Paon of Roeulx. >>>> >>>> But am interested in any reasonably credible D'Abricicourt geneaology (I think the family of 'Dabricicourt' had

. The Roeulx family patrimony had been decimated by then with the family forced to sell back all its holdings to the Count of Hainaut, and their title held in abeyance until significantly

for this Elizabeth du Roeulx? Many thanks, Judy Perry > But starting from > > Elizabeth du /Roeulx/ of Stratfield-Say , Southampton (as heiress) > who d 26 Sep 1405 >

Feuillen du Roeulx, Brüssel 1975 > • JC Schoonbrodt, Inventaire analytique et chronologique des chartes du chapitre de Saint-Lambert à Liège I, Lüttich 1863, Nr 104 > • Inventaire

Dear all, I discovered this week that I descend from the family van Beveren (through the castellans

Hi all, I'm hoping someone has a good suggestion or three for me. Basically, I don't like any

Eustache de Roeulx >Elisabeth de Roeulx >Beatrice de Maldeghem >Olivier d'Axele >Elisabeth d'Axele >Clarisse de Havre >Wolfert I van Borsselen >

On Leo's great website here http://www.genealogics.org/getperson.php?personID=I00252241&tree=

"Peter Stewart" wrote in message news:... > > "Roger LeBlanc" wrote in message > news:mailman.876.1206119578.20268.gen-

other* Roeulx family is > fittingly fit for the father of Katherine Swynford. If you thought the > first Roeulx family to be not entirely noteworthy, this one looks to > be an

On Mar 15, 11:46 am, JudyLPe...@gmail.com wrote: < This is from the first page-and-a-half of a document in the Cartulaire des Comtes de Hainaut. In

In the last post I made, I referenced officials letters of Margaret of Bavaria (I think she was sister to Philippa of Hainault, queen-consort of Edward

legitimate Giles Roeulx who was contemporaneous. As for the family disinheriting itself to the counts of Hainault, I don't understand it but it seems that everybody in the family

is a Roeulx as well. Leo van de Pas ----- Original Message ----- From: "Douglas Richardson" Newsgroups: soc.genealogy.medieval,soc.history.medieval,alt.history

7] Roeulx (Nord, Valenciennes, Bouchain); ne pas confondre avec Le > Roeulx (Hainault). > > { Nobles of Flanders and Hainaut, ... Eustace, Lord of Roeulx, and > Eustace

not INHERIT Roeulx. Eustace, the last lord of Roeulx, disinherited himself, his brother Fastre and his brother Huon for reasons I don't understand and this allowed the inheritance

a de Roeulx , They had at least three sons Nicholas III who succeeded to his father`s lands by 1354 and was alive until at least 1370 when He sold the seigneurie of Gourgechon, formerly

Dear Newsgroup ~ In an attempt to discover the origins of Sir Pain de Ruet (Roet, Roelt), father of

the du Roeulx > family, which connection, however, has never been proven. Feuchère, > Les Vieilles familles chevaleresques - du nord de la France 1st ser. > No. 1 (1945), pg

> era Roeulx in Hainault. > > Kindest thanks for any pointers, Contents of the volumes from 1858 to 2002 can be found at http://www.loiseaulire.com/Hainaut/cam.html along

The du Roeulx family seems to have a few problems, I wonder if anyone can solve some of these. ES

Lords of Roeulx did not bear wheels but instead the lions reminiscent of the counts of Hainault from which they are said to have descended. Indeed, I made the point in my FMG article, citing

Hi, I am wondering if anyone in the _US_ has any suggestions for available materials on medieval

Hi all, I am wondering if the family arms are similarly let go when the family lands are.

Lord of Roeulx who died in 1308. A little bit of internet sleuthing turns up that the English version of the name "Egidii" does indeed seem to be Giles... which would seem to

that Gilles Roeulx = Payne Roet, but, on the other hand, why a cadency on a shield of wheels when Roeulx bore lions and absolutely no wheels? The game's afoot! Judy www.katherineswynford

Hello, I write to inquire if anyone has any specific information which links the first (or second?)

There has been some discussion of the use of the De or de preposition in French names as a sign of

seigneur du Roeulx seigneur du Roeulx (de jure uxoris) name also given as 'Arnoul'[5] Spouse: Beatrix d'Ath Father: Gautier d'Ath Mother: Ada de Roucy Children

of the ROEULX family > of the Hainaut where the name is also spelt as Ruet/Roet/ Ruelt - it points to > a certain Gilles de Roeulx as the Pagan of English history...there is however