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Godehilde of
Tosny (Or Godevere, died 1097) was a
Norman noblewoman of the
House of
Tosny and the
first wife of
Baldwin I of Jerusalem. She was the daughter...
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Count of Boulogne, and Ida of
Lorraine and
married a
Norman noblewoman,
Godehilde of Tosny. He
received the
County of
Verdun in 1096, but he soon joined...
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Abbess of
Hasnon Hildegarde (born 856, died young)
Gisela (857–874)
Godehilde (864–907) With Richilde:
Rothilde (871–929),
married firstly to Hugues...
- 1112. Meanwhile, in Jerusalem,
after the
death of Baldwin's
first wife
Godehilde during the
First Crusade,
Baldwin married an
Armenian noblewoman traditionally...
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David I of Scotland. Adelise,
married Raoul III de
Conches whose sister,
Godehilde,
married Baldwin I of Jerusalem.
Judith held
properties in 10 counties...
- (854–877), a nun
Hildegard (856–c. 860), died
young Gisela (857–874)
Godehilde (864–907), a nun
McKitterick 2018, p. 181.
Jackman 2015, p. 37. Stafford...
- father;
married Isabel de
Montfort of
Conches (1057–1147) Roger, died
young Godehilde married Baldwin I of Jerusalem, no
children Raoul III de Conches, married...
- Lorraine,
France son of
Eustace II,
Count of
Boulogne and Ida of
Lorraine Godehilde of
Tosny no
children Arda of
Armenia 1097 no
children Adelaide del Vasto...
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married Baldwin of
Boulogne in 1097
following the
death of his
first wife,
Godehilde,
during the
First Crusade. The
union was
arranged to
solidify Baldwin's...
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Byzantine Empire (sometimes
referred to as a crusade). They were as follows.
Godehilde,
daughter of
Raoul II of Tosny,
Seigneur de Conches-en-Ouche, who accompanied...
