Walter de Tey - b. circa 1250 - 1270
Walter de Tey is a name associated with the Medieval history of Belchamp Walter and possibly the reason for the Walter in village name Belchamp Walter.
This association was made in the history of the village that was recounted on the Village Hall Website. In fact the reference to belcham is not borne out in my copy of Domesday, a translation (edited) by John Morris and published by Phillimore. (page 35 of the Little Domesday edition).
In addition, I cannot find a reference Walter de Tey being a descendant of William de Beuchamp. The village of Belchamp Walter was known up until the the 19th Century as Belchamp William, and the notion that it could just as easily have been called Belchamp Simon, a known descendant of William de Beuchamp, is possible.
de Steyngreve and de Teye
Thomas Wright records that Isabel de Steyngreve was married to Simon de Pateshull of Bletsoe, Bedfordshire.
Dorothy Audham (Aldham) is cited as the Wife of Walter de Tey on geni.com.
Isabel de Steyngreve was a second marriage to Walter de Tey .
Thomas Wright:
Isabel (de Steyngreve)'s 2nd marriage was to Walter de Tey.
About Walter de Tey - from geni.com
The naming of Belchamp Walter based on the marriage of Isabel de Steyngreve is further called into question as geni.com don't even confirm that Walter de Tey was married to Isabel.
Background to this page
Having seen this page found by those making an Internet search I have decided to add a bit more context.