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in Surrey, which passed from Hamo to his niece
Matilda. Geoffrey de Valognes, lord of Titsey, was father of Hamon de Valognes, who was prominent as the
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obtained lands in Essex, Norfolk, Suffolk, Hertford, Cambridge, and
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