BEAUMONT - LINE 1

St Andrew's Church
"Folkingham Church is a notable feature of the village
when coming down the hill but still seems tucked
away within the Market Place. It is not known when the
church was built, but some say it to be between the
14th and 15th Century."

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William BOTREAUX

born - England - Lincolnshire 20 FEB 1388 -1389
died - England - Somersetshire - 16 MAY 1462
married - England - Laxton,Nottinghamshire 1408
Elizabeth BEAUMONT
born - England - Falkingham,Lincolnshire 1389
died -
Children
1. Margaret BOTREAUX 1410

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John DE BEAUMONT
born - Belgium - Brabant 1361
died -
married -
Katherine EVERINGHAM
born - 1371
died - 1426
Children
1. Elizabeth BEAUMONT 1389

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John DE BEAUMONT - 4th Lord
born - Belgium - Brabant 1361
died - Scotland - Stirling - 9 SEP 1396
married -
Katherine EVERINGHAM
born - England - Laxton,Nottinghamshire 1371
died - 1426
Children
1. Elizabeth BEAUMONT

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Henry DE BEAUMONT - 3rd Lord
born - Belgium - Brabant 1340
died - 17 JUN 1369
burial - England - Lincolnshire - Sempringham Priory
married - Scotland - Stirling,Stirlingshire 1360
Margaret DE VERE
born - England - Herefordshire 1344
died - 15 JUN 1398
burial - England - Grey Friars,London,Middlesex
Children
1. John DE BEAUMONT
2. Henry DE BEAUMONT
3.Eleanor DE BEAUMONT

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John DE BEAUMONT - 2nd Lord
born - 1318
died - MAY 1342
married -
Eleanor PLANTAGENET
born -England - Monmouthshire - Grismond Castle 1318
died - England - Arundel,Surrey 11 JAN 1371 - 1372
Children
1.Henry DE BEAUMONT

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Henry DE BEAUMONT
born - Scotland - Buchan - Aberdeenshire - 1285
died - 10 MAR 1338 - 1339
married -
Alice COMYN
born - Scotland - Buchan - Aberdeenshire - 1291
died - 1349
Children
1.Catherine DE BEAUMONT
2. John DE BEAUMONT
3. Joan DE BEAUMONT
4. Thomas BEAUMONT

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Henry DE BEAUMONT
born - Scotland - Buchan - Aberdeenshire - 1285
died - 10 MAR 1338 - 1339
married -
Alice COMYN
born - Scotland - Buchan - Aberdeenshire - 1291
died - 1349
Children
1.Catherine DE BEAUMONT
2. John DE BEAUMONT
3. Joan DE BEAUMONT
4. Thomas BEAUMONT

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Henry DE BEAUMONT - 1st Baron Beaumont
born - France - Beaumont-sur-Sarthe, Maine 1278
died - England - Loughborough, Leicestershire
married -Scotland - Aberdeenshire 1310
Alice Comyn
born - Scotland - Aberdeenshire 1289
died - Scotland - Aberdeenshire
Children
1. Joan de Beaumont
2. John de Beaumont

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Louis D'Acre DE BRIENNE - Vicomte
born - Holy Land - Acre 1235
died - after 1 SEP 1297
married -
Agnes DE BEAUMONT
born - 1250
died -
Children
1.Henry DE BEAUMONT
2. Jean DE BRIENNE
3.Marie 'dit Beaumont' DE BRIENNE b
4. Jeanne DE BRIENNE

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Louis de Brienne - Vicomte
born - Israel - Jerusalem 1227
died - After 1 SEP 1297
married - France - Beaumont-sur-Sarthe, Maine 12 FEB 1253
Agnes DE BEAUMONT
born - France - Beaumont-sur-Sarthe, Maine 1233
died - France - Beaumont-sur-Sarthe, Maine 28 NOV 1305
Children
1.Henry de Beaumont

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Raoul de Beaumont -Vicomt de Mans
born - France - Beaumont-sur-Sarthe, Maine 1175
died - France - Beaumont-sur-Sarthe, Maine 13 APR 1239
married -France - Beaumont-sur-Sarthe, Maine 1227
Agnes
born - France - Beaumont-sur-Sarthe, Maine 1200
died -
Children
1. Has Children Agnes de Beaumont

Sources:

1. Title: Wallace Penrose
Repository:
Note: http://www.penrose.org
Media: Internet
Text: http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=7079125&pid=-1168372008
http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=7079614&pid=-1168273749
2. Title: Europäische Stammtafeln: Stammtafeln zur Geschichte der Europäischen Staaten volume 3
Author: Detley Schwennicke
Publication: Marburg: Verlag von J. A. Stargardt
Repository:
Media: Book
Page: 687
3. Title: The Complete Peerage of England, Scotland, Ireland, Great Britain and the United Kingdom,
Extant, Extinct, or Dormant volume 2
Author: George Edward Cokayne
Publication: London: St. Catherine Press, 1910
Repository:
Media: Book
Page: 59
4. Title: The Complete Peerage of England, Scotland, Ireland, Great Britain and the United Kingdom,
Extant, Extinct, or Dormant volume 12
Author: George Cokayne
Publication: London: St. Catherine Press, 1910
Repository:
Media: Book
Page: 280
5. Title: Plantagenet Ancestry: A Study in Colonial and Medieval Families
Author: Douglas Richardson
Publication: Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company, 2004
Repository:
Media: Book
Page: 82
6. Title: Magna Carta Ancestry: A Study in Colonial and Medieval Families
Author: Douglas Richardson
Publication: Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company, 2005
Repository:
Media: Book
Page: 61

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Richard de Beaumont
born - France - Beaumont-sur-Sarthe, Maine 1135
died - France - Beaumont-sur-Sarthe, Maine
married - France - Beaumont-sur-Sarthe, Maine 1167
Lucy de l'Aigle
born - France - Beaumont-sur-Sarthe, Maine 1147
died - France - Beaumont-sur-Sarthe, Maine 28 SEP 1218
Children
1.Constance de Beaumont
2. Ermengarde de Beaumont
3.Raoul de Beaumont

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Richard de Beaumont
Raoul De Beaumont VI
Vicomte de Beaumont-le-Maine
born - 1126 - 1175
died -
married -
Lucie de l'Aigle
born -
died -
Children

Citations
1. [S106] Royal Genealogies Website (ROYAL92.GED), online ftp://ftp.cac.psu.
edu/genealogy/public_html/royal/index.html. Hereinafter cited as Royal Genealogies Website
thePeerage.com - Person Page 10472:
Ngaio, Wellington, New Zealand Jan 2010
http://thepeerage.com/p10471.htm#i104710
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Richard de Beaumont
Raoul De Beaumont VI
Children
1 Raoul († 1238 - 1239) who succeeded his father.
2 Richard Beaumont, † 1202, died even before his father, who, after a charter Marmoutier
quoted by Dom Villevieille, have proposed the foundation of his birthday, and who left the
performance with his son [2].
3 Geoffrey de Beaumont, who, about to leave for Jerusalem, made a donation to the abbey
of Tiron in 1241.
4 William Beaumont (b. 1177 [3] - September 2 † 1240) Bishop of Angers from 1202 to
1240.
5 Ermengarde de Beaumont, († February 12th 1233), who married 5 September 1186 in
Woodstock William I of Scotland, King of Scotland.
6 Constance de Beaumont (†> 1226), who married before 22 September 1199 Roger
Tosny IV, Seigneur de Conches (†> December 29 1208), the illustrious family of
Normandy Tosny.
7 Perronnelle or Petronilla, married to 1,180 - 1184 with Alain I de-Penthievre Avaugour (°
1151 - † December 29 1212), son of Henry I Davaugour, Earl of Penthievre, and Mahaut de
Vendôme, Comte de Tréguier and Penthievre of Goëlo of Guin

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Roscelin de Beaumont - Viscount of Maine
born - France - Beaumont-sur-Sarthe, Maine 1096
died - France - Beaumont-sur-Sarthe, Maine 1174 - 1175
married - France - Beaumont-sur-Sarthe, Maine 1130
Constance
born - England - Selby, Yorkshire 1110
died -
Children
1. Richard de Beaumont

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Richard de Beaumont
Raoul IV
Roscelin de Beaumont
Vicomte de Beaumont-le-Maine
born - 1095.
died - 1110
married - Roscelin 1145
Constance FitzRoy
"daughter of Henry I 'Beauclerc', King of England"
born -
died -

Citations
1. [S11] Alison Weir, Britain's Royal Family: A Complete Genealogy (London, U.K.: The Bodley Head,
1999), page 49. Hereinafter cited as Britain's Royal Family.
2. [S106] Royal Genealogies Website (ROYAL92.GED), online ftp://ftp.cac.psu.
edu/genealogy/public_html/royal/index.html. Hereinafter cited as Royal Genealogies Website.
thePeerage.com - Person Page 10472:
Ngaio, Wellington, New Zealand Jan 2010
http://thepeerage.com/p10471.htm#i104710
Saturday, January 02, 2010

children
1 Richard was the eldest
2 Raoul de Beaumont, bishop of Angers, († March 13th 1197) has been particularly
neglected by his biographers.
3 William Beaumont, cited in 1156
4 Constance Beaumont

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Raoul de Beaumont - Vicompte of Lude & Montreveau
born - France - Beaumont-sur-Sarthe, Maine 1070
died - France - Beaumont-sur-Sarthe, Maine 11 JUN 1120
married - France - Beaumont-sur-Sarthe, Maine MAY 1095
Adenor de Laval
born - France - Laval, Maine 1077
died -
Children
1.Roscelin de Beaumont

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Hubert de Beaumont
Raoul VII de Beaumont
Vicomte de Beaumont-le-Maine
born -
died - AFT 1087
married -
N. (Adénor ?) Laval
born -
died -
Children
1 Roscelin, "first", who succeeded his father
2 Raoul, "the second" (b. 1112? - † 1156?
3 Gervais, "the third" (b. 1112?)

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Hubert de Beaumont
born - France - Maine 1049
died - France - Beaumont-sur-Sarthe, Maine 5 DEC 1094
married - France - Beaumont-sur-Sarthe, Maine 6 DEC 1067
Ermengard de Nevers
born - France - Nevers, Nivenais 1051
died - France - Beaumont-sur-Sarthe, Maine 14 OCT 1090
Children
1. Raoul de Beaumont

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Raoul V de Beaumont - Roscelin
Hubert II de Beaumont-au-Maine -Hubert de Sainte-Suzanne
"probably named after Hubert, bishop of Angers, his great-uncle"
born -
died - 1067
married - before 1045
Emma Montreveau - Lady Lude
born - September 12th 1058
died - 1058
Children
1 Hubert, who succeeded his father
2 Raoul, commonly known Payen de Beaumont, because he had been baptized already
great, and qualified Viscount Montreveau.
3 Geoffrey de Beaumont (b. ~ 1074
4 Eudes (Odo) de Beaumont
5 Savari Beaumont
6 Habergasse Beaumont, Montevrault lady
7 Godeheult or Godehildis Beaumont
8 Hildeburge (Theophany) in Beaumont. [6]

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Raoul de Maine
born - France - Maine 1005
died - France - Beaumont-sur-Sarthe, Maine
married - France - Maine MAR 1048
Emma de Montevrault
born - France - Le Lude, Maine 1025
died - France - Beaumont-sur-Sarthe, Maine 12 SEP 1058
Children
1. Hubert de Beaumont

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Raoul de Maine
born - France - Maine 980
died - France - Maine 1039
married - France - Maine 1004
Eremburg
born - France - Maine 984
died - France - Maine 1 JAN 1048
Children
1.Raoul de Maine

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Raoul IV de Beaumont
born - 1010
died - 1040
Hildegarde, faithful Nerra Fulkarried
born -
died -
Children
1 Raoul, who succeeded his father
2 Geoffroy, rod house Braitel.
"Geoffroy is the first who bore the name of Beaumont"

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Raoul de Maine
born - France - Maine 947
died - France - Maine 998
married - France - Maine 979
Godehaut de Belleme
born - France - Alençon, Normandy 958
died - France -
Children
1. Raoul de Maine
2. Geoffrey de Maine

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Raoul III de Beaumont
"brother of the bishop of Le Mans"
born - 967
died - 1003
Godeheult
born -
died -
Children
1 Yves, the oldest, first clerk, then archdeacon of Le Mans, who still had his office in 1028
2 Raoul, who succeeded his father and appears with him several times
3 Geoffroy , seigneur de Sablé , fondateur de Solesmes. Geoffroy, founder of Solesmes in
an area which was ceded by his brother Raoul. Il He married Adele, whose son he had
three: Dreux, Bouchard and Lisiard, and a daughter named Avoise, which brought into the
marriage of land sand, Robert the Burgundian;
4 Hubert, cited with his brothers in the deed of gift from his father in Saint-Florent de
Saumur, before the year 1000
5 Odo, mentioned in two charters of foundation and confirmation by the Count of Maine,
priory of Solesmes
6 Odeline, wife of Hugh de Lavardin. Mais les récits de cette chronique, pour cette époque,
sont fabuleux.

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Sainte-Suzanne, the only castle that William the Conqueror was never able
to take, is cited as such in the History of England ( "St.Suzanne, the one
castle Which the Conqueror himself could never take ").

March 30, 2007 at 17:15  Stesuz

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John DE BEAUMONT
Katherine DE EVERINGHAM
"Warden of the Scottish Marches
Admiral of the North Sea
Constable of Dover Castle and Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports"
" per Faris (1999) pp. 16-17: JOHN DE BEAUMONT, Knt., K.G., of Folkingha m and
Barton on Humber, co. Lincoln, 4th Lord Beaumont, son and heir, wa s born about
1361 (aged eight at his father's death). He was knighted b y King Edward HI on 23
Apr. 1377. He served in the French wars and agains t the partizans of Pope
Clement VII. In 1389 he was P.C. and Warden of th e West Marches towards
Scotland, and Admiral of the North, and was Consta ble of Dover Castle and
Warden of the Cinque Ports from 1392/3 till his d eath. He was summoned to
Parliament from 20 Aug. 1383. He was created Kni ght of the Garter in 1393. He
was married to KATHERINE DE EVERINGHAM, dau ghter and heiress of Thomas
de Everingham, of Laxton, co. Nottingham. "Jo hn de Beaumont lord of Folkingham"
died testate (Linc.Epis.Reg., 435 Boki ngham) at Stirling on 9 Sep. 1396, and was
buried at Sempringham. His wid ow died in 1426.
C.P. 2:61 (1912). TAG 19:11 (July 1942). Nicholas Davis (1956), pp. 168- 171. Linc.
Rec.Soc. 58:244-247 (1963).
Children of John de Beaumont, by Katherine de Everingham:
i.HENRY DE BEAUMONT [see next].
ii.ELIZABETH DE BEAUMONT, mar WILLIAM DE BOTREAUX [see HUNGERFORD
12].

# Birth: ABT 1361 in Folkingham, Lincolnshire, England 4 2 5
# Death: 09 SEP 1396 in Stirling, Scotland 4 6 2
# Burial: AFT 09 SEP 1396 Sempringham, England 4
# Occupation: 4th Lord Beaumont
# Note: GAV-17 EDV-18
# Occupation: Warden of the Scottish Marches 1389 7
# Occupation: Warden of the Scottish Marches 1396 7
# Occupation: Admiral of the North Sea 7
# Occupation: Constable of Dover Castle and Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports
1392 7
# Note: John, 4th Lord Beaumont, *1360/61, +Stirling 9.9.1396; m.Catherine (+1426
) dau.of Thomas Everingham 2"

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@rootsweb.com, Author E-mail: caramut@bigpond.com.au
Abbrev: Staley email 5 Mar 2004
Author: Louise Staley
Publication: 5 Mar 2004
6. Title: Notable British Families 1600s-1900s from Burke's Peerage, Subject: Notab le British
Families
Abbrev: Notable British Families CD # 367
Publication: Broderbund Software Company, 1999
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7. Title: The Magna Charta Sureties, 1215 : The Barons Named in the MagnaCharta, 12 15 and
Some of Their Descendants Who Settled in AmericaDuring the Early C olonial Years, Fifth
Edition
Abbrev: Weis [1999] Magna Charta Suret
Author: Frederick Lewis Weis, with additions and corrections by Walter Lee Sheppa rd Jr. and
William R. Beall
Publication: Baltimore, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1999
Note:
Royal Families
Repository:
Name: Unknown
Page: line 120-7, p. 157

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Henry DE BEAUMONT - 3rd Lord
Margaret DE VERE
" Faris (1999) p. 16: HENRY DE BEAUMONT, of Folkingham, Co. Lincoln, son a nd
heir, was born in Brabant (during his mother's attendance on the Quee n Consort
Philippe) in 1340, and had consequently to be naturalised by Ac t of Parliament in
1351. He was summoned to Parliament as a Baron [of Fol kingham] from 14 Aug.
1362. He was married to MARGARET DE VERE, daughte r of John de Vere, 7th Earl
of Oxford (of Magna Carta Surety descent an d descendant of Charlemagne), by
Maud, daughter of Bartholomew de Badlesm ere, 1st Lord Badlesmere (of Magna
Carta Surety descent and descendant o f Charlemagne). They had four sons, John,
Henry, Richard, and Thomas. HEN RY DE BEAUMONT [3rd Lord Beaumont], died
on 25 July 1369, and was burie d at Sempringham Priory, co. Lincoln. His widow
was married for the secon d time before March 1370 to Nicholas Lovaine, Knt., of
Penshurst, Kent (d ied 1375), and had issue. She was married for the third time on
17 June 1 379 to John Devereux, Knt., Lord Devereux (died on 22 Feb. 1392/3) and
ha d issue. She died on 15 June 1398, and was buried at Grey Friars', Newgat e,
London, with her third husband.
C.P. 2:61 (1912) (identifies wife as Maud de Vere). Cal.Close Rolls, 137 4-1377
(1913), p. 293. C.P. 4:298 (1916) (he died 25 July 1369). TAG 19: 11 (July 1942)
(descent of Elizabeth Marshall from King Henry III). Nicho las Davis (1956), p. 169.
Gen. Mag. 15:251-5 (Sep. 1966). CF. 14:78 (1998 ). 2

# Birth: 1340 in Brabant, Belgium (now)
# Note: "born in Brabant during [his mother's] attendance upon Phillippa, Queen C
onsort of Edward III." 3 4 5 1
# Death: 25 JUL 1369 3 1
# Note: GAV-18 EDV-19
# Occupation: 3rd Lord (Baron) Beaumont 5
# Burial: AFT 25 JUL 1369 Septringham 1"

Sources:

1. Title: Genealogy.EU Royal and Noble Families of Europe, Location: miramarek@cent rum.cz,
Url: http://genealogy.euweb.cz/index.html
Abbrev: Genealogy.EU Royal and Noble Families
Author: Compiler: Miroslav Marek
Publication: updated 15 May 2003
Page: Brienne 2 page: http://genealogy.euweb.cz/brienne/brienne2.html
2. Title: Plantagenet Ancestry of Seventeenth-Century Colonists: The Descent fro m the Later
Plantagenet Kings of England, Henry III, Edward I, and Edwar d III, of Emigrants from England
and Wales to the North American Colonie s before 1701, English Ancestry Series, Volume 1,
Second Edition
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Author: David Faris
Publication: New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, MA, 1999
Page: p. 144
3. Title: Plantagenet Ancestry of Seventeenth-Century Colonists: The Descent fro m the Later
Plantagenet Kings of England, Henry III, Edward I, and Edwar d III, of Emigrants from England
and Wales to the North American Colonie s before 1701, English Ancestry Series, Volume 1,
Second Edition
Abbrev: Faris, "Plantagenet Ancestry"
Author: David Faris
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Page: p. 16
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Some of Their Descendants Who Settled in AmericaDuring the Early C olonial Years, Fifth
Edition
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Author: Frederick Lewis Weis, with additions and corrections by Walter Lee Sheppa rd Jr. and
William R. Beall
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Repository:
Name: Unknown
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Families
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John DE BEAUMONT - 2nd Lord
Eleanor PLANTAGENET
"Faris (1999) p. 143: [quote] ALIANOR OF LANCASTER, was married for the first
time before June 1337 to JOHN DE BEAUMONT, Knt., 2nd Lord Beaumon t, Earl of
Buchan, son and heir of Henry de Beaumont, 1st Lord Beaumont , Earl of Buchan
(descendant of Charlemagne), by Alice, daughter of Alexander Comyn, of Buchan,
Sheriff of Aberdeen (of Magna Carta Surety descent and descendant of
Charlemagne). He was born about 1318 (aged twenty-two at his father's death). He
was summoned to Parliament on 23 Feb. 1342/ 3 by writ directed Johannide Bello
Monte, but never as Earl of Buchan. JOHN DE BEAUMONT, Lord Beaumont, died
between 10 and 25 May 1342. [end quote]"

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Henry DE BEAUMONT
Alice COMYN

" Occupation: Justiciar of Scotland 6
Note: GAV-18 EDV-20
Occupation: Earl of Buchan - last of this line (and by marriage with the 7th Earl's
niece rather than direct descent), continued to be recognised as Earl of Buchan
after his political eclipse in Scotland. Following his death in 134 0 the title Earl of
Buchan ceased for a while to be used either in Scotland or England. 7
# # Note: Henry de Beaumont, Lord Beaumont, Earl of Buchan, Justicair of Scotland
, +shortly before 10.3.1340; m.before 14.3.1310 Alice, dau.of Alexander Comyn and
niece of John Comyn, Earl of Buchan 2
Note:

1 Henry de Beaumont
----------------------------------------
Death: 10 Mar 1339[1]
Occ: Lord Beaumont
Father: Louis de Brienne (->1297)
Mother: Agnes de Beaumont (-1301)

3rd son
titular Earl of Buchan (Scots) de jure uxoris (forfeited by Robert the
Bruce) [2]

summoned to Parliament from 4 Mar 1308/9 to 20 Oct 1332 by writs
directed 'Henrico de Bellomonte', whereby held to have become Lord
Beaumont

fought at Battle of Bannockburn, 24 June 1314[3]:
' Gloucester, with the van, entered the park, where he was met, as we
shall see, and Clifford, Beaumont, and Sir Thomas Grey, with three
hundred horsemen, skirted the wood where Randolph was posted, a clear
way lying before them to the castle of Stirling. Bruce had seen this
movement, and told Randolph that "a rose of his chaplet was fallen,"
the phrase attesting the King's love of chivalrous romance. To pursue
horsemen with infantry seemed vain enough; but Randolph moved out of
cover, thinking perhaps that knights adventurous would refuse no
chance to fight. If this was his thought, he reckoned well.
Beaumont cried to his knights, "Give ground, leave them fair
field." Grey hinted that the Scots were in too great force, and
Beaumont answered, "If you fear, fly!" "Sir," said Sir Thomas, "for
fear I fly not this day!" and so spurred in between Beaumont and
D'Eyncourt and galloped on the spears. D'Eyncourt was slain, Grey was
unhorsed and taken. ' [Andrew Lang[4] ]

Spouse: Alice Comyn, co-heiress of the Earldom of Buchan
Death: 3 Jul 1349[5]
Father: Sir Alexander Comyn, lord of Dingwall (-ca1308)
Mother: Joan le Latimer
Marr: bef 14 Mar 1310[1]

Children: John (ca1317-<1342)
Catherine
Isabel
Agnes
Elizabeth (-1400)
Alice
Joan
Richard
Thomas
Beatrice


1.1 John Beaumont
----------------------------------------
Birth: ca 1317[6],[7]
Death: bef 25 May 1342[8]
Occ: Lord Beaumont

2nd Lord Beaumont
summoned to Parliament from 23 Feb 1342/43 by writ directed 'Johanni de Bello
Monte', held thereby to have been Lord Beaumont [never summoned as Earl of
Buchan][2]
1st husband of Eleanor of Lancaster[7]

Spouse: Eleanor of Lancaster
Death: 11 Jan 1372[6]
Father: Henry of Lancaster, Earl of Lancaster (~1281-1345)
Mother: Maud de Chaworth (ca1282-<1322)
Marr: bef Jun 1337[6]

Children: Henry, Lord Beaumont (<1340-1369)


1.2 Catherine Beaumont
----------------------------------------

cf. CP (Athol, Earls of)[2]
Richardson p. 83[9]

Spouse: David of Strathbogie, titular Earl of Athol
Birth: 1 Feb 1308, Newcastle on Tyne[2]
Death: 30 Nov 1335, Battle of Kilblane[10]
Father: David of Strathbogie (-1326)
Mother: Joan Comyn (-<1326)

Children: David, titular Earl of Athol (1332-1369)


1.3 Isabel de Beaumont
----------------------------------------

cf. Faris[7]
Richardson p. 83[9]

Spouse: Henry of Lancaster, Earl of Lancaster
Birth: ca 1299, Grosmont Castle[5]
Death: 24 Mar 1360, Leicester[5]
Father: Henry of Lancaster (~1281-1345)
Mother: Maud de Chaworth (ca1282-<1322)
Marr: ca 1334[7]

Children: Maud (1335-1362), m. Ralph de Stafford
Blanche (1345-1368), m. John 'of Gaunt'


1.4 Agnes de Beaumont[11]
----------------------------------------

cf. Wagner[11]
Richardson p. 83[9]

Spouse: Thomas de Lucy, Lord Lucy
Death: 5 Dec 1365[2]
Father: Anthony de Lucy (<1283-<1343)
Mother: Elizabeth
Marr: 1343[11]

Children: Maud (-1398), m. 1stly Gilbert d'Umfraville, earl of Angus
2ndly Henry Percy, Earl of Northumberland


1.5 Elizabeth de Beaumont
----------------------------------------
Death: 27 Oct 1400, d.s.p.[2]

Spouse: Nicholas de Audley, Lord Audley
Birth: ca 1328[2]
Death: 22 Jul 1391, d.s.p.[2]
Father: Sir James de Audley (1312-1386)
Mother: Joan de Mortimer


1.6 Alice de Beaumont
----------------------------------------

cf. Richardson p. 83[9]


1.7 Joan de Beaumont
----------------------------------------

cf. D. Richardson[5]

Spouse: Fulk FitzWarin, Lord FitzWarin
Death: 25 Jul 1349[12]
Father: Fulk FitzWarin (<1285-<1336)
Mother: Alianore de Beauchamp

Children: Fulk (1340-1373), 4th Lord FitzWarin


1.8 Richard de Beaumont
----------------------------------------

cf. Richardson p. 83[9]


1.9 Thomas de Beaumont
----------------------------------------

cf. Richardson p. 83[9]


1.10 Beatrice de Beaumont
----------------------------------------

cf. Richardson p. 83[9]"


1. Paul Theroff, "House of Brienne," Paul Theroff's Dynastic Genealogy
Files, worldroots.clicktron.com/brigitte/theroff/brienne.txt
2. G. E. Cokayne, "The Complete Peerage," 1910 -
The Complete Peerage of England Scotland Ireland Great Britain and
the United Kingdom.
3. Alan Young, "The Comyns: Robert the Bruce's Rivals, 1212-1314,"
Tuckwell Press (East Linton, Scotland), 1997.
4. "Andrew Lang,"
http://ragz-international.com/battle_of_bannockburn.htm
quotes from his History of Scotland, re: the Battle of Bannockburn.
5. Douglas Richardson, "Plantagenet," Jan 20, 2003, email
royalancestry@msn.com
6. Paul Theroff, "House of Beaumont," Paul Theroff's Dynastic
Genealogy Files,
worldroots.clicktron.com/brigitte/theroff/beaumont.txt
7. David Faris, "Plantagenet Ancestry of Seventeenth-Century
Colonists," Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society,
1999, (2nd edition, 1999).
8. David Faris, "Plantagenet Ancestry of 17th Century Colonists,"
Baltimore: the Genealogical Pub. Company, 1st ed.
9. Douglas Richardson, "Plantagenet Ancestry: A Study in Colonial and
Medieval Families," Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company,
2004.
10. I. J. Sanders, "English Baronies: A Study of Their Origin and
Descent, 1086-1327," Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1960.
11. Sir Anthony Wagner, "Pedigree and Progress," London: Phillimore &
Co., Ltd., 1975.
12. Rosie Bevan, "Re: CP Correction: Fulk 'III' FitzWarin and His
Descendants," May 11, 2003, paper copy: library of John Ravilious,
cites CIPM v IX no. 177, Inq.p.m. of Fulk FitzWarin (d. 1349),
Rosie Bevan, rbevan@paradise.net.nz. 5"

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Richard de Beaumont
Lucie de l'Aigle
"Mr. Depoin in his study on Viscounts Beaumont, attributed to Richard, Viscount
Beaumont, son of Roscelin Beaumont and Constance, a liberal in favor of Robert,
abbot of St. Vincent, before the end of 1176, a second act of 1177, the Abbé Angot
indicates an awareness of King Henry II of England for the hospital of Angers which
he witnessed, as well as that of the same King for Bonshommes Angers where it
occurs in 1188.
Richard founded in 1190, the anniversary of his parents, Roscelin Beaumont and
Constance of England, to Saint-Etienne de Caen; certifies donations Robert III of
Alençon at the Abbey Perseigne on May 7th 1191, and the tenth day of the customs
of castellany Fresnay and that Constance, his sister, also possessed in 1194. He
did not live beyond 1196.
Mr. Depoin in his study on Viscounts Beaumont, attributed to Richard, Viscount
Beaumont, son of Roscelin Beaumont and Constance, a liberal in favor of Robert,
abbot of St. Vincent, before the end of 1176, a second act of 1177, the Abbé Angot
indicates an awareness of King Henry II of England for the hospital of Angers which
he witnessed, as well as that of the same King for Bonshommes Angers where it
occurs in 1188.
Richard founded in 1190, the anniversary of his parents, Roscelin Beaumont and
Constance of England, to Saint-Etienne de Caen; certifies donations Robert III of
Alençon at the Abbey Perseigne on May 7th 1191, and the tenth day of the customs
of castellany Fresnay and that Constance, his sister, also possessed in 1194. He
did not live beyond 1196."

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Hubert de Beaumont
"Hubert II de Beaumont-au-Maine, called Hubert de Sainte-Suzanne, is a Viscount
Beaumont and Maine then Vendome, holding at the XI century, the seat of
Beaumont, Fresnay and Sainte-Suzanne.
The family of Beaumont, and Beaumont-Brienne, dominated this region of Maine in
the tenth century to the fourteenth century.

Hubert, son of Raoul V de Beaumont and of Emma Montreveau, was probably
named after Hubert, bishop of Angers, his great-uncle, so devoted to the interests
of his niece. On le nomme tour à tour vicomte de Sainte-Suzanne, du Lude, du
Maine, des Manceaux, du Mans. It is called alternately Vicomte de Sainte-Suzanne,
of Lude, of Maine, Manceaux, Le Mans. Pendant la vie de Cana , seconde femme
de son père, il se dit son fils, et la qualifie toujours vicomtesse ; il est juge de sa
cour. During the life of Cana, the second wife of his father, he told his son, and
always called Viscountess it is the judge of his court.

Né vers 1047 , le vicomte Hubert avait épousé, le 6 décembre 1067 , Ermengarde
de Nevers [ 1 ] , fille de Guillaume Ier de Nevers , (° 1029 † 1083 ), comte de
Nevers Born around 1047, Viscount Hubert were married on December 6 1067,
Ermengarde de Nevers [1], daughter of William I of Nevers (b. 1029 † 1083), Count
of Nevers Blason comte fr Nevers.svg , et d'Ermengarde de Tonnerre. , And
Ermengarde of Tonnerre. Cette dame est citée avec son mari, particulièrement
dans la confirmation à Saint-Aubin de la chapelle de Saint-Aubin du Lude , vers
1090 , et dans la donation de Saint-Flaceau à l' abbaye de Saint-Vincent . This lady
is quoted with her husband, particularly in the confirmation to St. Aubin in the
chapel of Saint-Aubin du Lude, about 1090, and in the gift of St. Flaceau at the
Abbey of St. Vincent.

Avec sa fille Godeheult [ 2 ] , la future abbesse d' Étival , elle fréquentait les
couvents. With her daughter Godeheult [2], future abbess of Étival she frequented
the monasteries. Un jour de Pâques, étant venue à Cellières , elle donna au prieur,
Henri de Champeaux, droit de chasse dans sa forêt ; plus tard, aux fêtes de Noël,
elle concéda au prieur de Cheffes, Geoffroy de Nantes, droit d'usage dans ses
bois. An Easter Day, having come to Cellières she gave to the prior, Henry of
Champeaux, hunting rights in his forest, and later for Christmas, she conceded to
the prior of Cheffes, Geoffroy de Nantes, charges in woods. On trouve, à la date du
28 décembre 1135 , une vicomtesse Ermengarde, femme de Gautier Hait, vicomte
de Mollan , que dom Guilloreau suppose être la vicomtesse du Maine, remariée si
tard, et vivant encore âgée de 90 ans au moins. There are, on the date of 28
December 1135, a Viscountess Ermengarde, wife of Walter Hart, Viscount Mollan
that dom Guilloreau supposed to be the Viscountess of Maine, if later remarried
and still living aged 90 years or more. Cela paraît peu vraisemblable et
demanderait des preuves. This seems unlikely and would require evidence.

Hubert had five children:

1. Raoul , (fils aîné ?). Raoul, (eldest son?).
2. Herbert ou Hubert , (° 1062) cité avec ses frères et sa mère en 1090 , et de
nouveau en 1095 et dans d'autres circonstances moins précises. Herbert or
Hubert (b. 1062) quoted with his brothers and his mother in 1090 and again in
1095 and in other cases less accurate.
3. Guillaume (° 1061 ), mentionné aussi deux fois. William (b. 1061), also
mentioned twice.
4. Denis , qui ne paraît que dans une seule circonstance. Denis, who appeared in
only one circumstance.
5. Godeheult [ 2 ] , (° 1063 ), religieuse de Cluny [ 3 ] , qui visitait avec sa mère les
bénédictins, qui chantait au prieuré de Cheffes avec un des moines le verset
alléluiatique, ne fut point, comme on l'a dit, professe à l' Abbaye du Ronceray
d'Angers . Godeheult [2], (b. 1063), religious of Cluny [3], who was visiting his
mother with the Benedictines, who sang at the Priory Cheffes with monks
alléluiatique verse, was not, as we said, professed at the Abbey Ronceray Angers.
Les deux chartes où il est question d'une religieuse de ce nom s'appliquent à sa
grand'tante, l'une pour sa profession avant 1067 , l'autre à la fin de sa carrière
après 1104 . The two charters which mentioned a nun of the name applied to his
aunt, one for his profession before 1067, the other at the end of his career after
1104. Quand Raoul VII fonda, à la prière de saint Alleaume , l' abbaye d'Étival-en-
Charnie , il y appela sa sœur Godeheult [ 2 ] comme abbesse en 1109 . When
Raoul VII founded the prayer of St. Alleaume, the abbey Étival-in-Charnie, he called
his sister Godeheult [2] as abbess in 1109. Son nom se perd alors dans
l'obscurité d'un ordre naissant et encore très modeste. His name is lost in
darkness of an order emerging and still very modest.

The Maine, during the XI century, is the subject of envy from neighbors, the Anjou,
south, and Normandy in the north.
In 1058, Count Herbert II du Maine, without children, recognizes a vassal of William
of Normandy and made him his heir. Mais de nombreux seigneurs du Maine ne
l'entendent pas ainsi et prennent les armes contre les normands. But many lords
of Maine did not hear well and take up arms against the Normans. Vers 1063 , écrit
Orderic Vital , Hubert de Beaumont occupait le Mans contre les Normands . Around
1063, says Orderic Vital, Hubert de Beaumont held Mans against the Normans.
Ten years later, he is obliged to comply, leaving the winner of its castles Fresnay
and Beaumont, and follow him but is preparing for his revenge.
It then builds or occupies his castle of Sainte-Suzanne, situated on a hillock
unaffordable, the ammunition of the dungeon which has withstood so many
enemies, the elements and time, it encloses and is anxious until the Mans
supporters of William.
In a new invasion, after taking possession of places that were on his way to
Fresnay at Sille and Beaumont, less easy to defend, attack William Castle Sainte-
Suzanne (Mayenne), but faces the fierce resistance of Viscount Hubert II, Vicomte
de Beaumont-au-Maine, and Fresnay Sainte-Suzanne - whose wife Ermengarde of
Nevers is the great-great granddaughter of Hugh Capet -. Hubert se retranche dans
son puissant donjon de Sainte-Suzanne avec sa famille et ses meilleurs soldats.
Hubert retreated to its powerful tower of Sainte-Suzanne with his family and his
best soldiers.
From 1083 to 1086, Sainte-Suzanne is the place of confrontation between Viscount
Hubert and the Duke of Normandy and king of England, William the Conqueror. Si
Guillaume lui-même retourne en Normandie (son épouse, Mathilde de Flandre ,
meurt le 3 novembre 1083 ), il confie le commandement du siège à l'un de ses
auxiliaires de confiance, le breton Alain le Roux , lord de Richmond , et installe un
camp retranché, garni d'une importante garnison, le Camp de Beugy. If William
himself back in Normandy (his wife, Matilda of Flanders, died November 3 1083),
he entrusts the command headquarters to one of his trusted assistants, Breton
Alain Roux, Lord of Richmond, and installs a fortified camp, topped with a large
garrison, Camp Beugy.
The best knights come from the provinces of France, notably Aquitaine and
Burgundy, to support Hubert against the Normans and English, and enriched by
intercepting and ransoming the enemy knights.
Robert of Old Bridge (also present at Hastings), Robert of Ussi and other Norman
knights of high rank were killed. Le 18 novembre 1085 , is Richer de L'Aigle, son of
Engenoulf the Eagle, who also died at Sainte-Suzanne, an arrow in the eye, having
forgiven the young man who the reached.
Richer's brother, Gilbert, Duke of Eagle, and several other Norman knights (William
of Warenne, Bauldri of Quitri) assemble an army to avenge Richer de L'Aigle and
deliver the assault, but "they only won that the iron sank into their wounds.
The king could not besiege the fortress, which was inaccessible because of rocks
and the thick vines that surrounded on all sides," recounts Orderic Vital, the most
comprehensive chroniclers of the time, and whose father had accompanied
William in the conquest of England. De fait, le château est construit sur un
promontoire rocheux, et les pentes escarpées (recouvertes alors de vignes)
rendent les attaques très périlleuses ; de plus, de nombreux puits fonctionnant à
l'intérieur même de la forteresse, et un souterrain reliant alors le château au
"moulin du vicomte" (aujourd'hui Grand-moulin ), permettent de ravitailler
convenablement les assiégés. In fact, the castle is built on a rocky and steep
slopes (covered with vines) make them very dangerous attacks, in addition, many
wells operated inside the fortress, and then a tunnel connecting the castle in the
"mill Viscount" (now Major-mill), can refuel properly besieged.
"In a noble example, worthy of a prominent and renowned for his courage and
audacity," by William Hubert harassing numerous incursions into the garrisons of
Normandy and the war bogged down. Guillaume, comte d'Evreux ( 1067 - 1118 ), is
taken prisoner. Machiel de Guitot, fils de Godefroi-le-Petit, est blessé mortellement,
et les assiégeants essuient des échecs répétés et graves. Machiel of Guitot, son of
Godfrey-le-Petit, was mortally wounded, and the besiegers wipe repeated failures
and serious.
"As they could not prevail over Hubert nor value, nor happiness, having changed his
mind and resolution, they tried to make it fit into the alliance of the King. Hubert y
consent, et Guillaume le Conquérant s'y prête, découragé par la mort de nombreux
chevaliers et de fidèles compagnons d'armes (entre autres Hervé (ou Anvrai) le
Breton, qui avait succédé à Alain le Roux comme commandant du siège).
Henderson agrees, and William the Conqueror is suitable, discouraged by the
death of many knights and faithful companions in arms (among other Hervé (or
Anvrai) the Briton, who succeeded Alan Rufus as commander of headquarters) . A
treaty, given as the date for another event, took place from MAy 23 1085 to April 21
1086
The seat is lifted, William received a friendly England defender Sainte-Suzanne, it
makes its areas of Beaumont and Frenay, and therefore remains on good terms
with him. Guillaume - William died in Rouen September 9 1087
We find from Hubert, with Robert the Burgundian his uncle, who threatens to
demolish the Castle of Lude but already good family in 1090. Du vivant même de
son père, il avait confirmé avec lui aux abbayes les legs de ses ancêtres. The
lifetime of his father, he had confirmed with him to abbeys legacy of his ancestors.
Il renouvela ces actes quand il eut la charge de vicomte envers Saint-Vincent, Saint-
Aubin, Marmoutier , spécialement au Lude. He repeated these actions when he
had the burden to Viscount St. Vincent, St. Aubin Marmoutier especially the Lude.
En raison sans doute de son titre vicomtal, il assista à une donation de l'église et
du presbytère de Bazougers à Saint-Vincent. Probably because of its title vicomtal
he attended a donation to the church and rectory Bazougers in St. Vincent.
He died before 24 May 1095, according to Dr. Robert Latouche
Epilogue
Sainte-Suzanne, the only castle that William the Conqueror was never able to take,
is cited as such in the History of England ( "St.Suzanne, the one castle Which the
Conqueror himself could never take ")... Mais l'inimitié fut passagère : But the feud
was transient:
The small-son of Hubert, Roscelin de Beaumont-au-Maine, married Constance
FitzRoy, daughter of Henry I "Beauclerc" King of England (in 1068 - 1,135), the latter
being the youngest son of William the Conqueror.
The son of Roscelin and Constance, Richard I de Beaumont de Beaumont-au-
Maine, wife Lucie de l'Aigle, great granddaughter of the Eagle Richer killed by
Sainte-Suzanne Hubert troops in 1085. .. et l'une de leurs filles, Ermengarde de
Beaumont , se marie le 5 septembre 1186 avec Guillaume Ier d'Écosse (v 1143 -
1214 ), roi d'Ecosse de 1165 à 1214 . and a daughter, Ermengarde de Beaumont,
married September 5 1186 with William I of Scotland (v 1143 - 1214), king of
Scotland from 1165 to 1214.
Hubert II Vive!
A song in praise of Hubert II was written in the early twentieth century by Amand
Dagnet ( "Sainte-Suzanne, songs, Imp. Goupil, Laval, 1929)"

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Raoul V de Beaumont - Roscelin
Emma Montreveau - Lady Lude
"Raoul V or Roscelin, son of Raoul IV de Beaumont and Hildegarde, faithful Nerra
Fulk said Celestin Port would have won with him Mauges would fortified Grand
Montreveau
he would have held still for the Count of Anjou in 1065 however, if in the latter case
it is not Raoul Payen to St. Sergius one of Luché at Saint Aubin approved as
suzerain many donations from other churches: Noyen, Montreuil Saint-Longis, St.
Vincent played etc.. In 1047 with Raoul, his son, he purchased the gift of a serf to
the Abbey of Bourgueil.
But his main work was the foundation of the priory Vivoin around 1060 near his
castle of Beaumont. This proximity and the title of founder gave the opportunity to
take Viscounts in the convent of licenses very incompatible with monastic life. On
the verge of death, Raoul, visited by the canons of Saint-Julien, the monks and the
prior Tetbert, skilled doctor, said he had not granted to other religious that he had
given previously and Marmoutier the Priory Vivoin. Il mourut en 1067 . He died in
1067."

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Raoul IV de Beaumont
Hildegarde, faithful Nerra Fulkarried
"Raoul IV, Viscount of Mans, son of Raoul III de Beaumont nd it is believed, of
Godeheult, [1] gave to Geoffrey his brother, the land required for construction and
staffing of Solesmes to 1010 witnessed from 1012 to 1016 confirmation of the
Priory Tuffé at the Abbey of St. Vincent by Count Hugh, went to Rome by Pope
Benedict VIII (1012 - 1024) o reconfirm the foundation of Evron; witnessed with the
bishop of Angers in the freedom of two slaves to Marmoutier (1022 - 1024) . He or
his son carried the name of Roscelin, diminutive of Raoul. Raoul IV mourut avant
1040 . Raoul IV died before 1040.
We know the name of his wife, Hildegarde, which appeared in 1012 with both son
and daughter-Godeheult, the act of confirmation by Richard II of Normandy in the
field of Longueville in the Abbey Saint-Ouen in Rouen"

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Raoul III de Beaumont
Godeheult
"Raoul III was the brother of the bishop of Le Mans Mainard, who had been married,
the father of many children and had borne arms before aspiring to the bishopric he
held from 951 to 971. The chroniclers, naming the father of the Bishop, we have
therefore made the name of Viscount.. They have not done. . Raoul III subscribed by
957 and 971 two acts of the Count of Maine, Hugh II of Maine, for the Abbey of Saint-
Julien de Tours: the concession of the freehold of Tait and field Vaubouan
L 'Abbe Angot it was established in 985 - 989 the restorer of the abbey of Evron.
They wanted to rob him this honor on behalf of the Vicomte de Blois, but though the
attempt is successful, the fact is against all probability and contradicted by
numerous monuments. That's the Viscounts of Maine that we must keep to the
bold Evron, such as Sainte-Suzanne, Thorigné of Courtaliéru.
Raoul III is quoted in 990 with his son Geoffrey in the donation of the Ford-
Bernisson to the Couture, presumably at least, in 994 for the concession and fair
markets by Count Hugh II of Maine to the abbey of Evron ; witness, Frenay, two
charters for the Mont-Saint-Michel and Yves given by Guy on August 12 997. He
went to Rome to be confirmed by Pope John XVI, his founding of Evron, very old and
lived after 1003. In his later years he gave two Colibert to Saint-Florent de Saumur,
and attended the donation by Guy, son of Lon, duties on road. Performed at the
Abbey of La Couture
Raoul III, brother of Bishop Mainard, is allied to three successive bishops of Le
Mans, when they were at the same time as prelates, powerful lords temporal"

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