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soc.genealogy.medieval newsgroup on 7 Oct 1996
Subject: Re: Orgins of Warenne Family
. . . it has recently been suggested that William de Warenne was son of
Ralph (Ranulf), husband of Emma, and that Ralph, along with Roger de
Mortimer (RIN 1074), were in turn sons of another Ralph, the husband of
Beatrice (with Beatrice the descendant of Gunnora's clan). At least as
explained in the argument, the dual (actually triple, counting William's
brother) Ralphs seem to better fit the available data. The discussion of
the connection of Beatrice to Gunnora's family is confused and confusing
in this source which at one point shows Beatrice's supposed brother as
the husband of Gunnora's niece (which would negate a supposed descent),
while later shows the father's wife as the niece.