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• Bedford Castle
  By the early 12th century the castle was controlled by the royal castellan, Simon de Beauchamp, the son of Hugh de Beauchamp who had helped conquer En ...castle as well, although it is unclear whether he gave Falkes the role of castellan or ownership of the castle itself. As the war continued, Falkes took contro
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• Castell Coch
  ...Tower incorporate a series of apartments, of which the main sequence, the Castellan's Rooms, lie within the Keep. The Hall, the Drawing Room, Lord Bute's Bedro
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• Bolsover Castle
  ...to secure his support in the face of country-wide rebellion. However, the castellan Brian de Lisle refused to hand them over. Although Lisle and Ferrers were b
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• Anstey, Leicestershire
  ...was held by one of the county's largest landholders, Hugh de Grandmesnil, castellan of Leicester.<ref name="Courtney" /> At the time it was a small farming com
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• Nottingham Castle
  ...]]. William Montigu and his companions, were accompanied by William Eland, castellan and overseer of Mortimer's castle, who knew the location of a secret tunnel
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• Carew Castle
  ...tone keep built by Gerald de Windsor around the year 1100. Gerald was made castellan of [[Pembroke Castle]] by Arnulf of Montgomery in the first Norman invasion
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• Ludgershall Castle
  ...n of the Crown, and John the Marshal (died 1165) is recorded as the king's castellan. He strengthened it and may have added the northern enclosure, which contai
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• Tantallon Castle
  ...>Fawcett, ''Scottish Architecture'', p.16</ref> Douglas may have been made castellan of Tantallon, as a tenant of Isabella, Countess of Fife,<ref name=Rich12/>
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• Peveril Castle
  ...aching its final stages. The earl was authorised to use force to evict the castellan, and he eventually capitulated in 1217, although there is no evidence that
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• Liddel Strength
  ...lby was involved, but provides no evidence</ref> in 1318 he made Selby his castellan to hold it for the Scots but in 1321, during a 2-year truce, Selby surrende
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• Rougemont Castle
  The building of the castle was left to Baldwin FitzGilbert who was appointed castellan, amongst other honours.<ref>{{harvnb|Vachell|1966|p=335}}</ref> A deep ditc
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• Marsh Baldon
  ...tates granted to Miles Crispin, a Norman baron who may have been the first castellan of [[Wallingford Castle]].{{sfn|Lobel|1957|pp=30–47}} Marsh Baldon remain
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• Penrydd
  ...h [[Pembrokeshire]]. The parish's history is closely linked with that of [[Castellan]], and includes parts of the present villages of [[Blaenffos]] and [[Crymyc ...rl=http://dyfedfhs.org.uk/resources/PEM/peny|accessdate=1 Apr 2014}}</ref> Castellan being a chapelry at that time.
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• Adwell
  ...y 1086 ''Advelle'' had been granted to the Norman Miles Crispin, the first castellan of [[Wallingford Castle]]. As such, Adwell became part of the Honour of Wal
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• Brattleby
  ...colnshire, and, in 1216 after the death of her husband Gerard de Camville, castellan of [[Lincoln Castle]], where she was involved in the 1217 Battle of Lincoln
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• Shabbington
  ...d Miles Crispin,{{sfn|Page|1927|pp=102–104}} who may have been the first castellan of Wallingford Castle. Shabbington remained part of the Honour of Wallingfo
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• Swyncombe
  ...the manor of Swyncombe was granted to the Norman Miles Crispin, the first castellan of [[Wallingford Castle]]. The [[Domesday Book]] records that by 1086 he ha
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• Britwell Salome
  ...ranted to the Norman Miles Crispin,{{sfn|Lobel|1964|pp=43–55}} the first castellan of [[Wallingford Castle]].
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