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Шаблон:Bots Godric or Godric the Steward or Godric dapifer (died Шаблон:Circa 1114) was an Englishman around the time of the Norman Conquest.

Godric was a native Englishman who was the dapifer, or steward, of the Earl of East Anglia, Ralph de Gael. Godric may have been a relative of the earl's.[1]

Godric is listed in Domesday Book as administering some royal lands in Norfolk and Suffolk, some of which were lands formerly held by Ralph[1] before the earl's participation in the Revolt of the Earls and subsequent loss of all his English landholdings.[2] Godric is also listed in Domesday Book as holding lands in his own right.[3] Godric was one of only 13 tenants-in-chief who were English listed in Domesday Book.[4]

Godric served King William II of England as a steward also.[5] The historian Frank Barlow states that he held the office of Sheriff of Suffolk,[6] but the historian Judith Green only gives him as probably sheriff of Suffolk around 1087.[7] Green also states that Godric may have been Sheriff of Norfolk at least part of the time between 1091 and 1100.[8]

Godric was married to a woman named Ingreda. The marriage had at least one son, named Ralph. Ingreda may have been the daughter of Edwin, whose lands Godric held in 1086. A further bit of evidence pointing to Edwin being Ingreda's father is that Edwin was married to a woman named Ingreda. Charters of St Benet's Abbey state that Godric's son Ralph had a brother named Eudo and a nephew named Lisewy, but it is not clear how these two individuals were related to Godric.[1]

Godric died around 1114.[1]

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  1. 1,0 1,1 1,2 1,3 Keats-Rohan Domesday People pp. 219–221
  2. Huscroft Ruling England pp. 61–62
  3. Green Aristocracy pp. 96–97
  4. Huscroft Norman Conquest pp. 240-241
  5. Barlow William Rufus p. 140
  6. Barlow William Rufus p. 447
  7. Green English Sheriffs p. 76
  8. Green English Sheriffs p. 60