Probably the witness to the Stocton charter of 1454. In 1471, William, along with William Cutte, John Balle, and Robert Arneys were “enfeoffed” of a small tract of Trumpington land in Hawkeston by Thomas Hummale. The land was reconveyed with new trustees (Andrew listed instead of William) in 1478. Children John, Thomas, Willaim, Agnes, Margareta, Elizabeth, Joanna, Robert, Hugh and Nicholas listed in will, no other information except that John, Thomas and William were the only ones of age in 1500. [642]

Parphrase from Kilbourne [642]
church 6s 8p
... to my wife, a cow and a sheep, and other stuff ot hte value of 40s...
... John my eldest son.. (land)
... Thomas my son... (tenement)
... William my son... (wood appertaining to the tenement)
... Agnes my daughter
... Margaret my daugher...
... Elizabeth my daughter...
... my sons Robert, Hugh and Nicholas.