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     Robert de Hauteville of the Principat died in 1098.¹

     Marie de Hauteville married Josselin I «Le Grand» de Courtenay Prince of Galilee, seigneur de Turbessel et de Tibériade, comte d'Edessa, son of Josceline I de Courtenay Sire de Courtenay and Isabel/Elizabeth de Monthléry, after 1122
; his 2nd wife.^4,1,2,3
     Marie de Hauteville was also known as Maria de Salerne.⁵

     Raymond (?) de Poitiers was born in 1201.¹
Raymond (?) de Poitiers died in 1219.¹

     Jean (?) d'Antioche, Lord of Boutron married Lucie de Gibelet, daughter of Bertrand II Embriaco de Gibelet and Beatrice de Saint-Siméon-Soudin, circa 1258.^1,2

Jean (?) d'Antioche, Lord of Boutron died in 1277.²

     Lucie de Gibelet married Jean (?) d'Antioche, Lord of Boutron, son of Guillaume de Boutron of Antiochia, Lord of Boutron and Agnes Garnier de Sidon-Sagette, circa 1258.^1,2

     Helvis (?) von Braunschweig-Grubenhagen married Louis de Norès before 1349.^1,2

     Louis de Norès was born before 1315.² He married Helvis (?) von Braunschweig-Grubenhagen, daughter of Heinrich II (?) Duke of Brunswick-Grubenhagen and Heloise/Helvis d'Ibelin, before 1349.^2,3

Louis de Norès died after 1357; Rudt-Collenberg says d. 1357; Welf 3 page says d. 1369.^2,3
      ; "his mother: Alice Ibelin."² He was living between 1315 and 1357.²

     Johann (?) von Braunschweig-Grubenhagen, Admiral of Cyprus died on 2 June 1414; Rudt-Collenberg says d. 2 Jun 1414; Welf 3 page says 11.6.1414.^1,2

     Onfroi/Honfroy de Montfort connétable de Chypre was born in 1305.^1,2
Onfroi/Honfroy de Montfort connétable de Chypre died on 24 June 1326.^1,2
      ; pretender to the Dukedom of Athens.¹

     Hugues du Puiset Cte of Jaffa married Emma de Choques.¹
Hugues du Puiset Cte of Jaffa was born in 1106.¹

     Agnes de Courtenay married Guillaume de Mendelée.¹

      ; Rudt-Collenberg says he was possibly the illegitimate brother of Geoffroy de Bouillon.¹

     Gerard (?) de Sidon married Agnes de Bures of Galilea.¹

     Gerard (?) de Sidon was living between 1124 and 1154.¹

     Agnes de Bures of Galilea married Gerard (?) de Sidon, son of Eustache "Granier" (?) Lord of Caesarea and Sidon.¹

     Raymond III (?) Count of Tripolis married Eschiva II de Bures Princess of Galilee, Lady of Tiberias, daughter of Elinard de Bures Prince of Galilee, in 1174
;
Her 2nd husband.²
Raymond III (?) Count of Tripolis died in 1187.²
      ; Ct Raimund III of Tripoli, Bailiff of Jerusalem, +1187; m.1174 Eschiva Bures, Pss of Galilee, dau.of Elinard de Bures, Pr of Galilee.² He was living between 1152 and 1187.¹

     Alice de Lusignan died in 1190.¹

     Marie de Lusignan died in 1190.¹

     Guillaume de Dampierre married Alice/Adela/Alix/Adèle de Champagne Queen of Jerusalem, daughter of Henri II «Le Jeune» (?) comte palatin de Troyes, comte de Champagne et de Brie, King of Jerusalem and Isabella/Isabeau (?) d'Anjou, Queen of Jerusalem, on 18 August 1223
; her 2nd husband.¹

     Denise (?) de Fougeres married Sulpice I (?) chatelain d'Amboise, seigneur de Chaumont, son of Lisoie (Lisois) (?) de Bazouges die "de Chaumont", 1st chatelain d'Amboise and Hersende (?) de Buzancais, dame de Verneuil et de La Tour d'Amboise.²

     GAV-27.

     Walter de Langley of Pinley, co. Warwicks married Emma de Lacy.²

     GAV-21.

; You might find the following information useful in constructing a Langley
pedigree. It comes from Peter Coss (ed), The Langley Cartulary.
Stratford-upon-Avon : Dugdale Society, 1980. p.x. Hope you can follow it.

1. Sir Walter de Langley
+ Emma de Lacy
2. Sir Geoffrey de Langley d.1274
+ NN
3. Sir Walter Langley d. 1280
+ Alice le Bret
4. Sir John Langley d.1326
+ Ela Lovel
5.Walter Langley
5. John Langley
5. Master Thomas
5. Geoffrey Langley d.1327
+ Mary d.1333 (married 2ndly Sir Wm Careswell, mother of
Peter de Careswell)
6.Geoffrey Langley
7. Joan Langley d. 1368
+ (1) Sir John de Charlton
+ (2) Sir John Trillowe
4. Robert d. by 1329
+ NN
5. Margery Langley
+ William de Peyto
6. Sir John de Peyto
4. Christine Langley
5. Eve
6. Beatrice
7. Sir John Worth d. by 1391
4. Agnes
3. Sir Geoffrey Langley d. 1297
+ Emma
4. Sir Edmund d. 1316
+ (1)Joan
5. Geoffrey d.s.p.
5. Joan
+ Roger de Ledecote, had issue
+ (2) Elizabeth de Bereford
5. John Langley, had issue
3. Nicholas
+(2) Maud de Brightwell
3. Henry Langley
3. Master Robert d. by 1280.²

     Matilda/Maud de Brightwell married Geoffrey de Langley of Bisseley and Pinley, co. Warwicks., son of Walter de Langley of Pinley, co. Warwicks and Emma de Lacy,
; his 2nd wife.^1,2,3
      ; 1 NN Haget
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Children: Rolland
Alfred


1.1 Rolland Haget
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of Brightwell, co. Oxon.

Gift of Rolland Haget to his brother, Alfred, of a virgate of land
in Brightwell Superior [late 12th century]:
' Rollandus Haget omnibus hominibus tam presentibus quam futuris
Francis et Anglis salutem. Sciatis me dedisse in feudum et
hereditatem unam virgatam terre in Bryhtewell Superiori Aluredo
fratre meo et heredibus suis tenendam de me et heredibus meis,
illam scilicet quam tenuit Edwinus. Et hance predictam virgatam
tenebit Aluredus frater meus et heredes sui libere et quiete per
liberum servicium quod pertinet sepedicte virgate.
Huius donacionis testeMatilda/Maud de Brightwell sunt Halmandus de Bydon Gaufridus
Haget Radulphus Foliott Jordanus de Lumbelee Ricardus filius
Osane Oliver Frualdus Willelmus de Luvertone Ricardus filius
Ernnac’ et totus halimotus de Bryghtewellia. '
[Langley Cart. p. 5, No. 20[1] ]


1.2 Alfred de Brightwell
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of Brightwell and Ewelme, co. Oxon.

' Aluredus frater Rollandi Haget', had gift of a virgate of land in
Brightwell from his brother Rolland Haget [Langley Cart. p. 5,
No. 20[1]]

his son identified as Richard fitz Alured de Brightwell[1]

Children: Richard fitz Alfred


1.2.1 Richard fitz Alfred de Brightwell
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of Brightwell and Ewelme, co. Oxon.

' Richard son of Alfred de Bryhtwell', gave 12 acres of land in
Ewelme to Robert fitz Bailleunt of Ewelme [Langley Cart. p. 8,
No. 34, dated 'early 13th century'[1] ]

gift and quitclaim of William Bailleunt of Ewelme to Salinus de
Brythwell, before Sept 1236 provides for Colinus [recte Salinus]
to render
' annually to the heirs of the aforesaid Robert 5s. just as the
charter of Robert [recte Richard] de Brythwell, father of Colinus
[recte Salinus], which William has handed to Colinus, shows. '
[Langley Cart. No. 19[1] ]

Children: Robert (-<1236)
Salinus


1.2.1.1 Robert de Brightwell
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Death: bef 25 Sep 1236[1]

of Brightwell, Ewelme, and Haseley, co. Oxon., Hawridge, Bucks. and
Woodborough, co. Wilts.

12 acres of land 'in the field of Ewelme' held of him by William
Bailleunt' of Ewelme, before Sept 1236 [Gift and quitclaim of same
by William to Salinus to Brythwell to be held of the heirs of
'Robert de Brythwell brother of the aforesaid Salinus' - Langley
Cart. p. 5, No. 19[1]]

Charter of Geoffrey de Paveilli giving to Robert de Bryhtwell, for
his homage and service, 1/2 hide of land with appurtenances in
Standhill
' just as Robert’s father held it, namely that which
Richard fitz Alfred held;...' [Langley Cart. p. 7, No. 25[1]]

his son called ' John de Brythewell son of Robert de Bryhtewell
' in release and quitclaim to his sister Matilda and her husband
Sir Geoffrey de Langley, ca. 1242 [Langley Cart. p. 4, No. 14[1]]

Children: Maud
John


1.2.1.1.1 Maud de Brightwell
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2nd wife of Sir Geoffrey de Langley[2]

had the manor of Turkdean in Gloucestershire, with land and rents at
Brightwell, Ewelme, Haseley and Standhill in Oxfordshire, Hawridge
in Buckinghamshire, and Woodborough in Wiltshire, as her maritagium
(held of her brother John de Brightwell ca. 1236-1242 - Langley
Cart. p. 2, No. 9[1]]

' Matilda ', party to Gift with warranty from Henry de Albiniaco to
her husband and herself, dated ca. 1245 [PRO, Shakespeare
Birthplace Trust Records Office: Gregory of Stivichall
[DR10/1 - DR10/467], DR10/273[3]]

Spouse: Sir Geoffrey de Langley
Death: 1274[4]
Father: Walter de Langley
Mother: Emma de Lacy
Marr: bef 25 Sep 1236[1]

Children: NN, m. Nicholas de Stafford
Henry (-<1275)
Robert (-<1280)


1.2.1.1.2 John de Brightwell
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of Brightwell, Ewelme, and Haseley, co. Oxon., Hawridge, Bucks. and
Woodborough, co. Wilts.

' John de Brytewell', quitclaimed pacts and agreements between
himself and Sir Geoffrey de Langley ca. 1236-1242, stating he would
come to warrant same
' Should Geoffrey or Matilda, John's sister, be harassed concerning
any tenement which they hold of him in Brightwell (Brytwell) or in
Ewelme, Hawridge (Hauugg'), Haseley (Hasele), Turkdean (Turreden)
or Woodborough(Wodebair) by reason of homage, fealty, suit or any
other demand' [Langley Cartulary p. 2, No. 9[1]]

' John de Brythewell son of Robert de Bryhtewell ', released and
quitclaimed to his sister Matilda and her husband Sir Geoffrey de
Langley
' the homage which Sir Geoffrey paid to him for the tenements which
they held or hold (tenuit vel tenent) in Brightwell, Woodborough
and Turkdean (Bryhtwell Wodberow et Turkeden), with reliefs,
wardships and all else which may accrue...' [Langley Cart. p. 4,
No. 14[1]]


1.2.1.2 Salinus de Brightwell
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of Ewelme, co. Oxon.

purchased 12 acres in Ewelme from William Bailleunt, bef 25 Sept
1236 [2]


1. Peter R. Coss, ed., "The Langley Cartulary," Stratford upon
Avon: printed for the Dugdale Society, 1980.
2. Rosie Bevan, "Re: CP Confirmation: NN de Langley, wife of
Nicholas de Stafford," 12 October, 2004, email
rbevan@paradise.net.nz, cites Peter Coss (ed), The Langley
Cartulary [Stratford-upon-Avon : Dugdale Society, 1980], p. x.
3. "Access to Archives," http://www.a2a.pro.gov.uk/ exffice, Ipswich
4. "A History of the County of Warwick," Oxford: published for the
Institute of Historical Research, Oxford Univ. Press, 1969, Vol.
VIII.

* John P. Ravilious.⁴




; In a previous thread there was discussion of the identification of the wife of Nicholas de Stafford (d. ca. 1 Aug 1287) as the daughter of Sir Geoffrey de Langley and his 2nd wife Maud de Brightwell [1]. There was discussion in that thread of the possibility that Maud may have been a daughter of Henry de Albini [de Albiniaco] and his wife Christine, daughter and heiress of Nicholas de Coventry. There may have been a near relationship between Maud de Brightwell and Christine, but evidence now shows that Maud de Brightwell was not the daughter of Henry de Albini.

Charter evidence provided by Dr. Coss in The Langley Cartulary
has been found to identify Maud as the daughter of Robert de
Brightwell, of Brightwell and Ewelme, co. Oxon. She received a
gift (evidently as her maritagium) from her brother John de
Brightwell of the lands in Brightwell, Ewelme & c. previously
cited, as shown in a partial extract of a particular charter:

' 38. c. September 1236

Charter of John de Bryhtwell giving to Geoffrey de Langley and
Matilda his wife, and to the heirs who will issue from Matilda, the
gift which he made to the aforesaid Matilda his sister, namely the
entire land with all appurtenances which Robert de Bryhtwell, his
father, held and he held, or will in any way accrue to him in the
vill of Brightwell (Bryhtwell), and the entire land which Robert
his father held and he held or will accrue to him in the vill of
Ewelme with appurtenances, and 2s. rent which Robert held and he
held in the vill of Hawridge (Haurugge) with all other issues and
profits from the said tenement and with all appurtenances, and the
entire land and tenement which Robert held and he held or will
accrue to him with appurtenances in the vill of Standhill
(Standelve)...' [2]

An analysis of the charters edited by Dr. Coss in fact provides
the following chart of the descent of Maud de Brightwell from
Alfred (or Aluredus) de Brightwell, brother of Roland or Rolland
Haget:

__________________________________
I I
Alfred de Brightwell Rolland Haget
of Brightwell and Ewelme, co. Oxon.
I
I
Richard fitz Alfred de Brightwell
of Brightwell and Ewelme, co. Oxon.
_______I_____________________________________
I I
Robert de Brightwell Salinus [Colinus ?]
of Brightwell and Ewelme, co. Oxon. de Brightwell
d. bef 25 Sept 1236
_____I_____________________________________________
I I
John de Brightwell Maud = Sir Geoffrey
of Brightwell and Ewelme de Brightwell I de Langley
d. aft Sept 1236 I
V


A more detailed pedigree will follow in a subsequent post to
this thread. Also, the relevant charters provided by Dr. Coss
will appear subsequently (not included in the first two posts due
to size constraints).

This will add to the known ancestry of the Barons of Stafford,
subsequently Earls of Stafford. Further, the ancestry of a
wide-ranging group of descendants (list members and royalty) will
also be affected. Additional research in the publications of
K.S. B. Keats-Rohan (e.g. Domesday Descendants) may in fact
further trace this ancestry, as likely Roland Haget and Alfred
de Brightwell had a parent or grandparent among the tenants in
England at Domesday Book (1086).

Any relevant comment, criticism or further documentation is
welcome, as always.

Cheers,

John *
NOTES

[1] J. Ravilious et al., , SGM, Oct 2004.

[2] Peter R. Coss, ed., The Langley Cartulary (Stratford upon Avon: printed for the Dugdale Society, 1980), pp. 9-10, No. 38.³ GAV-20.

     Walter de Langley of Pinley, co. Warwicks died in 1280.¹