Hij is getrouwd met Alpaide Nn.
Zij zijn getrouwd
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GOTTFRIED (-after 958). He was installed as Comte de Hainaut in 958 after Comte Reginar [III] was banished[60]. "Otto…rex" granted property confiscated from "Ymmo in villa Castra et in pago Darnegouue ac in comitatu Rotberti comitis", at the request of "Godefridi comitis", to "fideli nostro Tietboldo" by charter dated 11 Jun 958[61]. "Otto…rex" granted property "villa Vuambia sitam in pago Heinia in comitatu Godefridi" held by "Engibrandus" by charter dated 13 Jun 958[62]. same person as…? GOTTFRIED (-Italy 964). It is not certain that Gottfried Comte de Hainaut was the same person as Gottfried Duke of Lower Lotharingia. However, after the death of the latter, "Otto…imperator augustus" granted property "in loco Uillare…terram olim Godefridus bone memorie dux noster" to the convent of Saint-Ghislain (in Hainaut) at the request of "Richarius comes" by charter dated 2 Jun 965[63], "Richarius comes" being identified as Gottfried's successor in Hainaut. He was appointed [associate] Duke of [Lower] Lotharingia. Bruno archbishop of Köln confirmed an exchange of property "Baldau, quam Sigifredus comes…acquireret" for "in villa Nohas…in pago Heislensi in comitatu Tulpiaco" between the abbot of Stavelot and "comite Warnero fideli nostro" by charter dated 953 "regnante rege Ottone fratre nostro, anno xviii, Godefrido duce"[64]. Vanderkindere suggests that this charter should be redated to 959, to support the hypothesis that the two appointments of Gottfried and Friedrich, as associate dukes in Lower and Upper Lotharingia respectively, occurred simultaneously[65]. "Godefridi ducis" subscribed a charter dated 964 issued by the abbot of Prüm[66]. The Continuator of Regino names "Godefridus dux Lothariensis" among those who died of plague in Italy in 964[67]. Ruotger's Vita Brunonis records that Duke Bruno sent "auxiliares" to Lotharingia, of whom "Godefridus dux", adding that Bruno had raised Gottfried himself, and that he was so convinced of Gottfried's worthiness that he considered it unnecessary to offer donations for his soul[68].
m as her first husband, ALPAIDE, daughter of --- (-after 981). Her two marriages are confirmed by reading the Historia Walciodorensis Monasterii, which records that the (unnamed) wife of [Eilbert] had "binos…adolescentulos…Godefrido et fratri…Arnulfo" from her previous marriage to whom their stepfather bequeathed "pagum Florinensem"[69], read together with the Miraculis Sancti Gengulfi which names "Arnulfus, Alpaidis et Godefridi Hainoensis pagi comitis filius" specifying that he was Seigneur de Florennes[70]. She married secondly (after 964) Eilbert Seigneur de Florennes. “Alpaidis” donated “villam...Roserias in pago Hasbanio sitam, super fluviolum Neropie, in comitatu Hoyensi” to Waulsort abbey by undated charter, signed by “Alpaidis eiusque filii Arnulphi...Wirici fratris Arnulphi, Alberti comitis, Gisleberti, Radbodi fratrum eius...”[71]. Roland records that a 13th century copy of this charter includes the date 981[72].
Godefroi & his wife had three children:
GODEFROI (-before 981).
ARNAUD (-22 Oct [1002/10]).
WERY (-after 981).
Bronnen:
[60] McKitterick (1983), p. 325, the author attributing this event to 977 which must be incorrect assuming Comte Reginar died in 973.
[61] D O I 194, p. 275.
[62] D O I 195, p. 275.
[63] D O I 291, p. 408.
[64] Veterum Scriptorum II, pp. 46-7.
[65] Vanderkindere II, p. 21.
[66] Mittelrheinisches Urkundenbuch, I, 219, p. 277.
[67] Continuator Reginonis 964, MGH SS I, p. 627.
[68] Ruotgeri Vita Brunonis 41, MGH SS IV, pp. 270-1.
[69] Historia Walciodorensis Monasterii 29, MGH SS XIV, p. 519.
[70] Miraculis Sancti Gengulfi 3, MGH SS XV.2, p. 791.
[71] Duvivier, C. (1865) Recherches sur le Hainaut ancien (Brussels), XL, p. 379.
[72] Roland, C. G. ‘Histoire généalogique de la maison de Rumigny-Florennes’, Annales de la Société Archéologique de Namur, Tome 19 (Namur, 1891), p. 74, footnote 1.
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