Family
By his first wife, who is unknown, he had a daughter.
- Mabel married Hugh de Vivonia, High Sheriff of Somerset.
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- William de Forz (de Vivonia) was son of Mabel and Hugh. He married, as her second husband, Maud Ferrers, daughter of William de Ferrers, 5th Earl of Derby and Sybil Marshall.
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- Joan was daughter of William and Maud. She married, as her second husband, Reginald Fitz Piers (son of Peter Fitz Herbert), as his second wife.
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- Reginald Fitz Reginald was son of Joan and Reginald. He married Joan, daughter of Robert Martel.
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- Herbert Fitz Reginald was son of Reginald and Joan. He married Lucy, daughter of Andrew Peverell.
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- Reginald Fitz Herbert was son of Herbert and Lucy. He married Joan.
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- Edmund Fitz Herbert was son of Herbert and Joan. He married Joan.
- Alice Fitz Herbert was daughter of Herbert and Joan. She married Thomas West.
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- Thomas West, 1st Baron West was son of Alice and Thomas.
By his second wife, Alice Basset who was daughter of Thomas Basset, Sheriff of Oxon and Berks, William had a daughter.
- Hawise married Robert Muscegros.
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- John Muscegros was son of Hawise and Robert. He married first Anne de Ferrers and second Margaret de Quincy.
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- Hawise Muscegros was daughter of John and __. She married John Ferrers.
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- Robert de Ferrers was son of Hawise and John. He married first Margaret __ and second Elizabeth Boteler.
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- Robert Ferrers, 2nd Baron Ferrers of Wem was son of Robert and Elizabeth. He married Joan Beaufort, Countess of Westmorland.
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