DINAN

[DINA351] Vicomte Geoffrey II de Dinan m. Radegonde
. [DIN2381] Sir Josce of Dinan m. [LACY452] Lady Sibyl de Lacy of Ludlow
. [DINA361] Vicomte Alan de Dinan m. [RICH363] Alianore de Richmond
. . [DINA372] Emma de Dinan m. [VITR371] Seigneur Robert III de Vitre

29. [DINA351] Geoffrey II de Bretagne, Vicomte de Dinan, married Radegonde Orieldis of Nerodes/Nerondes. He died 1127, and Radegonde died 1147.

26. [DIN2381] Sir Josce (born c.1106, youngest son of Geoffrey) married (c.1138) [LACY452] Sibyl (widow of Payn FitzJohn, daughter of Geoffrey Talbot aka Geoffrey de Lacy, see LACY (2)) and was installed by King Stephen at Ludlow Castle (c.1139). The evidence for this marriage is contained in charter evidence, quoted in "Ludlow Castle: Its History & Buildings" (ed. E. Shoesmith and A. Johnson, 2000). Sibyl had been known as Lady of Ludlow, and was of the Lacy blood-line, her maternal grandfather having been [LACZ362] Walter de Lacy.

Afterwards [FZWN451] Sir Fulk II FitzWarin assisted Sir Josce in his fight to retain possession of Ludlow Castle against "a Lacy of Ewyas", i.e. [LACY451] Gilbert de Lacy. Possession of Ludlow Castle rightly reverted to the Lacy family, presumably officially in 1143, when this Gilbert de Lacy was granted back those lands earlier confiscated in 1122, but perhaps not until in fact until around 1150 after the use of force. Josce died 1167.

25. [DIN2392] Hawise (born c.1146, daughter & coheir of Sir Josce) married (1178) [FZWN451] Sir Fulk II FitzWarin (see WARIN).

28. [DINA361] Alan de Dinan [said to be aka "Olivier II"] (born c.1100, son of Geoffrey), Vicomte de Dinan, married [RICH363] Alianore de Bretagne (daughter of Count Etienne of Penthievre, see RICHMOND EARLDOM). He held land at Hartland, Devon, and was killed 1157.

27. [DINA372] Emma (daughter of Alan) married [VITR371] Seigneur Robert de Vitre (born c.1126, see VITRE).