Agnes de St. Clair femme de William de Braose

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Agnes de St. Clare b. 1054 in England, d. 1080 in England is William's wife. They have a few children that could be added, also.

Very Excellent! Keep on adding the relatives . . . . .

Merci, Martin and Louise. I've made some additions to this family tree. It was very helpful.

According to Wiki Tree they are the same . . . . give the woman a father.

http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Normandie-79

Martin and Louise, if you read the About Me for William de Braose, you will see that the medieval experts (such as the Foundation for Medieval Genealogy) state that there is no proof of the name of William's wife. Various reports have speculated that she may have been Eve de Harcourt (de Boissey) and/or Agnes de Saint-Clair. I have both of them linked to him. It is not clear which (if either) is Phillip's mother. Therefore, he currently has two mothers listed.

I'm sorry, I was referring to the Agnes de St-Clair issue. I have not looked at the Helene le Bon profile. I've been away for a few weeks and missed this discussion. I will take a look at it in a few days (I am only checking in for a few moments now). We should also ask Private User, who is the curator of the Helene profile.

Martin, if you can point us to French historical accounts that provide original/primary sources, as does the Foundation for Medieval Genealogy, I would be happy to evaluate them. Anne-Marit and I can both read French and Latin.

Merci bien!

Yes, you can or should start a new discussion. Sounds like a "great" plan to me. I'm still listening!