I have been trying to determine the descent of the Hamons. Several sources say that Hamon the Sheriff held Titsey (John Morris-Domesday Book), while others state that it was Hamon Valoines, also called the Sheriff who held Titsey. Did is devolve to the Valoines? 1229: Hamonem de Valeines de tenement in Tychesey Thank you for your thoughts. Pat

On 26/05/2017 6:10 AM, Patricia A. Junkin wrote: > I have been trying to determine the descent of the Hamons. Several sources say that Hamon the Sheriff held Titsey (John Morris-Domesday Book), while others state that it was Hamon Valoines, also called the Sheriff who held Titsey. Did is devolve to the Valoines? 1229: Hamonem de Valeines de tenement in Tychesey > What source do you find identifying Haimo the sheriff with a "Hamon Valoines"? Haimo the sheriff of Kent, more usually called Haimo dapifer, belonged to a different family, not the Norman Valoines or the Breton Valeines - his father was the rebel Haimo dentatus, seigneur of Creully & Torigny-sur-Vire. Peter Stewart