of Ponthieu Family - Ourfolk
Countess Agnes of Ponthieu (de Belleme) B: ABT 1066
Countess Agnes was born on ABT 1066 in France .
She is the daughter of Count Guy I of Ponthieu (ABT 1036 - 13 OCT 1100) and Ada (of Ponthieu) (B: BEF 1006).
Countess Agnes was married to Robert de Belleme .
Robert was born on ABT 1039 in Perche, France and died on 1119 .
He was the son of Roger de Montgomery (1022 - 27 JUL 1094) and Mabel Talvas de Alencon (de Montgomery) (ABT 1026 - 2 DEC 1079).
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- Earl of Arundel.
Robert de Belleme, Earl of Shrewsbury, whose
chief strongholds were in the Welsh Marches, was an
exceptionally sadistic man and not popular with the English
people. Although he lost several castles in the process,
Henry successfully expelled Robert de Belleme with
enthusiastic support.
Robert inherited Alcenon in Normandy from his father.
His brother, Hugh, inherited the English lands,
but when Hugh died without an heir in 1098, Robert succeeded to the, becoming Earl of Arundel and Shrewsbury.
All of his English honors and estates were forfeited to the Crown when he was exiled in 1102.
Robert de Belleme, Earl of Shrewsbury, whose
chief strongholds were in the Welsh Marches, was an
exceptionally sadistic man and not popular with the English
people. Although he lost several castles in the process,
Henry successfully expelled Robert de Belleme with
enthusiastic support.
Robert inherited Alcenon in Normandy from his father.
His brother, Hugh, inherited the English lands,
but when Hugh died without an heir in 1098, Robert succeeded to the, becoming Earl of Arundel and Shrewsbury.
All of his English honors and estates were forfeited to the Crown when he was exiled in 1102.
Last change (on this page): 15 OCT 2018