Eleanor of Aquitaine's ancestry
Alan B. Wilson
There seems to have been some interest in a posting of references for
the ancestry of Eleanor of Aquitaine which D. Spencer Hines posted not
long ago as "Ahnenreihe 4.1."
Since I have been practicing with the facilities of my newly updated
computer program, Reunion 5, producing a six-generation ancestry for
Eleanor seemed like a good exercise. It has turned out to be considerably
more clerical work than I had anticipated. If you find this format to be
an undigestible clutter, let me know. I'll try to figure out some simpler
and clearer format for future posts.
1 Eleanor of Aquitaine Duchess.[233, ii, 11, 76, 83; iii, 764],[74,
110:26],[84],[151, 88:29],[368, łPlantagenet˛],[104, pp. 4, 7, 8,
15.],[73, pp. 2, 36.],[75, 161:11],[329, 17, 25.],[328, 11:4],[376, p.
141],[82, 301:03*] Born in 1122 in ? Bordeaux.[233, * ii, 11, 76, 83; @
ii, 11],[368, * abt 1122],[74, * 1123] Eleanor of Aquitaine died in
Mirabell Castle, Poitiers, France on 31 Mar 1204; she was 82.[233, + ii,
11, 76, 83; @ ii, 11],[151],[74, +] Buried in Fontevrault Abbey in
Anjou.[233, @ ii, 11],[368] Countess of Poitou, Duchess of
Aquitaine.[233, ii, 76, 83]
On 18 May 1152 when Eleanor of Aquitaine was 30, she married Henry II
"Curt Mantel" of England King, in Bordeaux, France.[233, = ii, 11,
76],[84],[151, =],[368],[74]
2 Guillaume X of Aquitaine Duke.[233, ii, 11, 76, 83; iii, 813; x,
29],[74, 110:25],[84],[368, łPlantagenet˛],[73, pp. 36, 45, 244],[151,
88:30],[328, 72:12],[329, 17],[104, p. 7, 8],[376, p. 141],[82, 301:06*]
Born in 1099.[233, * ii, 76],[82],[74, *] Guillaume X of Aquitaine died in
Galicia on 9 Apr 1137; he was 38.[233, + ii, 76; iii, 813; x, 29],[74,
+],[73, +@ p. 36] VIII Count of Poitou {1126-1137}.[233, ii, 76],[74]
In 1121 when Guillaume X of Aquitaine was 22, he married Alienor of
Chatellerault.[74, =],[82]
3 Alienor of Chatellerault.[233, ii, 76; iii, 813; x, 29],[368,
łPlantagenet˛],[104, pp. 7, 8, 9],[74, 183:4],[328, 72:12],[329, 17],[151,
159:30],[376, pp. 141, 151],[73, pp. 36, 45, 244],[82, MC301:07*] Born ?
1105.[151, * 159:30] Alienor of Chatellerault died aft Mar 1130; she was
25.[233, + ii, 76; iii, 813; x, 29],[74, +]
4 Guillaume IX łthe Young˛ of Aquitaine Duke.[233, ii, 58, 76, 82; iii,
763, 810],[74, 110:24],[329, 17],[151, 88:31],[104, pp. 7, 8],[73, pp. 36,
42],[328, 72:11],[376, p. 141],[82, 301:12*] Born ca 22 Oct 1071.[233, *
ii, 76],[74, *],[82, *] Guillaume IX łthe Young˛ of Aquitaine died on 10
Feb 1126/1127; he was 54.[233, + ii, 76, 82; iii, 763],[74, +] IX Duke of
Aquitaine.[233, ii, 76],[74],[82] VII Count of Poitou {1086-1126}.[233,
ii, 76],[74]
In 1094 when Guillaume IX łthe Young˛ of Aquitaine was 22, he married
Philippa \ Maud of Toulouse.[233, = ii, 76; iii, 763],[74, =] They were
divorced in 1115.[151],[233, ii, 76; iii, 763],[74, 1115/1116]
5 Philippa \ Maud of Toulouse.[233, ii, 76; iii, 763],[151, 160:29],[73,
pp. 36, 42],[104, pp. 7, 8],[74, 185:3],[329, 17],[328, 72:11],[376, pp.
176, 141],[82, 301:13*] Born ca 1073.[74, *],[82, *],[151, * 160:29]
Philippa \ Maud of Toulouse died on 28 Nov 1117; she was 44.[233, + ii,
76; iii, 763],[74, +]
ES[233] iii, 763 shows Philippa as dau. of William IV's first wife, Mathilda.
6 Aimery I of Chatellerault Viscount of Chatellerault.[368,
łPlantagenet˛],[233, ii, 76; iii, 813; x, 29; xiv, 83],[74, 183:3],[329,
17],[151, 159:31],[104, p. 9],[376, p. 151],[73, pp, 45, 244],[82,
MC301:14*] Born ? 1076.[73, * p. 45],[82],[151, * 159:31] Aimery I of
Chatellerault died in Abbey of Noyers bef 1144; he was 68.[233, +@ iii,
813; + xiv, 83],[74, + (7 Nov 1151)],[73, +@ (7 Nov 1151)] Buried in Abbey
of Noyers.[233, @ iii, 813] Aimery I of Chatellerault was alive ca
1080.[233, iii, 813] was alive ca 1140.[233, iii, 813]
A monk at Notre Dame de Noyers at death.
In 1109 when Aimery I of Chatellerault was 33, he married Dangerose of
l'Isle-Bouchard.[74, =]
7 Dangerose of l'Isle-Bouchard.[233, iii, 813; x, 29; xiv, 83],[74, See
183:3],[376, p. 151],[73, pp. 45, 244],[104, p. 9],[329, 17],[82, 301:15*]
Born ? 1080.[151, * 159:31] Dangerose of l'Isle-Bouchard was alive in
1087.[233, xiv, 83] was alive in 1119.[233, iii, 813; x, 29; xiv, 83]
Research: ES[233]€ x, 29€ says Maubergeron, Aymeric's first wife, was
mother of children.
8 Guy-Guillaume VIII of Aquitaine Duke.[233, ii, 20, 76],[329, 17],[104,
p. 7],[74, See 110:23],[151, 88:32],[404, p. 256],[409, p. 338],[376, p.
141],[73, pp. 36, 40],[82, 301:24*->407] Born ca 1026.[409, p. 338],[82]
Guy-Guillaume VIII of Aquitaine died on 25 Sep 1086; he was 60.[233, + ii,
20, 76],[409, p. 338] Guy-Guillaume VIII of Aquitaine was alive in
1058.[233, ii, 20] VI Count of Poitou.[233, ii, 76]
In 1068/1069 when Guy-Guillaume VIII of Aquitaine was 42, he married
Hildegarde of Bourgogne.[233, = ii, 20, 76],[409, = p. 338]
9 Hildegarde of Bourgogne.[233, ii, 20, 76],[404, pp. 256, 258],[409, p.
338],[74, 110:23 (mother is łHelie˛)],[104, p. 7],[151, 154:32],[329, 17
(mother is łHelie˛)],[376, pp. 52, 141],[73, pp. 36, 40],[82,
301:25*->408] Born ca 1050.[233, * ii, 20],[151, * 154:32 (ca 1033)]
Hildegarde of Bourgogne died aft 1104; she was 54.[233, + ii 20, 76],[74,
+],[409, + p. 338],[151, + 154:32]
C. Bouchard[404] p. 258 says: łRobertąs second daughter, Hildegard,
married Duke William VIII of Aquitaine. Hildegarde is the only child
definitely known to have been born to Robertąs union with Ermengard.˛
10 Guillaume IV of Toulouse Count.[233, ii, 76; iii, 694B, 763],[74, See
185:2],[73, pp. 42, 44],[329, 17],[328, 72:10],[104, p. 8],[376, pp. 126,
176],[82, 301:26*->409:02*],[151, 185:2] Born ca 1040.[74, *],[73, * p.
42] Guillaume IV of Toulouse died in in battle at Huesca in 1094; he was
54.[233, +@ iii, 694B],[151],[74, + 1093] Count of Toulouse, Albi,
Peregord Carcassonne, Rodez & Dijon. Duke of Narbonne.[151],[74]
bef 1080 when Guillaume IV of Toulouse was 40, he married Emma of
Mortaigne.[233, = iii, , 694B, 763],[151, = 160:30 (ca 1071)]
11 Emma of Mortaigne.[233, iii, 694B, 763],[406],[73, pp. 42, 44],[74,
185:2],[376, pp. 126, 176],[328, 72:10],[329, 17],[104, p. 8],[82,
301:27*->409:03*],[151, 160:30] Emma of Mortaigne died in 1080.[74, +]
12 Boso II of Chatellerault Viscount of Chatellerault.[233, iii, 810, 813;
x, 29],[74, See 183:2],[73, pp. 45, 46, 244],[376, p. 151],[329, 17],[104,
p. 9],[151, 305:32],[82, 301:28*->498:02*] Born ? 1036.[82, 498:02],[151,
305:32] Boso II of Chatellerault died in 1092; he was 56.[74, +],[82,
+],[151, + 305:32 (1100)] Boso II of Chatellerault was alive ca
1055.[233, iii, 813] was alive ca 1095.[233, iii, 810, 813] Viscount of
Chatellerault.[233]
ca 1075 when Boso II of Chatellerault was 39, he married Alienor of
Thouars.[233, = iii, 810, 813],[74, =]
13 Alienor of Thouars.[233, iii, 810, 813; x, 29],[74, 183:2],[73, pp. 45,
46, 244],[376, pp. 151, 174],[104, p. 9],[151, 159:32],[329, 17],[82,
301:29*->498:03] Born ? 1050.[82],[151, * 159:32] Alienor of Thouars died
? 1093; she was 43.[151, + 159:32] Alienor of Thouars was alive in
1088.[233, iii, 810, 813]
Research: ES[233] x, 29, gives name as Menora of Tours.
14 Barthelmy of l'Isle-Bouchard.[233, iii, 813; xiv, 83],[74, See
183:3],[376, p. 151],[73, p. 45],[329, 17],[82, 301:30->955] Barthelmy of
l'Isle-Bouchard was alive in 1087.[233, xiv, 83] was alive in 1097.[233,
xiv, 83]
15 Gerberge.[74, See 183:3],[73, p. 45],[376, p. 151],[329, 17],[82, 301:31]
16 Guillaume V łthe Great˛ of Aquitaine Duke.[233, i, 4; ii, 59, 76; iii,
116, 444],[74, 110:23],[315, p. 268],[404, p. 266],[151, 88:33],[329,
17],[104, p. 7],[409, pp. 320, 340],[376, pp. 140, 141],[73, pp. 36,
37],[82, 407:02*] Born in 969.[409, * p. 320],[82],[73, * p. 36] Guillaume
V łthe Great˛ of Aquitaine died on 31 Jan 1030; he was 61.[233, + ii, 59,
76],[409, + p. 320] V Duke of Aquitaine; III Count of Poitou.[82],[233,
ii, 76]
In 1019 when Guillaume V łthe Great˛ of Aquitaine was 50, he married Agnes
of Bourgogne.[233, = ii, 59, 76],[409, = p. 320 (1018)]
17 Agnes of Bourgogne.[233, ii, 59, 76; iii, 116],[409, p. 320],[85],[104,
p. 7],[329, 17],[404, p. 266],[151, 161:32],[376, pp. 53, 140],[73, pp.
36, 37],[82, 407:03*] Born ca 995.[233, ii, 59],[73, * p. 36],[409, * p.
320] Agnes of Bourgogne died on 10 Nov 1068; she was 73.[233, ii, 59, 76;
iii, 116]
18 Robert I "the Old" of Bourgogne Duke.[233, ii, 11, 20, 57, 76, 82; iii,
116, 434],[74, 108:22],[329, 17, 18],[409, pp. 328, 338],[104, pp. 7,
200],[151, 154:33; 155:32],[315, p. 265],[376, pp. 52, 164],[404, pp. 256,
263, 358],[73, pp. 24, 40],[82, 408:02*] Born in 1011.[74, *],[82,
*],[233, * ii, 20],[409, * p. 328] Robert I "the Old" of Bourgogne died in
Fleury-sur-Ouche on 21 Mar 1076; he was 65.[233, +@ ii, 20; + iii, 116,
434],[74, + 1075/1076],[409, + p. 328] Buried in Semur.[233, ii, 20]
ca 1048 when Robert I "the Old" of Bourgogne was 37, he married Ermengarde
of Anjou.[233, = ii, 20; iii, 116],[151, = 154:33 (1035)]
19 Ermengarde of Anjou.[233, ii, 20, 82; iii, 116],[315, p. 262],[74,
118:22],[73, p. 2, 4],[376, pp. 24, 58],[151, 91:31],[329, 466],[104, p.
6],[404, pp. 256, 263],[409, p. 328 (? m(1) ca 1030)],[82, 401:03*] Born
ca 1018.[233, * ii, 20, 82; iii, 116],[82] Ermengarde of Anjou died in
Fleury-sur-Ouche on 18 Mar 1076; she was 58.[233, + ii, 82; iii, 116; +@
ii, 20],[74, +21 Mar 1076]
Research: Cptn[329] 17 lists Helie of Semur as mother of Hildegarde.
Weis[74, 110:22] also lists Helie as mother of Hildegarde.
20 Pons II Guillaume of Toulouse Count.[233, ii, 69; iii, 444, 763, 815,
819],[74, See 185:2],[73, p. 42],[376, p. 176],[151, 374:31],[328,
72:9],[329, 17],[104, p. 8],[82, 409:04*] Born ca 990.[73, * p. 42 (ca
990, before parentsą marriage)],[151, * 374:31] Pons II Guillaume of
Toulouse died ca 1061; he was 71.[233, iii, 763, 819 (1060)] Buried in St.
Sernin, Toulouse.[151],[233, iii, 763] Count of Toulouse, Albi and Dijon
.[151]
bef 29 Jun 1053 when Pons II Guillaume of Toulouse was 63, he married
Almodis of la Marche.[233, = iii, 763, 819],[74, 185:2] They were
divorced.
21 Almodis of la Marche.[233, ii, 69; iii, 444, 763, 815, 819],[74, See
185:2],[73, p. 42],[376, pp. 107, 176],[328, 72:9],[329, 17, 18],[104, pp.
8, 81],[151, 327:32; see 54:32],[82, 409:05*] Born ? 1022.[82] Almodis of
la Marche died on 16 Oct 1071, murdered by step-son Peter Raimond of
Barcelona; she was 49.[233, ii, 69; iii, 819 (bef 1079)],[151, + 54:32]
Almodis of la Marche was alive in 1066.[233, iii, 763 (before 1079)],[151,
54:32]
22 Robert of Mortaigne Count.[233, iii, 637, 694B, 763],[41, iv,
191],[406],[74, 185:1],[73, p. 44],[376, p. 126],[151, 160:31],[329,
17],[104, p. 8],[413, table 6],[82, 409:06*[378]] Born aft 1040 in
Normandy.[233, iii, 694B],[82],[74, * 1031],[151, *@ 160:31] Robert of
Mortaigne died on 8 Dec 1091; he was 51.[233, + iii, 637 (8 Dec 1090),
694B (?)],[74, + (1095)] Buried in l'abbaye de Grestain.[233, iii, 637,
694B] Robert of Mortaigne fought at Hastings on 14 Oct 1066.[73, p. 44]
"Earl of Cornwall and Montgomery".[83],[233]
bef 1066 when Robert of Mortaigne was 26, he married Maud of
Montgomery.[233, = iii, 637, 694B]
23 Maud of Montgomery.[233, iii, 637, 694B],[406],[74, See 185:1],[73, pp.
44, 45],[376, pp. 126, 143],[151, 335:31],[329, 17],[104, p. 8],[413,
table 6],[82, 409:07*[378]] Maud of Montgomery died ca 1085.[233, iii,
637, 694B] Buried in l'abbaye de Grestain.[233, iii, 637, 694B]
Stuart[151] line 335, erroneously implies Maud to be daughter of her
brother, Roger, d. 1123.
24 Hugues of Chatellerault Viscount.[233, iii, 813; x, 29],[74, See
183:2],[73, pp. 45, 244],[376, p. 151],[329, 17],[104, p. 9],[82, 498:04*]
Born ? 1008.[82] Hugues of Chatellerault died in 1075; he was
67.[82],[151, 305:33] Hugues of Chatellerault was alive ca 1010.[233, iii,
813] was alive ca 1070.[233, iii, 813],[151, 305:33]
In 1035 when Hugues of Chatellerault was 27, he married Gerberga of la
Rochefoucauld.[82]
25 Gerberga of la Rochefoucauld.[233, iii, 813; x, 29],[74, See
183:2],[73, 45, 244],[376, 59, 151],[151, 306:33],[329, 17],[104, p.
9],[82, 498:05] Born ? 1012 in of France.[82] Gerberga of la Rochefoucauld
was alive ca 1055.[233, iii, 813]
ES[233, x, 29] lists NN de Chatellerault as wife of Hugues I.
Moriarty[73, p. 244] : ł. . . According to Chamard charter evidence
shows that Boson I Vicomte of Chatellerault had sons Hecfride II, Fulcher
and Hugh, the latter being brother of Hecfride and Fulcher. . . . In a
charter to St. Cyprian . . . Fulcherius is styled brother of Hugh the
Vicomte ca. 1075 and in another charter to St. Cyprian about 1080
Fulcherius is styled Śpaternus (uncle on the fatherąs side) proconsulis
Bonnisą (i.e., paternal uncle of Boson II. . . .
łIt would therefore seem tha Dom Charmard is probably correct in
making Hugh I son of Boson I and his wife Gersinde [Gerberga] a daughter
of Foucauld de la Rochefoucauld.˛
26 Aimery IV of Thouars Viscount.[233, iii, 564, 810, 815; x, 29; xiv,
101],[74, 183:1],[73, p. 46],[376, p. 174],[151, 159:33],[329, 17],[104,
pp. 9, 187],[82, 498:06*] Born ? 1024.[82],[151, 159:33] Aimery IV of
Thouars died in 1093; he was 69.[74, +],[82, +],[233, + iii, 810; xiv 101
(1093/4)],[73, + p. 46] Buried in Saint Nicholas de la Chaise.[233, iii,
810],[151, 159:33] Aimery IV of Thouars was alive ca 1030.[233, iii, 810]
was alive on 14 Oct 1066.[73, p. 46],[151, 159:33]
27 Arengarde of Mauleon.[233, iii, 564, 810; xiv, 101 [Arengarde]],[74,
See 183:1 [Aurengarde]],[73, p. 46],[376, p. 174],[151, See 159:33],[329,
17 (Ameline)],[82, 498:07*] Born ? 1030.[82],[151, * 159:33] Arengarde of
Mauleon was alive in 1060.[233, iii, 810; xiv, 101]
28 Archimbaud "Borel" knight errant.[233, xiv, 83],[82, 955:02] Archimbaud
"Borel" died bef 1084.[233, xiv 83]
29 Agnes of l'Isle-Bouchard.[233, xiv, 83],[82, 955:03] Agnes of
l'Isle-Bouchard was alive in 1140.[233, xiv, 83]
32 Guillaume IV of Aquitaine Duke.[233, ii, 46, 76],[74, See 110:23],[151,
88:34],[104, p. 7],[315, pp. 267, 268],[376, p. 140],[82, 407:04*],[73, p.
35] Born ? 937.[82],[151, 88:34] Guillaume IV of Aquitaine died on 3 Apr
995; he was 58.[73, + p. 35 (a monk 3 Apr 995)],[233, + 995/996 ii, 76]
Duke of Aquitaine II Count of Poitou.[82],[233]
ca 968 when Guillaume IV of Aquitaine was 31, he married Emma of
Blois.[233, ii, 46, 76]
33 Emma of Blois.[233, ii, 46. 76],[151, 340:34],[315, pp. 267, 268],[104,
p. 7],[73, p. 35],[376, pp. 43, 140],[82, 407:03*] Born ca 950.[73, p.
35],[82],[151, 340:54] Emma of Blois died aft 1003; she was 53.[233, ii,
46, 76]
34 Otto I Guillaume of Bourgogne Count.[233, ii, 59, 76, 187; iii, 116,
439, 675A, 716, 804],[73, pp. 37, 39, 64],[376, p. 53],[151, 94:33],[104,
pp. 7, 42],[409, p. 297],[329, 17, 469],[404, pp. 263, 266, 342],[82,
407:06*] Born ca 958/959.[82],[233, * ii, 59] Otto I Guillaume of
Bourgogne died on 21 Sep 1026; he was 68.[233, + ii, 59; iii, 439],[409, +
p. 297 ( Sep 1026 bef 30)] Buried in Dijon.[73, @ p. 37],[151, @ 94:33]
Count of Macon and Nevers.[233]
ca 982 when Otto I Guillaume of Bourgogne was 24, he married Hermentrude
of Roucy.[314],[233, = ii, 59; iii, 439, 675A],[409, = p. 297]
35 Hermentrude of Roucy.[233, ii, 59; iii, 439, 675A],[409, p. 297],[73,
pp. 1, 37, 39],[376, pp. 53, 152],[329, 469],[404, pp. 263, 266],[104, pp.
6, 7, 218],[151, 92:33; 161:33],[82, 401:11*] Born ca 950.[409, * p.
297],[82],[233, * iii, 439 (? 958/9)] Hermentrude of Roucy died on 5 Mar
1003/1004; she was 53.[409, + p. 297],[233, + iii, 439, 675A (5 Mar
1002/5)]
36 Robert II "the Pious" of France King.[233, i, 57; ii, 5, 11, 79, 187;
ii, 59 (rev. in iii(1)); iii, 716],[74, 101:21; 108:21; 141:21],[151,
154:34; 134:33],[409, pp. 300, 308],[73, pp. 24, 28],[376, pp. 52,
56],[315, p. 265],[329, 5, 19],[404, p. 256],[104, p. 14],[82, 412:04*]
Born on 27 Mar 972 in Orleans, France.[233, *@ ii, 11],[151],[74, *@ 985]
Robert II "the Pious" of France died in Melun, France on 20 Jul 1031; he
was 59.[233, +@ ii, 11; + ii, 187],[82],[74, +@] Buried in St.
Denis.[151],[233, ii, 11] King of France {988-1031}.[151]
In 1005/1006 when Robert II "the Pious" of France was 32, he married
Constance of Arles (Toulouse / Provence).[409, =],[74, = 1001/2],[233, =
ii. 187 (Aug 1001/25 Aug 1002)],[151, = 134:33; 333, 34 (998)]
37 Constance of Arles (Toulouse / Provence).[233, ii, 11, 187],[74,
141A:21],[73, pp. 24, 28],[376, pp. 52, 144],[404, p. 256],[315, p.
265],[329, 8],[104, p. 14],[151, 333:34],[82, 412:05*],[409, p. 308] Born
ca 986.[233, * ii, 11],[82],[74, *] Constance of Arles (Toulouse /
Provence) died in Melun on 25 Jul 1032; she was 46.[233, +@ ii, 11, + ii,
187 (28 Jul 1032)],[151],[74, +] Buried in St. Denis.[233, ii, 11]
38 Foulques III "Nerra" of Anjou Count.[233, ii, 20, 82; iii, 116, 716,
723B],[409, pp. 328, 337],[315, p. 262],[74, 118:21],[329, 466],[104, p.
6],[151, 91:32],[73, p. 4],[376, p. 24],[82, 401:06*[787]] Born ca
970/971.[253] Foulques III "Nerra" of Anjou died in Metz, France on 21 Jun
1040; he was 70.[233, + iii, 116],[74, +] Count of Anjou {986-}.[253]
aft 1000 when Foulques III "Nerra" of Anjou was 30, he married Hildegarde
of Lotharingia.[82, =],[74, =]
39 Hildegarde of Lotharingia.[233, ii, 20; iii, 116],[74, See
118:21],[315, p. 262],[104, p. 6],[151, 91:32],[73, p. 4],[376, p.
24],[329, 466],[82, 401:07*] Born ? 964/974.[82] Hildegarde of Lotharingia
died in Jerusalem, Holy Land on 1 Apr 1046; she was 82.[74, +@],[82,
+@],[151, +@ 91:31]
40 Guillaume III "Taillefer" of Toulouse Count.[233, ii, 187; iii,
763],[74, See 185:2],[151, 326:32],[104, p. 8],[376, p. 176],[82,
409:08*],[73, p. 41] Born ca 947.[73, * p. 41],[82],[151, * 374:32]
Guillaume III "Taillefer" of Toulouse died in Sep 1037; he was 90.[233, +
ii, 187; iii, 763],[74, See 185:2] Count of Toulouse.[233, iii, 763],[74,
See 185:2]
ca 990 when Guillaume III "Taillefer" of Toulouse was 43, he married Emma
of Provence.[233, = ii, 187; iii, 763 (= 1019)],[73, = p. 41 (see est. *
of Pons II)]
41 Emma of Provence.[233, ii, 187; iii, 763],[74, See 185:2],[104, p.
8],[151, 375:32],[73, pp. 28, 41],[376, pp. 144, 176],[82, 409:09*] Emma
of Provence died aft 1063.[233, + ii, 187] Emma of Provence was alive in
1006.[233, iii, 763] was alive in 1063.[233, iii, 763]
42 Bernard I of la Marche.[233, ii, 69; iii, 763, 815, 819],[74, See
185:2],[151, 327:33],[73, p. 42],[376, p. 107],[328, 72:8],[104, p.
10],[82, 409:10*] Born ? 986.[82, *] Bernard I of la Marche died in 1047;
he was 61.[82],[233, + iii, 819 (1038-16 Jun 1047)] Bernard I of la Marche
was alive in 997.[73, p. 42],[233, iii, 819 (1001)] Count of la
Marche.[233]
43 Amelia of Montignac.[233, ii, 69; iii, 819],[73, p. 42],[376, p.
107],[328, 72:8],[104, p. 10] Born ? 990.[82] Amelia of Montignac died in
1072; she was 82.[233, iii, 819]
Research: Moriarty[73, p. 42] lists Amelia dau. of Cadelon, vicomte
of Aulnay. (Note seems to be a scribbled afterthought.)
ES[233, ii, 69] lists Amelia de Rasez.
Winkhaus[376, p. 107] gives no parentage.
44 Herluin of Conteville Viscount.[233, iii, 694B],[73, p. 44],[376, p.
126],[104, pp. 8, 18, 106],[151, 160:32],[413, tables 1, 6],[82, 409:12*]
Born ? 1001.[82],[151, * 160:32] Herluin of Conteville died ca 1066; he
was 65.[233, + iii, 694B],[151, + 160:32] Buried in Grestain.[233],[233]
Herluin of Conteville was alive ca 1030.[73, p. 44]
Conteville, of Somerset[403]
Conteville: Eure, arr. Pont-Audemer, cant. Beuzeville.
ca 1028/1030 when Herluin of Conteville was 27, he married Herleva \
Harlette of Falaise.[73, = p. 44],[151, = 160:32]
45 Herleva \ Harlette of Falaise.[233, iii, 694B],[73, pp. 13, 44],[376,
pp. 126, 132],[104, pp. 6, 8, 18, 106],[151, See 160:32],[413, tables 1,
2],[74, See 121:23],[329, 19],[82, 403:03*[449]] Born ? 1003.[82],[151, *
160:32] Herleva \ Harlette of Falaise died ca 1050; she was 47.[226]
Buried in Grestain.[233, iii, 694B]
46 Roger II of Montgomery.[233, iii, 636, 637, 694B],[41, łArundel˛ i,
230-268],[406],[407],[74, See 185:1],[73, pp. 12, 44],[376, p. 143],[151,
335:33],[104, pp. 8, 10, 13],[82, 366:20*->527:06*] Born ? 1022.[82],[151,
* 335:31 (ca 1005)] Roger II of Montgomery died in Shrewsbury Abby on 27
Jul 1094; he was 72.[41],[233, + iii, 637],[74, + 1094] Viscount of
Heimois; sire of Alencon.[233] Earl of Shropshire & Shrewsbury Earl of
Arundel.[233],[41]
Roger de Montgomery d. 1094, who was granted Arundel by William the
Conquerer, was followed in England by his son Hugh d.s.p. 1098.[353]
Montgomery[403]
Saint-Germain-de-Montgomery; Sainte-Foy-de-Montgomery: Calvados,
arr. Lisieux, cant. Livarot.
aft 1048 when Roger II of Montgomery was 26, he married Mabel of
Alencon.[406, = (aft 1048)],[233, = iii, 637 (ca Oct 1055)],[151, = 335:31
(1055)]
47 Mabel of Alencon.[233, iii, 636, 637],[407],[41, łArundel˛ i,
230-268],[406],[74, See 185:1],[73, pp. 12, 44],[376, pp. 36, 143],[151,
360:32],[104, pp. 8, 10, 13],[82, 366:21*->527:07] Born ? 1026 in Alencon,
France.[82, *@] Mabel of Alencon died on 2 Dec 1082; she was 56.[74, +
1079],[233, + iii, 637],[73, p. 12] Buried on 5 Dec 1082 in l'abbaye de
Troarn, France.[82, +],[233, @ iii, 637]
48 Boso I of Chatellerault.[233, iii, 813],[73, p. 244],[376, See 59,
151],[151, 305:34],[104, p. 9],[82, 498:08*] Born ? 965.[82] Boso I of
Chatellerault died bef 1013; he was 48.[233, iii, 813] Boso I of
Chatellerault was alive in 987.[233, iii, 813]
Research: ES[233, x, 29] lists Foucaud I & Gersinde as parents of Hugues
I. See note under Gerberga of la Rochefoucauld, ID #3994.
? 1010 when Boso I of Chatellerault was 45, he married Amelia.[151, = 305:34]
49 Amelia.[233, iii, 813],[151, See 305:34],[104, p. 9],[82, 498:09*],[73,
p. 244] Born ? 970.[82] Amelia was alive ca 1010.[233, iii, 813]
50 Foucauld I of la Rochefoucauld.[233, iii, 813; x, 29],[151,
306:34],[104, p. 9],[82, 498:10*] Born ? 982.[82, * 498:10] Foucauld I of
la Rochefoucauld died ? 1037; he was 55.[82, + 498:10] Foucauld I of la
Rochefoucauld was alive in 1019.[233, x, 29] was alive in 1037.[233, x,
29]
51 Gersende.[233, iii, 813; x, 29],[151, See 306:34],[104, p. 9],[82,
MC498:11] Born ? 986.[82, 498:11] Gersende was alive in 1026.[233, x, 29]
52 Geoffrey II of Thouars Viscount.[233, iii, 810],[73, p. 46],[376, p.
174],[151, 159:34],[104, p. 187],[82, 498:12*] Born ? 980.[82] Geoffrey II
of Thouars died in St. Michael in Lherm ca 1055; he was 75.[151, +@
159:34],[73, +@ p. 46] Geoffrey II of Thouars was alive in 1010.[233, iii,
810] was alive ca 1055.[233, iii, 810]
53 Ainora.[233, iii, 810],[73, p. 46],[376, p. 174],[104, p. 187],[151,
See 159:34],[82, 498:13] Ainora was alive in 1028.[233, iii, 810] was
alive in 1060.[233, iii, 810]
58 Hugues of l'Isle-Bouchard.[233, xiv, 83] Hugues of l'Isle-Bouchard was
alive in 1030.[233, xiv, 83]
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--
Alan B. Wilson
abwi...@uclink2.berkeley.edu
D. Spencer Hines
Alan B. Wilson wrote:
>
> There seems to have been some interest in a posting of references for
> the ancestry of Eleanor of Aquitaine which D. Spencer Hines posted not
> long ago as "Ahnenreihe 4.1."
>
> Since I have been practicing with the facilities of my newly updated
> computer program, Reunion 5, producing a six-generation ancestry for
> Eleanor seemed like a good exercise. It has turned out to be considerably
> more clerical work than I had anticipated. If you find this format to be
> an undigestible clutter, let me know. I'll try to figure out some simpler
> and clearer format for future posts.
<snip>
I think it's ruddy marvelous, Alan. The format is clear, concise,
coherent and complete.
Merci beaucoup and, in my opinion, Eleanor of Aquitaine would say the
same --- if she could but see it.
--
D. Spencer Hines --- "The final happiness of man consists in the
contemplation of truth....This is sought for its own sake, and is
directed to no other end beyond itself." Saint Thomas Aquinas,
[1224/5-1274] "Summa Contra Gentiles" [c.1258-1264]
D. Spencer Hines
Alan B. Wilson wrote:
> =
> There seems to have been some interest in a posting of references =
for
> the ancestry of Eleanor of Aquitaine which D. Spencer Hines posted not
> long ago as "Ahnenreihe 4.1."
> =
> Since I have been practicing with the facilities of my newly updat=
ed
> computer program, Reunion 5, producing a six-generation ancestry for
> Eleanor seemed like a good exercise. It has turned out to be considera=
bly
> more clerical work than I had anticipated. If you find this format to =
be
> an undigestible clutter, let me know. I'll try to figure out some simp=
ler
> and clearer format for future posts.
<snip>
> On 18 May 1152 when Eleanor of Aquitaine was 30, she married Henry II
> "Curt Mantel" of England King, in Bordeaux, France.[233, =3D ii, 11,
> 76],[84],[151, =3D],[368],[74]
Quite true. Supposedly in the Bordeaux Cathedral. Yet there have been
fragmentary reports in these newsgroups that several places in France
claim that the marriage of Henry II and Eleanor took place in their
venue. Can we sort that one out? Perhaps some French cousins can help
with this one.
> 20 Pons II Guillaume of Toulouse Count.[233, ii, 69; iii, 444, 763, 815=
,
> 819],[74, See 185:2],[73, p. 42],[376, p. 176],[151, 374:31],[328,
> 72:9],[329, 17],[104, p. 8],[82, 409:04*] Born ca 990.[73, * p. 42 (ca
> 990, before parents=B9 marriage)],[151, * 374:31] Pons II Guillaume of
> Toulouse died ca 1061; he was 71.[233, iii, 763, 819 (1060)] Buried in =
St.
> Sernin, Toulouse.[151],[233, iii, 763] Count of Toulouse, Albi and Dij=
on
> .[151]
Is he uniformly styled as Pons [Ponce] II Guillaume in these accounts? =
At least one recent report had him as Pons III Guillaume.
Thanks.
-- =
Grant Menzies
"D. Spencer Hines" <shi...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
>Does anyone know the terminology, in French, for the carved --- in stone
>or wood ---- figures on the tops of tombs, which we often see?
I believe they are often called "gisants". So says my guide-book to
the royal tombs in Saint-Denis, by Alain Erlande-Brandenburg, Editions
de la Tourelle, Paris, 1984.
>It would be good to know the proper term in English as well.
The adjective gisant in English means "lying dead or ill". I've
always used effigy to describe my own ancestors' grave figures,
whether lying or standing.
G M Menzies
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