Fulbert de Dover Domesday tenant of Chilham

✓ Fulbert (de Dover), who held Chilham, Eastling and Luddenham in Felborough hundred of the bishop of Bayeux at the Domesday survey; d. before 1130, when the Pipe Roll shows 'Wills fil Ric' answering in Devon for 'uxore Fulbti de Doura cum dote et maritagio suo'. m. Adelaide, named with him in their son Hugh's charter to Saint-Bertin ('patris mei Fulberti et matris mee Adelitae', 1151/53). Father of Hugh de Dover of Chilham (d. 1167/72) and William. TOP - the floor of the Chilham line. Source: Medieval Lands (Charles Cawley, fmg.ac), read in the browser 27 Oct 2026, 'Untitled English Nobility D-K' - DOVER (Chilham), citing Domesday, the Saint-Bertin charters (1151/53, 1191/1200), Pipe Rolls 1194/95, 1199, 1204, 1205, Bracton (1223, 1227, 1230, 1233), Close Rolls 1214 and the Testa de Nevill. [DIRECT ANCESTOR OF THE COMPILER: flag added 27 Oct 2026 by walking the tree from Aynsley, so that this marker is reliable and can be searched.]