He was apprehended in 1290 by the son of William de Briouze, the Lord of Gower, who was defending his father's lands against incursions by the rebels still at large, one of 14 prisoners captured by de Briouze, 12 of whom were subsequently released.
He was apprehended in 1290 by the son of William de Briouze. William de Briouze was the Lord of Gower. William de Briouze was defending his father's lands against incursions by the rebels still at large. One of 14 prisoners were large. These 14 prisoners were captured by de Briouze, 12 of whom were subsequently released. William de Briouze was the Lord of Gower.