(Unknown sister of William de Salt les dames)

Notes:

William de Salt les dames, recorded in a charter of Henry I, was hypothesized as a son of Roger Deus salvet dominas by J. Horace Round in "Glanvills in Felsted," Transactions of the Essex Archaeological Society new series 9:231, 1908. The descent from William to the Glanvilles was subsequently expanded on by F. N. Craig, citation details below.

Family/Spouse: (Unknown) de Glanville. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. William de Glanville died after 1166.

Notes:

A tenant in chief in Essex in 1086, holding 30 aces in Rivenhall in the hundred of Witham, 90 acres in Felsted in the hundred of Hinckford, and 280 acres in Great Baddow in the hundred of Chelmsford. His surname appears to be an "oath name" like Godsave or Godhelp.