1157 Land given to William Falconer was mentioned in the Pipe Roll of 3 Henry II in the account of Froger the Archdeacon for the farm of the lands of William Peverel. [1] ( Froger was the Archdeacon of Derby and the Almoner of Henry II. In 1159, he was appointed the Bishop of Séez in France).
Frogeri[us] Archd[eaconus] . reddit Comp[otum] . de .lxx. li. de firma t[er]r[a]e Willi' Peurell' q[uam] Custod' . de dim' anno. In th[esaur]' .lxiiii. li.
Et In t[er]ris datis . Willo Austurcario . & Rog[er]o de ualle Rodollii .vi. li.
Et Quiet[us] est.Froger the archdeacon renders the account of 70 pounds of the farm of the land of William Peverel of which custody a half year, payment 64 pounds.
And in land given to William Falconer and to Roger of Valle 6 pounds.
Acquitted.
[1] Joseph Hunter, ed., The Great Rolls of the Pipe for the Second, Third, and Fourth Years of the Reign of King Henry the Second, A.D. 1155, 1156, 1157, 1158 (), 92, [HathiTrust].