Sir Adam (Adelme) Le Parquier

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Robert de Brusee, son of Rognvald, Earl of Orkney
He married Emma, daughter of Alain, Earl of Brittany.

Issue:

1. Alan or Alain de la Brusee. He married Agnes Mont-
fort, daughter of Simon Montfort, Earl of Evreux. He was
Lord of Brusee castle and became head of the great Nor-
mandy family bearing his name.

2. Robert.

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Sir Adam (De Brusse ) Le Parquier, 1046 - 1094
Adam (De Brusse ) Le Parquier was born in 1046, in birth place, to Robert (Normandy) DeBrus.
Robert was born in 1030, in Carrick, Argyllshire, Scotland.
Adam married Unknown.
They had one son: Johannes Le Parcar.
Adam passed away in 1094, at age 48 in death place.

Adam (Adelme) De Brusse Le Parquier, 1049 - 1079
Adam (Adelme) De Brusse Le Parquier was born in 1049, to King Robert l “Duke Of Normandy” “Sir Knight” de Brusse (born de Braose) and Emma Countess Of Annadale De Brusse (born De Bretagne).
King was born in 1030, in Carrick, Ayreshire, Scotland.
Emma was born in 1034, in Rennes, Ille-et-Vilaine, Bretagne, France.
Adam married Elizabeth De Brusse Le Parquier (born De Brittney).
Elizabeth was born in 1050.
They had one son: Johannes (Sir) De Alkincoates Le Parquier.
Adam passed away in 1079, at age 30.

As the dates and spouse above dont match existing Geni files, it is possible that this Adam was Adam Junior, and Robert had two sons of the same name.

It seems more likely to me that Adam had two wives, and in this case, the spouse info would be correct?

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Facts
1046
Birth
1046 • Bramber, Sussex, England

Fact
1050
Adelme or Adam de Brusee, son of the preceding, came into England in 1050, in attendance upon Emma of Nor- mandy, who was a daughter of Richard I. of Normandy by his wife Gonnor, and became the Queen of Ethelred, King of England.

Fact
1066
When William the Conqueror came to England de Brusee joined the army of the invader, and afterwards he received the barony of Skelton and the lordship of Cleveland as a reward for his services.

1066
Birth of son Sir Johannes le Parcar/Parquier , of Yorkshire(1066–1136)
1066 • Capelle-les-Grands, (aujourd'hui Eure), Normandie (aujourd'hui Haute-Normandie), France

Fact
1070

After the death of Queen Emma he went to Scot- land, to which country he was naturally attracted by the family connection that existed through his ancestors of six and seven generations before, the earls of Orkney, Shetland, Gathanes, and Sutherland.