639672180. Duke Alain de Cornouaille & 639672181. Duchess Ermengarde d'Anjou
1063, Alain born in Brittany, France, s/o §§Duke Hoel de
Cornouaille (b.~1035, fl.1066, d.1084) & 1279344361. Duchess Hawise of Brittany (b.by1040, d.1072).
[Hawise (1279344361) d/o 2558688722. Duke Alan III of Brittany (b.997, m.1018, fl.1027, d.10/1/1040)
& §§Duchess Bertha of Chartres (b.~1005); ––>§§Bertha d/o Count Odo II
of Chartres (b.~985) & §§Countess Ermengarde of Auvergne.
Allan III (2558688722) s/o §§Duke Geoffrey I of Brittany (b.980, fl.992, m.by996, d.11/20/1008) & 5117377445. Duchess Hawise of
Normandy (b.~973, fl.1008, d.1026).
Hawise (5117377445) d/o 3025764384. Duke Richard I of Normandy &
3025764384. Mistress Gunnora ?. (S) Henry II, Warren, 1973, P75.]
1066, Alain’s father died, his brother Hoel V succeeding [married to
Hawise de Bretagne.]
1069, Ermengarde, born in Anjou, France, d/o 378220544.
Count Fulk IV of Anjou & 12793443623. Countess Hildegarde de Beaugency.
1069-70, Ermegarde’s mother died. [Likely in 1069 during the birth of
Ermengarde.]
1075, ‘Berta comitissa Alani Redonensis ducis uxor’ donated property to
Sainte-Croix de Quimperlé, for the souls of ‘filie nostre Hadeuis comitisse
Hoelis ducis Britannie conjugis et … filiorum suorum, meorum … nepotum Alani
(639672180) et Mathie’.
Bef. 1084, Property to the abbey of Redon affirmed by ‘Hoel comes et Haduis comitissa, Alanus
[Alain] et Mathias et Eudo filii eorum’.
4/15/1084, Alain succeeded his brother Hoel. ‘Alanus comes filius Hoeli
comitis’ confirmed the rights of the abbey of Sainte-Croix de Quimperlé’. (S)
Ecclesiastical History of England, Ordericus Vitalis: V2, 1884, P76.
[––Alain & Constance––]
1086-88 at Bayeux, Alain married Constance of England, d/o 378220548.
William the Conqueror (b.1027, d.1087).
[––Ermengarde & Guillaume––]
1087, Duke Guillaume IX of Aquitaine (189110276) 1st married
Ermengarde.
7/31/1089, Alanus dux Britannorum et Constantia uxor eius" donated
property to the priory of Livré.
[––Alain––] & [––Ermengarde––]
8/13/1090, Constance died; buried at the Church of St Melans near
Rhedon.
1091,
Guillaume’s marriage to Ermengarde dissolved due to consanguinity. [No surviving children.]
[––Alain & Ermengarde––]
~1091, Alain married 2nd Ermengarde d’Anjou.
1092, Alano qui et Fergant, Hoeli filio, totius Britannie consule,
donated property to the abbey of Redon.
1097, Alain attended the 1st crusade.
4/12/1109, Fulco Andecavorum comes nepos Goffridi Martelli … donated
property to Angers with the consent of,
Ermenjarde filia sua comitissa Brittaniæ.
1112, Alanus, Hoelli filius, comes totius Britannie et princeps,
donated property to the abbey of Redon with the consent of, suorum filiorum
Conani et Gaufridi, necnon et uxoris suæ Hermengardis et uxoris filii sui
Conani, Mahalt.
1114-16, Alain abdicated to his son and became a monk the abbey of
Redon [Ille-et-Vilaine, Brittany, France]. Conan III ruled as regent of his
father with the advice of his mother.
10/3/1119, ‘Alanus Fergent pater Conani’ died.
[––Ermengarde––]
1128, Ermengardis mater mea et uxor mea Matildis, signed the charter
under which Duke Conan III confirmed the possessions of the monks of
Saint-Melaine de Rennes.
1129-36, Conanus Britannorum dux" donated property to
Saint-Nicolas d´Angers, which names ‘mater mea Ermengardis comitissa’.
1135, Conan
III founder of the Abbey of Buzay with Ermengarde.
6/1/1146, Ermengarde died.
(S) Foundation
for Medieval Genealogy.
Family
notes:
“Brian fitz
Count”, prominent in the records of King Stephen’s time, is the half-brother of
Conan III, being an illegitimate son of Alain IV, Duke of Brittany,.
Child of Alain and Ermengarde:
i. Conan III de Bretagne (319836090), born ~1092 in
Brittany, France.
ii. Hawise de Bretagne (39979729), born ~1100 in
Brittany, France.
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