Báthori Bereck

http://genealogy.euweb.cz/hung/bathori1.html

Báthori family

N from Gutkeled family had 2 sons:

• A1. a son
  • ...
• A2. Miklós
  • B1. Hodos, fl 1270-91; he was ancestor of Szakolyi (Szokoli, Hodos of Szakoly) family, for which see HERE
  • B2. István, fl 1310
  • B3. "Kopasz" András de Rakamaz, fl 1250
    • C1. György de Encsencs, fl 1276-1307
      • ...
    • C2. Benedek de Szaniszló, fl 1279-1321
      • ...
    • C3. Bereck Báthori, fl 1276-1320; m.N. dau of Marhard Nadabi; king Ladislas IV bestowed him Báthor; since then he and his descendants were named Báthori
      • D1. András, Bp of Várad, +1345
      • D2. János Báthori de Somlyó, Ispán of Szatmár, fl 1312-50
        • ...
      • D3. Lőkös (Lőrinc), +k.a.Havasalföld XI.1330; for his descendants see HERE
      • D4. Miklós (Mochuz), Ispán of Csongrád, +1357/63
        • ...

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http://www.radixindex.com/csaladtortenet/2003-June/000580.html

Somlyói Báthory Bereck 1276-1320.05.22. Felesége Nadabi Marhard lánya. Fiuk:

• Miklós=Mochuz, csongrádi ispán 1321-1357. Megh.1363 előtt. Lánya:
  • Borbála1363. Férje szaántói Petőfi János.

Csak Bereckig vittem vissza, mert a többi már megvan.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Briccius_B%C3%A1thory

Briccius Báthory

Briccius Báthory (d. 1322) was a Hungarian nobleman and the founder of the renowned Báthory family.

His father was Andrew of Rakoméz, surnamed the Bald, son of Nikolaus, from the Gutkeled clan. Andrew is mentioned in 1250 as a patron of the monastery of Sárvár in the county of Szatmár.

In 1279, Briccius (together with his brothers George (d. 1307) and Benedict (d. 1321) and his uncle Hados[1]%29 was rewarded by King Ladislaus IV ) for military services by granting them Bátor in the county of Szabolcs. [2]

In 1310, Bátor came into the sole possession of Briccius when he reached and agreement with his nephew Michael and his cousin Vid to divide the joint possessions. After this, Briccius and his descendants named themselves "of Bátor" or Báthory.[3]

Briccius fathered five sons[2][4][5][6]:

1. John I, the first-born son of Briccius, became Count of Szatmár.
2. Andrew II (d. 1345) became Bishop of Varadinum.
3. Laurence I died without issue.
4. Nicolaus I (d. 1357/63) became Count of Csongrád.
5. Luke (d. 1330), the youngest son, who possessed wide estates in Szatmár and was granted the lordship of Ecsed. Among these John was the ancestor of the Báthory of Somlyó, the elder branch of the family, while Luke was the ancestor of the Báthory of Ecsed, the younger branch.