GUY between 12th & 15th centuries

[Guy Etchells]

Wanted any and all information concerning the GUY name before the 1450s
I have the Domesday & Leicestershire survey entries of the 11th & 12th centuries and am hoping to fill in the gaps to my proven ancestors.
Well we can all dream can't we. ;-))
Cheers
Guy

[Liz Parkinson]

Guy, I am currently looking - slowly due to work commitments - through the Stafforshire Pipe Rolls, I am looking mainly for variants of DUROSE, in the 11th, 12th and 13th centuries. Are you looking for the surname or the first name or both. If I find any I will record them with references etc for you. Do you want them in original Latin or translated into English - my Medieval Latin is getting better and these documents are "recipe book" anyway, the same phrases repeated all the time.

Liz Parkinson

[Cornish Maid]

You have, of course, looked on A2A? Using all spellings of the name?

Cornish Maid

[Guy Etchells]

Thanks Liz, in the early records such as pipe rolls I always look for both as the name originated as Guy de Credun (Widon de CREDVN) this eventually transformed into Guy as a surname.
Please disregard any references to Widon de Renbvdcvrt (Guy de Raimbeaucrout) as this was a seperate family.
Latin would be fine.
Cheers
Guy