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Jueta (Monmouth) de Cormeilles

Jueta de Cormeilles formerly Monmouth aka de Monmouth
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Biography

Jueta was the daughter of William son of Baderon and his wife, Dame Hahenisa —.[1]

Jueta was the sister of:

  1. Advenia;[1]

An ancient deed in the King's Remembrancer Office states, "William son of Baderon, Dame Hahenisa his wife and Jueta and Advenia his daughters to Monks of St. Florent (St. Mary, Monmouth): Notification of a grant of the land which King William gave to Hahenisa in marriage and the church of Goodrich Castle, etc., and the land of Villa Cachabren, Herefordshire."[1] William I ruled England from 1066-1087 and William II from 1087-1100.

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  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 The National Archives Website: Discovery: E - Records of the Exchequer, and its related bodies, with those of the Office of First Fruits and Tenths, and the Court of Augmentations: Division within E - Records of the King's Remembrancer: E 210 - Exchequer: King's Remembrancer: Ancient Deeds, Series D: E 210/4437 William son of Baderon, Dame Hahenisa his wife and Jueta and Advenia his daughters to..., (http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C5518570 : accessed 15 November, 2018).




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[Living O'Brien]
Sanders, in his work, “English Baronies”, published 1960, recorded the successor of “Ansfrid Cormeilles” who held the barony of Tarrington, co. Hereford in 1086, “may have been Walter Cormeilles who is mentioned in association with the bishop of Lisieux in 1095”. In other words, he was not sure. However found an entry in the "Book of Fees", page 100, that records a Ricardus de Cormailles tenuit de dono Willelmi Regis primi feudum j. militis apud Eston’. Then checked "CSP France", [1] but found no reference to Ansfrid, Walter or Richard living in the reigns of William I – Henry I, but did find reference to Richard Cormeilles, the grandfather of Sibyl Cormeilles who married Hugh Giffard of Boyton in three charters, nos. 1139, 1142 and 1148 , dated c1140, c1144 and undated. These charters, as well as other charters, confirm that Richard Cormeilles, died 1174, and his brother, Robert, donated the church of Tarrington, co. Hereford, to the priory of Monmouth. They were the nephews of Baderon II fitzWilliam, lord of Monmouth, living 1142, grandsons of William fitzBaderon, living 1102, and Hawise his wife, and great grandsons of Baderon died <1087, brother of Wihenoc, first lord of Monmouth.

References

[1] Calendar of State Papers France Volume I, 918-1204. Calendar of documents preserved in France, illustrative of the history of Great Britain and Ireland. Published by authority of the Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty’s Treasury under direction of the Master of the Rolls 1899. Edited by H.J. Round.

[CSP France, page 409] c1140. Number 1139. Notification that Richard de Cormelles and his brother Robert, inspired by God, and urged by their uncle Baderon fitzWilliam, [from charter no. 1142] and Rohese his wife, gave to St. Florent and St. Mary, Monemuta the church of Tadinton [Tarrington, co. Hereford], with all its appurtenances, --------------.

[CSP France] c1144. Number 1142. Charter of Robert bishop of Hereford, narrating that Guienoc [also known as Wihenoc], lord of Monemuda [Monmouth], for the weal of his soul and those of relatives, had given to St. Mary, Monmouth, which is subject to St. Florent, Saumur, all the churches on his land with their appurtenances, --------------. To these churches the bishop adds that of Tatintonia [Tarrington, co. Hereford], which Richard de Cormeliis, for the benefit of his soul and those of his father and mother, gave the monks [of Monmouth], in the bishop's time, retaining no tithes or endowments. ----------------.

[CSP France, pages 412/3] Not dated. Number 1148. List of churches dependent on St. Mary of Monemuta. In the diocese of Hereford, ----------------; the church of Westun [Weston-sub-Edge, Westonia co. Gloucester], which Richard de Cormeliis gave to the Priory. ----------------- .

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