Ancestral Trails 2016 » GUNDRED de WARENNE (1119-> 1165)

Persönliche Daten GUNDRED de WARENNE 

• Alternative Name: Countess of Warwick (auch bekannt als /alias)
• Sie ist geboren im Jahr 1119 in Warwick, Warwickshire.

  Pass auf: Alter bei der Heirat (??-??-1129) war unter 16 Jahre (10).

  Pass auf: War unter 16 Jahre alt (15), als Kind (Agnes BEAUMONT) geboren wurde (??-??-1134).

• Sie ist verstorben nach 19. Dezember 1165 in Warwickshire.
• Ein Kind von WILLIAM de WARENNE und ISABEL ELIZABETH de VERMANDOIS

Familie von GUNDRED de WARENNE

(1) Sie ist verheiratet mit ROGER BEAUMONT.

Sie haben geheiratet im Jahr 1129 in Warwick, Warwickshire, sie war 10 Jahre alt.

Kind(er):

1. Henry BEAUMONT  ± 1150-????
2. Agnes BEAUMONT  1134-???? 
3. William BEAUMONT  1137-1184
4. Gundred BEAUMONT  1135-1208 
5. Margaret BEAUMONT  ± 1141-????
6. WALERAN BEAUMONT  1153-1204 

• Das Paar hat gemeinsame Vorfahren.



(2) Sie ist verheiratet mit WILLIAM I OF LANCASTER.

Sie haben geheiratet




Kind(er):

1. WILLIAM II LANCASTER  ± 1154-1184 
2. Sigrid LANCASTER  ± 1158-????
3. Agnes LANCASTER  ± 1156-????
4. AVICIA OF LANCASTER  ± 1153-???? 




Notizen bei GUNDRED de WARENNE

William's father was named Gilbert, and his mother was Godith. They are both mentioned clearly in a benefaction of William to St Mary de Pré and William was often referred to as William the son of Gilbert (fitz Gilbert). William was also said to have descended from both Ivo de Taillebois and Eldred of Workington, who were contemporaries of William Rufus, but the exact nature of the relationship is unclear and indeed controversial.

Two late cartularies, those of Cockersand Abbey and St Mary's Abbey in Yorkshire, give a father-to-son descent from Ivo through Eldred, Ketel, and Gilbert to William. However, monastic genealogies concerning their benefactors are generally considered unreliable. There are chronological concerns with this pedigree: Ivo and Eldred appear to have been contemporaries, as were Ketel and Gilbert. Likewise, it implies that William de Lancaster was heir to Ketel fitz Eldred, but Ketel is commonly thought to have had another heir. And there is also no record of Eldred being an heir to Ivo, while it would be unusual for the descendants of a Norman noble (Ivo) to have so many Anglo-Saxon names (Eldred, Ketel, etc.).

Annalist Peter of Blois, related that Ivo's "only daughter, who had been nobly espoused, died before her father; for that evil shoots should not fix deep roots in the world, the accursed lineage of that wicked man perished by the axe of the Almighty, which cut off all his issue." The only known heiress of Ivo was a daughter named Beatrix. Her sons by her one documented husband, Ribald of Middleham, did occasionally use the Taillebois surname. A connection between William and Ivo de Taillebois is still supported based upon a similarity of land holdings between the two. Likewise, a record in the Coucher Book of Furness Abbey involving Helewise de Lancaster, William's granddaughter, claims he had been known as William de Tailboys before receiving the right to be called "Willelmum de Lancastre, Baronem de Kendale". However, Farrer and Curwen have questioned the accuracy of this account, pointing out that William was probably not Baron of Kendal, but an under-lord there. There was a Tailboys family present in Westmorland during the 12th century, for example in Cliburn, and these were presumably relatives of William de Lancaster. This family used the personal name Ivo at least once, and may have been related to Ivo and Beatrix.

In a 1212 Curia Regis Roll entry, William's granddaughter Helewise de Lancaster and her husband refer to "Ketel filius Eutret" as her "antecessor", a term that could mean literal ancestor, or simply a predecessor more generally. A grant to St Leonard's York by William refers to Ketel, the son of "Elred", as his avunculus (maternal uncle). Likewise, a second charter, from 1357, repeats the claim that Ketel son of "Aldred" was avunculus of William. Gilbert was thus not son of Ketel. Noting that avunculus was sometimes used imprecisely for a paternal uncle, Frederick Ragg proposed that Gilbert was the brother of Ketel, and hence son rather than grandson of Eldred However, George Washington and George Andrews Moriarty instead viewed Ketel as maternal uncle to William, brother to Gilbert's wife Godith. Washington noted that the names Godith, Ketel and Eldred are all Anglo-Saxon names, rarely used by Normans, possibly indicative of a single family. This contrasts with the French names of Gilbert, and his son and grandsons named William. Moriarty suggested that Christina, Ketel's wife, may have been a relative of Ivo de Taillebois such as the unnamed daughter mentioned by Peter of Blois. The daughter mentioned by Peter of Blois is often considered to be the same as the one known daughter, Beatrix, the wife of Ribald of Middleham. For example, Katherine Keats-Rohan accepted Godith as Ketel's sister, but proposed their mother to be Beatrix, through a marriage to Eldred of which no contemporary record has been found.

Descendants and relatives
William married, perhaps his second wife, Gundred. She is sometimes identified with the widow of Roger, Earl of Warwick, who was daughter of William de Warenne, 2nd Earl of Surrey and Elizabeth of Vermandois, but William Farrer instead identified her as daughter of Roger and the elder Gundred.

William had issue:

Avicia, who married Richard de Morville, constable of Scotland (possibly as widow of William de Peveral)
William (II), whose legitimate heir Helewise de Lancaster married Gilbert son of Roger Fitz Reinfrid.
Jordan, mentioned in a benefaction to St Mary de Pré in Leicester, he died young.
Agnes, who married Alexander de Windsore
Sigrid, married to William the clerk of Garstang.

William's eventual heiress was his granddaughter of Helwise, whose son by Gilbert fitz Reinfrid took his mother's surname. This William de Lancaster III died without male heirs, heavily indebted, apparently due to payments demanded after he was captured at Rochester during the First Barons' War, and ransomed off by his father
SOURCE: Wikipedia - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_de_Lancaster_I

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