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NameSir William de Cantelou 
[74, No 10374, p. 148 & no 26218, p. 217], [54, His own article], [60, Berkeley article, vol XIV, p. 87], [60, Berkeley article, vol II, p. 129], [121, Eaton Bray, Beds barony, p. 40], [123, Vol I, p. 243]
[74, No 10374, p. 148 & no 26218, p. 217], [54, His own article], [60, Berkeley article, vol XIV, p. 87], [60, Berkeley article, vol II, p. 129], [121, Eaton Bray, Beds barony, p. 40], [123, Vol I, p. 243]Death25 Sep 1254, Calstone, Wilts
BurialStudley Priory, Warwicks (?)
General1st s. 3rd feudal baron. Poss., de jure uxor, lord of Abergavenny.
FatherWilliam Cantelou Lord of Cantelou (-1251)
MotherMillicent de Gournay (-1260)
Spouses
1Eve de Braose Lady of Abergavenny [74, No 10375, p. 148 & no 26219, p. 218], [60, Zouche: vol XII/2, p.930 on], [60, Abergavenny art, Vol I, p. 22-23], [121, Horsley, Derbys barony (2nd class), p. 123], [123, Vol I, p. 243]
[74, No 10375, p. 148 & no 26219, p. 218], [60, Zouche: vol XII/2, p.930 on], [60, Abergavenny art, Vol I, p. 22-23], [121, Horsley, Derbys barony (2nd class), p. 123], [123, Vol I, p. 243]FatherWilliam de Braose Lord of Abergavenny (<1197-1230)
MotherEva Marshal (-<1246)
Marriageaft 25 Jul 1238 [74, No 10374, p. 148]
Arms Generally notes for Sir William de Cantelou
From Naunton in the Suffolk visitation of 1664-8, p. 100: Gules, three fleurs de lys, two and one, or.
DNB Main notes for Sir William de Cantelou
Cantelupe, William de, third Baron Cantelupe d. 1254
Name: Cantelupe, William de
Title: third Baron Cantelupe
Dates: d. 1254
Active Date: 1234
Gender: Male
Place of
Burial: Studley
Spouse: Eva, one of the heiresses of William de Braose
Sources: Dunstable Annals, 192, 194, 196; Matt. Paris, v...
Contributor: H. R. L. [Henry Richards Luard]
Article
Cantelupe, William de, third Baron Cantelupe d. 1254, succeeded his father, William, the second baron [q.v.], in 1251, though the king is described as treating him with harshness. By his marriage with Eva, one of the heiresses of William de Braose, he obtained the honour of Bergavenny, and is said by some writers to have been summoned to parliament as Baron Bergavenny. He was in Gascony with the king in 1253. He died in 1254 and was buried at Studley, Simon de Montfort being one of those who laid him in the grave. By his widow, Eva (d. 1255), he had a son, George [q.v.].
Sources
Dunstable Annals, 192, 194, 196; Matt. Paris, v. 224, 463; Dugdale's Baronage; Nicolas's Peerage, ed. Courthope.
Contributor: H. R. L.
published 1886
Name: Cantelupe, William de
Title: third Baron Cantelupe
Dates: d. 1254
Active Date: 1234
Gender: Male
Place of
Burial: Studley
Spouse: Eva, one of the heiresses of William de Braose
Sources: Dunstable Annals, 192, 194, 196; Matt. Paris, v...
Contributor: H. R. L. [Henry Richards Luard]
Article
Cantelupe, William de, third Baron Cantelupe d. 1254, succeeded his father, William, the second baron [q.v.], in 1251, though the king is described as treating him with harshness. By his marriage with Eva, one of the heiresses of William de Braose, he obtained the honour of Bergavenny, and is said by some writers to have been summoned to parliament as Baron Bergavenny. He was in Gascony with the king in 1253. He died in 1254 and was buried at Studley, Simon de Montfort being one of those who laid him in the grave. By his widow, Eva (d. 1255), he had a son, George [q.v.].
Sources
Dunstable Annals, 192, 194, 196; Matt. Paris, v. 224, 463; Dugdale's Baronage; Nicolas's Peerage, ed. Courthope.
Contributor: H. R. L.
published 1886