94555164. Count John de Montgomerie & 94555165. Countess Beatrice of Saint Pol
~1140, John born in France, s/o 189110328. Comte Guy de Montgomerie
& 189110329. Comtesse Ida ?.
8/1/1137, Louis VII succeeded as king of France.
1147, John’s father died on crusade at Ephesus. (S) Ephesus
After Antiquity, Foss, 1979, P118.
1148-49, Comte William Talvas (378236486) wrote to his
grandson, John, s/o Guy, advising him to restore property to the priory of
Abbeville for the sake of the soul of his father Guy.
1150, Beatrice’s father Anselme became Count of Saint Pol
when his older brother Ingelram died.
12/19/1154, Henry [II], duke of Normandy, crowned king of
England.
1158, Jean comte de Ponthieu founded l´Hôtel-Dieu
d´Abbeville. (S) FMG.
~1155, Beatrice born in France, d/o §Comte Anselme of
Saint Pol.
Aft. 1162, John married 2nd Laure de
Saint-Valery, d/o Reuaud. [Repudiated by 1170.]
1163, A charter of King Henry II settles the services which
the vassals of the Comtes de Flanders owed to the King of England, witnesses:
Thomas, Abp of Canterbury; John, earl of Ponthieu (de Puntivo); … Richard de
Luci; Richard de Humez, constable; …
1165, John confirmed a charter his father made in 1127. (S)
Feudal History of Derby, Yeatman, P165.
3/1166, King Henry landing in Normandy marched into Maine
where he reduced 2 castles [Alencon & La-Roche-Mabile] held by William
Talvas (378236486), Comte of Seez; John his son; and John, son of Guy (189110328)
Comte de Pontieu, grandson of William; who had been rebelling against the
authority of Queen Eleanor who had been appointed Regent.
10/1167 at Valognes, King Henry settled a dispute between
Earl John, Lord of Montgomery and Comte fo Ponthieu, and Gilbert, abbot of St.
Martin at Troarn. John granted to the abbey the tithe of of the toll of
Montgomery and the holding of the sons of Roisa at Troarn; the abbey
quitclaiming to John the whol manor of Remberthomme and the tithe of the forest
of Guffern, from Vinaz. (S) Calendar of Document Preserved in France, 1899,
P171.
8/1168, John refused permission to Matthew, Comte of
Boulogne, to march his troops through his county to assist King Henry. [King
Henry took vengeance by burning more than 40 villages in the Viemieu.]
[––John & Beatrice––]
Bef. 12/4/1170, John married Beatrice.
6/30/1171, ‘Johannes nepos suus … ex Guidone
primogenito suo’ succeeded his grandfather as Count of Montgomerie. (S) FMG.
1171, Count John surrendered his patronage of abbey of
Troarn [near Caen] to Duke Geoffrey [s/o King Henry].
4/1173, John, Comte of Ponthieu, supported Henry the young
King in rebellion against his father, King Henry II.
1174, Beatrice’s father died, her brother Hugh IV
succeeding.
1177,’ Johannes comes Pontivi’ confirmed rights of the
monks of Val, with the consent of ‘Guidonis fratris mei et Beatricis comitisse
uxoris mee.’ (S) FMG.
1180 at Argentan, Count John of Ponthieu witnessed an
agreement “in plean assisa … coram justiciis domini regis.” (S) American Historical
Review, V20, 1915, P290.
9/18/1180, Philip Augustus succeeded as King of France.
1184, Abbeville received from Count John of Ponthieu the
liberties of Amiens, Corbie and Saint Quentin. (S) Mediaeval Institutions,
Stephenson, 1967, P9.
1186, Jean comte de Ponthieu, Guillaume son fils, et Beatrix
son épouse granted revenues to Baudin et Simon son frère … . (S) FMG.
7/6/1189, Richard I succeeded Henry II as King of England.
1189-90, Count John wrote to King Richard I of England about
the rightful seisin of land at Crocy near Falaise. (S) Norman Frontier, Power,
2004, P351.
7/2/1190, The English and French armies met at Lyons; where
they learned that the German Emperor, leading his forces to the crusade, had
died in an accident. Philip departed with his forces 2 days later.
9/16/1190, The French forces,
traveling by ship from Genoa, stopped in Sicily.
1191 at Messina, Sicily, John of Ponthieu and Bernard of
Saint Valery were pledges for King Philip in an agreement with King Richard of
England. (S) The Loss of Normandy, Powicke, 2003, P133.
3/30/1191, King Philip arrived at
Tyre.
6/1191 ‘in castris iuxta Accon’, John, count of Ponthieu,
stands surety for 200 livres tournois borrowed from … citizens of Genoa, … on
behalf of all the crusaders from the town of Abbeville. (S) Crusader Art in the
Holy Land, Folda, 2005, P45.
6/1191, John died at the siege of Acre; Beatrice was with
him.
Aft. 1202, Beatrice died.
(S) A Genealogical History of the Family of Montgomery,
Montgomery, 1863, P35. (S) Court, Household, and Itinerary of King Henry II,
Eyton, 1878.
Child of John and Beatrice:
i. William de Montgomerie (47277582), born 1179 in
France.
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