Humbert, comte de Genève

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Humbert is the son of the first marriage of Count William I of Geneva and his wife Agnes , daughter of Count Amadeus III of Maurienne and sister of the future Count Humbert III of Maurienne . He seems to have been born before 1174.

Count Humbert has three children, one daughter and two sons. Pierre married Mathilde(/?Maud?/), the daughter of the English lord Walther de Lacy(/?Gilbert?/), His wife receives part of his inheritance, following a decision of the King of England , Henry III. Peter is also mentioned in the entourage of the king, which receives some royal subsidies. An act allows to place his death before September 1249. A younger son, Ebal, who is found possessed in Ireland. Alix marries Rodolphe de Grésier, "son of Rodolphe de Faucigny and head of the family of Faucigny-Lucinge"

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1. HUMBERT ([1150/60?]-before 10 May 1225). "Willelmus…Gebennensis comes" founded the Chartreuse monstery of Pommiers, with the consent of "Humbertus filius meus…B. quoque uxor mea et filius meus Aymo quinquennis", by charter dated 1179[78]. "Wilermus Gebennensium et Valdensium comes" confirmed donations by "bonæ memorie predecessoris mei Aymonis [error for Amedei] comitis", with the consent of "Humbertus filius meus", by charter dated 1192, witnessed by "Turumbertus de Lucingio"[79]. Comte de Genève. "Dominus Humbertus comes, nepos eius" confirmed the donation to Oujon by "Petrus de Ternie" [Ternier] by charter dated to [1195/1207][80]. The donor, and his precise family relationship to Comte Humbert, have not yet been identified. "Humbertus et Willelmus fratres et comites Gebenn." granted the prior of Saint-Victor the right to fortify the monastery by charter dated 1220[81].

m ---. The name of Humbert's wife is not known. Humbert & his wife had three children: