Gauthier II, seigneur d'Enghien

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GAUTHIER [II] d'Enghien, son of GAUTHIER [I] Seigneur d’Enghien & his third wife Marie de Rethel ([1267]-[1309/Nov 1310], bur Enghien Saint-Nicolas). The late 13th century genealogy by Balduinus de Avennis names "Walterum" as only son of "Walterus…de Enghien" and his third wife "filiam comitis Reistensis Manasserii Mariam"[1384]. Seigneur d'Enghien. “Watier Sire d’Ainghien” promised “Robert fils ainé du Comte de Flandre” not to sell any territories in Brabant or Flanders during the lifetime of “Yolende fille dudit Robert sa femme” without compensating him, naming as guarantors “...Thomas de Mortaigne, Guillaume frère dudit Thomas, Gérard d’Ainghien son frère...”, by charter dated 1 Dec 1290[1385]. “...Watiers sires d’Aenghien...Ernous d’Aenghien sires de Blaton...honme de le contei de Haynau” certified having seen an agreement terminating a dispute between Guy Count of Flanders and Jean Comte de Hainaut, by charter dated 21 May 1295[1386]. “Philippe Sire de Prouvi” declared that “Gautier Sire d’Ainghien son homme” transferred “les manoir et terre d’Aunois”, for the lifetime of “Yolende fille du Comte de Nevers et femme de Gautier d’Enghien”, except the dower of “Maire dame d’Ainghien mère dudit Gautier”, by charter dated 6 Dec 1290[1387]. “Walterus miles dominus de Enghien” issued a charter for Hérinnes Notre-Dame dated 1 Aug 1307[1388]. A report compiled, on the instructions of Marie de Luxembourg heiress of Enghien, after a judgment dated 7 Feb 1535 records that in 1309 “monss. Wautier Sgr. d’Enghien” bought “la terre de Grimenghe” from “Oste le Brun”[1389]. He was deceased in Nov 1310, the date of his widow’s charter quoted below. An epitaph at Enghien Saint-Nicolas records the burials of “monseigneur Watiers d’Ainghien” and “madame --- de Flandre feme...à Watier Sires d’Ainghien” who died Jan 1312 (O.S.)[1390].

m (contract 24 Jul 1287) YOLANDE de Flandre, daughter of ROBERT II "de Béthune" Count of Flanders & his second wife Yolande de Bourgogne Ctss de Nevers (-Jan 1313, bur Enghien Saint-Nicolas). The Anciennes Chroniques de Flandre record that "la tierce [fille]" of "Robert" married "au seigneur d’Enghien"[1391]. Her parentage is confirmed by the Istoria of Marino Sanudo Torsello which records that "[il figlio]…[del] conte de Brenna" had one daughter who married "al signor d’Angloin" who was the son "della figlia del conte di Fiandra"[1392]. “Philippe Sire de Prouvi” declared that “Gautier Sire d’Ainghien son homme” transferred “les manoir et terre d’Aunois”, for the lifetime of “Yolende fille du Comte de Nevers et femme de Gautier d’Enghien”, except the dower of “Maire dame d’Ainghien mère dudit Gautier”, by charter dated 6 Dec 1290[1393]. “Yolens feme jadis a...Wautier Sign Dayngh” promised that, for so long as she held “le Mambour nie de le tre no...fil Wautier Sign Daungh”, she would hold “toutes les fortereches à le dite tre Dayngh” loyally by charter dated mid-Nov 1310[1394]. An epitaph at Enghien Saint-Nicolas records the burials of “monseigneur Watiers d’Ainghien” and “madame --- de Flandre feme...à Watier Sires d’Ainghien” who died Jan 1312 (O.S.)[1395].

Gauthier [II] & his wife had [ten] children: