The Battle Abbey Roll. Vol. III.
by
The Duchess of Cleveland.

ADDITIONAL NAMES GIVEN BY LELAND.

Prepared by Michael A. Linton
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Tingez : Can this be intended for Tyngrie? Sybilla de Tyngrie, the daughter of Pharamus de Bologne, was Lady of Clapham in Surrey, and a benefactress of Bec Abbey, in Normandy (Mon. Angl.). Nicholas and Adam de Tingrie witness a grant of Matilda de Say to Waltham Abbey.—Ibid. One of the titles belonging to the Montmorencys is Prince de Tingry. Thomas de Tyngry, 1316, was joint-Lord of Tingrith and Prestol in Bedfordshire (Palgrave's Parl. Writs). Tingry is in the Bolonais; and in the time of Edward II. was held by John de Fiennes. His son Robert left only a daughter, Joan, Countess of St. Pol.