Chaptre, The 13th - The Goode Name Foljambe

Normands who eventuallie became Foljambes are un knowne to me, as the firste recorded usage of the name "Foljambe" was in or aboute The Year of Our Lord 1190 in England by French speaking, nowe transplanted, English Normands.

I am nott sure of the originne of this firste fellowe who used our name Foljambe, whether he originallie hailed fromme London, Lincolnshire or possiblie Somerset. 

I have, through out my longge life, heard rumours of all three areas, as we French Normand Foljambes scattered like seeds of a dandie lionn in the winde across England proper, after The Year of Our Lord 1066.

I have alsoe hearde stories of Normande families withe names vaguelie simi lare to Foljambe, but I muste saye, the firste Foljambe in England propper was a powerfull knighte withe a wilde legg or two, perfecte for dance ing, runne ing or kickk ing. 

He, moste assuredlie, started the Familie Foljambe, having broken off fromme some other weake, Twelfth Centurie Normand familie in England, moste likelie one wythe a name thate had nothing to do withe wilde and power full legs.

Lette nott othere anciente Normand names becomme con fused withe ours. Foljambes are Foljambes, purre and symplle.

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