11820368.
Vicomte Louis de Brienne & 11820369. Lady Agnes de Beaumont
By 1230,
Agnes born in France, d/o 23640738.
Ralph VI de Beaumont, Vicomte of Beaumont & 23640739. Agnes ?.
~1231, Louis
d’Acre born in Constantinople, s/o 23640736.
Emperor Jean de Brienne & 23640737. Berengere of Castile-Leon.
3/27/1237,
Louis’ father died.
1242, Agnes
heiress to her brother Richard, vicomte Beaumont.
1244,
Berengere sent her 3 sons, Alphonse, Jean and Louis to the court of King Louis
IX of France. [They were in the guardianship of Baldwin II of Courtenay, Latin
Emperor of Constantinople, who was seeking funding from the rulers in Europe.]
8/25/1248,
Louis and his brothers accompanied King Louis IX on crusade, departing from
Aigues-Mortes in a fleet of 38 ships.
5/13/1249,
They left Cyprus, heading for Damietta, Egypt. [Storms delayed the journey.]
6/4/1249,
They reached Damietta, where they encountered little Saracen resistance. The
town was essentially deserted.
2/5/1250,
They crossed the Nile and attacked El Mansura, where King Louis was captured.
5/13/1250,
King Louis, released on paying a ransom, started the journey home.
2/12/1253,
Louis married Agnes.
1253, Louis
and Agnes allowed the nuns of Vivoin the expand their monastery.
1254, Louis
granted a charter bearing his seal.
1255, Louis
at the court of Alfonso X, king of Castile.
1270, Louis’
brother Alfonso, Great Chamberlain of France, died on crusade. [As did King
Louis IX.]
8/25/1270,
Philip III succeeded as king of France.
10/5/1285,
Philip IV succeeded as king of France.
Aft.
9/1/1297, Louis, knt. and Vicompte of Beaumont in Maine, France, signeur of
Beaumont-le-Vicompte [aka Beaumont-sur-Sarthe] … died, buried at Etival. [About
20 mi. north of Geneva.]
[––Agnes––]
1297, Agnes
conveyed the barony of Crain in Fifeshire in Scotland to her daughter Isabel.
Aft.
11/28/1304, Agnes died; buried at Etival with Louis.
(S) Magna
Carta Ancestry, P61. (S) FMG, The First English Duchess, 2004.
Family
notes:
·
Ralph [Raoul] de Beaumont, s/o Richard de
Beaumont, s/o Roscelin de Beaumont & Constance, illegitimate d/o King Henry
I.
Children
of Louis and Agnes:
i. Isabel de Beaumont, born ? in France.
Isabel
married John de Vescy, s/o William de Vescy & Agnes de Ferrers.
1289, John
died.
[Isabella
appears in many records with her brother Henry.]
10/26/1309,
Licence for Henry de Bello Monte to grant in fee his manors of Flokyngham,
Edenham, … co. Lincoln, held in chief, to this sister Isabella, late the wife
of John de Vescy, and for her to re-grant the same to him … (S) CPRs.
3/16/1330,
Isabella, Lady Vescy, named in the confession of Edmund, Earl of Kent, as a
conspirator of the attempt to free [deceased] Edward II.
Bef.
11/1/1334, Isabel de Bello Monte, Lady Vescy, Lady of York, died; buried at
Scarborough.
ii. Louis de Beaumont, born ? in France.
8/27/1281,
Ludovicus filius vicecomitis Bellimontis, of the bishopric of Mans.
12/27/1293,
Master Lewis de Bello Monte, treasurer of St. Mary’s, Salisbury. (S) CPRs.
5/11/1296,
Master Lewis de Bello Monte, treasurer of Salisbury. (S) CPRs.
2/9/1317,
Louis nominated as bishop of Durham.
3/26/1318,
Louis consecrated as bishop.
9/24/1333,
Louis died; buried in Durham cathedral.
iii. Charles de Beaumont, born ? in France.
10/18/1294,
Master Charles de Bello Monte, canon of the churches of St. Peter, York, St.
Andrew, Wells, and St. John, Beverley. (S) CPRs.
5/11/1296,
Protection for Master Charles de Bello Monte, canon of Beverley, staying beyond
seas. (S) CPRs.
2/1/1298,
Charles of Beaumont. Occ.as can., papal mand. for installation by proxy. Son of
Louis, vicomte of Beaumont-sur-Sarthe (Sarthe, France), and brother of M. Louis
of Beaumont, treas. of Salisbury. (S) Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1066-1300, V3,
Lincoln, 1977.
iv. Henry de Beaumont (5910184), born ~1270 in
France.
