19989756. Seigneur Geoffrey ler de Fougères & 19989757. Maud of Porhoët
~1175, Geoffrey born in Fougeres,
France, s/o 39979512. Guillaume de Fougeres & 39979513. Agatha du
Hommet.
~1185, Maud
born in France, d/o 39979514. Eudo II de Porhoet &
39979515. Margaret
?.
6/7/1187,
Geoffrey’s father died.
6/15/1194,
Geoffrey’s grandfather died. (S) Magni Rotuli Scacarii, Stapleton, 1844, P.cxcix.
~1200,
Geoffrey married to Matilda. The articles of marriage were between his
granduncle William de Fougeres, son of Henry, Baron of Fougeres, and Eudo, son
of Vicomte Eudo.
1/30/1200,
Charter of King John for homage and service granted to William de Fougeres all
the land called Le Blois, in the parish of Villechien, to hold to him and his
heirs by rendering annually a nias hawk.
10/7/1200,
Agreement that William de Fougeres would hold the whole land of Fougeres as
Ralph de Fougeres had committed to him from the Nativity of the Lord 1201 for 5
years, at which end of term they would be rendered back to Geoffrey.
1/27/1203,
King John ordered the seizure of Hudimesnil with all its appurtenances and
chattles belonging to William de Fougeres [who was holding the lands of
Geoffrey] who was aligned against King John with Comte Robert of Sees.
4/3/1203 at Rouen, King John of England killed his
prisoner Arthur of Brittany, age 16, rightful heir to the throne of England. [Arthur being the s/o Geoffrey, John’s older brother.]
7/25/1204,
Geffrey and his granduncle William in a treaty of their respective rights.
1208, King
Philip of France confirmed the treaty of 1204.
1211,
Geoffrey, a Breton, that testified that in his country a husband could give his
wife a third part of his inheritance.
12/15/1212, Geoffrey
died. “Gaufridus dominus Filgeriarum, filius Willelmi et Agathæ, filiæ Willelmi
de Humeto.”
(S) Journal
of the Brit. Arch. Assoc., V7, 1852, P127ff. (S) Magni Rotuli Scacarii,
Stapleton, 1844, P.ccxlviii. (S) The
Gentlemen’s Mag., 1827, V97, Pt1; V141, P487.
Child
of Geoffrey and Maud:
i. Ralph de Fougeres (9994878), born ~1208 in Fougeres,
France.
[Raoul, d/o Geoffrey and Matilda, claimed in right of the success to
count Eudo and to Eudo his son.]
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