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William de Glanville, Lord Bromholm & Bacton married Beatrix de Salkevil, daughter of Sir William de Salkevil and Albreda. [1]
William de Glanville, Earl Glanville, was feudal baron of Bromholm, Bacton, Paston, Keswick, Honing, Delham, and Pancford. [2]
In 1113, he founded Bromholm Priory, in the county of Norfolk, and made it subordinate to the Cluniac Monastery of Castle-Acre, and dedicated it to St. Andrew. He endowed it with lands here, and in his Lordships of Bacton and Ceswick. At the same place, says Weever, was also a priory of Black Monks (Cluniacs), dedicated to St. Sepulchre, founded by G. de Glanville, and value, at £149 19s. 01/2id. per annum. [3]
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