Josceline de COURTENAY

• Birth: ABT 1034

• Reference: 1537

1. Hodierne de COURTENAY

• Marriage: AFT 1065

1. Josceline I* C of Edessa
2. Milo de COURTENAY

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Notes

Stuart"s "Royalty for Commoners" (144:31). Sire de Courtenay in the

Gatinais and of Chateau Renard.

From a posting to GEN-MEDIEVAL on 26 Apr 1999 by Gilbert Baumgartner

citing Maurice Houy's book, "Les Courtenay travers l'histoire", comes the

following: ATHON's eldest son Jocelyn married Hildegard of Gatinais

who brought him Montargis, as a marriage portion. His second wife,

Elizabeth of Montlery, whom he married about 1065, was from a

powerful family of Ile of France. She bore him four children