♀ Agnes Ermentrude DE FLAITEL

• ♂ Gérard III DE FLAITEL ~990-1076
• ♀ Herleva Agnès D'EVREUX ~990-1027

• Mariée vers 1034, Mortemer, 76454, Seine-Maritime, Normandie, FRANCE, avec ♂ Gauthier Ier GIFFARD DE BOLBEC 1010-1084 dont
  • ♂ Gauthier II GIFFARD DE BOLBEC 1032-1102
  • ♀ Rohaise GIFFARD DE BOLBEC 1034-1113
  • ♂ Richard GIFFARD DE BOLBEC 1035-?
  • ♀ Adelaide GIFFARD 1036-1133
  • ♂ William GIFFARD ~1038-1129
  • ♀ Isabella Constance Catherine GIFFARD ~1041-?
  • ♂ Hugh GIFFARD 1045-?
• Mariée vers 1055, Longueil, 76395, Seine-Maritime, Normandie, FRANCE, avec ♂ Vaultier D'ARGOUGES 1035-~1080 dont
  • ♀ Colette D'ARGOUGES 1060-1126
  • ♂ Raoul Ier D'ARGOUGES †>1099
  • ♂ Philippe D'ARGOUGES

• ♀ Agnes Ermentrude DE FLAITEL 1014-1108
• ♀ Basilie DE FLAITEL †1099

5 septembre 1014 :

Naissance - Longueville, 14378, Calvados, Normandie, FRANCE

ERMENGARDE Agnès Amicie Ermentrude De FLAITEL

Ermengarde was a prominent Norman noble woman and was the (Eng. Walter 1 Giffard) Seigneur of Longueville-en-Soie, in Mortemer, Normandy. She as the mother of four children, her sons had an impact on the the English landscape serving under two kings (William Rufus) and (Henry 1 of England)

Her daughter Roahise married Richard De Clare the son of Gilbert de Clair direct descendant of Richard 1.

Her family left thousands of descendants.

The charter is taken from the book Cartulaire de i'Abbaye de Conques en Rouergue published by Gustave Des Desjardins in 1879. The charter dated after 1107 was issued by Early Walter Giffard the younger and his mother Agnes. This it appears that Agnes wife of the senior Walter survived his death an was living as 1107. By this charter the younger Earl Walter Conveyed the tithe [decimam] in Taversham Norfolk to Conquest Abbey. As an aside. The charter is witnessed by various military tenants of Earl Walter the younger, including Eustace and Robert de Grenville.

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fmg.ac. (n.d.). NORMANDY - AUMÂLE, ROUEN, EU. [online] Available at: http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/normacre.htm#ErmengardeFlaitelMWalterGiffard.

Wikipedia. (2021). Walter Giffard. [online] Available at: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Giffard.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Giffard,_Lord_of_Longueville#Family

Sources :

1. Descendants of Giffard
2. Find a Grave
3. Gifford/Giffard/Gyffarde/de Bolebec

vers 1034 :

Mariage (avec Gauthier Ier GIFFARD DE BOLBEC) - Mortemer, 76454, Seine-Maritime, Normandie, FRANCE

Il a une union avec sa nièce DE FLAITEL Agnes Ermentrude (1014-1108).

dont
Femme sosa Rohaise Rothèse GIFFARD DE BOLBEC 1030-1121
Homme Richard GIFFARD DE BOLBEC /1035-1087..1090
Homme Gauthier II (Walter) GIFFARD DE BOLBEC ca 1040-1102
Femme Isabelle GIFFARD DE BOLBEC ca 1065

vers 1055 :

Mariage (avec Vaultier D'ARGOUGES) - Longueil, 76395, Seine-Maritime, Normandie, FRANCE

1108 :

Décès - Longueville-sur-Scie, 76590, Seine-Maritime, Normandie, FRANCE

ou Evreux

Sources :

1. Descendants of Giffard
2. Find a Grave
3. Gifford/Giffard/Gyffarde/de Bolebec

Inhumation - Brewood, Staffordshire, Angleterre, ROYAUME-UNI, St Mary's Church

Sources :

1. Descendants of Giffard
2. Find a Grave
3. Gifford/Giffard/Gyffarde/de Bolebec

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