Isilia Pêche

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If Guillaume Pecche (William Peccatum) entered England during this period, he surely would have reached his majority, which would indicate that he was most probably a contemporary of Richard de Bienfaite who was born about 1025; and Duke William, who was born in 1028. King Edward’s Norman policy was ended in 1052, due to the position of Godwine, Earl of Wessex and the great power of his family. The Normans in the country became a virtual nonentity, making it unlikely that William Peccatum would have entered the country between 1052 and 1066. William Peccatum married twice. His first wife was an English woman by the name of Alfwen (otherwise unknown) and it may have been by this marriage that he first came into possession of the lands of Clopton in Suffolk. He married secondly, seemingly at an advanced age, Isilia de Bourges, daughter and heiress of Herve de Bourges (Bituricensis) and his wife Jenita. The known issue of the first marriage were William de Cloptunne, Ralph Pecche, and Simon Pecche. The known issue of the second marriage were Hamon Pecche and Basilia Pecche. William de Cloptunne must have been a son of the first marriage since he was his father’s namesake, a common practice for a first son, and he did not hold any of the de Bourges lands. Hamon was heir to his mother and was the eldest son (or eldest surviving son) of the second marriage. His sister Basilia held Martley, a Bourges fee.

and father down in the same article:

Children of Guillaume Pecche and Isilia de Bourges are:

• iv. HAMON2 PECCHE, b. Aft 1088; d. Bef 1185.
• v. BASILIA PECCHE, b. Aft 1088.

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Isilia DE BOURGES. Parents: Herve DE BOURGES and Jenita.

Spouse: Guillaume PECCHE. Guillaume PECCHE and Isilia DE BOURGES were married. Children were: Hamon PECCHE, Basilia PECCHE.