Guillaume de Hauteville, count of Marsico

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a) GUILLAUME (-after Nov 1192). His parentage is confirmed by the reference to a lost charter dated to [1161/66] which records the sale by Guillaume I King of Sicily of houses in Palermo to "…comitis Silvestris patri mei", and his son Count Guillaume reselling these houses[41]. Hugo Falcandus records that "the queen created eight counts in that one year [1166]" including "Count Silvester's son William"[42]. Conte di Marsico. "Guglielmo conte di Marsico" sold property which Guillaume I King of Sicily had granted to "Silvestro padre suo" by charter dated 1175[43]. "Guillelmus…comes Marsici" confirmed having sold property to the "Dogana dei Baroni", which had been sold to "comiti Silvestro patri meo", by charter dated Jul 1176, signed by "Henrici de Vizino, Guidoni de Gifone"[44]. "…Conte Guglielmo di Marsico, conte Anfuso, Ugo Lapino" subscribed the charter dated 15 Aug 1176 under which Guillaume II King of Sicily founded a church at Monreale, and donated property of "fu Silvestro conte di Marsico"[45]. A charter dated 1192 records “Willelmus...comes Marsicanus et dominus Ragusia et domina Stephana comitissa eius uxor”[46]. “Willelmus...comes Marsicanus et dominus Ragusia et domina Alphana...comitissa eiusdem” donated property to “monasterium...apud Bussemam” by charter dated Nov 1192[47].

m STEFANIA [Alfana], daughter of --- (-after Nov 1192). A charter dated 1192 records “Willelmus...comes Marsicanus et dominus Ragusia et domina Stephana comitissa eius uxor”[48]. “Willelmus...comes Marsicanus et dominus Ragusia et domina Alphana...comitissa eiusdem” donated property to “monasterium...apud Bussemam” by charter dated Nov 1192[49].