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[41053] The unverified Barbara McDonald Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2016 offers: "When Thomas Borden was born on December 8, 1697, in Tiverton, Rhode Island, his father, Richard, was 26 and his mother, Innocent, was 22. He married Mary Gifford on August 14, 1721, in his hometown. They had 10 children in 11 years. He died in April 1740 in Tiverton, Rhode Island, at the age of 42. . . . Mary Gifford was born on October 6, 1695, in Sandwich, Massachusetts. She married Thomas Borden on August 14, 1721, in Tiverton, Rhode Island. They had 10 children in 11 years. . . ."
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See "Medieval English Ancestors of Certain Americans," Carl Boyer III (Santa Clarita, CA, 2001), p. 97.
http://www.freewebz.com/powys/pl_tree/ps19/ps19_079.htm reports: "A rebel baron, excommunicated in 1215. Of Whittington, Shropshire and Alveston, Glos."
Robert Brian Stewart of Heidelberg, Germany posted at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cousin/html/p325.htm: "Fulke Fitzwarin was born about 1169 in Hertfordshire, England. The book by Maurine Keen, 'The Outlaws of Medieval Legend', includes a chapter on the story of the Romance of Fulke Fitzwarin, and several chapters on the Robin Hood ballads. Fulke was married to Maude le Vavasour. The true-life story of Maude's relationship with Fulke Fitzwarin is very similar to the legend of Robin Hood and Maid Marian. Maudes parents were Sir Robert le Vavasour and Julian de Ros."
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A post by John P. Ravilious 4 May 2003 in GEN-MEDIEVAL-L Archives offers:
The current account in CP concerning Fulk FitzWarin 'III' [1] is compressed into a footnote initially concerned with Sir Fulk FitzWarin (d. 14 May 1254), father of Sir Fulk FitzWarin of Whittington, Salop, 1st Lord FitzWarin:
'He was s. and h. of Fulk fitz Warin of Whittington (living Oct. 1250), who m., 1stly, Maud, widow of Theobald Walter, and da. of Robert le Vavasur (Patent Roll, 9 Joh., m. 5; Fine Roll, mm. II, 8) and, 2ndly, Clarice Dauberville (Fine Roll, 34 Hen. III, m. 2; Chron. of Fulk FitzWarin, p. 410.' [2]
A long-running discourse is to be found in CP, on SGM and elsewhere on the identification of individuals named Fulk FitzWarin, and (as noted esp. on SGM) the lack of certainty concerning these identifications. In particular, the chronology concerning Fulk 'III' and his son Fulk 'IV' has caused considerable confusion, consternation and frequent error. While I do not concur with her final determination on this point, Janet Meisel correctly states on this subject, 'Although the records of the thirteenth century give a surprisingly clear picture of Fulk III's life, they give an even more surprisingly muddled picture of his death. Unlikely though it may seem, it is impossible to determine the date of Fulk's death with anything approaching certainty.' [3]
The confusion in large part emanates from two sources:
A. The Chronicle of Fulk FitzWarin, which states that Clarice d'Auberville was the 2nd wife of Fulk 'III' [4]. [the Chronicle is specifically cited as one of the sources used in CP V:495(c)].
B. Sir William Dugdale, who also used the Chronicle (in a manuscript collection he cited as 'Lel. Coll. Vol. I', using pp. 261 through 269) together with other sources, and unfortunately managed to combine Fulk 'III' and 'IV' together as evidenced by his writing,' This Fulke married a second Wife called Clarice; and in 48 Hen. 3 being in the Battle of Lewes, on the Kings part; was there drowned in the adjacent River; leaving issue Fulke his Son and Heir, and a Daughter called Eve, who became the second Wife to Lewelin Prince of Wales.' [5]
There are two sources of information, hitherto unknown or unrecognized, which provide sufficient details as to resolve the confusion, and to provide a basis for reconstructing the FitzWarin pedigree [6].
1. Narborough, co. Leics. was a part of the maritagium of Maud le Vavasour, concerning which there is significant documentation. Concerning this, we know that Maud le Vavasour must have died before 1226, by which time Hawise FitzWarin (daughter of Fulk 'III' and Maud le Vavsour) and her husband William Pantulf were holding Narborough as part of her maritagium. At that time, her half-brother Theobald Walter brought a suit of 'mort d' ancestor' to recover the manor, which was not ultimately successful [7].
Concerning the market at Narborough, co. Leics. for which Fulk 'III' had a charter from King Henry III in 1219, and to which his right was reinstated in 1220 [8], this apparently fell in disuse, possibly as a result of the suit of Theobald Walter in 1226. There is record of the revival of the market in 1235 for Hubert Huse, the second husband of Hawise FitzWarin (William Pantulf d. in 1233) in the Close Rolls, as follows:
'On 22 Nov 1235, K Hen III granted Hubert Hues that the market which was accustomed to be held at the manor, which was formerly held by Fulk fitz Warin, deceased, was to be revived and to be held as before on Tues. Mandate to the sh of Leicestershire to proclaim the market and cause it to be held (CR, 1234-7, p. 210).' [9]
We have then a contemporaneous statement that the Fulk FitzWarin who held this market (the earliest grant of which to one 'Fulk FitzWarin was in 1219) was deceased on or before 22 November 1235, to the knowledge of the King and his court. As closely involved as Fulk 'III' had been with the King (cf. Meisel, pp. 41-51), and given that the manor of Narborough was only brought into the FitzWarin family by the marriage of Maud le Vavasour to Fulk 'III' no later than 1 October 1207, we can then be confident that Fulk 'III' was in fact the deceased individual referred to in the Close Roll entry.
2. Clarice d'Auberville is identified in the 'Chronicle of Fulk FitzWarin' as the second wife of Fulk 'III', which identification is taken up by the CP account referenced above. This has been relatively consistently reflected, from the 'Chronicle' (14th century) through Dugdale [10], with one noted exception. Ivor West, in discussing a number of issues concerning individuals surnamed FitzWarin/FitzWarine, noted the placement of Clarice d'Auberville in an older version of CP as wife of Fulk 'IV' and mother of Fulk 'V' [11].
The answer as to the correct placement is provided in part by an entry in the records of King's Bench from 1249, which Meisel stated was "so peculiar that I quote it in its entirety. 'Fulk Fitz Warin acknowledges that he gave, conceded and by his charter confirmed to Mabil, his daughter, for homage and her service, his entire manor of Lambourn with all appurtenances, to have and hold for herself and the heirs of her body of Fulk and his heirs freely, quietly, etc., saving religious service, as is described in his charter.' "[12]
Meisel did not understand that this was Mabel, wife first of William de Crevequer, and secondly of John de Tregoz [13], who was clearly 'marriageable'; she further was unaware that Lambourn was in fact carried by Mabel FitzWarin as her maritagium, and that the manor (or a moiety thereof) is known to have been carried by Sybil de Tregoz, daughter of Mabel FitzWarin, to her marriage to Sir William de Grandison, 1st Lord Grandison [14].
It is clear, however, that Mabel was the daughter of a Fulk FitzWarin who was alive in 1249, as evidenced by the record provided by Meisel as noted above. Given that Fulk 'IV' had received the manor of Edlington, co. Yorks. as part of his inheritance and defended same successfully in 1252 against a suit by John le Vavasour, it is clear that he was the son of Maud le Vavasour and not another wife of Fulk 'III' (if Fulk 'III' indeed had another wife) [15]. Further, since Fulk 'III' had died in 1235 or before, it was Fulk 'IV' who was the father of Mabel, subsequently wife of William de Crevequer and John de Tregoz, as evidenced by this record of 1249. Mabel FitzWarin had two daughters and coheiresses by her second husband John de Tregoz: the eldest, Clarice, wife of Sir Roger la Warre (lst Lord La Warre, or de la Warr), and the youngest, Sybil, wife of Sir William, lst Lord Grandison. The younger, Sybil, was given a family name of the Tregoz family (Sybil de Ewyas, heiress of Ewyas Harold, was grandmother of John de Tregoz).
The name Clarice, given to the elder daughter, is onomastic evidence that Mabel FitzWarin was the daughter of Clarice d'Auberville: based on the chronological facts, she could in fact not have been the daughter of Constance de Tosny [16].
Fulk 'III' is typically placed as being born in 1178 or before, and living at least until October 1250 [17], and even is placed by Meisel as living later, that he 'probably died in the spring or early summer of 1258'. Writers have either not noted the alleged advanced age of Fulk (say 72 or more in 1250, and possibly over 80 in 1258), or indicated surprise at his activity at that age [18].
We can now clarify the basic reason for the confusion. Fulk 'III' died in 1235 or shortly before, aged say 56 (assuming a birth date of 1178, as per Meisel) or slightly older; references to Fulk FitzWarin or Fulk FitzWarin 'senior' from that date until the battle of Evesham (1264) therefore refer to his son Fulk 'IV', aged say 26 or slightly older at his father's death in 1235; say 40 years of age or so at the time of granting the maritagium of his daughter Mabel in 1249; and no more than 56 at the time of his death at Evesham.
The FitzWarin family therefore is properly reconstructed as follows:
1) Theobald = bef 1200 Maud le = 2) Fulk 'III' FitzWarin
Walter I (19) Vavasor I bef 1 Oct 1207
d. bef 14 I I d. ca. 1235
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Theobald Walter Hawise Fulk 'IV' = 1) Clarice = 2)Constance
b. ca. 1200 =1) bef 1226 FitzWarin I d'Auberville I de Tosny
of Boxted, William b.say F) I (20) I m. after
Suffolk & c. Pantulf 1208 I I 1238
(19) 2) Hubert k. 1264 I I (20)
Huse I I
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Mabel FitzWarin = 1) William de Fulk 'V' FitzWarin
Crevequer b. 14 Sept 1251
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[1] For purposes of relating this discussion to prior posts and publications, the following designations are adhered to (with the caveat that no such numbering system was known to have been used in the 12th/13th centuries):
Fulk 'I' FitzWarin held to have been the 'son of Warin', m. Eve; d. ca. 1171
Fulk 'II' of Whittington, co. Salop & c.; m. Hawise, dau. and coheiress of Josce de Dinan [Lambourn, co. Berks. was her maritagium or inheritance]; d. after Nov. 1194
Fulk 'III' of Whittington, co. Salop., Lambourn, co. Berks. & c.; noted marcher baron and adversary of King John, and (largely) the subject of the 'Chronicle of Fulk FitzWarin'; m. before 1 Oct 1207 Maud, dau. and heiress of Robert le Vavasour and widow of Theobald Walter 'I'
Fulk 'IV' of Whittington, co. Salop.; supporter of King Henry III against Simon de Montfort; m. Constance de Tony/Tosny; k. in escaping from Battle of Lewes,(drowned), 14 May 1264
Fulk 'V' of Whittington, co. Salop; b. 14 Sept 1251; m. bef 25 Feb 1276/7 to Margaret 'de la Pole', dau. of Gruffydd ap Gwenwynwyn of Powys (d. 1286); summoned to Parliament from 24 June 1295 to 16 Oct 1315 by writs directed 'Fulconi filio Warini', thereby held to have become 1st Lord FitzWarin; d. 24 Nov 1315
[2] CP, Vol. V - FitzWarin, p. 495, note (c).
[3] Janet Meisel, Barons of the Welsh Frontier: The Corbet, Pantulf and Fitz Warin Families, 1066-1272, p. 50.
[4] Various renditions of 'The Chronicle of Fulk FitzWarin' are to be found in Internet sources. Much of the tale is taken into the text of Dugdale's account of the career of Fulk 'III' FitzWarin (see reference below).
[5] Dugdale, Baronage of England (London: Thomas Newcomb, 1675 [reprint New York: Georg Verlag, 1977], Fitz-Warine: pp. 443-5.
[6] The generally accepted structure of the family, as of this writing, would appear as follows:
[I] [II]
1) Theobald = bef 1200 Maud le = 2) Fulk FitzWarin = Clarice Walter I Vavasor I bef 1 Oct 1207 d'Auberville
d. bef 14 I I
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Theobald Walter Hawise Fulk FitzWarin = Constance
b. ca. 1200 = bef 1226 k. at Lewes I de Tosny
of Boxted, Suffolk William I b. say
& c. Pantulf I 1233/35
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b. 1251; de Crevequer
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de la Pole
[7] Meisel, pp. 98-99.
[8] Meisel, p. 98.
[9] Close Rolls of the Reign of Henry III (1227-1272), Vol. II p. 210, as cited in the Gazetteer of Markets and Fairs: www.histparl.ac.uk/cmh/gaz
[10] Dugdale, Baronage ,p. 445.
[11] The lack of clarity in distinguishing between the various Fulks FitzWarin is nothing new to members of SGM; a review of the archives will suffice to bear this out. CP also has had issues in this regard . . . noted below by Ivor West -
'Message 5 in thread
From: Ivor West
Subject: Re: FitzWarine - Argentan
Newsgroups: soc.genealogy.medieval
Date: 2003-02-21 08:29:50 PST
I think I have it worked out now, thanks to J.J. Alexander's paper on the early owners of Merton, (DCNQ, xx, 256).
Reverting to Clarice de Auberville: on looking at an older version of CP, I notice that she is attributed as wife to Fulk fitzWarin, d.1264. If it isn't shown as such in the current edition, presumably they have back-tracked for some reason or have left it indeterminate. It goes:
"Fulk fitz-Warine, of Whittington and Alberbury, co.Salop., s.and h. of Fulk F. of the same, by Clarice [presumably de Auberville] his wife, suc. his father (who was slain, ex Parte Regis, in the battle of Lewes), 14 May 1264...", which seems to sideline Constance de Toeni.
If this is the correct scenario, Mabel becomes the full sister of Fulk, 1251 - 1315, rather than a half-sister, but the age discontinuity, with Mabel born c1225, would remain.
[12] Meisel, p. 96.
[13] Meisel argued that the grant of Lambourn to a daughter of Fulk 'III' was 'patently absurd', and that Mabil 'must have been unmarriageable, for most of Fulk's children were married in the 1220s' [p. 96].
[14] CP, under Tregoz, and Grandison.
[15] Meisel, p. 99.
[16] Constance de Tosny was born most likely between July 1233 and Jan. 1236/7: 1. Her parents, Ralph (VI) de Tosny and Petronilla de Lacy, were married after October 1232 (CP Vol XII-Tony). A birthdate of July 1233 would be the earliest reasonable date, but we do not know that such a birth occurred, or that Constance was necessarily the eldest child (surviving or otherwise). 2. Fulk, son of Constance by Fulk FitzWarin, was born 14 September
1251 (CP Vol V-FitzWarin, p. 495). Assuming the conventions of the age were observed, Constance was aged 14 or more at the time of conception: therefore, a date of January 1236/7 would be the latest presumable (although not theoretical) birthdate for Constance. Her father, Roger de Tosny, d. 1239 (CP) at sea, while on Crusade. His actual departure date from England is not known, but this was most likely in the summer of 1239 (Runciman, History of the Crusades III:211-2). There could have been no issue of the marriage of Roger de Tosny and Petronilla de Lacy, posthumous or otherwise, after early 1240.
At the time of Fulk 'IV' FitzWarin's grant of the manor of Lambourn to Mabel FitzWarin in 1249, evidently as her maritagium, Fulk himself was no more than 41 years of age; Constance de Tosny, no more than 16 years of age, and possibly less. Working backward from the terminus of the estimated birth date for Clarice de Tregoz (no later than Jan 1261/2), the birthdate for Mabel FitzWarin was no later than April 1247 (assuming she was at least 14 at the time of conception for Clarice). As Constance de Tosny was most likely aged 13 or less in April 1247, the mother of Mabel FitzWarin had then to be a previous wife of Fulk 'IV' FitzWarin.
[17] Fulk was 'almost certainly a young man in his twenties when he succeeded his father in 1198' (Meisel, p. 36). As to his being alive in October 1250, see CP Vol V, p. 495, note (c), as discussed above.
[18] Meisel, pp. 50-51.
[19] Theobald, son of Theobald Walter and Maud le Vavasor, was aged 6 at his father's IPM (14 Feb 1205/6), therefore 1. The son was most likely born before March 1200, and 2. Theobald Walter and Maud le Vavasor were most likely married in 1199, or before.
[20] For the identification of Clarice d'Auberville as lst wife, and mother of Mabel FitzWarin, see note [16] above. As to Constance de Tosny as 2nd wife, and mother of Fulk 'V' FitzWarin, see CP Vol. V (FitzWarin), p. 495 note (d).
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Rachel (Beall or) HEPBURN
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[41988] This line is from the unverified Brown Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2017, noting that her marriage record lists her as Rachel Beall, believed to be daugher of Patrick Hepburn (b. 1661 in Edunburg, Midlothian, Scotland). Ancestry.com offers: "Hepburn Name Meaning - Northern English and Scottish: habitational name from Hebron, or Hebburn in County Durham, so named from Old English heah high + byrgen burial mound, tumulus."
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[45112] The unverified Hoover Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2019 offers: "When James W Hockett was born on June 25, 1853, in Henry, Iowa, his father, David, was 22 and his mother, Mary, was 23. He married J. W. Hockett on May 5, 1878. He then married Mary A. Lippincott and they had two children together. He died on November 29, 1918, in Indianola, Iowa, at the age of 65, and was buried in Earlham, Iowa."
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William III was also Duke of Aquitaine. "Ancestral Roots..." (Balt., 1992) 110-23. http://www.theroyfamily.com/gen/roy/p597.htm reports: "William III "the Great", Count of Poitou, was also known as William V, Duke of Aquitaine. In 1019 William married Agnes of Burgundy, Princess of Lombardy, daughter of Otto William, King of Lombardy, Count of Burgandy and Macon, and Ermentrude de Roucy, Queen of Lombardy, Countess of Macon. William III "the Great", Count of Poitou, died on Sunday, 31 January 1030 as a monk. Children of William III "the Great", Count of Poitou, and Agnes of Burgundy, Princess of Lombardy: Agnes of Poitou (+ d. 14 Dec 1077 ); Beatrix of Poitou; William V, Count of Poitou (+ b. a 1023, d. 1058); William VI, Count of Poitou (+ b. ca 1024, d. 25 Sep 1089). References: Weis, Frederick Lewis, "Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists Who Came to New England Between 1623 and 1650" Fifth Edition (Baltimore, Maryland: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1982) and Stuart, Roderick W., "Royalty for Commoners, The Complete Known Lineage of John of Gaunt, Son of Edward III, King of England, and Queen Philippa" Fourth Edition (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company, 2002).
http://www.francebalade.com/poitou/ctpoitou02.htm offers: "Guillaume V le Grand (995-1030): C'est le fils du précedent, il est né vers 975. Il épouse en premières noces Adalmode de Gévaudan dont il a Guillaume le Gros qui suit. En secondes noces il épouse Brisque de Gascogne dont il a Eudes qui suit, Adelais épouse du Comte d'Armagnac et Thibault mort jeune. Enfin en troisième noces il épouse Agnès de Bourgogne dont il a Guillaume VII Aigret qui suit, Guy-Geoffroy (Guillaume VIII) qui suit et Agnès l'épouse de Henri III Empereur d'Allemagne. Dés son arrivée à la tete du Comté de Poitiers, Guillaume se trouve pris dans le conflit entre les Comtes de Blois et d'Anjou. En 996 ce dernier Foulques Nerra se trouve en situation difficile et il fait appel à Aldebert de Périgord évoqué ci dessus. Il est devenu Comte de Périgord et s'est remarié à Adalmode de Gévaudan la fille d'Adélaide d'Anjou (tante du Comte d'Anjou Foulques Nerra). Aldebert traverse le Poitou et prend Tours pour le Comte d'Anjou et retraverse à nouveau le Poitou impunément. Après son retour en Périgord il se soulève contre le Comte Guillaume et fait le siège de la forteresse de Gencay, il y est grièvement blessé et meurt peu de temps après à Charroux qui est alors la capitale de La Marche. Guillaume épouse alors Adalmode, la veuve du Comte de Périgord. Il accorde le Périgord à Boson de la Marche et s'accomode avec Eudes de Déols. Il se montre reconnaissant envers Guillaume II Taillefer Comte d'Angouleme qui l'a aidé lors de son accession au pouvoir, il lui donne la tutelle des Vicomtés de Rochechouart, Melle, Aulnay ainsi que celle des Seigneuries de Chabanais, Confolens et Ruffec et enfin il lui apporte son aide pour se marier avec Gerberge d'Anjou, la soeur de Foulques III Nerra. Tous ces évènements contribuent à pacifier le Duché d'Aquitaine. Guillaume donne d'ailleurs une nouvelle signification à ce titre, au delà de la fonction militaire, le Duc d'Aquitaine devient, avec lui, progressivement un chef d'état. Guillaume parvient à gerer avec beaucoup de duplicité le conflit entre les puissants Sires de Lusignan et les Vicomtes de Thouars. Le Vicomte Savary III de Thouars s'était emparé d'un domaine appartenant aux Lusignan. Guillaume promet à Hugues le Brun Sire de Lusignan de le lui rendre à la mort de Savary qui a lieu en 1003, mais en pratique il l'attribue au successeur et frère de Savary, Raoul. Pourtant les deux ennemis arrivent à s'entendre, Hugues doit épouser la fille de Raoul. Mais Guillaume fait échouer ce mariage en proposant à Hugues de Lusignan la veuve de Joscelin I de Parthenay (qui n'avait laissé qu'un fils en bas age). Une fois Hugues d'accord, le duc s'arrange alors pour que ce mariage échoue lui aussi et provoque la guerre entre le Vicomte de Thouars d'une part et le Sire de Lusignan et le Duc lui meme d'autre part. C'est pendant cette guerre que meurt le Vicomte Raoul vers l'année 1014. Dans une autre affaire concernant Civray et mettant en jeu le Comte Bernard de la Marche, Hugues IV de Lusignan et Aimery I de Rancon, Guillaume manifesta encore beaucoup de duplicité, toujours aux dépens de Hugues et au bénéfice de Aimery de Rancon et de Bernard de la Marche cette fois. Hugues se facha et réagit violemment en s'emparant du chateau de Chizé, Guillaume fut obligé de traiter et cèda finalement à Hugues de Lusignan des domaines à Parthenay. C'est vers 1006 qu'étant devenue veuf d'Adalmode, Guillaume se remarie avec Brisque soeur de Sanche-Guillaume Duc de Gascogne. Plus tard, à la mort de Sanche, qui n'avait pas d'héritier direct, le Duché de Gascogne sera réuni au Duché d'Aquitaine. Dans ces memes années les Normands font de nouvelles incursions dévastatrices en Poitou, ce furent les dernières. Pourtant le Duc Guillaume entreprend de renforcer la défense de la cote Atlantique en donnant la place de Talmond et le sud du pays d'Herbauges à une de ses fidèles Guillaume le Chauve (sans doute un batard de Guillaume Fier à Bras, donc demi frère du Duc). Guillaume le Chauve épousa Ameline la fille du Sire de Parthenay qui lui attribua des domaines permettant ainsi de constituer la nouvelle Seigneurie de Talmond, en meme temps il construisait une forteresse à la Roche sur Yon, dans l'arrière pays. En 1019 Guillaume le Grand est veuf pour la seconde fois, il épouse alors Agnès fille de Otte Guillaume Comte de Bourgogne et d'Ermentrude petite fille du Roi de France Louis IV d'Outremer. Agnès est également la petite fille de l'ancien Roi Adalbert d'Italie. A cette époque Poitiers est en partie détruite par un incendie et Guillaume se consacre à la reconstruction de la ville. Il parvient à faire introniser le nouvel Eveque de Limoges, Geraud fils du Vicomte Guy de Limoges, par l'Archeveque de Bordeaux aux dépens du droit de l'Archeveque de Bourges, ce poste étant alors vacant. A la mort de Geraud, en 1022, Guillaume essaie de pérenniser ce type d'intronisation. Aussitot il se retrouve en conflit avec le nouvel Archeveque de Bourges et avec Robert II, le Roi de France qui a la tutelle du siège de Bourges. L'intervention de l'Eveque Fulbert de Chartres permet à Guillaume de faire amende honorable et de préserver l'attribution de Limoges à l'Eveque Jourdain. En 1024 l'Empereur d'Allemagne Henri II décede, les Italiens profitent de la situation pour essayer de se rendre indépendants et proposent la couronne d'Italie au Roi de France Robert. Celui-ci se récuse et les Italiens se tournent alors vers Guillaume de Poitiers. Après avoir hésité et même fait un voyage en Italie Guillaume renonce à son tour ne voulant pas se trouver en conflit avec le nouvel Empereur d'Allemagne. L'affaire trouvera son épilogue plus tard avec le mariage de la fille de Guillaume, Agnès, avec l'Empereur d'Allemagne Henri III. Guillaume fut un prince profondément religieux qui est allé en pélerinage à Rome et à St Jacques de Compostelle à plusieurs reprises. Pour autant il reste tolérant vis à vis de l'hérésie Manichéenne et des Juifs. Il a un role de régulateur et de médiateur dans les différents conflits entre hommes d'église de son Duché. Il en est ainsi en particulier dans les Abbayes de Saint Cyprien de Poitiers, de Saint Maixent, dans l'Eveché de Limoges et au Concile de Charroux. Il est ami avec Fulbert de Chartres. Il a eu sept enfants de ses trois épouses. La dernière, Agnès de Bourgogne veut que le Comté de Poitiers et le Duché d'Aquitaine revienne à son fils aux dépens des fils ainé des précedents mariages. Pour éviter cette spoliation, Guillaume le Grand transmet ses biens de son vivant à son fils ainé Guillaume. Il meurt peu après dans l'Abbaye de Maillezais le 31 Janvier 1030."
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[32894] John m. Manerva Seal (b. ca. 1850). His ancestors are from the unverified Sheesley family tree in Ancestry.com in 2012. If he is the John (1855-1893) buried in Reynoldsville, Jefferson Co., PA, wife Elizabeth _____ (1863-1937) is buried with him. Find A Grave Memorial 65695065 offers different information for John.
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[37917] The person is from an unverified file in https://www.geni.com/people/James-Stewart in 2020. The surname is also seen as Stewart. This line requires further documentation.
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[21047] Susannah is daughter of Michael Wolf and Susannah Salada. "Elizabethville Echo [Elizabethville, PA], 24 November 1932," p. 4: "Mrs. Susan J. Ritzman, aged and respected resident of Gratz, died at her home in that community at 11.20 o'clock, Monday morning, November 21st. Her demise followed a prolonged illness and paralytic stroke. Deceased was a daughter of the late Michael and Susannah Wolfe and was born in Lykens Township December 12, 1855. She was confirmed a member of Simeon's Lutheran congregation at Gratz, April 15, 1871 by the Rev. Thomas Steck, and was wed to Franklin M. Ritzman January 27, 1873 by the same pastor. Mr. Ritzman died several years ago. With the exception of one year when she was a resident of Snyler County, Mrs. Ritzman had lived in the Gratz community her entire life. She was a member of Simeon's Lutheran congregation, a life member of the Women's Missionary Society and the Ladies' Aide Society of that church. Survivors are three daughters and two sons: Mrs. Lizzie Shade, Jennie, Mrs. George Hoffman, Grace Mrs. R. E. Blyler and Joseph Ritzman, all of Gratz and George H. Ritzman, Philadelphia. Other survivors are three sisters, Mrs. H. C. Fidler, Gratz; Mrs. Louisa Wolfgang, Temple, Pa., Mrs. Newton Schminky, Portland Oregon ; seventeen grandchildren and twelve great-grandchildren."