Godefroy D'altavilla, Gallucio

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c) GEOFFROY (-[before 1200]). The primary source which confirms his parentage has not been identified. Conte di Conversano: Pirro names “Gaufridi Conversani et Montis Caveosi comitis, Netique, Selasiani et Calatanixectæ domini, Sylvestri Marsicani tertiogeniti” when recording the marriage of his daughter[51], but cites no source which confirms the information. It is assumed that Geoffroy died before his older brother Guillaume, considering that Geoffroy’s son Silvestre succeeded Guillaume as Conte di Marscio. No primary source has been found which confirms that Geoffroy was Conte di Conversano.

m ---. The name of Geoffroy’s wife is not known. Geoffroy & his wife had [two children]:

• i) [SILVESTRE (-after Mar 1200). Conte di Marsico. Pirro records that “comes Silvester Guillelmi laudati ex Gaufrido fratre nepos...magnus Siciliæ comestabulus” confirmed and increased donations to “monasterium...apud Bussemom” by charter dated Mar 1200 [summary only, charter not reproduced][52].]
• ii) [DESIDERATA (-Jan 1201). The primary source which confirms her parentage has not been identified. Pirro records that “Bartholomæus de Lucy genere” married “Desideratam Gaufridi Conversani et Montis Caveosi comitis, Netique, Selasiani et Calatanixectæ domini, Sylvestri Marsicani tertiogeniti filiam”[53]. On the other hand, Garufi says that Desiderata was “figliuola di Goffredo di Lecce conte di Montecaglioso”[54]. Neither author cites the primary source which confirms their assertions. “Bartholomaus de Lucis...comes Paternionis...Desiderata uxor comitis Bartholomai de Lucis” donated property to “ecclesiam...Tremesteri...in territorio civitatis Messina” by charter dated 9 Sep 1193, witnessed by “...Gerardus de Lucis miles...”[55].
  m BARTHELEMY de Lucy Conte di Paternò, son of --- de Lucy & his wife --- (-1200).]