Was Frodo a soldier of William the Conqueror?

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Was Frodo a soldier of William the Conqueror?

Frodo probably came to England around the time of William the Conqueror. Possibly originally had land in Suffolk, then Settled in Tilney in Norfolk. Some descendants were called Frederick de Tilney, Hugh de Tilney.

Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: The family of Tilney??, says Thompson38 ??is of Norman origin, but derives its name from the Town of Tilney, in the county of Norfolk, and was one of the most ancient of knights?? degree in England??. The first of the family was one Frodo who came to this country just before the Conquest, and held many lordships in this area. His brother Baldwin later came to be the third Abbot of Bury St. Edmunds, while his great-grandson was the Sir Frederick involved here.

He was, says Thompson, ??a man of more than ordinary strength and stature, and had his chief residence at Boston. He attended King Richard 1, anno 1190, into the Holy Land, was with him at the siege of Acon, where he is said to have performed prodigies of valour, and was there knighted for his services...??

according to tis website he was.