Name |
William Paynel |
Suffix |
I; son of Wimund, II, de la Haye-Paynel |
Birth |
abt. 1042 |
Moulins Castle, Moulins-le-marche, Orne, Normandy, France |
Gender |
Male |
Fact |
bef. 1053 (Age 10 years) |
"…Rodulfi filii eius, Rodberti filii eius, Antonii filii eius, Guimundi filii eius, Hugonis filii eius, Alanni filii eius, Guillelmi filii eius, Toresgaudi filii eius…" signed the charter dated to [before 1053] under which "Guidmundus et mea uxor Emma cum nostre prole" donated "de Molinis…meo castro, decimam" to Chartres Saint-Père.
source: Chartres Saint-Père, Tome I, Liber Primus, 23, p. 146. |
Fact |
1074 |
Normandy, France (Age 32 years) |
William Paynel "witnessed a charter of king William to the church of Bayeux in 1074."
EYC vol. 6 pg. 1
H. W. C. Davis, Regsta, no. 76. |
Fact |
1077 |
Caen, Calvados, Normandy, France (Age 35 years) |
William Paynel witnessed a charter with Robert de Belesme, which is appended to a charter of Roger de Montgomery to the abbey of St. Stephen, Caen, in 1077.
EYC vol. 6 pg. 1
Stapleton, Rot. Scacc. Norm., ii, p. xciv. Roger de Montgomery was one of the witnesses to the agreement with the abbot of Mont St. Michel mentioned earlier. In the period 1103-1129 a charter of William count of Ponthieu, Robert de Belleme's son, was witnessed by Adam Paganellus. (Brunel, Recueil des Actes de Comtes de Pontieu, pp. 35-37), Adam occurs as a Christian name ithe family later on; and this Adam may have been a younger son of William.
Note: Adam Paynel is probably Adam de Port m. Sybil St. John that hold Paynel lands in Yorkshire.
Suzanne St. John 22 Apr 2020 |
Fact |
1070-1081 |
Mont-St.-Michel, Pontorson, Manche, Normandy, France (Age 39 years) |
"William Paynel occurs in the period 1070-81 as a party to an agreement at Bayeux with the abbot of Mont St. Michel concerning the terms of the military service by which he held of the abbot several manors constituting an honour; this honour had been given him by king William in marriage; the lands lay in the department of La Manche; and as one of the tenants was named Hugh de Bricaville it may be assumed that these lands included Bricqueville-sur-mer. It is significant that this place was later held of the abbot of Mont St. Michel by the Paynels of Hambye; and it is a reasonable deduction that they derived their title as heirs of William Paynel."
EYC vol. 6 pg. 1
This agreement has been pd. by Stapleton in Archaeologia, xxvii, 27, and by Haskins in Norman Institutions, pg. 21; there is a full abstract in Round, Cal. Docs. France, no. 714. Stapleton, op. cit., p 23 describes this fief as that of Bricqueville-sur-mer; and Le Prevost, Orderici Vitalis Hist. Eccl., iii, 259 assumes that William Paynel had married the heiress of the land of Bricqueville-sur-mer. |
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Fact |
1070-1081 |
Normandy, France (Age 39 years) |
(Cartulary, fo . 95.)
714. Recital (Hæc [sic ] carta narrat) of the agreement
made at Bayeux, before the queen , between the abbot of Mont
St. Michel and William Paynel (Paganellum ). If William has
to fight (habet guerram ) for that land which the king
of the English gave him (sibi) with his wife, the agreement
is that Hugh de Bricavilla shall do bim , for forty days,
[service] of ward or custody (de guarda vel custodia ) with six other horsemen at his own cost (sese septimum de caballaribus
ad suum cibum ). And Hugh's nephew (nepos ) shall do like wise if he shall hold that land " in parage,” according to what
he holds. Again , if William shall summon that Hugh, he
shall have him , with two knights, in his company ( familia ), at
his own cost, or his son , if he shall be free from the abbot's
Nor shall the abbot always prevent William from
having this.' And he shall so (ita ) have in his company
Hugh's nephew and Robert de Cantelupe and William Becheth
and the man ( illum ) who shall hold the honour of Scollant.
And if he [William ] shall hold a plea (vindictam seu placitum )
he shall have for constituting his court (ad faciendum ) the
men he holds of St. Michael, so that they be at their own
homes (domos) by evening . And if they are in default to him
for the services here defined (divisa ) they shall make him
amends ( rectum sibi facient)at a manor (mansionum ) he holds
of St. Michael. From the land he holds of St. Michael he shall
receive aid for the [redemption from ] capture of his body, or
for [the redemption ] of his land, if he forfeit it to the king or
the abbot, or for [his ] son by this (hujus) woman , should he be
captured in the service of the king or of the abbot, of whom is
[held ] the fief ( fedus), or for the marriage of one daughter only
by this (hac) woman, It is agreed that William Paginellus sball, in the land he holds of the abbot appoint one man to
whom the abbot shall send for the summonses which he has [a
right] to make in the land that William holds of him . If the
summonses are duly wade, and he who has notice does not
come, the abbot shall receive the penalty ( forisfacturam ) ;
but if the summoner omit to make the summons, he shall pay
eighteen shillings to the abbot, who shall thenceforth make the
summons by a messenger of his own. It is agreed that William
Paginellus shall yearly receive twelve oaks, chosen by himself
( ad suum cois ) in the wood of Longueville (longa villa ) as far
as the water called Ars, and he shall not have more than
twelve, except by the abbot's consent ( per abbatem ). It is
agreed that the abbot shall give him yearly provision (proven
darium ) of wax, or twenty shillings ; and it is in the abbot's
choice (cois) to give him which he prefers ; and this [is ] for the
reliefs (relevationibus) of Cantelupe and for the pasture of
Lalande, if the men of Cantelupe can prove their right to it
(illam de riisneer) in the court of William Paginellus of
Lanidande which William Paginellus claims in fee (interrogat
in fedo). When it comes in Mont St. Michel' it is respited (in
respectu ) until (it comes ] before the king. It is agreed, con
cerning the seven peers ( paribus) of the honour which William
Paginellus holds of the abbot, that he shall summon them in
his [own] court. If they are willing to go (ambulare) of their
own accord , they shall go if they are free from the service of
the abbot. If they are unwilling to go ( ire ), William Paginellus
must prove (de raisneer ) this in the abbot's court by tenants of
the honour which he received with his wife, who have seen
them in his service by the custom due from their predecessors
( consuetudinem antecessorum suorum ).
Hujus cause testes existunt: presul Abrincensis Michael;
episcopus Sagiensis Robertus ; Rogerius de Montegomeri ;
Richardus proconsul; Rogerius de Bellomonte ; Hubertus de
Ria ; Unfredus de Bohon ; Hubertus de Portu ; Turgisus de
Tracei ; Alvredus Malbedenc ; Gaufredus de Sai. |
Name |
1086 (Age 44 years) |
William of Moutiers |
Name |
1086 (Age 44 years) |
William son of Wimund |
Death |
1087-1092 |
Normandy, France |
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Siblings |
10 Siblings |
+ | 1. Alberada de Moulins, William de Falaise, son of Walter de Moulins, b. abt. 1033, Moulins Castle, Moulins-le-marche, Orne, Normandy, France d. Normandy, France ▻ William de Falaise, de Moulins, m. abt. 1050 | + | 2. Alan Plugenet, de Moulins, of Plouquenet,Rennes, Brittany, France, b. abt. 1034, Moulins Castle, Moulins-le-marche, Orne, Normandy, France d. abt. 1130, Plouquenet, Rennes, Brittany, France (Age 96 years) ▻ | + | 3. Turstin Haldup de Moulins, de la Haye-du-Puits, b. abt. 1035, Moulins Castle, Moulins-le-marche, Orne, Normandy, France d. aft. 1092 (Age 58 years) ▻ Emmæ de Normandy, of Lessay, m. abt. 1045 | + | 4. Ralph St. John-Paynel, son of Wimund II, de la Haye-Paynel, b. abt. 1036, Moulins Castle, Moulins-le-marche, Orne, Normandy, France d. 1115-1122, Yorkshire, England, UK (Age 86 years) ▻ Alferada de Hauteville, di Guardia; m. Ralph de Moulins aka St. John, Brehal, Paynel, m. 1053 ; Emmæ de Lacy, St. John-Paynel, m. abt. 1088 | | 5. Robert di Molise, of Mourtiers?; Moneyer, b. abt. 1037, Moulins Castle, Moulins-le-marche, Orne, Normandy, France d. aft. 1110 (Age 74 years) | | 6. Antony de Moulins, b. abt. 1038, Moulins Castle, Moulins-le-marche, Orne, Normandy, France d. aft. 1092 (Age 55 years) | + | 7. Wimund de Moulins, III, , b. abt. 1039, Moulins Castle, Moulins-le-marche, Orne, Normandy, France d. aft. 1092 (Age 54 years) ▻ Emma fitz Geoffrey de Hauteville | | 8. Hugh Paynel, son of Wimund II, de la Haye-Paynel, b. abt. 1040, Moulins Castle, Moulins-le-marche, Orne, Normandy, France d. aft. 1092 (Age 53 years) ▻ | | 9. Adelicza daughter of Count Wimund de Moulins, b. abt. 1041 | + | 10. William Paynel, I; son of Wimund, II, de la Haye-Paynel, b. abt. 1042, Moulins Castle, Moulins-le-marche, Orne, Normandy, France d. 1087-1092, Normandy, France (Age 50 years) ▻ Lesceline de Normandy, dau. of William de Normandy, lord Eu and Hiemois and Lesceline de Harcourt dau. of Turquetil de Harcourt, m. abt. 1053 | | 11. Toresguard de Moulins, b. abt. 1043, Moulins Castle, Moulins-le-marche, Orne, Normandy, France d. 1067-1092, Yorkshire, England, UK (Age 49 years) | |
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Person ID |
I105553645 |
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May 30, 2021 |