The Ancestors of Lieutenant Thomas Tracy of Norwich, Connecticut
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I. THE SIRE 1)E TRACI was a Norman baron, and an officer in the army with which William, Duke of Normandy, invaded England. He is mentioned in Wace's account of the battle of Hastings {fought at Senlac, near Hastings , Oct. 14, 1066) ; and his name also appears on the existing copies of the "Roll of Battel Abbey," and the lists of Norman noblemen who accompanied William into England.
The Duchess of Cleveland, in her work entitled, ''The Boll of Battle Abbey," states that the name is derived fro...m the castle and barony of Traci, near Vire, Arrondissement of Caen.
Planche writes that ' ' the family does not appear to have been of much importance in England before the time of Iving Stephen, who bestowed upon Henry de Traci the Honour of Barnstaple in Devonshire ; but the first of the name we hear of is Turgis, or Turgisius, de Traci, who, with William de la Ferte, was defeated and driven out of Maine by Fulk de Rechin, Count of Anjou, in 1073, and who was, therefore, in all probability, the Sire de Traci in the army of Hastings." Note.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I. THE SIRE 1)E TRACI was a Norman baron, and an officer in the army with which William, Duke of Normandy, invaded England. He is mentioned in Wace's account of the battle of Hastings {fought at Senlac, near Hastings , Oct. 14, 1066) ; and his name also appears on the existing copies of the "Roll of Battel Abbey," and the lists of Norman noblemen who accompanied William into England.
The Duchess of Cleveland, in her work entitled, ''The Boll of Battle Abbey," states that the name is derived fro...m the castle and barony of Traci, near Vire, Arrondissement of Caen.
Planche writes that ' ' the family does not appear to have been of much importance in England before the time of Iving Stephen, who bestowed upon Henry de Traci the Honour of Barnstaple in Devonshire ; but the first of the name we hear of is Turgis, or Turgisius, de Traci, who, with William de la Ferte, was defeated and driven out of Maine by Fulk de Rechin, Count of Anjou, in 1073, and who was, therefore, in all probability, the Sire de Traci in the army of Hastings." Note.
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