Family tree familie Lelieveldt/Lelivelt » Waldron "Valeran" de Saint-Clair (± 1005-1057)

Personal data Waldron "Valeran" de Saint-Clair 

• Nickname is Valeran.
• He was born about 1005 in Saint-Clair-sur-l'Elle, Manche, Lower Normandy, France.
• Profession: Sieur, de Sainte-Clair-sur-l'Elle, Comte, de Saint-Clair.
• (MARR) in the year 1053 in Devonport, Devon, England: Echtgeno(o)t(e): Helena "le Bon" Onbekend.
• He died in the year 1057 in Barnstable, Barnstaple, Devon, England, United Kingdom.
• A child of Mauger and Germaine Bassenville de Corbeil

Household of Waldron "Valeran" de Saint-Clair

He has/had a relationship with Helena "le Bon".

Child(ren):

1. Papie Normandy  ± 1019-????
2. Countess Alix Normandie  ± 1021-± 1053
3. William "the Seemly" Sinclair of Roslin  ± 1028-± 1078
4. Guy Of Burgandy De St Clair  ± 1030-????
5. Mauger II de Saint-Clair  ± 1047-????
6. Richard de Saint-Clair  1048-1066 
7. Agnes de Saint-Clair  ± 1054-1100 
8. Henri de Saint-Clair  

Notes about Waldron "Valeran" de Saint-Clair

(4/18/2017) It is noted below that Walderne came to England with William the Conqueror. However, this is impossible as William the Conqueror invaded England in 1066, and Walderne, according to this author, states that he died in 1054, 12 years before the Normandy invasion.clairgenealogy.info/normandy ), the following is stated:ke of Normandy and died in 948. Richard I was his son, the third duke, and his son was Richard II, the fourth duke. The fifth duke was Richard III, who died in 1027, and he was followed by his brother Robert (le Diable), the sixth duke, who died in 1035. According to succession, Mauger (le Jeune), the third brother, should have become the seventh duke. Robert, however, had a natural son by Arlette de Vertpre, called 'William the Bastard' and later, Conqueror of England"of Saint-Lo. This region included a castle and church at Saint-Clair, now known as Saint-Clair-sur-l'Elle. Mauger became the count of Saint-Clair and married a daughter of the house of Crevecoeur-en-Auge. They had three sons: the first was Hamon (aux Dents) who would have been the eighth duke if William had not succeeded by force. Their second son was '''Walderne de Saint-Clair''' and the third was Hubert, baron of Rie. Both Hamon and Walderne were said to have been killed fighting William at the battle of Val-es-Dunes in 1047."------------------------------------------------------------------------org/loic15?lang=fr;iz=33667;p=gaudron;n=de+saint+clair

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