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SAINT-POL and CAMBRAI COUNTY

SAINT POL

[SPOL321] Count Hugh of Saint-Pol and Ternois m. ?
. [SPOL332] Rosella de Saint-Pol m. [GUIS321] Count Raoul of Guisnes
. [SPOL331] Count Roger I of Saint-Pol and Ternois m. Hedwig de Ponthieu
. . [SPOL341] Hugh I or Manasses or Robert of Saint-Pol m. ?
. . . [SPOL351] Count Hugh II of Saint-Pol m. [PONT345] Helisende of Ponthieu
. . . . [SPOL361] Count Hugh III of Saint-Pol m1. Beatrix
. . . . . [SPOL371] Count Anselme of Saint-Pol m2. Eustache de Champagne
. . . . . . [SPOL382] Beatrice de Saint-Pol m. [PON1381] Count John I of Ponthieu

34.  [SPOL321] Hugh (could be son of either Anselme or Guy), Count of Saint-Pol and Ternois.

31.  [SPOL331] Roger I, Count of Saint-Pol and Ternois, married 1. (before 1045) Berthe; then 2. Hedwig [possibly de Ponthieu. He died June 1067. Roger I had three children, by unknown wife,, one of whom was the father of Hughes II.

30.  [SPOL341] Hugh I, Count of Saint-Pol (died c.1070); or Manasses de Saint-Pol (died c.1056); or Robert de Saint-Pol.

29.  [SPOL351] Hugh II (son of Hugh I, Manasses or Roger), Count of Saint-Pol, married (before 1091) [PONT345] Helisende de Ponthieu (daughter of Count Enguerrand II, see PONTHIEU & MONTREUIL COUNTY). He died c.1118-19.

28.  [SPOL361] Hugh III candavene (son of Hugh II), Count of Saint-Pol, married 1. Beatrix; then 2. (c.1128) Marguerite de Clermont (widow of Count Charles of Flanders, and daughter of Count Renaud II of Clermont-en-Beauvaisis). After Hugh died, Marguerite married 3. Baudouin d'Encre. He died c.1145.

27.  [SPOL371] Anselme candavene (son of Hugh & Beatrix), Seigneur de Lucheux, Seigneur de Tarentefirt, Count of Saint-Pol (1170), married 1. ---; then 2. Eustache de Champagne (divorced wife of [MAND361] Earl Geoffrey of Essex, see ESSEX (MANDEVILLE) EARLDOM, and daughter of --- & his wife Isabelle); then 3. Mathilde. Anselme died c.1175, and afterwards Mathilde married 2. Hughes de Chaumont.

CAMBRAI COUNTY

FIRST LINE

[ISAA331] Count Isaac of Cambrai m. [CAMB292] Berthe de Cambrai
. [ISAA341] Count & Bishop Arnaud of Cambrai m. [LOOZ312] Berthe von Betuwe
. . [ISAA351] Chatelain Walter I de Cambrai m. ?
. . . [ISAA361] Chatelain Walter II de Cambrai m. Ermentrude de Cambrai
. . . . [ISAA372] Adela de Cambrai m. [HANS311] Seigneur Hugh I de Oisy, Chatelain de Oisy

36.  [ISAA331] Isaac de Valenciennes (born c.890, of unknown origin) married [CAMB292] Berthe de Cambrai (see SECOND LINE below), and thereby became Count of Cambrai. He died 30th April 948.

[ISAA342] Judith (daughter of Isaac) married [HAI1312] Amaury (see HAINAULT COUNTY).

35.  [ISAA341] Arnaud (born c.922, son of Isaac), Count & Bishop of Cambrai, married [LOOZ312] Berthe von Betuwe (see LOOZ COUNTY). He died 967.

34.  [ISAA351] Walter I (born c.952, son of Arnaud), Chatelain de Cambrai. He died 1011.

33.  [ISAA361] Walter II (born c.972), Chatelain de Cambrai, married (c.1007) Ermentrude de Cambrai. He was murdered 1041, and afterwards Ermentrude married 2. Jean d'Arras, who thereby became Chatelain de Cambrai.

SECOND LINE

[ROBE271] Abbot Hugh (perhaps of St. Quentin) m. ?
. [CAMB261] Count Adalheim of Laon m. ?
. . [CAMB271] Count Gautier of Leon m. [DILL282] Helwise de Gouy
. . . [CAMB281] Count Raoul of Cambrai m. Alaidis d'Amiens
. . . . [VALS281] Count Raoul II of Ostrevant, Amiens and Valois m. [VEXN282] Liedgarde du Vexin
. . . . [CAMB292] Berthe de Cambrai m. [ISAA331] Count Isaac of Cambrai
. . . . [CAMB293] Aleidis de Cambrai m. [BOUR291] Count Raoul of Bourges

41.  [CAMB261] Adalheim (brother of March Count Robert le forte of Neustria, son of [ROBE271] Abbot Hugh, see ROBERTIAN HOUSE), Count of Laon.

40.  [CAMB271] Gautier, Count of Laon, married [DILL282] Helwise de Gouy (daughter of Count Hucbald, see DILLINGEN COUNTY). After Gautier died, Helwise married 2. either Count Roger I of Laon or Count Roger II of Laon.

39.  [CAMB281] Raoul/Rodolphe de Cambrai, Count of Cambrai, married Alaidis d'Amiens (born c.870, daughter of 39. Eghard d'Amiens). He was murdered at Cambrai (17th June 896).