Simon 1er de Lalaing de Quiévrain, seigneur de Quiévrain, Hordaing et Forest

Notes
Seigneur de Quiévrain et de Hordaing. Bailli du Hainaut. Sénéchal d'Ostrevant. Chevalier.
Sources : L de Herckenrode, 1865, F Brassart, 1879, J Le Roux, 1715, FV Goethals, 1862, J de Saint-Genois, 1806, C Stroobant, 1853, de Herckenrode, 1844, FV Goethals, 1849.
Death:
- F Brasssart, 1879.
- FV Goethals, 1862.
- L de Herckenrode, 1844.
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Simon 1er de Lalaing (Quiévrain) + 13/09/1386 (inh. au Monastère de Beaumont à Valenciennes) chevalier, seigneur de Quiévrain (1376, par achat à son cousin le sire d’Aspremont), Hordaing et Forest, Châtelain d’Ath, Grand-Bailli de Hainaut (1358-1362, 1372-1386), Sénéchal d’Ostrevant (1362, par achat au Vidame de Chartres)

ép. Jeanne du Roeulx dite «d’Escaussinnes»
postérité tige de la branche de Quiévrain

QUIÉVRAIN SUR UNE CARTE DE 1709 (SOURCE: BNF)

Pattou, Etienne. “Famille & Seigneurs De Lalaing.” Racines et Histoire :
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SIMON I de Lalaing
(youngest son of Simon III, lord of Lalaing), knight, lord of Quiévrain (in 1376, by purchase of his cousin the lord of Aspremont), of Hordaing and seneschal of Ostievant (in 4362, by purchase of the vidame of Chartres), bailiff of Hainaut (from 1358 to 1362 and from 1372 to 1386), died in office, in the year 1386, lying in the monastery of Beaumon in Valenciennes and having had several children of his wife Jeanne DU ROEULX said of Escaussines, namely:

1° Simon, who follows.

2° Jean de Lalaing, knight, lord of Hordaing and seneschal of Ostrevant, who died around 1420, without child of Marie DE MELEUN, provost of Douai, whom he had married in 1404, daughter of Hugues, knight, lord of Antoing, and of Béatrix de Beausart.

Around the year 1398, the lord of Hordaing was "adjourned and held prisouniers or castiel in Mons, for souppechon, which sour lui courait, que de auoir fait ochire, par aucun de ses sieruiteurs et sans cause raisenauble, Jehan de Mande, bastard, et liquels fais li fu imposés à plain en le presence de mons d'Ostreuant et de son conseil : quil mist en partie en ny. Sour coy, infourmacions li fu offierte à faire, que atendre ne veult, mais sen eut plus kier à raporter en lordenance doudit monsr d'Ostreuant qui, par deliberacion de sen conseil, len compoza en le somme de mil escus de Haynnau" (107).

3° Guillaume de Lalaing, knight, lord of Hordaing and seneschal of Ostrevant (after his brother), lord of Mares, died around 1435. In 1427, having become the head of his branch, he bore the quarterly of Lalaing and Quiévrain, without a break. From his wife, Marguerite DE LA HAMAIDE, daughter of Jean, knight, lord of the said place, and of Marie, lady of Woziers, he left only seemingly a bastard child:

....A. Jacqueline de Lalaing, without posterity of her husband Raoul DE CRÉQUY, esquire, brother-in-law of Guillaume, lord of Lalaing (see first branch, XI), to whom these spouses ceded, around 1441, the land of Hordaing.

4° Marie de Lalaing, died around 1416, having married : 1° in 1379, Willaume DE LIGNE, knight, eldest son of the lord of Ligne, who died without heir; 2° in 1384, Englebert D'ENGHIEN, lord of Rameru, knight, with whom she lies in the abbey of Cambron; whose posterity.

5° Mahaut de Lalaing, deceased in 1406, wife of Ansel, lord of TRAZEGNIES, knight, with whom she lies in the priory of Herlemont, near Trazegnies and Floreffe. From which descend the modern marquises of Trazegnies.

6° Marguerite de Lalaing, nun at the Dominican convent of Beaumont in Valenciennes in 1385.

7° Jeanne de Lalaing, abbess of Flines in 1419, which was also the year of her death; indicated thus, in 1385, in the "notice" of her father and mother: "Jehenne, our daughter, rendered in the church of Flines." She was the niece of the abbess Gille II de Lalaing, who died in 1387 (see first branch, VIII

He seems to have left a bastard child:
....A. Jean de Lalaing, bastard of Hordaing, esquire, living in 1440, husband of "damoiselle Jehenne LE JONNE, widow of Jehan de Grés"; she bore: Gules with three silver twins. He himself had for arms: Quarterly of Lalaing and Quiévrain, the break of bastardy being a net of azure posed in bar and broaching on the whole (Cabinet of the titles; genealogical table), account of the great bailliage of Hainaut, from September 1, 1387 to April 1, 1398, f° 13. - Cf. account of April 13 to September 1, 1398, folio 6.

On June 28, 1437, "Jehan, bastart de Hordaing," bought a fief located "or terroit de Le Glisoelle" from "Jehan dit Bliart de Le Glisoelle, escuier" (departmental archives, account of the great bailliage of Hainaut, September 1, 1436-August 31, 1437, f° 3).

(107) départ., compte du grand bailliage de Hainaut, du 1er septembre 1387 au 1er avril 1398, f° 13. — Cf. compte du 13 avril au 1er septembre 1398, folio 6.

Brassart, Felix, Société Académique, editor. Souvenirs De La Flandre Wallonne, Catalogue des Nobels de Nom, de Lalaing, Dix-Septieme, L. Crépin, 1882. un Comite Historique et Archeologique: Memories of Walloon Flanders: pp. 90-93
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SIMON de Lalaing, son of SIMON [III] Seigneur de Lalaing & his wife Mathilde d’Aspremont (-13 Sep 1386, bur Beaumont, Valenciennes). A charter dated 21 Dec 1346 records that “Nicollon signeur de Lalaing sen aisnet fil chevalier” sold property with the consent of “...monsr. Symon de Lalaing, monsigneur Jehan dit Sanson de Lalaing chlrs, freres audit monsr de Lalaing...”[438]. Seigneur d’Ecaussines, de iure uxoris. “Nicolas sire de Lalaing, de Bugnicourt chevalier, Simon de Lalaing son frère écuyer, et Baudouin de la Motte à ce jour châtelain d’Ath” sold property by charter dated 17 Dec 1371[439]. Seigneur de Hordaing. Sénéchal d’Ostrevent, bailly de Hainaut. “Simons de Lalaing sires de Hordaing et sénescauls d’Ostrevant chevaliers, baillius de Haynnau” issued a judgment relating to Ciply by charter dated 11 Dec 1374[440]. Seigneur de Quiévrain et d’Ecaussines. An epitaph at Valenciennes records the burial of “Simon de Lalaing chevalier jadis seigneur de Kiévrain et...baillieus de Haynaut” who died 13 Sep 1386 and “Jehene dEscaussines dame de Kievrain”[441].

m JEANNE de Rœulx Dame d’Ecaussines, daughter of GILLES de Rœulx Seigneur d’Ecaussines & his wife Jeanne de Lens Dame de Louwes et de Brebières. An epitaph at Valenciennes records the burial of “Simon de Lalaing chevalier jadis seigneur de Kiévrain et...baillieus de Haynaut” who died 13 Sep 1386 and “Jehene dEscaussines dame de Kievrain”[442].
Simon & his wife had children:

1. SIMON de Lalaing (-3 Jun 1388, bur Crespin). Seigneur de Quiévrain, d’Hordaing et d’Ecaussines. Sénéchal d’Ostrevent, grand-bailli de Hainaut. An epitaph at Crespin records the burial of “Simon de Lallain jadis sire de Kiévraing et de Brebier” who died 3 Jun 1388 and “Jehenne de Ligne dame de Kievrain et de Brebier” who died 1388[443]. m ([1380]%29 as her first husband, JEANNE de Ligne, daughter of GUILLAUME Seigneur de Ligne & his wife --- (-after [1398], bur Crespin). The Catalogue des Lalaing records her parentage and two marriages without citing the corresponding primary sources[444]. She married secondly ([1398]) Jean de Houcourt. An epitaph at Crespin records the burial of “Simon de Lallain jadis sire de Kiévraing et de Brebier” who died 3 Jun 1388 and “Jehenne de Ligne dame de Kievrain et de Brebier” who died 1388 [error?][445]. Simon & his wife had children:
a) SIMON de Lalaing (-killed in battle Agincourt 25 Oct 1415). The Catalogue des Lalaing records his parentage without citing the corresponding primary source[446]. Seigneur de Quiévrain, d’Hordaing et d’Ecaussines. The Catalogue des Lalaing records that Simon was killed at Agincourt[447]. m ISABELLE de Barbançon, daughter of JEAN [I] de Barbançon Seigneur de Jeumont & his wife Jeanne du Chasteler (-after 21 Apr 1428). The Catalogue des Lalaing names “Isabelle de Jeumont, de la maison de Barbançon” as the wife of Simon de Lalaing without citing the corresponding primary sources[448]. Brassart names her “Jeanne de Barbençon, fille de Jean seigneur de Jeumont et de Jeanne Chasteler”, also without citing his sources[449]. Goethels names her “Isabeau de Barbançon, fille de Gérard de Barbançon seigneur de Roubaix et de Jeanne de Chasteler”, without citing sources[450]. Her name is confirmed as Isabelle by the 21 Apr 1428 charter quoted below. Simon & his wife had two children:
i) JEANNE de Lalaing (-10 Apr 1467). Jeanne and her sister, having reached the age of majority, divided their territories, naming “leur mère Isabeau de Barbançon”, by charter dated 21 Apr 1428[451]. Dame de Quiévrain. An epitaph at Avesnes records the burial of “Olivier de Bretaigne comte de Pentheure et de Perigord, vicomte de Limoges, seigneur d’Avesnes...” who died 8 Sep 1433 and “Jehenne de Lalaing héritière de Kiévrain epeuze de secondes noces a...Olivier de Bretaigne” who died 10 Apr 1466[452]. m (1428) as his second wife, OLIVIER de Blois-Châtillon Comte de Penthièvre, son of JEAN [I] de Blois-Châtillon Comte de Penthièvre & his wife Marguerite de Clisson. An epitaph at Avesnes records the burial of “Olivier de Bretaigne comte de Pentheure et de Perigord, vicomte de Limoges, seigneur d’Avesnes...” who died 8 Sep 1433 and “Jehenne de Lalaing héritière de Kiévrain epeuze de secondes noces a...Olivier de Bretaigne” who died 10 Apr 1466[453].
ii) MARIE de Lalaing (-after 1467). Jeanne and her sister, having reached the age of majority, divided their territories, naming “leur mère Isabeau de Barbançon”, by charter dated 21 Apr 1428[454]. Dame d’Ecaussines et d’Arquenne. Accounts dated [1 Sep 1427/3 Jul 1428] record negotiations for the marriage of “Jean de Croy” and “madame de Kieuraing...sa fille demise d’Escaussines”[455]. She succeeded her sister as Dame de Quiévrain. m ([1428]%29 JEAN de Croÿ, son of JEAN [I] Seigneur de Croÿ & his wife Marguerite de Craon (-Valenciennes 1472, bur Chimay). Comte de Chimay 1472.

2. MARIE de Lalaing (-16 Dec 1416). Her family origin and two marriages are confirmed by letters dated Oct 1387 in which “Robert de Bethune Vicomte de Miaulx et Sires de Venduel Chevaliers” and “Iehans de Ligne Escuyers, qui avoient deux seurs espousées filles de...Iehan Seigneur de Barbenchon et...Yolens de Lens sa...compaigne” agreed the succession of “feu...Michel iadis Signeur de Ligne et...Alienor de Couchy Dame de Ligne et Vicontesse de Miaux”, which names “Wuillaume Signeur de Ligne son pere, oncle et hoir audit feu Monsigneur Michel” and “Willaume de Ligne son fil aisné frere doudit Iehan, dont la femme...Marie de Lalaing estoit à present femme à Messire Englebert d’Enghien”[456]. The contract for her second marriage is dated 5 Jul 1384[457]. A monument at Cambron records the death 22 Feb 1402 (O.S.) of "messire Engelbert d’Enghien jadis Sr. de Rameru, de le Folie et Hubize" and 16 Dec 1416 of “dame Marie de Lalaing espouse audict monsieur Engelbert d’Enghien”[458]. m firstly GUILLAUME de Ligne, son of GUILLAUME Seigneur de Ligne & his wife --- (-before 1387). m secondly (contract 5 Jul 1384) as his second wife, ENGELBERT [I] d’Enghien Seigneur de Ramerupt, son of GAUTHIER [III] Seigneur d'Enghien & his wife Isabelle de Brienne ([1330]-20 Feb 1403).

3. MATHILDE de Lalaing (-Aug 1411, bur Herlemont). The marriage contract between “Ansiaus de Trasingnies sires de Heppingnies” and ”Simons de Lalaing sires de Kieuraing...demiselle Mehaut de Lalaing suer...ledit sr de Keuraing”, dated 12 Oct 1386, names “Jehan mon frere audit sr de Heppignies...Jehanne se [=Mehaut] suer...messires Ostes sires de Trasignies et de Silly...”[459]. [Dame de Monchiaux:] an account dated 13 Nov 1393 records “Medame de Monchia feme a Monssr Ansiel de Trasign.”[460]. An epitaph at Herlemont records the burial of “Ansiau sire de Trazegnies, de Silly et de Maing” who died 28 --- 1418 and “Mehault de Lallaing...epeuze audit sire de Trazegnies” who died Aug 1411[461]. m (12 Oct 1386) ANSEAU de Trazegnies Seigneur de Heppignies, son of OSTE [IX] Seigneur de Trazegnies et de Silly & his first wife Catherine de Hellebecq (-[17 Jan 1418/20 Jan 1419], bur Herlemont). He succeeded his brother as Seigneur de Trazegnies et de Silly.

4. SIMON de Lalaing, son of SIMON [III] Seigneur de Lalaing & his wife Mathilde d’Aspremont (-13 Sep 1386, bur Beaumont, Valenciennes). A charter dated 21 Dec 1346 records that “Nicollon signeur de Lalaing sen aisnet fil chevalier” sold property with the consent of “...monsr. Symon de Lalaing, monsigneur Jehan dit Sanson de Lalaing chlrs, freres audit monsr de Lalaing...”[438]. Seigneur d’Ecaussines, de iure uxoris. “Nicolas sire de Lalaing, de Bugnicourt chevalier, Simon de Lalaing son frère écuyer, et Baudouin de la Motte à ce jour châtelain d’Ath” sold property by charter dated 17 Dec 1371[439]. Seigneur de Hordaing. Sénéchal d’Ostrevent, bailly de Hainaut. “Simons de Lalaing sires de Hordaing et sénescauls d’Ostrevant chevaliers, baillius de Haynnau” issued a judgment relating to Ciply by charter dated 11 Dec 1374[440]. Seigneur de Quiévrain et d’Ecaussines. An epitaph at Valenciennes records the burial of “Simon de Lalaing chevalier jadis seigneur de Kiévrain et...baillieus de Haynaut” who died 13 Sep 1386 and “Jehene dEscaussines dame de Kievrain”[441].
m JEANNE de Rœulx Dame d’Ecaussines, daughter of GILLES de Rœulx Seigneur d’Ecaussines & his wife Jeanne de Lens Dame de Louwes et de Brebières. An epitaph at Valenciennes records the burial of “Simon de Lalaing chevalier jadis seigneur de Kiévrain et...baillieus de Haynaut” who died 13 Sep 1386 and “Jehene dEscaussines dame de Kievrain”[442].
Simon & his wife had children:
1. SIMON de Lalaing (-3 Jun 1388, bur Crespin). Seigneur de Quiévrain, d’Hordaing et d’Ecaussines. Sénéchal d’Ostrevent, grand-bailli de Hainaut. An epitaph at Crespin records the burial of “Simon de Lallain jadis sire de Kiévraing et de Brebier” who died 3 Jun 1388 and “Jehenne de Ligne dame de Kievrain et de Brebier” who died 1388[443]. m ([1380]%29 as her first husband, JEANNE de Ligne, daughter of GUILLAUME Seigneur de Ligne & his wife --- (-after [1398], bur Crespin). The Catalogue des Lalaing records her parentage and two marriages without citing the corresponding primary sources[444]. She married secondly ([1398]) Jean de Houcourt. An epitaph at Crespin records the burial of “Simon de Lallain jadis sire de Kiévraing et de Brebier” who died 3 Jun 1388 and “Jehenne de Ligne dame de Kievrain et de Brebier” who died 1388 [error?][445]. Simon & his wife had children:
a) SIMON de Lalaing (-killed in battle Agincourt 25 Oct 1415). The Catalogue des Lalaing records his parentage without citing the corresponding primary source[446]. Seigneur de Quiévrain, d’Hordaing et d’Ecaussines. The Catalogue des Lalaing records that Simon was killed at Agincourt[447]. m ISABELLE de Barbançon, daughter of JEAN [I] de Barbançon Seigneur de Jeumont & his wife Jeanne du Chasteler (-after 21 Apr 1428). The Catalogue des Lalaing names “Isabelle de Jeumont, de la maison de Barbançon” as the wife of Simon de Lalaing without citing the corresponding primary sources[448]. Brassart names her “Jeanne de Barbençon, fille de Jean seigneur de Jeumont et de Jeanne Chasteler”, also without citing his sources[449]. Goethels names her “Isabeau de Barbançon, fille de Gérard de Barbançon seigneur de Roubaix et de Jeanne de Chasteler”, without citing sources[450]. Her name is confirmed as Isabelle by the 21 Apr 1428 charter quoted below. Simon & his wife had two children:
i) JEANNE de Lalaing (-10 Apr 1467). Jeanne and her sister, having reached the age of majority, divided their territories, naming “leur mère Isabeau de Barbançon”, by charter dated 21 Apr 1428[451]. Dame de Quiévrain. An epitaph at Avesnes records the burial of “Olivier de Bretaigne comte de Pentheure et de Perigord, vicomte de Limoges, seigneur d’Avesnes...” who died 8 Sep 1433 and “Jehenne de Lalaing héritière de Kiévrain epeuze de secondes noces a...Olivier de Bretaigne” who died 10 Apr 1466[452]. m (1428) as his second wife, OLIVIER de Blois-Châtillon Comte de Penthièvre, son of JEAN [I] de Blois-Châtillon Comte de Penthièvre & his wife Marguerite de Clisson. An epitaph at Avesnes records the burial of “Olivier de Bretaigne comte de Pentheure et de Perigord, vicomte de Limoges, seigneur d’Avesnes...” who died 8 Sep 1433 and “Jehenne de Lalaing héritière de Kiévrain epeuze de secondes noces a...Olivier de Bretaigne” who died 10 Apr 1466[453].
ii) MARIE de Lalaing (-after 1467). Jeanne and her sister, having reached the age of majority, divided their territories, naming “leur mère Isabeau de Barbançon”, by charter dated 21 Apr 1428[454]. Dame d’Ecaussines et d’Arquenne. Accounts dated [1 Sep 1427/3 Jul 1428] record negotiations for the marriage of “Jean de Croy” and “madame de Kieuraing...sa fille demise d’Escaussines”[455]. She succeeded her sister as Dame de Quiévrain. m ([1428]%29 JEAN de Croÿ, son of JEAN [I] Seigneur de Croÿ & his wife Marguerite de Craon (-Valenciennes 1472, bur Chimay). Comte de Chimay 1472.
2. MARIE de Lalaing (-16 Dec 1416). Her family origin and two marriages are confirmed by letters dated Oct 1387 in which “Robert de Bethune Vicomte de Miaulx et Sires de Venduel Chevaliers” and “Iehans de Ligne Escuyers, qui avoient deux seurs espousées filles de...Iehan Seigneur de Barbenchon et...Yolens de Lens sa...compaigne” agreed the succession of “feu...Michel iadis Signeur de Ligne et...Alienor de Couchy Dame de Ligne et Vicontesse de Miaux”, which names “Wuillaume Signeur de Ligne son pere, oncle et hoir audit feu Monsigneur Michel” and “Willaume de Ligne son fil aisné frere doudit Iehan, dont la femme...Marie de Lalaing estoit à present femme à Messire Englebert d’Enghien”[456]. The contract for her second marriage is dated 5 Jul 1384[457]. A monument at Cambron records the death 22 Feb 1402 (O.S.) of "messire Engelbert d’Enghien jadis Sr. de Rameru, de le Folie et Hubize" and 16 Dec 1416 of “dame Marie de Lalaing espouse audict monsieur Engelbert d’Enghien”[458]. m firstly GUILLAUME de Ligne, son of GUILLAUME Seigneur de Ligne & his wife --- (-before 1387). m secondly (contract 5 Jul 1384) as his second wife, ENGELBERT [I] d’Enghien Seigneur de Ramerupt, son of GAUTHIER [III] Seigneur d'Enghien & his wife Isabelle de Brienne ([1330]-20 Feb 1403).
3. MATHILDE de Lalaing (-Aug 1411, bur Herlemont). The marriage contract between “Ansiaus de Trasingnies sires de Heppingnies” and ”Simons de Lalaing sires de Kieuraing...demiselle Mehaut de Lalaing suer...ledit sr de Keuraing”, dated 12 Oct 1386, names “Jehan mon frere audit sr de Heppignies...Jehanne se [=Mehaut] suer...messires Ostes sires de Trasignies et de Silly...”[459]. [Dame de Monchiaux:] an account dated 13 Nov 1393 records “Medame de Monchia feme a Monssr Ansiel de Trasign.”[460]. An epitaph at Herlemont records the burial of “Ansiau sire de Trazegnies, de Silly et de Maing” who died 28 --- 1418 and “Mehault de Lallaing...epeuze audit sire de Trazegnies” who died Aug 1411[461]. m (12 Oct 1386) ANSEAU de Trazegnies Seigneur de Heppignies, son of OSTE [IX] Seigneur de Trazegnies et de Silly & his first wife Catherine de Hellebecq (-[17 Jan 1418/20 Jan 1419], bur Herlemont). He succeeded his brother as Seigneur de Trazegnies et de Silly.
4. JEANNE de Lalaing (-25 Jul 1419, bur Flines). The marriage contract between “Ansiaus de Trasingnies sires de Heppingnies” and ”Simons de Lalaing sires de Kieuraing...demiselle Mehaut de Lalaing suer...ledit sr de Keuraing”, dated 12 Oct 1386, names “Jehan mon frere audit sr de Heppignies...Jehanne se [=Mehaut] suer...messires Ostes sires de Trasignies et de Silly...”[462]. Abbess of Flines [Feb] 1419[463].
5. JEAN de Lalaing (-[1420]). The Catalogue des Lalaing records his parentage without citing the corresponding primary source[464]. m (1404) MARIE de Melun, daughter of HUGUES de Melun Burggraaf van Gent, Seigneur d’Antoing et d’Epinoy & his second wife Beatrix de Beausart. The Catalogue des Lalaing records her parentage and marriage without citing the corresponding primary source[465].
6. GUILLAUME de Lalaing (-[1435]). The Catalogue des Lalaing records his parentage, adding that he succeeded as Seigneur de Hordaing and sénéchal d’Ostrevent “après son frère“, without citing the corresponding primary source[466]. The chronology of Guillaume’s life and that of his daughter Jacqueline suggest that he was much younger than his brother Simon, maybe he was his parents’ youngest child. Seigneur de Houdaing. m MARGUERITE de la Hamaide, daughter of JEAN Seigneur de la Hamaide & his wife Marie Dame de Waziers. The Catalogue des Lalaing records her parentage and marriage without citing the corresponding primary source[467]. Guillaume & his wife had one child:
a) JACQUELINE de Lalaing ). Père Anselme records her parentage and marriage without citing the corresponding primary source[468]. m RAOUL de Créquy Seigneur de Villers en bocage, son of JEAN [IV] Seigneur de Créquy & his wife Jeanne de Roye Dame d’Espourdin (-8 Mar 1471, bur Douriers). de Lalaing (-25 Jul 1419, bur Flines). The marriage contract between “Ansiaus de Trasingnies sires de Heppingnies” and ”Simons de Lalaing sires de Kieuraing...demiselle Mehaut de Lalaing suer...ledit sr de Keuraing”, dated 12 Oct 1386, names “Jehan mon frere audit sr de Heppignies...Jehanne se [=Mehaut] suer...messires Ostes sires de Trasignies et de Silly...”[462]. Abbess of Flines [Feb] 1419[463].

5. JEAN de Lalaing (-[1420]). The Catalogue des Lalaing records his parentage without citing the corresponding primary source[464]. m (1404) MARIE de Melun, daughter of HUGUES de Melun Burggraaf van Gent, Seigneur d’Antoing et d’Epinoy & his second wife Beatrix de Beausart. The Catalogue des Lalaing records her parentage and marriage without citing the corresponding primary source[465].

6. GUILLAUME de Lalaing (-[1435]). The Catalogue des Lalaing records his parentage, adding that he succeeded as Seigneur de Hordaing and sénéchal d’Ostrevent “après son frère“, without citing the corresponding primary source[466]. The chronology of Guillaume’s life and that of his daughter Jacqueline suggest that he was much younger than his brother Simon, maybe he was his parents’ youngest child. Seigneur de Houdaing. m MARGUERITE de la Hamaide, daughter of JEAN Seigneur de la Hamaide & his wife Marie Dame de Waziers. The Catalogue des Lalaing records her parentage and marriage without citing the corresponding primary source[467]. Guillaume & his wife had one child:
a) JACQUELINE de Lalaing ). Père Anselme records her parentage and marriage without citing the corresponding primary source[468]. m RAOUL de Créquy Seigneur de Villers en bocage, son of JEAN [IV] Seigneur de Créquy & his wife Jeanne de Roye Dame d’Espourdin (-8 Mar 1471, bur Douriers).

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