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Maud d’Avranches du Sap (de Abrincis)

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Lineage	Abrincis
Sex	Female
Full name (at birth)	Maud d’Avranches du Sap
Other last names	de Abrincis
Other given names	Matilda
Parents ♂ Robert d'Avranches (d'Abrincis) [Abrincis] b. about 1130

Events

child birth: ♀ Maude FitzEdith [FitzEdith] d. 31 July 1219

marriage: ♂ Guillaume II Paynel (de Curcy) [Paynel] d. 1162

1130 child birth: ♂ Foulques 1er Paynel [Paynel] b. 1130 d. 1183

1142 marriage: Wikipédia, ♂ Robert FitzEdith (Lord Okehampton) [FitzEdith]

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From grandparents to grandchildren

Grandparents

Parents

== 3 ==

♂ Guillaume II Paynel (de Curcy)

birth: Les Moutiers-Hubert, seigneur des Moutiers
marriage: ♀ Maud d’Avranches du Sap (de Abrincis)
death: 1162

♂ Robert FitzEdith (Lord Okehampton)

marriage: ♀ Maud d’Avranches du Sap (de Abrincis) , [[wk:fr:Henri Ier Beauclerc#Avec Edith FitzForne|Wikipédia]]

== 3 ==

Children

♂ Renaud de Courtenay

birth: 1100, Courtenay (Loiret)
title: France, Seigneur de Courtenay, Château-Renard, Bléneau, Tanlay, Charny (Yonne),
marriage: ♀ Maude FitzEdith
title: 1161, Lord of Sutton
fact 1: 1172, he accompanied King Henry II in the Irish Expedition to County Wexford.
death: 27 September 1194

♀ Lesceline de Subligny

birth: Bréhal (50), dame de Bréhal
marriage: ♂ Foulques 1er Paynel

Children

Grandchildren

♂ Pierre Ier de Courtenay

birth: April 1126, Reims, France
marriage: ♀ Elisabeth de Courtenay
title: 1150, Seigneur de Courtenay, Chantecoq, Champignelles, Montargis, Château-Renard and Tanlay
death: 10 April 1183, Acre (Israel), Palestine
burial: Exeter (Devon), Exeter Cathedral