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  • There are still many unanswered questions - most importantly, who was Roger of Tetbury?

    Roger d’Ivry maybe? Although he was a bit earlier than the 14th century, so maybe not.

    At the Conquest, however, the 23-hide manor of TETBURY was held by Siward, while Upton was held by Aluric as tenant to King Edward, and in 1086 both estates belonged to Roger d’Ivry. (fn. 3) They had apparently formed part of the estates centred on Beckley (Oxon.) which Roger acquired by gift of Robert Doyley; (fn. 4) Robert had included tithes at Tetbury in his endowment of the chapel of St. George in Oxford castle. (fn. 5) Roger’s estates were apparently forfeited to the Crown but it has been suggested that Tetbury passed to his nephew Ascelin Goel, for Ascelin of Tetbury was mentioned c. 1100. https://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/glos/vol11/pp264-269

    He also had a son named Roger Perceval that had inherited his lands after his death. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger_Perceval