JAMES CROSSLEY.

_MS. Catalogue of Norman Nobility_ (Vol. iii., p. 266.).--The MS. Catalogue

of Norman Nobility referred to in No. 75., a document of great value, is or

was in the possession of Sir William Betham, having been purchased by him

about six years ago, from Mr. Boone, of New Bond Street.

Your correspondent will find that Odardus de Loges was infeoffed by Earl

Ranulph the 1st in the barony of Wigton in Cumberland, in which he was

confirmed by Henry I. Bigod, whose name was attached to the charter of

foundation of St. Werburg's Abbey, is elsewhere, according to Ormerod,

called Robert.

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