After the death of Theobald, his wife Maud married Fulk FitzWarine, who was noted for the part he took in the wars of the barons. Fulk was compelled to pay 1200 marks and two palfreys for permission to marry the wife of Theobald Walter.292

Maud was a sister of St Thomas a Becket, the martyred Archbishop of Canterbury.292

Cokayne's "Complete Peerage" (Butler, p.447, note a), her sister, Bertha, was wife of Ranulph de Glanville, the great Justiciar. This circumstance greatly contributed to the advancement of the Butler family. She brought to her husband the manors of Edlington & Newborough in Yorkshire. After THEOBALD's death, she m. Fulk FitzWarin.