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- From Foundation for Medieval Genealogy, Medieval Lands project:
"ARNAUD de Walcourt (-after 1181). "Le seigneur Wiric de Walcourt et sa femme...Adheleide" founded Freistorff abbey, with the consent of “leurs deux fils Arnou et Theodore et de leurs cinq filles Kamer, Adeleide, Frelende, Sophie et Aramburge” by charter dated to [1131], which also records that “le grand Arnaud de Walcourt père dud. Arnauld” donated “la demie chapelle d’Aulstor avec sa dot et un fils nommé Ancelin avec sa sœur Marie”. Both this charter and the general chronology of the family indicates that there must have been two individuals named Arnaud de Walcourt, father and son. The chronology would suggest that the following charter refers to the son. Seigneur de Montclair: Arnold Archbishop of Trier recorded that “Arnulphus de Walencurt advocatus in...Marceto” constructed “in loco...Schine, castrum” [Montclair], by charter dated 1181, witnessed by “comes Symon de Sarebrucke, Godefridus comes de Spanheim et filii sui, Gilbertus de Miravel et filius suus Bartholomeus, Arnolphus de Siersberg, Cuno de Mailberg, Cuno et Arnulphus de Ure, Albero et Theodoricus de Manderscheidt, Wiricus, Mafredus, Alexander et Henricus de Numagen, Rudolphus et Henricus de Trys...”. m ---. The name of Arnaud’s wife is not known. Arnaud & his wife had one child:
i) JEAN de Walcourt dit de Montclair (-after 1195). The primary source which confirms his parentage has not yet been identified. He is named as father of Ermengarde in the charter dated 20 Jun 1210 quoted below. m ---. The name of Jean’s wife is not known. Jean & his wife had one child"
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Connected Bloodlines
- Aft 1181