Talk:De Birmingham family

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[1166]: Henry, King of England and Duke of Normandy and Aquitaine and Count of Anjou, to (his) Archbishops, Bishops, (Abbots), Earls, Barons, Justices, Sheriffs, Ministers and all his faithful men, French and English, of all England, greetings. Know ye that I have given and granted to Peter fitz William, the dapifer of Dudley in fee and inheritance and to his heirs that he may have market (mercatum) on Thursday at his castle of Birmingham (apud castrum suum de Burmingeham) with thol and theam and soc and sac and infangenethef and with all liberties and free customs. Wherefore I will and firmly command that the same Peter and his heirs shall have a market at his aforesaid castle freely and quietly and honourably on the day aforesaid. Gervase Paganel granted this same to him in my presence. Witnesses. William Malet the dapifer, John the Marshal, William de Beauchamp, Geoffrey de Vere, Hugh de Ferrers, Walter de Dunstanvill. At Feckenham.

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