Master Wace, His Chronicle of the Norman Conquest From the Roman De RouWace
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Master Wace, His Chronicle of the Norman Conquest From the Roman De Rou
Wace
Great Britain -- History -- William I, 1066-1087
GRIMALDUS, prince of Monaco==CRISPINA, daughter of ROLLO.
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Guido, of Giballinus. Heloise, of Guynea==CRISPINUS, Baron of Bec
Monaco. and Boulogne. | (Ansgothus.)
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Herluin, abbot GILBERT CRESPIN I. Odo. Roger. ROLLO, or Rou
of Bec. baron of Bec Ron. |
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WILLIAM GILBERT MILO CRESPIN GOISFRID de BEC TURSTIN FITZROU
CRESPIN CRISPIN II. (Domesday). or MARESCAL (Domesday.)
(Hastings). (Hastings). (Domesday).
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This pedigree differs, it will be seen, from the usually received
accounts, and in some respects from the genealogy in the appendix to
_Lanfranci opera_ by D'Achery. Whether the latter is entitled to more
weight than most of these monastic genealogies we do not pretend to
decide. According to that authority, however, William Crespin had a
sister Hesilia, who was mother of William Malet, who, it states, died an
old man at Bec. She would thus appear to be the wife of Turstin
Fitz-Rou, the grandfather of Vauquelin Malet.]
[Footnote 11: See note, page 177, as to the English helmets.]
[Footnote 12: 'Coignie.']
[Footnote 13: ANISY and MATHIEU, two leagues from Caen.]
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