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     (?) de Montealgre married Bernado Diaz de Asturias, son of Conde Diego Fernández de Asturias (?) and Cristina Fernandez (?).

     Aldonza (?) de Asturias married Pelayo Fruelas el Diacono, son of Fruela Azmares.

     Ordoño (?) of León, Count of Asturias was born at León, Spain (now).
Ordoño (?) of León, Count of Asturias died in 932.¹
      ; NB: Genealogics says that Ordoño's mother was Fruela's 1st wife, Ximena. Med Lands says she was Fruela's 2nd wife, Urraca.
     Med Lands states: "The Crónica de Sampiro (interpolated, España Sagrada edition) records that Fruela II married “Muniam Domnam” by whom he had “filios...Adefonsum, Ordonium sive et Ranimirum”[295]. His parentage is corrected by the charter dated 976 which records an inventory of transactions involving "Uilla Naptaulio" which was made by "Fredenandus Uermudizi et Giluyra", among which a charter of "domna Urraca regina et filios suos Ordonio et Ranimiro"[296]. “Urraca regina...Hordonius regis prolis...Fortis filius domni Froilanis...” confirmed the charter dated 15 Jul 925 under which King Fruela II donated the site of their monastery to "abbati Attanarico" and the monastery of San Andres de Pardomino[297]."
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Conclusion: I have chosen to follow Med Lands on this, given the evidence presented. GA Vaut.^5,3,6

     Teresa Vermúdez (?) de León was born in 992.^1,2 She married Abu Amir Muhammed 'El-Mançour/Almanzor/al-Mansur' Ibn Abi (?) between 999 and August 1002.^1,2,6

Teresa Vermúdez (?) de León died on 25 April 1039.^1,2
Teresa Vermúdez (?) de León was buried after 25 April 1039 at Real Monasterio de San Pelayo, Oviedo, Asturias, Spain (now).
      ; Per Med Lands:
     "TERESA de León ([992]-25 Apr 1039, bur San Pelayo de Oviedo). The Chronicon Regum Legionensium names "Alfonso and Teresa" as the children of King Vermudo and his wife Elvira, stating that Teresa was married, by her brother after their father died, to "a certain pagan king of Toledo for the sake of peace, although she was herself unwilling"[597]. According to the same source, her husband died immediately after consummating the marriage, as his wife had predicted, having ordered her to be returned to León with sumptuous gifts. The Chronicon Regum Legionensium records that, after her return, she became a nun at San Pelayo de Oviedo where she was buried[598]. The sources are contradictory regarding the identity of Teresa´s husband. The Chronicon Mundi of Lucas Tudensis records that King Alfonso “inito consilio nobiles regni” (which suggests that the marriage took place during the king´s minority) married "Tharasiam sororem Regis Adefonsi" to "Abdella Rex Toletanus"[599]. According to the 14th century Ibn-Khaldun, in 993 King Vermudo sent "sa fille à Almanzor" who enslaved her but later freed and married her[600]. Cotarelo, analysing the chronology of the interactions between the kings of León and Al-Mansur in the late 10th/early 11th centuries, concludes that “no hay...posibilidad de que el rey Don Bermudo entregase su hija a [Almanzor]”[601]. The Chronicon Regum Legionensium refers to Al-Mansur and his son in a passage which immediately follows the text which recounts Teresa's marriage, without making the link between the two[602]. "Geloira regina" donated property to Santiago de Compostela by charter dated 18 Aug 1017, subscribed by "Adefonsus princeps, Sancia proles Ueremudi, Tarasia proles Ueremudi, Geloira proles Ueremudi…"[603]. "Tarasia proles Ueremudi principis et xristi ancilla" donated property in León to Santiago de Compostela, for the soul of "genitricis mee dive memorie dne. Giloire regine", by charter dated 1 Mar 1028[604]. "…Giloira deouota, Sancia, Tarasia deouota…" subscribed the charter dated 15 Nov 1028 under which "Ueremudus proles Adefonsi principis et Geluire regine" donated "villam meam…Cordario que fuit avorum et parentum meorum Menendi et dne Tote" to Santiago de Compostela[605]. "Sancia et Tarasia filie Ueremudi principis et Geloire, xristi ancille" donated "villam nostram…in territorio Carnote in littore maris ubi fluvius Tamaris se infudit in mare" to Santiago de Compostela by charter dated 27 Jan 1030[606]. Her epitaph records the death at the convent of Oviedo 25 Apr 1039 of "Tarasia Christo dicata, proles Beremundi regis et Geloiræ reginæ"[607].
     "m ([999/Aug 1002]) ABDULLAH King of Toledo, son of ---, or m ([999/Aug 1002]) polygamously, MUHAMMAD bin Abi Amir "al-Mansur/the Victorious" Regent of Córdoba, son of --- (-10 Aug 1002).]"
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; Per Wikipedia (Es.): "Teresa Bermúdez (fallecida el 25 de abril de 1039).14? Según el obispo Pelayo, Tarasiam post mortem patris sui dedit Adefonsus in coniugio, ipsa nolente, cuidam pagano regi toletano pro pace.15? Ibn Jaldún observó que «en 993 Bermudo envió a su hija para Almanzor quien la hizo su esclava y después la emancipó y se casó con ella.»14? Así, de acuerdo con estos autores, Teresa fue entregada por su padre o por su hermano Alfonso a Almanzor y, después de ser liberada tras la muerte de este, regresó al reino de León16? donde profesó como religiosa en el monasterio de San Pelayo de Oviedo en el que fue sepultada a su muerte17? según consta en su epitafio que reza: Hic dilecta Deo recubans Tarasia Christo dicata proles Beremundi regis et Geloire reginae uel si obiit sub die vii kalendas magii feria IIII hora mediae noctis, era MLXXVII.18? Los historiadores modernos dudan de la veracidad de estos acontecimientos y opinan que existe una confusión con una de las hijas del rey Sancho Garcés II de Pamplona llamada Urraca o Abda que fue dada por su padre en 983 a Almanzor ya que Teresa no nació hasta después de 991."⁷

     Sir Henry Sherrington of Lacock, Wilts married Ann Paget.²

     Sir Henry Sherrington of Lacock, Wilts lived at Lacock, Wiltshire, England.¹

     Aveline (?) de Hesdin married Alan Fitz Fleald Baron of Oswestry, son of Fleald Fitz Alan.^1,2

      ; Leo van de Pas cites: The Lineage and Ancestry of H.R.H. Prince Charles, Prince of Wales Edinburgh, 1977., Gerald Paget, Reference: vol I 211.² GAV-25 EDV-25 GKJ-26. Aveline (?) de Hesdin was living in 1126.²

     Arnulf (?) Seigneur de Hesdin married Emmelina (?)^3,2

      ; Leo van de Pas cites: The Lineage and Ancestry of H.R.H. Prince Charles, Prince of Wales Edinburgh, 1977., Gerald Paget, Reference: vol I 211.² GAV-26 EDV-26 GKJ-27. Arnulf (?) Seigneur de Hesdin was seigneur de Hesdin, who held great estates in England at the time of Domesday Book in 1086 at Picardy, England.¹

     Rodrigo Diaz de Asturias (?) Count of Oviedo died before 1090.¹

     Rodrigo Alfonsez (?) Count of Asturias married Gonia (?)

Rodrigo Alfonsez (?) Count of Asturias died in 1011.

     Gonia (?) married Rodrigo Alfonsez (?) Count of Asturias, son of Alfonso Ordonez (?) Count of Asturias and Justa (?).

     Alfonso Ordonez (?) Count of Asturias married Justa (?)

Alfonso Ordonez (?) Count of Asturias died circa 955.

     Justa (?) married Alfonso Ordonez (?) Count of Asturias, son of Ordoño (?) of León, Count of Asturias.

     Pedro Diaz (?) de Asturias married Maria Ordóñez (?), daughter of Ordoño Álvarez and Gontrodo "Sol" Rodriguez.²

Pedro Diaz (?) de Asturias died between 1137 and 1141.¹
     Pedro Diaz (?) de Asturias was also known as Pedro Diaz de Valle.³

; Per Med Lands:
     "PEDRO Díaz (-[1137/41]). “Gotina Petriz...nepta de...Gotina Gutterriz et de Monnio [Iohannes]...cum filiis meis Petro Diaz, Fernando Diaz, Facundo Diaz” confirmed donations made to “monasteriolum...Sancti Michaelis...in Gallekellos” made by “aua mea domna Gotina” by charter dated 14 Jul 1089[13]. He confirmed the 1094 donation of his mother[14]. “Gotina Petriz...cum filiis meis Petro Didaz, Fernando Didaz” donated "in villa...Quintana...in Otero...et in Rianno...quem habui de viro meo Monnio Adefonso” to Sahagún by charter dated 31 May 1096[15]. Queen Urraca granted "villa…Coruellos, territorio Legionensi, inter duo flumina, Turio et Porma…extra hereditates que fuerunt de Aluaro Citiz", adding that the property "fuit de vestro avo commite Munnio Munniz", to "Tellus Telliz et Fernandus Telliz" by charter dated May 1112, subscribed by "Froilanus comes, Petrus Didaz, Rudericus Didaz, Rudericus Vermudiz, Petrus Brauoliz, Gutier Fernandiz equonomus regine, Petrus Ruderiquiz, Didacus Aluitiz, Gundisaluus Aluitis"[16]. "...Petrus Didaz..." subscribed the charter dated 4 Jan 1113 under which Queen Urraca donated property to the hospital of San Marcelo[17]. He was an active supporter of Queen Urraca, who installed him as tenente of las Torres de León in 1114 and of the fortress of Valle de Mansilla. "…Petrus Didaz, Rudericus Didaci…" subscribed the charter dated 26 Nov 1115 under which Queen Urraca donated half of Caneda and the monastery of Ledesma to Santiago de Compostela[18]. "...Comes Froila Didaz, Petrus Didaz, Rodericus Didaz" subscribed the charter dated 15 Nov 1118 under which Queen Urraca granted protection to the monastery of San Martín de Valdepueblo[19]. "…Petrus Didacus de Legione…" subscribed the charter dated 26 Sep 1119 under which "Rex Dominus Adefonsus Hispanie ducis domini Reimundi et regine domine Urrace filius" donated property to the monastery of San Julián de Moraimo "in terra de Traba", with the consent of "domini Petri Galecie comitis"[20]. "...Petrus Diaz de Valle..." subscribed the charter dated 18 Jul 1126 under which Alfonso VII King of Castile donated Villar de Mazarife to León Santa María[21]. "Petro Didaz et uxor mea Maria Ordoniz" donated "monasterio Sancti Iohanis de Uirbiu in Asturias in Piaronia" to Eslonza monastery by charter dated 13 Jul 1129[22]. A charter dated 1132 records an agreement between the monastery of Eslonza and "Petrum Didazi…et uxor eius Maria Ordoniz" concerning the church of San Juan de Verbio[23]. The Chronica Adefonsi Imperatoris records that Alfonso VII King of Castile sent "Count Rodrigo Martínez and his brother Osorio" to León to besiege "Pedro Díaz…in rebellion in the castle of Valle". After pleading for his life with the king, he was allowed to go free but "left to wander in every direction without a king or protector, fell gravely ill and died poor and wretched"[24].
     "m MARÍA Ordóñez, daughter of ORDOÑO Álvarez & his [first wife Velasquita ---] ([before 1088]-after 1141). "Petro Didaz et uxor mea Maria Ordoniz" donated "monasterio Sancti Iohanis de Uirbiu in Asturias in Piaronia" to Eslonza monastery by charter dated 13 Jul 1129[25]. Her marriage is confirmed by the Chronica Adefonsi Imperatoris which records that King Alfonso VII "took a concubine…Guntroda, the daughter of Pedro Díaz and María Ordóñez…who belonged to the greatest family of the Asturians and the Tinians", dated to [1130/32] from the context[26]. A charter dated 1132 records an agreement between the monastery of Eslonza and "Petrum Didazi…et uxor eius Maria Ordoniz" concerning the church of San Juan de Verbio[27]. María Ordóñez named her nine children in an 1141 donation, in the order shown in this document[28].
     "Pedro & his wife had nine children:
     "i) ORDOÑO Pérez (-after 1150). María Ordóñez named her nine children in an 1141 donation, in the order shown in this document[29]. m firstly SANCHA Gutíerrez, daughter of ---. m secondly SANCHA Peláez, daughter of ---. Ordoño & his [first/second] wife had one child:
     "ii) DIEGO Pérez "Obregón" (-[1186]). María Ordóñez named her nine children in an 1141 donation, in the order shown in this document[31]. Tenente in Siero, Laviana and Asturias. - ÁLVAREZ de ASTURIAS.
     "iii) GONZALO Pérez "Gebelín" (-[1189/1200]). María Ordóñez named her nine children in an 1141 donation, in the order shown in this document[32]. He appears with his second wife in an 1189 document[33]. m firstly JULIANA Díaz, daughter of --- (-[1165]). m secondly SANCHA Pérez, daughter of ---. He left descendants by both marriages.
     "iv) RODRIGO Pérez (-[after 17 Jun 1193]). María Ordóñez named her nine children in an 1141 donation, in the order shown in this document[34]. He is named with his wife in an 1181 document[35]. ["…Rodericus Petri tenens Vilarpandum cum medietate Tauri…" subscribed the charter dated 4 May 1188 under which Alfonso IX King of León guaranteed the possessions of Santiago de Compostela[36]. "…Ruderico Petri tenente Taurum et Maioricam…" subscribed the charter dated 17 Jun 1193 under which Alfonso IX King of León granted the right to mint gold coins to Santiago de Compostela[37]. ] m MARÍA Peláez, daughter of ---.
     "v) GONTRODO Pérez (-León 29 Jun 1186, Santa María de Vega near Oviedo). María Ordóñez named her nine children in an 1141 donation, in the order shown in this document[38]. The Chronica Adefonsi Imperatoris records that King Alfonso VII "took a concubine…Guntroda, the daughter of Pedro Díaz and María Ordóñez…who belonged to the greatest family of the Asturians and the Tinians", dated to [1130/32] from the context[39]. “Gontrodo Petri...cum domina mea, et filia Urraca” donated property to the monastery of Santa María de Vega near Oviedo by charter dated 13 Oct 1153[40]. She became a nun at the monastery of Santa María de Vega near Oviedo[41]. Florez reproduces the epitaph in the same monastery which records the death in 1186 of “Guntrodo”[42]. m GUTIERRE Sebastiániz, son of --- (-1137). Tenente de Agular. Mistress ([1130/32]) of ALFONSO VII King of Castile and León, son of URRACA Queen of Castile and León & her first husband Raymond de Bourgogne [Comté] ([Grajal], Galicia 1 Mar 1105-Fresneda 21 Aug 1157, bur Toledo, Cathedral Santa María).
     "vi) URRACA Pérez . María Ordóñez named her nine children in an 1141 donation, in the order shown in this document[43].
     "vii) SANCHA Pérez. María Ordóñez named her nine children in an 1141 donation, in the order shown in this document[44].
     "viii) ESTEFANÍA Pérez (-after 1180). María Ordóñez named her nine children in an 1141 donation[45]. m MENENDO ---.
     "ix) MARÍA Pérez (-before 1159). María Ordóñez named her nine children in an 1141 donation, in the order shown in this document[46]. She is not named in her husband's donation dated 1159[47]. m GONZALO Pérez, son of PEDRO Adgas & his wife Jimena Fernández.
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      ; Jordan, who restored the mill at Burton to the monks of St Florent.

     Alan Fitz Jordan married Joan (?)¹

      ; Alan, hereditary Steward of Dol, who held estates in Britanny, Lincs, Notts and Norfolk, is called "a nobleman, Seneschal of Dol'' in a Bull of POPE ALEXANDER III, was living 1167; m Joan, and had issue.¹ As of 1167, Alan Fitz Jordan lived at an unknown place.¹

     Joan (?) married Alan Fitz Jordan, son of Jordan Fitz Alan and Mary (?).¹

     Jimena (?) de Leon married Conde Fernando Gundemáriz (?), son of Gundemaro Pinioliz (?) and Muniadomna (?),
;
His 1st wife.^1,3,4,2
      ; Per Med Lands:
     "[JIMENA de León ([1016/25]-). Menéndez Pidal hypothesises that “Jimena, wife of Fernando Gundemáriz”, was the daughter of Alfonso V King of León (and grandmother of Jimena Díaz, who married Rodrigo Díaz "el Cid")[673]. His theory attempts to explain why [her supposed granddaughter] Jimena was described as "neptem suam" by Alfonso VI King of Castile[674]. There are several difficulties with Menéndez Pidal´s hypothesis. Firstly, no source has been identified which names Fernando´s wife as Jimena. Secondly, the wife of Fernando Gundemáriz is named Muniadomna Ordóñez in another source: "[Ermegildus cognomento] Menendus Folienz…cum uxore sua…Gunterode Ordoniz" donated "villa…Tauoadelo quos fuit de comes domno Gundisaluo Menendi" to Vimeiro, naming "Ordonio Ranemiriz et sua mulier domna Geluira…suo genro Fredenando Gundemariz et…sua mulier Mummadomna Ordoniz", by charter dated 31 Mar 1045[675]. Thirdly, Fernando´s known wife Muniadomna was the niece of Elvira Menéndez, wife of King Alfonso V, which represents a sufficiently close family relationship for King Alfonso VI to call her granddaughter “neptem suam” (assuming that the term was used in an extended sense, which is not at all uncommon). Fourthly, the chronology appears tight for a daughter of King Alfonso V to have been the grandmother of Jimena (whose marriage is dated to 1074). The evidence for the supposed marriage of this Jimena de León therefore appears slight.
     "m [as his --- wife,] FERNANDO Gundemariz, son of Conde GUNDEMARO Pinióliz & his wife Muniadomna --- (-after 1044).]"
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; Per Med Lands:
     "FERNANDO Gundemáriz (-after 1044). "[Ermegildus cognomento] Menendus Folienz…cum uxore sua…Gunterode Ordoniz" donated "villa…Tauoadelo quos fuit de comes domno Gundisaluo Menendi" to Vimeiro, naming "Ordonio Ranemiriz et sua mulier domna Geluira…suo genro Fredenando Gundemariz et…sua mulier Mummadomna Ordoniz", by charter dated 31 Mar 1045[475].
     "[m JIMENA de Léon, daughter of ALFONSO V King of León & his [first/second wife Elvira Menéndez/Urraca García de Navarra] ([1016/25]-). Menéndez Pidal hypothesises that “Jimena”, wife of Fernando Gundemáriz, was the daughter of Alfonso V King of León (and grandmother of Jimena Díaz, who married Rodrigo Díaz "el Cid")[476]. His theory attempts to explain why [her supposed granddaughter] Jimena was described as "neptem suam" by Alfonso VI King of Castile[477]. There are several difficulties with Menéndez Pidal´s hypothesis. Firstly, no source has been identified which names Fernando´s wife as Jimena. Secondly, the wife of Fernando Gundemáriz is named Muniadomna Ordóñez in another source: "[Ermegildus cognomento] Menendus Folienz…cum uxore sua…Gunterode Ordoniz" donated "villa…Tauoadelo quos fuit de comes domno Gundisaluo Menendi" to Vimeiro, naming "Ordonio Ranemiriz et sua mulier domna Geluira…suo genro Fredenando Gundemariz et…sua mulier Mummadomna Ordoniz", by charter dated 31 Mar 1045[478]. Thirdly, Fernando´s known wife Muniadomna was the niece of Elvira Menéndez, wife of King Alfonso V, which represents a sufficiently close family relationship for King Alfonso VI to call her granddaughter “neptem suam” (assuming that the term was used in an extended sense, which is not at all uncommon). Fourthly, the chronology appears tight for a daughter of King Alfonso V to have been the grandmother of Jimena (whose marriage is dated to 1074). The evidence for the supposed marriage of this Jimena de León therefore appears slight.]
     "m MUNIADOMNA Ordóñez, daughter of ORDOÑO Ramírez & his wife Elvira --- (-[before 1045]). "[Ermegildus cognomento] Menendus Folienz…cum uxore sua…Gunterode Ordoniz" donated "villa…Tauoadelo quos fuit de comes domno Gundisaluo Menendi" to Vimeiro, naming "Ordonio Ranemiriz et sua mulier domna Geluira…suo genro Fredenando Gundemariz et…sua mulier Mummadomna Ordoniz", by charter dated 31 Mar 1045[479]."
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     Jordan Fitz Alan died; dsp.¹

     Olive Fitz Jordan married Robert de St. John seigneur of St. Jean-le-Thomas.¹
Olive Fitz Jordan married Roger de Monbegon circa 1200.¹

      ; Olive, heiress of Tuxford in Notts and of Sharrington in Norfolk, living 1227; m 1st, Robert de St John, seigneur of St Jean-le-Thomas; and 2nd, c 1200, Roger de Monbegon.¹ Olive Fitz Jordan was living in 1227.¹

     Ramiro II (?) King of Asturias, Galicia and Leon married Ortiga (?)
Ramiro II (?) King of Asturias, Galicia and Leon was born circa 900.² He married Adosinde Gutierrez (?), daughter of Count Gutiere Osorez (?) and Ildonica Gutierrez (?), circa 925
; his 1st wife.^2,6 Ramiro II (?) King of Asturias, Galicia and Leon married Urraca (?) de Navarre, daughter of Sancho I Garces (?) King of Navarre and Toda Aznarez de Larron, circa 932.^7,2

Ramiro II (?) King of Asturias, Galicia and Leon died on 1 January 951.²
     GAV-30 EDV-30.

; King Ramiro II of Asturias, Galicia and Leon (931-951), *ca 900, +1.1.951; 1m: ca 925 Adosinda (div 930) dau.of Cde Guttiere Osorez by Ildoncia Gutierrez; 2m: ca 932 Urraca of Navarre (+23.6.956.)² He was King of Leon between 930 and 951 at León, Spain (now).¹

     Adosinde Gutierrez (?) was born circa 905. She married Ramiro II (?) King of Asturias, Galicia and Leon, son of Ordoño II (?) King of Galicia and Leon and Elvira Menendez (?) of Portugal, circa 925
; his 1st wife.^1,2
Adosinde Gutierrez (?) died circa 941.
     GAV-30 EDV-30 GKJ-31.

     Roger de Monbegon married Olive Fitz Jordan, daughter of Alan Fitz Jordan and Joan (?), circa 1200.¹

     Suero Mendez de Maya married Ervigilde Nunez di Asturias.

Suero Mendez de Maya died circa 1094.

     Ervigilde Nunez di Asturias married Suero Mendez de Maya, son of Mendo Gonsalez de Maya and Leonguida Suerez Bayam.

     Mendo Gonsalez de Maya married Leonguida Suerez Bayam, daughter of Suero Guedes Bayam.

     Leonguida Suerez Bayam married Mendo Gonsalez de Maya, son of Gonsalo Trastamirez de Maya and Menzia Rodriguez.

     Suero Guedes Bayam died circa 1040.

     Gonsalo Trastamirez de Maya married Menzia Rodriguez, daughter of Rodrigo Bermudez.

Gonsalo Trastamirez de Maya died circa 1040.