He is married to Isabelle de Wallers.
They got married
Child(ren):
DIRK [III] van Beveren (-[1235/Jan 1239]). The Chronicon Hanoniense of Baudouin d’Avesnes records that "la tierce fille monsigneur Raoul de Couchi...Ada" married “monsigneur Thierri de Bevre chastelain de Dikemue, qui ot de lui 2 fius et 3 filles. Li ainsnes des fius...Thierris...sires de Bevres et chastelains de Dykemue apries son pere. Li autres...Guillaumes. L’une des filles Thierri signour de Bevre fu mariee a signour de Grinberghes, ki ot de li une fille qui fu hoirs de sa terre. Si l’ot a feme Godefrois li sires de Pierewes. La seconde fille monsigneur Thierri de Bevre fu mariee a...monsigneur Willaume de Hondescote, qui ot de li un fil...Pieres qui apries son pere tint l’yretage de son pere. Encore ot mesires Willaumes de Hondescote pluisours fius et filles. La tierche fille monsigneur Thierri de Bevre fut mariee a monsigneur Gobert de Monchablon qui ot de li un fil et une fille, li fius...Gobers...[qui] tint la terre apries la mort Gobert son pere”[240]. Châtelain de Dixmude: “Theodericus dominus de Beverna castellanus de Dixmuda” granted exemption from “exactione thelonii” to Cambron abbey by charter dated 17 Feb 1215[241]. A charter dated May 1216 ordered “Theodericus de Beverne” to restore serfs to Saint-Bertin[242]. “Theodericus dominus de Beverna castellanus de Dixmuda et Elizabet uxor eius” donated rights to eels to Dunes, with the consent of “uxore mea Elizabet et fratribus meis Radulfo canonico Belvacensi, Balduino et Willelmo”, by charter dated 15 May 1222, witnessed by “...dominus Riquardus patruus predicti Theoderici castellani, Albertus, Willelmus et Balduinus milites fratres sui”[243]. “Thierri Sire de Beveren châtelain de Dixmude” named arbitrators to settle a dispute with “la comtesse de Flandre et de Hainaut” concerning “la pêcherie en la ville de Dixmude” by charter dated 1224[244]. “Theodorico domino de Beveren et castellano de Dixmude et Isabella de Dixmude uxore sua” made a donation by charter dated 1225[245]. “Willelmus miles filius domini Theoderici senioris de Beverna et Castellani de Dixmuda” donated property near “villam de Axla”, and granted tax exemptions, to Dunes, with the consent of “dominus Theodericus de Beverna et Castellanus de Dixmuda frater meus”, by charter dated Aug 1229[246]. He is named “Lord of Wallers” in a charter dated [1231/32][247]. The Chronicle of Pierre d’Oudegherst records “...Messire Thierry de Beuere Chastelain de Dixmude...” among those sent by Jeanne Ctss of Flanders to rescue “Messire Henry Lantgrave de Thuringe aisné fils de Henry Duc de Brabant” who was fighting heretics “en l’Evesché de Bremen, lesquels on appelloit Stadenghen”, dated to 1233[248]. The accuracy of this passage is unknown, considering that Henri II Duke of Brabant (son of Duke Henri I) made his Thuringian marriage only in 1241. “...Thierri de Beveren châtelain de Dixmude et bailli de toute la Flandre...” subscribed the charter dated 1235 under which Jeanne Ctss of Flanders renewed the mandate of representatives at Lille[249]. He was deceased at the time of his wife’s Jan 1238 (O.S.) charter quoted below.
m (before 15 May 1222) ISABELLE de Wallers, daughter of ---. “Theodericus dominus de Beverna castellanus de Dixmuda et Elizabet uxor eius” donated rights to eels to Dunes, with the consent of “uxore mea Elizabet et fratribus meis Radulfo canonico Belvacensi, Balduino et Willelmo”, by charter dated 15 May 1222[250]. She is named “Elizabeth of Wallers” in a charter dated Jun 1224[251]. “Theodorico domino de Beveren et castellano de Dixmude et Isabella de Dixmude uxore sua” made a donation by charter dated 1225[252]. “Hugo castellanus Gandensis” renounced rights in “decimam...de Adendike” which “dominus Willelmus de Beverne miles”, held from “Th. de Beverne nepote meo”, had sold to Gent St. Bavo, by charter dated Jan 1238[253], while “Ysabel castellana de Dickemue domina de Beverna”, noting that “Willelmus de Bevere miles dominus de Sommaing, esset cruce signatus” had sold “decimam jacentem in Adendike” to Gent St. Bavo, agreed to obtain the consent of “Th. filio meo nepote suo” when he reached the age of majority, by charter dated Jan 1238 (presumably O.S.)[254]. “Thierri de Dixmude” confirmed the exemption granted by “son frère Thierri et sa mère Elisabeth” to ‘s Hemelsdael convent by charter dated Jan 1241 (presumably O.S.)[255].
Dirk [III] & his wife had two children:
DIRK [IV] van Beveren ([1223/24?]-after 1 Apr 1274).
DIRK van Beveren (-after 1241).
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[240] Balduinus de Avennis Genealogia, MGH SS XXV, p. 438.
[241] Analectes pour servir à l’histoire ecclésiastique de la Belgique, Tome V (Louvain, Brussels, 1868), p. 186.
[242] Haigneré, D. (ed.) (1886) Les chartes de Saint-Bertin d’après le grand cartulaire de Dom Charles-Joseph Dewitte (Saint-Omer) (“Saint-Bertin (Grand Cartulaire)”), Tome I, 541, p. 237.
[243] Dunes, CCCCXLII-No. 571, p. 511.
[244] Saint-Genois (1782), Tome I, p. 512.
[245] Van de Putte ‘Châtelains de Dixmude’ (1861), p. 202.
[246] Dunes, LXXV-No. 299, p. 187.
[247] Warlop (1976), Vol. 1, p. 678, citing “RA. Mons, cartul. 29, fo. 34v-35v”.
[248] Duchesne (1639) Béthune, Preuves, p. 128, quoting “Extrait des Chroniques et Annales de Flandres excrites par Pierre d’Oudegherst, Chap. CIX”.
[249] Saint-Genois (1782), Tome I, p. 535.
[250] Dunes, CCCCXLII-No. 571, p. 511.
[251] Warlop (1976), Vol. 1, p. 679, citing “Bruges, Diocesan Archives, St. Salvator, cartul., fo. 238v”.
[252] Van de Putte ‘Châtelains de Dixmude’ (1861), p. 202.
[253] Serrure, C. P. (1840) Cartulaire de Saint-Bavon à Gand (“Gand Saint-Bavon”), 207, p. 205.
[254] Gand Saint-Bavon, 208, p. 205.
[255] Van de Putte, F. ‘Généalogie des châtelains de Dixmude et de leurs descendants, connus sous le nom de famille de Dixmude’, Annales de la Société Historique, Archéologique et Littéraire de la Ville d’Ypres, Tome II (Ypres, 1862), Pièces justificatives, p. 202, citing “Cart. de ‘s Hemelsdael MS”.
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