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As far as I know, the Hericus de Beaugency story came from "The Harris Family Papers" by Krentzman. I don't have a copy of these papers so what I am about to post for you is second hand but it does appear to be the source for this information...including that Hericus is the son of a Londric de Beaugency.
I'll copy it below:
Vance C. Harris
The Harris family Papers by Krentzman gives the family seat as Weston Hanges, Kent. There was a Manor House at Westenhanger, near Hythe. He continues Londric De Beaugency of Orleans, France was ancestor to the powerful Barons of Beaugency and had two sons John and Hericeus, who lived around 996 to 1031 A.D. Hericeus had a son Ancelin de Beaumont who went to England and held a Barony in Nottingham about 1086. Ancelin's son Ivo Fitz Herice or de Heris was Viscount of Nottingham before 1130 and his sons were Ralph Hauseline, Robert Fitz Herice (executed by Henry II), Josseline, William (who held three fiets in Nottingham and four in Lincoln), and Humphry. The French name Herice seems to have been changed to Harris, by their sons who became increasingly more English.
From https://cybergata.com/roots/21892.htm
It is probable that "Robert de Dun" was Henry de Ferrer's tenant in Normandy, and held Hilton and Stapleford of him in England, and was the father of Robert de Heriz I., whose family held Herissiere in Avranches under the overlordship of Hugh d'Avranches …
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Herice-1
He has been detached from Ancelin De Beaumont as a father due to a lack of evidence and dates not working.
A death date of 1246 was entered when this profile was created. It has been removed.
Keats-Rohan, in Domesday Descendants, reports: Sheriff of Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire in 1128, he was probably the son of Robert de Heriz who had held that office 1110-14. He married Emma, through whom he obtained Gonalston in Nottinghamshire and Kelmarsh in Northamptonshire. They had four sons: William, Robert, Philip, and Richard, of whom William seems to have succeeded his father in the period 1140-58, and a daughter who married Warin Pité. See Foulds, Thurgarton Cart., Introd. pp. cxlvii-viii. Pipe Roll 31 Henry I, 7a-ntdb
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Andrew Lancaster
Wife is maybe his grandson's?? In any case we should use better sources than some of the ones mentioned in previous comments. Online genealogies often contain large amounts of old speculations for this period.
Are we missing profiles in Geni?
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/De_Heriez-4
Hericeus was father of Ancelin de Beaumont (styled "Ancelin" in Domes- day Book), who, in 1086, held a great Barony in iSTottingham, England.
His son, Ivo Fitz Herice or de Heris, was Viscount of Nottingham before 1130. He had issue: —
1. Ralph Hauseline, who held the Barony in 1165.
2. Robert Fitz Herice, mentioned in a charter of Barberic Abbey. He was executed by Henry II. of England (who reigned from 1154 to 1189).
3. Josseline, mentioned as being of Hunts in 1156.
4. William, who held, in 1165, three fiefs in Nottingham, and four in Lincoln.
5. Humphrey — Humphrey Harris was of Berks, 1158.
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