Er ist verheiratet mit MATILDA de WATERVILLE.
Sie haben geheiratet im Jahr 1064 in Normandie, France, er war 24 Jahre alt.
Kind(er):
Ralph de Caineto, or Cheyneys, was lord and succeeded by John his son, whose sister and coheir, Sibill, married William Fitz-Robert, alias de Cheney, and had by him 3 daughters and coheirs. Margaret, the wife of Hugh de Cressi; Clementia, of Jordan de Sackvile; and Sarah, of Richard Engayne.
In 1217, Jordan de Sackvile, and Vitalis, son of Richard Engayne, released their right to Margaret, who on the death of Sir Hugh de Cressi remarried Robert Fitz-Roger, but Stephen de Cressi, his brother, had an interest herein; and the jury find, in the 8th of Edward I. that he had great parcels of lands and rents here, as descended from the Cheyneyes; Ermentruda, his wife, after married William de Statvile, lord of Gressenhale, and in the 15th of Edward I. it was found that she held of the King, 15l. per ann. in land, at Horsham, and 10l. per ann. here in dower, and had married without the King's license, Roger de Colvil, senior, and that the lands were taken into the King's hands.
https://www.british-history.ac.uk/topographical-hist-norfolk/vol8/pp248-252
Caisneto or Chesney of Caisneto or Chesney, Chesney of Addington, Chesney of Horsford This family probably originated in Quesnai, Normandy. In England the name was originally spelt de Chesney or de Chasney, being 'latinised' as de Caisneto, and later Cheyney or Cheney. In Scotland the name was commonly spelt Chen from the early 14th century and Cheyne from about 1600. Its progenitor, who came to England at the time of or shortly after the Conquest, was ...
Ralf de Caisneto a 1086 m Maud dau of William de Watville name found on web site
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