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Itinerarium curiosum (centuria I) : $b or, an account of the antiquities, and remarkable curiosities in nature or art, observed in travels through Great BritainStukeley, William

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Itinerarium curiosum (centuria I) : $b or, an account of the antiquities, and remarkable curiosities in nature or art, observed in travels through Great Britain

Name: Itinerarium curiosum (centuria I) : $b or, an account of the antiquities, and remarkable curiosities in nature or art, observed in travels through Great Britain
Author: Stukeley, William

Stukeley, William

Great Britain -- Antiquities -- Early works to 1800; Great Britain -- Description and travel -- Early works to 1800

Andrew de Craon, lord of Craon, of } = { Agnes, daughter of Fulk, the good
  Bruslon, and of Loches.          } | {  count of Anjou, and lord of Loches.
                                     |
             +-----------------------+---------------------+
             |                                             |
Lisois the elder, lord of Craon: he      Artus de Craon, chambrier de
  lived in the time of Nerra, earl         l’abbay de St. Aubin d’Angers.
  of Anjou.
        |
        +-------------+
                      |
           Suhard de Craon the elder, lord of Craon.
                       |
             +---------+--------------+----------------------------+
             |                        |                            |
Lisois de Craon the      Guerin de Craon, lord of    Suhard de Craon the younger.
younger, author of the   Craon. He doing homage for
elder or English house   his baronage to Conan II. duke of Britany, instead of
of Craon: he was lord    Geffrey Martel, earl of Anjou, who claimed that service,
of Mordelles. V.         it was confiscated; whereupon he waged war, but was
Histoire de Sablé, p.    wounded therein, and died.
109, 110.                                   |
      |                            +--------+
      |                            |
      |                 Robté de Craon, heiress = Robert de Vitré, lord of Vitré.
      +----------------+                        |
      |                |       +----------------+
      |                |       |  Robert de Nevers, sirnamed the = Avis de Sablé.
Hildeberg married      |       |    Burgundian, or Allobrog.     |
  to Herbert           |       |                                 |
  Marquis of           |     Inogen de Vitré. = Reynold the Burgundian, lord
        |              |                      |   of Craon.
        |              |                      |
        |              | Authors of the second house of Craon, of special note in
        |              | France. He founded the abbey of Roé, in the neighbourhood
        |                of Craon, 1096. His Cri d’Arms was +Cleriau+.
        +-------------+       |
        |             |       |
Geffry, first prior   |  Guy de Croun, baron Croun of Frieston, near Boston,
  to the abbey of St. |  Lincolnshire, given him by William the Conqueror, with whom
  Evron in Normandy,  |  he came into England. He had another seat at Burton Crown,
  after abbot of      |  near (Sleaford) so called from him, as now Pedwardyn from
  Croyland, ob. 1124. |  his descendants: he had much land in Ashby, Ravendale, Wade,
     +----------------+  and Bliton, com. Linc. 20 W. I. as appears in Domesday. He
     |                   possessed no less than sixty lordships. He gave to the
Robert, monk of          priory of Spalding, refounded about this time by his
  St. Evron, was         countryman, Ivo Talbois, one carucat of land in that town,
  afterwards abbot       anno 1081. Histoir. de Sablé, p, 138.

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