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TRELAWNEY, Roger (b. ABT 1450)
Given Name: Roger
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Saint John, Agnes (b. ABT 1275, d. 11 JUN 1345)
Given Name: Agnes
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Courtenay,, Hugh de (b. 25 MAR 1250, d. 28 FEB 1291)
Given Name: Hugh de
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Despencer, Eleanor (b. ABT 1252, d. 30 SEP 1328)
Given Name: Eleanor
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Courtenay,, John de Baron of Oakhampton (b. 26 JUL 1224, d. 3 MAY 1274)
Given Name: John de
Note: He also was Constable of the Castle of Tornes.
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Vere, Isabel de (b. ABT 1228, d. 11 AUG 1300)
Given Name: Isabel de
Note: She remarried Sir Oliver Dinham.
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ISABELL, Emma (b. ABT 1235)
Given Name: Emma
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Courtenay,, Robert de Baron of Okehampton (b. 1170, d. 26 JUL 1242)
Given Name: Robert de
Note: On the accession of Henry III, the shrievalty, and also the Castle ofExeter were taken from the Courtenays and never more restored to them.Robert married into the familyof de Redvers,
Earls of Devon. On the death of Isabella de Fortibus (who put up thecontroversial weirs at
Exeter in 1292, that line became extinct, and Robert's descendent,Hugh, the second baron who bore that name, inherited the lands of theearldom.
Robert died in 1242, at his manor hourse in Iwerne, in Dorset, andwas succeeded by his son, John.
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REVIERS, Mary de (b. ABT 1196)
Given Name: Mary de
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COURTENAY, Reginald Seigneur (b. ABT 1125, d. 27 SEP 1194)
Given Name: Reginald Seigneur
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DON JON, Hawise de (b. ABT 1113, d. ABT 1144)
Given Name: Hawise de
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CURCY, Hawise de (b. ABT 1135, d. 31 JUL 1209)
Given Name: Hawise de
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Nevers, Ermengarde (b. ABT 1073, d. 1095)
Given Name: Ermengarde
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Courtenay, Jocelin de Seigneur de Courtenay (b. 1034)
Given Name: Jocelin de
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Courtenay, Anthon de (b. ABT 985)
Given Name: Anthon de
Note: ATHON COURTENAY was the son of the Governour of Castle Renaud inGastinois in France. During the reign of King Robert the piour, aboutthe year 1000, he fortified the town of Courtenay in the Isle deFrance, and gavethe name to the family.
It stands on a hill on the banks of theRiver Clairy, between Sens onthe easst and Montargis
on the west, about 56 miles from Paris.
He was very likely related to Hugh Capet, who gained the throne ofFrance from the Carolingians in the year 987. The real founder of thehouse of Capet was Robert the Strong, who received from Charles theBald, King of the Franks, the countships of Anjou and Blois and wassometimes called duke. He was a Saxon. His two sons, Odo (or Eudes)and Robert succeeded their father successively as dukes, and in 887some of the Franks chose Odo as their king. They chose Robert as thesuccessor in 922.
When Robert died in 923 he was succeeded by his brother-in-law,Rudolph Duke of Burgundy, and not by his sonHugh, who is known inhistory as Hugh the Great, duke of France and Burgundy, and whosedomain extended from the Loire to the frontiers of Picardy.
When Louis V, king of the Franks, died in 987, the Franks, settingaside the Carolingians, passed over his brother, Charles, and electedHugh Capet as their king. He was crowned at Reims.
There are three main branches of Anthon Courtenay's descendants --those who departed for the Crusades and became the courts of Edessaand Emperors of Jerusalem and Constantinople, those who remained inFrance after the crusades and those who went to England and foundedthe family there. Only the English branches have survived and it isfrom these branches that the American families are descended.
---This genealogy of his descendents is from charts found at theSociety of Geneologists Library in London, England, in a box ofrecords marked "Courtenay'', copied by Dorothy Saunders and ThelmaMcIlwain.
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WAKE, Sir Thomas (b. 1319, d. 1383)
Given Name: Sir Thomas
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PATESHULL, Alice (b. ABT 1330, d. 10 AUG 1398)
Given Name: Alice
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Bohun, Humphrey de Earl of Hereford\Essex (b. 1275, d. 16 MAR 1321)
Given Name: Humphrey de
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Edward I "Longshanks", King of England (b. 17 JUN 1239, d. 7 JUL 1307)
Baptism: 22 JUN 1239 Westminster, Middlesex, England
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BOHUN, Humphrey de Earl of Hereford and Essex (b. ABT 1249, d. 31 DEC 1298)
Given Name: Humphrey de
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