...it continued in existence until the beginning of the seventeenth century. The second Hugh de Gournay t;street", thé "mews",<br/> thé..."meadows" to differentiate thèse areas.<br/ He undertook a more important expedition to England under William, against Harold, in 1066, being present...

...it continued in existence until the beginning of the seventeenth century. The second Hugh de Gournay was one of the Norman leaders of the fleet of forty...Saxon Prince, to England, on the death of Canute in 103S. He undertook a more important * " The Record of the House of Gonmay. Compiled from Original Documents,...

...William Malet, as we have seen, had power to give Conteville to the Abbey of Bee. This second Hugh was one of the Norman leaders of the fleet of forty ships which accompanied Edward the Saxon Prince, son of King Ethelred, to England in 1035, when, on the death of Knute, he made an attempt to recover...