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Jurors of Stanas hundred: Alerannus, Roger the man of Walter Giffard, Richard the reeve (prefectus) of this hundred, Farmannus, Huscarlo de Suafham, Leofwin, Harald the man of Hardwin de Scalariis, Aluric de Wilburgeham and all other men, French and English, of this hundred; Inq. Eliensis, 98.
Jurors of Stane hundred: Harold, Roger, Aleranus francigena, Richard, Fareman, Huscarl de Suafham, Leofwin de Bodischesham, Alric de Wilburgeham and all French and English men; Inq. Com. Cantab. (ed. Hamilton), 11.
GREAT AND LITTLE WILBRAHAM
King's land (f. 189 b).
Witborham, manor, 2 h. 1066, king Edward. 1086, in demesne.
Count Alan (f. 195 b).
[No name given] (II Wilburgeham), 4 h. 1066, Ordmær (Omerus), man of Eddeva. 1086, Odo.
Aubrey de Ver (f. 199 b).
Wiborgham [4 h.]. 1066, Wlwin thegn of K. E. 1086, in demesne.
Picot and Peter Pilet his brother have £5 of land in Wilbureham; Ralph Olaf, sewer of the bishop (of Ely), has £20 of land there; Red Bk. 668; P. 1156, p. 15.
Confirmation to Thetford of the tithe of Surulf de Wilburgham; M. A. v, 151.
Grant to Ralph Olaf of £12 of land in Wilburgeham; P. 165.
Robert the chamberlain (of the earl of Richmond) holds 11 fees of the honor of Richmond; Gale, Regist. Hon. de Richmond, App. 26.
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