Person Page - 1919

     Oliva (?) Count of Berga and Ripoll, Bishop of Vicq died in 1046.¹

     Berenguer (?) Bishop of Eona died in 1003.¹

     Adelais (?) de Besalu married Juan (?) de Oriol, seigneur de Sales.¹

Adelais (?) de Besalu died in 1024.¹

     Ingiberga (?) Abbess of San Juan de Ripoll died circa 1046.¹
      ; illegitimate by Ingiberga de Besora.¹

     ; Per Med Lands:
     "OLIBA [II] "Cabreta" de Cerdanya, son of MIRÓ [I] Comte de Cerdanya & his wife Ava --- (-[988/90]). "Rotrudes femina et filias meas…et Vuibertus et uxor mea Goudovara et Emmo" sold property "in comitatu Helenense in Valle-Asperi…alode…Costogia" to "Avane comitissa et filio tuo Holibano" by charter dated 1 Jun 936[925]. “La condesa Ava y sus hijos Seniofredo, Wifredo, Oliba y Miron subdiacono” donated “alodio en Armancius que habia comprado el conde Miron” to Ripoll by charter dated 15 Apr 938[926]. “Ava comitissa et filiis meis Seniofredus comes et Wifredus comes et Olibra comes et Miro levita” donated property to Cuxà, for the sins of “Mironi comitis genitori condam nostro”, by charter dated 1 Jul 941[927]. "Seniofredo conde de Cerdaña y Besalú y su hermano Oliva conde" donated "el alodio de Aiguatebia" to "Isarno vizconde del Conflent" by charter dated 15 Oct 960[928]. He succeeded his brother in [965/67] Comte de Cerdanya i Besalú. "Oliba…comes Bisuldun" granted concessions to the abbess of Saint-Jean by charter dated 966[929]. "Oliba comes et marchio et uxor mea Ermengarda" donated property "in comitatu Ausona in valle Riopullensi" to Oliba abbey by charter dated 16 Aug 967[930]. “Oliba...comes et uxor mea Ermengardis et Miro episcopus” donated “alodium...qui nobis advenit per præceptum Domini Regis de condam Vuifredo vicecomite quem vocaverunt Falchero” to Ripoll Santa Maria by charter dated 28 Jun 975[931]. “Olibane...comes et domini Mironis episcopi [...sedis Urgellitanæ] fratris nostri” founded the monastery of Santa Maria de Serrateix “in comitatu Bergitano in loco...Serra de Taxo” by charter dated 7 Oct 977[932]. “Miro…Gerundensis ecclesiæ…episcopus ac comes Bisuldunensis…cum fratribus nostro domno Olibano ac Seniofredo comitibus” founded the monastery “sancti Petri Bisuldunensis” to “ecclesiæ Bisuldunensi” by charter dated 24 Nov 977[933], although this document must be misdated if the date of death of Senifredo is correct as shown above. He tried to subjugate the county of Rasès but was defeated in 981 by the Comte de Carcassonne-Rasès[934]. "Oliba comes et coniux mea Ermengards" donated property to Sant Llorenç de Bagà by charter dated 15 Jan 981, subscribed by "Bernardus prolis, Wifredus prolis, Oliba prolis, Bernardus vicecomes Cerdaniense, Bernardus vicecomite Confluente"[935]. "Oliba…comes et Ermengardis comitissa" donated "alodum nostrum…in comitatu Bergintano in apendicio de Castro Vivario, qui fuit de Goldregoto" to Santa Maria de Serrateix by charter dated 1 Feb 988[936]. "Oliba…comes et Ermengards comitissa" donated "alodum nostrum…in comitatu Rosselionensi…villam…Basone cum ecclesia Sancti Vincentii et Sancti Joannis" to the monastery of Cuixà by charter dated 14 Feb 988[937]. He abdicated in 988 and entered the Benedictine monastery at Montecasino. The Gesta Comitum Barcinonensium records the death in 990 of "Olibano Cabretæ"[938]. The Chronicon alterum Rivipullense records the death in 990 of “Olibanus Capreta comes”[939]. A charter dated 988 records that "Bernardus comes cum filio suo Guilliermo et…Guifredus frater eius" were left under the protection of the Pope by "piæ memoriæ patre Oliba comite"[940], which suggests that Oliba died shortly before this date.
     "m (before 16 Aug 967) ERMENGARDE, daughter of --- (-after 2 Jan 995). Oliba and his wife Ermengarde donated property to Santa Maria de Ripoll by charter dated 16 Aug 967, expressed to be "in the hope of having children"[941]. "Oliba comes et marchio et uxor mea Ermengarda" donated property "in comitatu Ausona in valle Riopullensi" to Oliba abbey by charter dated 16 Aug 967[942]. “Oliba...comes et uxor mea Ermengardis et Miro episcopus” donated “alodium...qui nobis advenit per præceptum Domini Regis de condam Vuifredo vicecomite quem vocaverunt Falchero” to Ripoll Santa Maria by charter dated 28 Jun 975[943]. "Oliba…comes et Ermengarde comitissa" donated property to the abbey of Cuixà by charter dated 988[944]. “Miro…Comes atque Episcopus” granted “ecclesiam sancti Vincentii” to “ecclesiæ Bisuldunensi”, with the consent of “Ermengardæ comitissæ et filio eis Bernardo”, by charter dated 12 Apr 977[945]. "Oliba comes et coniux mea Ermengards" donated property to Sant Llorenç de Bagà by charter dated 15 Jan 981[946]. "Oliba…comes et Ermengardis comitissa" donated "alodum nostrum…in comitatu Bergintano in apendicio de Castro Vivario, qui fuit de Goldregoto" to Santa Maria de Serrateix by charter dated 1 Feb 988[947]. "Ermengardis…comitissa cum suo prole Olibane" granted property to "Oriolo…in comitatu Bergitano" by charter dated 30 Jul 990, subscribed by "Bernardus…comes"[948]. “Ermengardis comitissa...cum prole meo Olibane...comes” donated property “in comitatu Bergitanensium infra terminis castrum Pinos in locum...Selers de Oriol” to Santa Maria de Serrateix by charter dated 2 Jan 995[949].
     "Mistress (1): INGIBERGA de Besora, daughter of ---. The primary source which confirms her name and relationship with Comte Oliba has not yet been identified. "
Med Lands cites: Ingiberga (?) de Besora and Oliva II Cabreta (?) Conde de Cerdaña et de Besalú were associated; Per Med Lands:
     "Oliba [II] had one illegitimate child by Mistress (1):

      ; [illegitimate - parentage unproved] Miron, Vcte de Sisteron, ancestor of the Vctes de Nice.¹

     Wifredo (?) Bishop of Besalú and Carcassone died in 1054.¹

     Adelaida (?) de Besalú married Ponce I (?) Conde de Ampurias, son of Hugo I (?) Conde de Ampurias y Perelada and Guisla (?) de Bezieres.^5,1

     Ponce I (?) Conde de Ampurias married Adelaida (?) de Besalú, daughter of Bernardo I Talliaferro (?) comte de Besalú et de Ripoll and Toda/Adelaide (?) de Provence, Ctse de Besalú.^1,4

Ponce I (?) Conde de Ampurias died after 1078.¹
     Ponce I (?) Conde de Ampurias was also known as Ponce I de Empúries Comte de Empúries.³

     Ramon Wifredo I (?) Count of Cerdagne married Adelaida (?)¹
Ramon Wifredo I (?) Count of Cerdagne was born in 1035.¹
Ramon Wifredo I (?) Count of Cerdagne died in 1038.¹

     Adelaida (?) married Ramon Wifredo I (?) Count of Cerdagne, son of Wifredo III (?) Count of Cerdagne and Berga and Guisla (?) de Pailhars.¹

     Adela/Adelaide (?) married Guillermo Ramon I (?) Cte de Cerdagne et Berga, son of Ramon Wifredo I (?) Count of Cerdagne and Adelaida (?),
; his 1st wife.^1,2,3
      ; Adela, dau.of Ct Pedro II of Carcassone-Rasez.¹

     Pierre Raimond (?) comte de Carcassonne, vicomte de Beziers et d'Agde married Raingarde (?) de La Marche, daughter of Bernard I (?) Comte de La Marche, chatelain de Bellac, avoue de Charroux and Aina/Amelia de Montignac.^7,4,1,3,8,6

Pierre Raimond (?) comte de Carcassonne, vicomte de Beziers et d'Agde died circa 1060; Histoire de Comtes de Foix says d. bef 1061.^4,1,3
      ; Per Med Lands:
     "PIERRE RAYMOND de Carcassonne (-[1060]). His parentage is indicated by the charter dated 22 Apr 1070 under which “Rangardis comitissa, filia…Ameliæ comitissæ” sold property in “comitatu Redensi, Cosaranensi, et Comeniensi, et Carcassonensi, et Narbonensi, et Minerbensi, et Tolosano”, previously held by “Rodgario comite vetulo Carcassonensi et Otone fratre eius comite Redensi et…Bernardo Rodgarii et Raymundo Rodgarii et Petro episcopo filiorum prædicti Rodgarii, et…Petri Raymundi comitis mariti mei et Rodgarii filii mei”, to “Raimundo comiti Barcheonensi et Almodi comitissæ coniugi vestræ sorori meæ et filio vestro Raymundo Berengarii”[269]. He succeeded as Comte de Carcassonne, Vicomte de Béziers et d'Agde. "Garsendis comitissa…et filiis meis Petro et Guillelmo et Bermundo" donated property to Conques, for the souls of "genitoris mei Guillelmi…genetricis meæ et…Bernardi senioris mei et filii mei Remundi et…filiorum meorum Guillelmi, Petroni, Bermundi", by charter dated Aug [1034][270]. A charter dated to [1035] records hearings relating to disputes between "Bermundus" and "Petri comitis frater eius"[271]. "Petrus Raimundi comes" donated property to the church of Béziers, with the advice of "Garsindis comitissæ matri meæ", by charter dated 29 Sep 1043[272]. "Petrus comes et uxor mea Ranguardis et filius noster Rotgerius et filiæ nostræ Garsindis, Ermengardis et Adalaicis" donated property to the church of Béziers by charter dated 3 Mar 1054[273].
     "m RAINGARDE de la Marche, daughter of BERNARD [I] Comte de La Marche & his wife Amelia --- (-after 22 Apr 1070). "Petrus comes et uxor mea Ranguardis et filius noster Rotgerius et filiæ nostræ Garsindis, Ermengardis et Adalaicis" donated property to the church of Béziers by charter dated 3 Mar 1054[274]. "Raymundus comes filius Beliard Rangard comitissam filiam Ameliæ" granted rights to "Rangardam suprascriptam" by undated charter, presumably dated to soon after his father´s death[275]. "Raingardis comitissa et gener meus Raymundus et uxor eius filia mea…Ermengardis et soror eius Adalais" donated "alodem…Tonneus…in pago Biterrensi super fluvium Orbi juxta Villamnovam", previously held by "Wilelmus vicecomes Biterrensis et Raymundus Rotgerii et Garsindis vicecomitissa et filii eius Petrus et Willelmus", to the abbey of Saint-Pons de Thomières by charter dated 3 Jan 1062[276]. "Rogerius […filius qui fui Trudgarda] et frater meus Raymundus Batallia" donated "medietatem…castro…Proliano et…duas partes de…castro…Mirapixo" [Prouille and Mirepoix] to "Rengardis comitissa […filia Amelia] et filio suo Rogerio comite", with the consent of "fratrem nostrum Petronum Rogerium", by charter dated 23 Jan 1063[277]. “Rodgerius…comes” donated property to Saint-Victor de Marseille, on the advice of “matris meæ Raingardæ, sive uxoris meæ Sibillæ”, by charter dated 10 Apr 1064[278]. “Rengardis comitissa” donated property “Redes cum omni comitatu Redensi” to “Guillermum comitem generum suum” by charter dated 13 Mar 1067[279]. Her parentage and marriage are confirmed by the charter dated 22 Apr 1070 under which “Rangardis comitissa, filia…Ameliæ comitissæ” sold property in “comitatu Redensi, Cosaranensi, et Comeniensi, et Carcassonensi, et Narbonensi, et Minerbensi, et Tolosano”, previously held by “Rodgario comite vetulo Carcassonensi et Otone fratre eius comite Redensi et…Bernardo Rodgarii et Raymundo Rodgarii et Petro episcopo filiorum prædicti Rodgarii, et…Petri Raymundi comitis mariti mei et Rodgarii filii mei”, to “Raimundo comiti Barcheonensi et Almodi comitissæ coniugi vestræ sorori meæ et filio vestro Raymundo Berengarii”[280]. She is named in the charter dated 3 Feb 1102 under which her daughter "Adelaiz comitissa filia…Petri Raimundi comitis de Carcassona et Raingardis uxoris suæ" donated property to the abbey of Lagrasse[281]."
Med Lands cites: Pierre Raimond (?) comte de Carcassonne, vicomte de Beziers et d'Agde was also known as Pedro Ramon (?) Cte de Carcassone-Rasez; Vcte de Beziers.^9,4,1

; Per Racines et Histoire: "Ra(i)ngarde de la Marche + ~1077
     ép. Peire Raimon (Pierre Raymond), comte de Carcassonne, vicomte de Béziers et d’Agde + 1060 (fils de Raymond Roger 1er, comte de Carcassonne, et de Garsende, vicomtesse de Béziers et d’Agde)
     --postérité dont Ermengarde, comtesse de Carcassonne, vicomtesse de Béziers et d’Agde qui ép. Raimon Bernard 1er Trencavel, vicomte d’Albi & de Nîmes + ~1074"

[See Note Per Med Lands].⁵
; NB: Genealogics says this dau. Rangarda m. Pierre Raymond de Carcassone, but Med Lands does not list a dau. of this name by Guillaume, and says that Pierre m. Raingarde le La Marche, dau. of Bernard I Comte de La March. I have shown the dau. for Guillaume, but have otherwise followed Med Lands. GA Vaut.^10,8,11 He was living between 1043 and 1060.²

     Sancha (?) of Barcelona was born between 1057 and 1059.¹ She married Guillermo Ramon I (?) Cte de Cerdagne et Berga, son of Ramon Wifredo I (?) Count of Cerdagne and Adelaida (?), before 1069
; his 2nd wife.^1,6
Sancha (?) of Barcelona died after 1079.¹

     Wifredo (?) Archbishop of Narbonne died in 1079.¹

     Berenguer (?) Bishop of Elna died in 1053.¹

     Ardoina (?) died in 1050.¹

     Guillermo (?) Bishop of Urgel died in 1075.¹

     Berenguer Wifredo (?) Count of Berga, Bishop of Girona died in 1094.¹

     Bernardo (?) Count of Berga died in 1050.¹

     Fe (?) of Cerdagne married Hugo I (?) Comte de Rouergue.¹

     Hugo I (?) Comte de Rouergue married Fe (?) of Cerdagne, daughter of Wifredo III (?) Count of Cerdagne and Berga.¹

Hugo I (?) Comte de Rouergue died in 1053.¹

     Guillermo Jordan (?) Count of Cerdagne, Count of Tortosa (Syria) died in 1109.¹

     Bernardo I (?) Count of Cerdagne and Berga married Sancha (?) de Alvar
; Genealogy.EU (Barcelona 1 page) says "probably" married.¹
Bernardo I (?) Count of Cerdagne and Berga died between 1117 and 1118.¹