Gui 'Burgundion' de Guerrejat

[Medlands%29 GUY "Burgundion" de Montpellier (after [1159]-[Nov 1182/1183]). Under his testament dated 29 Sep 1172, "Guillelmus dominus Montispessulani, filius quondam Sibilie" recalls that "Guidonem filium meus" had been entrusted to the Knights Templars for six years and would himself become a Knight Templar six years later if his two older brothers were still alive[1541]. It is not known at what age a Knight Templar would have been installed, but presumably not before the age of 18, which gives some indication of Guy's birth date. Notwithstanding this testamentary provision, Guy married, which suggests that the younger of his older brothers may have died. In his testament dated Feb 1178, "Guido Guerregiatus" bequeathed "Paollanum" (Paulhan) to "Bergundioni nepoti meo". The testament of "Borguenonius filius quondam D. Guillelmi Montispessulani et D. Mathildis ducisse" is dated Nov 1182 and bequeathes his property in the bishopric of Melgueil to "fratri meo Guillelmo D. Montispessulani", "totum quod Petrus Ermengavi frater suus habuit in castro de Pojeto" to "Ermessindi sorori quondam Petri Ermengavi et infantibus Raymundi de Castriis", and appoints "filiæ meæ Burgundiosæ" as his heir, a later addition appointing "Adelais de Cognas uxor sua" as guardian of his daughter[1542]. m ([1180/81]) as her second husband, ADELAIS de Conas [de Cognatio/de Cognatz] (Pézénas, Hérault)[1543], widow of ---, daughter of ---. The testament of "Borguenonius filius quondam D. Guillelmi Montispessulani et D. Mathildis ducisse" is dated Nov 1182 and appoints "filiæ meæ Burgundiosæ" as his heir, a later addition appointing "Adelais de Cognas uxor sua" as guardian of his daughter[1544]. A charter dated Feb 1183 records that "Burgundionæ filiæ suæ" had died and the settlement of the resulting dispute between "Guillelmum D. Montispessulani" and "Adalaiciam de Cognacio uxorem quondam D. Burgundionis fratris ipsius"[1545].