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From: "Alan B. Wilson" <>
Subject: Re: Ahnenlist for Judith d'Avranches
Date: Sat, 1 Mar 1997 12:26:12 -0800


>Sorry if the questions have already been solved here recently, I'm late in
>my reading.
>1) Does somebody have the data to correct or to fill the gaps in:
From Moriarty pp. 110-111 and Winkhaus pp. 21, 87, and 126
(but not ES), for what it's worth, I can add:
>
>1. Judith d'Avranches
>2. Richard LE GOZ, vicomte d'Avranches; b Abt 1025 in Avranches, d 1094
>3. Emma de Conteville; b Abt 1029 in Conteville

4. Toustien le Goz
5. Judith de Montanolier

>6. Hellouin vicomte de Conteville; b Abt 1001 in Conteville, d Abt 1066
>7. Herleue de Falaise; b Abt 1003 in Falaise, d Abt 1050

8. Ansfred le Goz

>14. Foulbert de Falaise; b Abt 980 in Falaise
>15. Doda

16. Ansfred I "the Dane"

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>2) Any information about the ancestors of her husband, Richer seigneur de
>L'Aigle d 18 Nov 1085 in Ste.-Suzanne?

From the same sources (Moriarty and Winkhaus) we have:

2. Eugenulph de l'Aigle, slain at Hastings 14 Oct 1066
3. Richvaride
4. Fulbert de Beine

Crispen and Macary in "Falaise Roll" (which, as has often
been pointed out, is quite unreliable) offers the following on
pp. 13-14: "Engenouf de l'Aigle was the son of Fulvert de
Beine, founder of the castle of l'Aigle, on the river Risle,
arrondissement of Mortagne, Orne. . . . Oderic Vital, confirms
his presence at Hastings, saying that he, with many others, in
charging the English, fell into an ancient ditch and was killed.
He married Richeveride, by whom he was the father of three
sons, . . . Richard, who was at the conquest (sometimes called
de Aquila), obtained the barony of Pevensy in Sussex, with other
large estates, and was killed by an arrow shot in the eye at the
seige of the castle of Saint-Susanne in 1085; . . . ."
Sanders, in "English Baronies", pp. 136-137, however,
states that Pevensy in Sussex was granted to Gilbert de l'Aigle
(son of Richer) after its confiscation in 1106 after the battle
of Tinchebrai. Robert, Count of Mortain, was Domesday lord of
Pevensy.
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