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Guillaume Maubenc
Guillaume Malbenc, Maubenc ou Maubanc (Maubent et parfois en Angleterre : Mallbank, Malbedeng ou Maybank etc.), est né vers 1020. Il fut peut-être un compagnon de Guillaume le Conquérant dans sa conquête de l'Angleterre en 1066[1]. Il était le seigneur du Bény-Bocage[2].
Après cela il reçut un territoire autour de Nantwich, Cheshire. Il fut donc un vassal des comtes de Chester.
Sa descendance
- Guillaume Maubanc (Malbenc), né vers 1040, seigneur de Nantwich. Se fixa définitivement en Angleterre après la conquête.
- Auvray (Alvered) Maubanc (Malbenc), né vers 1040, seigneur du Bény. Après la conquête, resta en Normandie, pour faire valoir la terre de Bény-Bocage, qui comprenait les paroisses de Beaulieu, Le Reculey, La Graverie, entre autres.
Il a de nombreux homonymes dans sa descendance, la plupart étant des seigneurs du Beny-Bocage.
En Angleterre, parmi ses descendants, on peut noter Hugues, qui fut le fondateur de l'abbaye de Combermere (en), en 1133. Ils furent barons de Nantwich.
Notes et références
- ↑ (en) Jackson Crispin et Léonce Macary, Falaise roll recording prominent companions of William, Duke of Normandy at the conquest of England, Baltimore, Genealogical Pub. Co., 1969. p. 118. (OCLC 62816)
- ↑ Dubocq, 1985.
Voir aussi
Sources
- Marcel Dubocq, Radioscopie d'un canton du Bocage : Bény-Bocage et alentours, Condè-sur-Noireau : C. Corlet, 1985. (ISBN 9782854801095)
Liens externes
Portail de la Normandie
Catégories : Noblesse de Normandie | Anglo-Normands | Date de naissance inconnue (XIe siècle) | Décès en année inconnue
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