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DE VERNON Hugh
Birth: ABT 1000
Death: AFT 1053 Vernon, Normany
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buried as a monk
Curt Hofemann, curt_hofeman AT yahoo.com, wrote in a post-em:
I've never seen a marriage to a (?) de Centerville. Possibly because you list no
source, this is speculative or maybe from a less than reliable source like Ancestry.com
or familysearch.org? If so, no need to respond.
Few Norman families of the elventh century were more powerful than those of Tosny
and Beaumont, but the same period also witnessed the rise of many lesser houses,
and of these the first family of Vernon may be taken as an example. When, some time
between 1032 and 1035 Duke Robert I [of Normandy] gave land to Saint-Wandrille at
Sierville, some ten miles north of Rouen, he did so with the consent of a certain 'Hugh
of Vernon,' and other documents show that the family of Hugh had already become
possessed of other estates in this district, for in 1053 William of Vernon, together with
his father Hugh, who had by now become a monk, gave to Holy Trinity, Rouen, land at
Martainville within five miles of the city. It is possible that the full lordship of Vernon
passed to this family sometime between these dates. Early in the reign of Duke William
he had given Vernon to his cousin Guy of Burgundy, and Guy's disgrace and forfeiture
after 1047 may well have provided the opportunity for the rise of the new family. [Ref:
"William The Conqueror, The Norman Impact Upon England", by David C. Douglas,
1964, University of California Press,Berkey & LA, CA p87]
Regards,
Curt
Marriage To DE CENTERVILLE ----- (ABT 1000 - )
m.
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Parents
DE CENTERVILLE Osmond (ABT 960 - AFT 1012)
OF COUTANCES Satselina (ABT 965 - )
Children by DE CENTERVILLE ----- ABT 1000 -
DE VERNON William (ABT 1021 - BEF 1089)
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