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5 quick facts about Walter De Grey:
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 Walter De Grey was Archbishop of York in the time of Henry III, and Sir Robert De Grey helped Edward I subdue the Welsh ...  |
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EMAIL US: Walter De Grey was born about 1222 in Rotherfield, Sussex, England ... |
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Walter De Grey is supposedly responsible for the South Transept, while his sub-Dean and treasurer, John Romanus, was associated with the North Transept and ...
Source: York Minster (from York Press) [www.yorkpress.co.uk]
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Walter De Grey is the son of unknown Grey.1 Walter De Grey held the office of Archbishop of York.1 ...
Source: thePeerage.com - Thomas Huw Monk and others [www.thepeerage.com]
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Walter De Grey was a gallant young knight As ever was seen at a feast or a fight Ever fiat at the battle and first at the board, Were it blood to be spilled or good wine to be poured ...
Source: Commander Dahlgren Biography [www.sonofthesouth.net]
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