Medieval English families on the internet: A

Abbot: see Worth

Abetot

• Urso d'Abetot (Pat Patterson)
  Biography, from J.R.Planché's The Conqueror and His Companions (1874); to be used with caution, as indicated by the transcriber

Acklam

• Lineage accounts of the de Acklam family (Bob Boynton, Boyntons de Yorkshire 1066-1638)
  Transcripts of records and other notes relating to the de Acklam family of Yorkshire, mainly 12th and 13th centuries; see also Gifts of the Acklams and Boyntons to St. John the Evangelist of the Park of Healaugh

Aigle: see L'Aigle

Aincourt

• Walter d'Aincourt (Pat Patterson)
  Biographies, from J.R.Planché's The Conqueror and His Companions (1874); to be used with caution, as indicated by the transcriber

Alington

• Notes on the Alington family of Horseheath (this site)
  A pedigree and some discussion of sources for the early generations of the family (Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire etc; 15th century)

Ansneville

• Samson d'Ansneville (Pat Patterson)
  Biography, from J.R.Planché's The Conqueror and His Companions (1874); to be used with caution, as indicated by the transcriber

Appleyard

• Final concord between Thomas Richardson and John Appylyard, 1555 (this site)
  Photograph and abstract.

Arches

• The Arches and Knolls (John Schuerman, this site)
  Paper discussing the Arches and Knoll families of Lancashire and Yorkshire in the 12th-14th centuries.

Ardres

• John Horace Round, The Lords of Ardres, in Feudal England (1895) (McMaster University Archive for the History of Economic Thought)
  Short paper discussing the Domesday tenant Arnold of Ardres. Feudal England is available as a PDF file (17.6 MB)

Argentein

• Notes on the Argentein family of Great Wymondley (this site)
  A pedigree, narrative account and some source material (Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire, Norfolk, Suffolk etc; 11th-15th centuries)

Asthorpe

• Hemyock Castle - Asthorpe Family Line (Hemyock Castle)
  Some notes on Sir William Asthorpe or Hasthorp of Hemyock, Devon (d.1399), and some possible relations

Attwood

• The Attwood Family with Historic Notes & Pedigrees (Christopher Attwood)
  Extracts from a book by John Robinson published in 1903, including notes from various sources on the Worcestershire Attwoods, in medieval times and later; PDF format. The transcriber notes that the book's accuracy is mostly untested, and that it "comes from a time when accuracy was sacrificed in favour of romance".

Aubigny

• Albini (Aubigny) Line (Earls of Arundel and Sussex) (Homer Beers James/Paul McBride)
  Narrative pedigree, 11th-13th centuries; this material, based on older secondary sources, should be treated with caution
• William de Albini (Pat Patterson)
  Biography, from J.R.Planché's The Conqueror and His Companions (1874); to be used with caution, as indicated by the transcriber

Audley

• Audley (Alditheley) Line (Homer Beers James/Paul McBride)
  Narrative pedigree, 13th-14th centuries; this material, based on older secondary sources, should be treated with caution

Aulnay

• Fulk d'Aulnay (Pat Patterson)
  Biographies, from J.R.Planché's The Conqueror and His Companions (1874); to be used with caution, as indicated by the transcriber

Aunou

• Fulk d'Aunou (Pat Patterson)
  Biography, from J.R.Planché's The Conqueror and His Companions (1874); to be used with caution, as indicated by the transcriber

Avranches

• Abrincis Line (Earls of Chester) (Homer Beers James/Paul McBride)
  Narrative pedigree, 11th-12th centuries; this material, based on older secondary sources, should be treated with caution
• Hugh d'Avranches, Earl of Chester (Pat Patterson)
  Biography, from J.R.Planché's The Conqueror and His Companions (1874); to be used with caution, as indicated by the transcriber

Ayling

• Kenneth Gordon Ayling, The Ayling Story (1983) (Phil Ayling)
  The history of a Sussex family, 15th century and later, with some speculation about the origin of the name, which should be treated with caution. There is a commentary by Chris Ayling with further detailed information here.