Sir William Tracy, of Todington, who was in ward to Laurence Tresham, 27th
Edward I, at which time he is certified to hold L40. lands. In the beginning
of the reign of Edward II, he was at the tournament at Dunstable, as appears by
an old drawing of a knight in armour, bearing a standard with the arms of the
family. In the 17th of Edward II, he was jointly with John Bermansel,high
sheriff of Gloucestershire, which office in those times was of great authority.
He left a daughter, Margery, wife of John Archer, of Umberslade, and a son and
heir.THese notes go with William de Tracy AFN: TL2X-HQ. I am pretty sure.