Gerard III van Rode, Heer van Schelderode

18. GERARD III.
1260 (n.s.), March (Verslagen en Mededelingen van de Koninklike Vlaamse Akademie voor Taal- en Letterkunde, 1934, no. s and no. 6, pp. 361-364)
1285, October 13 (RA. Ghent, Rich Clares, charters, box I, ad annum).
Lord of Schelderode (VI, I, no. 817, p. 36I).
nob.; knight ("monseigneur" before his name (Cambron, II, pp. 926-928
(1272, December)).

• Mabilia II, lady of Scheldewindeke and ter Wede (Verslagen en Mededelingen van de Koninklijke Vlaamse Akademie voor Taal- en Letterkunde, loc. cit. (1260 (n.s.), March))

Son:- Gerard IV (D & F, I, p. 272, B. 406 (1287 (n.s.), January 31)). (Warlop, 1124)
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1268 December Gerard, knight, lord of Rhodes, and Mabilie, his wife, lady of Windeke and Weede, mentioned in a deed concerning a property situated in the parish of Deurle ( Wauters, A., Chronological Table, V , 419).

1272 - December - Confirmation, by the knight Gerard, lord of Rhodes and Mabilie, his wife of the charter of his friend and vassal, Godefroid de Wintyi. lord of Oisterzele (Ibid., V, 510).
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Under the influence of Gerard III of (Schelde)Roden, in 1265 Rogier van Spiere together with Hugo Bigot and Hendrik, son of the king of Germany, entered into a loan of 3166 pounds, 13 shillings and 4 deniers of Flemish coin with the cities of Ghent, Bruges, Leper and Dowaai. The loan was made with the aldermen of these four cities. The four knights signed a separate promissory note.

These of Gerard van Schelderode and Rogier van Spiere have been preserved; Inventaire des archives de la Chambre des Comptes a Lille, 1865, biz. 563, nos. 1418-19.
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