Nicolas (Baqueville) de Basqueville

Born [date unknown] in Bosqueville, Manche, Normandy

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Biography

Nicholas de Baqueville died in the period 1048 and 1063.^[1][2]

Nicholas is the eldest son of Balderic Teutonicus ("the German"), who died before 1053, and a niece of Giselbert (Gilbert) de Brionne.^[1][3][4][5]

Planche (1866), asserted links between his mother and William I via her uncle, Giselbert , Count of Brionne ... calling her a "great-grand-daughter of Richard I, Duke of Normandy."[3]^[6][7]

Marriage

m.1 UNKNOWN (bur. Saint-Wandrille).^[8][9] Issue: 1^[1]

• Roger

m.2. Gertrude UNKNOWN.^[10] No issue.^[1]

Occupation

• Abt. 1066, appointed Domesday Governor by William the Conqueror in appreciation of contributions to the conquest.^{[citation needed]}

Sources

Bibliography

• Cawley, C. (2006). Medieval Lands v.4. Fmg.ac. Web.[4]

• Farrer, W. & Clay, C.T. (2013). "The Stuteville Fee." Early Yorkshire Charters, 9, pp. 71. Cambridge University Press. Google Books.[5]^[2]

• "The Norman ancestry of the Nevills," (1896). Transactions of the Architectural and Archaeological Society of Durham and Northumberland, 4, pp. 60-62. Durham. Google Books.[6]

• Planche, J.R. (1866). On the Norman ancestry of the Nevills. Journal of the British Archaeological Association, 22, pp. 281. Google Books.[7]

Citations and Notes

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3} Cawley, 2006
2. ↑ ^{2.0 2.1} Farrer & Clay est. Nicholas DOB c. 1000
3. ↑ Planche, 1866
4. ↑ alias: Basqueville, Bosqueville; see also: GEDCOM: Birth: ABT 1035 Bosqueville, Manche, Normandy; as Nicholas de Bosqueville he is also recorded as born in Martel Castle, Germany on 1010 to Baldricus Teutonicus and Aubree De Brionne.^{[citation needed]}
5. ↑ "Nicolaus de Baschevilla et Fulco de Alnou, Rodbertus de Curceio et Ricardus de Nova-Villa, Baldricus de Balgenzaio et Wigerius Apuliensis" as the sons of Baldric," (Cawley (2006) citing: Orderic Vitalis (Prévost), Vol. II, Book III, V, pp. 75-6.)
6. ↑ see also: Wikipedia: Gilbert, Count of Brionne
7. ↑ Erwin (n.d.), claims links with William I as well, and believes that Nicholas was on the Roll of Battle Abbey along with the "founder of the 'Mynors', " together with the founder of the 'Mynors' [1990 P.B.R]. He goes on to say, while there is no proof, "It is said that in the Roll of Battle Abbey the name is spelt 'BECEURVILLE' with arms 'Argent, a chevron 3 hurts' This coat may be a later addition, for temp; Henry III. It was charged with 3-torteaux gules. Soon after the torteaux appears as 'hurts' i.e. blue spherical roundels were substituted for red torteaux," (Baskerville Family History by Brian Erwin. Moonrakers.com).[1]
8. ↑ “Nicholaus filius...Baldrici...fiius meus Rogerius” donated “ecclesiam...in villa...Chitrei quam pater meus in honore Sancti Petri construxit” to Saint-Wandrille, for the soul of “mee uxoris que in...Fontanella...iacet”, by charter dated to c. 1032/47." (Cawley, 2006, citing: Saint-Wandrille, Appendice, 16, p. 57.)
9. ↑ brucehassan.id.au Says that Baldric, a knight of Robert, Duke of Normandy, married a great grand daughter of Richard, first Duke of Normandy, and had six sons. Nicholas was born in 999.[2]
10. ↑ "Robert Abbot of Saint-Wandrille confirmed the purchase of “terre...Lebecors” from “Nicholao Baldrici filio coram uxore sua Geretrude filiisque” by charter dated to [1048/63], subscribed by “Willelmi comitis, Nicholay”, (Cawley, 2006, citing: Saint-Wandrille, Appendice, 27, p. 72.