, when
Maurice Paynel, lord of the manor,
granted a
charter to a
small area of the manor, close...
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Paynel,
feudal barons of
Bampton is as follows,
according to
Sanders (1960): Fulk
Paynel (died c. 1165),
husband of
Juliana of
Douai Fulk
Paynel (died...
- world. She p****ed her
secrets on to her daughter,
whose husband,
Victor Paynel,
presented one of his wife's best
cheeses to
Napoleon III, who gave to it...
