This profile is primarily about a man associated with Norfolk and Suffolk who had a son named Ralph mentioned in Domesday book in 1086.
Keats-Rohan suggests that this Herluin is the same as Herluin fitz Ivo (also known as Herluin of Panworth) who also appeared in Domesday book.
This would mean that the father of Herluin would be named Ivo, and that Herlewin was probably a brother of Rainald or Reginald fitz Ivo, who is overlord to a Herluin fitz Ivo in several places in the Domesday Book..[1]
Douglas, in his book of Bury-related documents, shows Reginald was also referred as "fitz Levohi" or fitz "Levoni".[2]
Secondarily, there was a father and son named Herluin and Ralph associated with the London area in roughly the same period. Potentially these should be given a different profiles.
Round, in his work on Geoffrey de Mandeville, drew attention to a London family involving both Normans and Ango-Saxons, also with a Herlewin and a son and heir named Ralph. He adds more children of Herlewin: William (living 1130), Herlewin (living 1130), and Ingenolda, the wife of a sheriff of London named Roger. [3]
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