Sir Rolland de Dinan, Kt.

Rolland de Dinan, (mort en 1186), est seigneur de Dinan-sud, de Léhon et de Becherel, compagnon d'armes d'Eudon de Porhoët. Sans posterite.

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The Chronicon Britannico Alter records that "Alanus Dinanensis" was killed in 1157[600]. m ---. The name of Alain´s wife is not known. Alain & his wife had two children:

i) ROLAND de Dinan (-[1186/87]). "Rollandus filius Alani de Dinan" donated property to the abbey of Sainte-Marie-de-Boquen by charter dated 1148[601]. Sire de Bécherel. "Rollandus, Dinanni dominus" founded the priory of Bécherel by undated charter, dated to the mid-12th century, which names "Gaufridus Dinannensis avus meus…et filius eius Alanus pater meus"[602]. "Rollandus de Dinanno" granted property to Sauvigny with the consent of "Alano de Vitreio nepote meo", stating that the latter was his heir, by undated charter[603]. "…Rollando de Dinan…" witnessed the charter dated to 1155 or before under which "Conanus dux Britannie et comes Richemundie" donated "ecclesiam de Gaituna" to Kirkstead Abbey[604]. The 1157 Pipe Roll records "Roll de Dinan" in Berkshire, "in Gainz" yielding ₤15[605]. Seigneur de Dinan. "Rollandus, Dinanni dominus" confirmed Marmoutier´s possession of the priory of Bécherel by charter dated 1164, which names "pater meus Alanus"[606]. "Rollando de Dinan, Raginaldo Boterel…" witnessed the charter dated to [1173/80] which records the agreement between the abbey of Saint-Melaine and the abbey of Notre-Dame du Pont-Pilard brokered by "Gaufridi ducis Britannie et comitis Richemundie et Rollandi de Dinan predicte abbacie fundatoris et Andree de Vitreio"[607]. The 1176/77 Pipe Roll names "Roll de Dinan…in Gainz" in Berkshire[608]. "Radulfo de Filgeriis, Allano de Rohan, Rollando de Dinanno…" witnessed the charter dated to [1185/86] under which "Gaufridus Henrici regis filius, dux Britannie, comes Richemont" confirmed the donations to the abbey of Pont-Pillard by its founders "Rollando et Allano de Dinanno"[609].