an Italian noblewoman of Brindisi

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N N, of Brindisi

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Birthplace: Brandisi (Brindisii?), Italy
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Wife of Richard von Blum
Mother of Jacob (Jaques) de Flor and Roger de Flor

Occupation: an Italian noblewoman of Brindisi
Managed by: Svend Erik Floor
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About an Italian noblewoman of Brindisi

Not a known daughter of William Grasso, count of Malta source PLZ


.... Roger de Flor was born in Brindisi in the Kingdom of Sicily, the second son of an Italian noblewoman of Brindisi and a German falconer named Richard von Blum (Blume means flower in German) in the service of Emperor Frederick II. .. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger_de_Flor)

Family

https://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/CATALAN%20NOBILITY.htm

1. RICHARD [von] Blum (-killed in battle Tagliacozzo 23 Aug 1268). The Chronicle of Ramon Muntaner names "Richard de Flor", falconer of Emperor Friedrich II who arranged his marriage to "une fille d´un honourable homme de la cité de Brindes", their sons "l´aîné Jacques de Flor, et le plus jeune…Roger de Flor", his death in battle at Tagliacozzo in support of Conradin King of Sicily, when his older son was four years old and his younger son one, and Roger´s departure aboard a Templar vessel when still a child[2583].

m --- [of Brindisi]. The primary source which confirms the name of Richard’s wife has not been identified, but the Chronicle of Ramon Muntaner quoted above records that she was from Brindisi.

Richard & his wife had two children:

  • a) JAUME de Flor ([1264]-). The Chronicle of Ramon Muntaner names "Richard de Flor" and his sons "l´aîné Jacques de Flor, et le plus jeune…Roger de Flor" who were four and one when their father was killed, and Roger´s departure aboard a Templar vessel when still a child[2584].
  • b) ROGER de Flor (Brindisi[2585] [1267]-murdered near Adrianople 5 Apr 1305). ... m ([Sep] 1303) [as her first husband,] MARIA Asanina, daughter of IVAN ASEN III Tsar of the Bulgarians & his wife Eirene Palaiologina (-after 1305).

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https://wc.rootsweb.com/trees/135245/I48995/beatricenovoliof-brandi...

Beatrice Novoli Of Brandisi (William Of /Brindisi/, Margaritone De /Brindisi/) was born Abt 1230 in Brandisi, Italy. She married Richard De Flor, son of Isabel /Foix/ and Gautier (Walter) /Flory/. He was born Abt 1220 in Terragona, Spain, and died 23 Aug 1268 in Tagliacozza, Italy.

Children of Beatrice Novoli Of /Brandisi/ and Richard De /Flor/ are:

  1. Joachim De Flor was born Abt 1255, and died Aft 1268 in Sohne, Italy.
  2. Roger De Flor was born 1260 in Brindisi, Italy, and died 20 Mar 1305 in Adrianople, Greece.

in fiction

  • “ Dawn at Kephissos” Bernard Hamermes. Page 283. GoogleBooks

References

  • Chronique De Ramon Muntaner, Traduite Pour La Première Fois Du ..., Volume 6. Page 111. GoogleBooks
  • https://www.treccani.it/enciclopedia/ruggiero-di-flor_(Dizionario-B... FLOR , Ruggiero di. - The only source for the first period of F.'s life is the Catalan chronicler Ramon Muntaner. According to his account, F. was born in 1267 in Brindisi, the last son of the German falconer of Emperor Frederick II Riccardo Blum and of a rich lady of the city. His father died in the battle of Tagliacozzo (1268), and when F. was eight a Templar from Marseille took him with him on his ship, promising a starving mother a knight of the Order. In the Templar fleet, the F. made a rapid career and already at the age of sixteen he was created by the Grand Master of the Order, a serving friar. ....
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1260
1260
Brindisi, Province of Brindisi, Apulia, Italy
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Brandisi (Brindisii?), Italy
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