Odeline de Chappes

Individual Note Odeline de Chappes, qui épouse Miles IV de Noyers, dont elle a sept enfants Death ADELINE de Chappes, daughter of CLAREMBAUD [II] Seigneur de Chappes & his wife --- (-after 30 Oct 1190). “Milo dominus de Noiers” notified that “pater meus Milo” had donated “grangiam de Vilers...et pastura castellanie de Noiers”, with the consent of “uxore mea Odelina et filiis Hugone thesaurario Autisiodorensi et Clarembaldo et Guidone militibus”, by charter dated [25 Mar 1181/24 Mar 1182][323]. The primary source which confirms her parentage has not been identified. Petit records her parentage without citing any source[324]. The date of her marriage is suggested from her second son marrying in “before [1180]”. “Clarembaudus dominus de Noers” donated serfs “apud Rubeummontem” to Moutiers Saint-Jean, with the consent of “domnus Hugo Autissiodorensis episcopus, et domnus Guido frater eius, et...mater ipsius Clarembaudi”, by charter dated 1189[325]. "Clarembaudus de Noiers" donated property to the Knights Hospitallers at Arbonne, naming "germano H….Autissiodorensis episcopo, sue…matri domine Adeline et sue…uxori domine Ade et suo…filio Miloni, sua quoque filia…Adeline", by charter dated 30 Oct 1190 at the siege of Acre Family Note Marriage with Milon IV de NOYERS m (before [1150/55] Milon (Miles) IV (Mile II) de Noyers + un 05/05 entre 1181 et 1184 (05/05/1181 ?) seigneur de Noyers (1151), Avoué du Prieuré de Chablis (89), croisé (1147) (une charte entre 25/03/1181 et 24/03/1182 atteste sa donation à son fils Milon de la grange de Villers et des pâturages dépendant de la Châtellenie de Noyers)

ép.~1145 Odeline (alias Adeline) de Chappes, dame de Lagesse et Vanlay (10, près Chaource) + après 30/10/1190 (fille de Clarembaud 1er ou III ? de Chappes dit «Le Lépreux» + dès 1145, et d’Aélis/Adeline du Donjon de Brienne (ou de Mahaut + dès 1168?)) > 7 enfants 4 fils & 3 filles

Sources Individual: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clarembaud_III_de_Chappes Spouse: http://racineshistoire.free.fr/LGN/PDF/Noyers.pdf Death: http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/burgdtonne.htm