Talk:William de Lancaster I

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Hello to all. My name is Wade Lancaster. I was the originator of the page William de Taillebois. I am excited to see the contributions made by all who refined this page and renamed it William de Lancaster. Certainly my original work was from stories told to me by my family. I also have in my library an original (I only know of three that exist) leather bound copy written about our family, the source for my relationship with William de Taillebois. I wish to thank Andrew Lancaster (Belgium) for his work on our family history and everyone who has/can provide more here.

Forgive me if this isn't the correct way or place to raise a question. I don't think the Avicia that is listed as marrying Richard de Morville could be the same Avicia that married William de Peverel/Peveral, the Younger. According to a number of other wiki pages (on Montgomery's and Peverel's), the Avicia that married William de Peverel was the daughter of Roger de Montgomery. The years when the two Avicia's would have lived seems to be about 50+ years apart. It would be great if you could cite an authoritative proof. Respectfully Tzdad (talk) 04:24, 12 May 2010 (UTC)[reply]