Hugues I de Campdavaine, comte de Saint Pol

Arnold, Comte de Boulogne gained the title of Comte de Boulogne.1

Children of Arnold, Comte de Boulogne

Matilda de Boulogne+1

Enricule, Comte de Boulogne+1

Citations

1.Tim Boyle, "re: Boyle Family," e-mail message from <e-mail address> (unknown address) to Darryl Roger Lundy, 16 September 2006. Hereinafter cited as "re: Boyle Family."

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~hwbradley/aqwg169...

Hugues I de St. POL Count of St. Pol [Parents] 1 was born 1036 in Saint Pol, Artois, France. He died 1071 in Saint Pol, Artois, France. Hugues married Clemence on 1055 in Saint Pol, Artois, France.

Clemence 1 was born 1038 in Saint Pol, Artois, France. She married Hugues I de St. POL Count of St. Pol on 1055 in Saint Pol, Artois, France.

They had the following children:

  M i Hugues II de St. POL Count of St. Pol was born 1056. 

From French Wikipedia

1067 - † 1070 : Hugues I st of Campdavaine whose existence is uncertain. It is only cited by Lambert d'Ardres [ 2 ] . Nicknamed Candavène, Candens avena , by some and Champ-d'Avène, Campus avenae , by others. He married Clémence in 1060, by whom he had three sons: Guy, who follows, Hugues and Eustache. Clémence would have remarried with Arnoul d'Ardres, who would have ensured the regency in the names of the minor sons of his wife. According to some, Clémence could be the daughter of Roger or his son Manassès. Hugues would then be, not Roger's son but a descendant of the Ponthieu family, as the quasi symmetry of the first names used in the two families may suggest [ 3 ] . The25 November 1078Pope Gregory VII gave the three son of Hugh I st of Campdavaine Guy, Hugh and Eustace, the title of "Counts of Saint-Pol." .......... Hugues I st of Campdavaine (died 1070) nicknamed Campdavaine , Candavène , Candens oats , field-d'Avène or Campus avenae , son of Roger de Saint-Pol [ 1 ] . In 1067, he succeeded his father as Count of Saint-Pol .

Marriage and descendants

In 1060, he married Clémence, with whom he had three sons:

Guy Hugues Eustace

Clémence would have remarried with Arnoul d'Ardres , who would have ensured the regency in the names of his wife's minor sons. According to some, Clémence could be the daughter of Roger or his son Manassès. Hugues would then be, not Roger's son, but his son-in-law or his son's son-in-law. As for him, he would in fact be a descendant of the Ponthieu family as the quasi symmetry of the first names used in the two families may suggest [ 2 ] . The 25 November 1078 Pope Gregory VII “edict” gave the three son of Hugh I st of Campdavaine, Guy, Hugh and Eustace, the title of counts Saint-Pol .