Rouianteline Bretagne (abt. 978 - abt. 1015)

Born about 0978 in Bretagne, France

Wife of Hamon (Dinan) de Dinan — married 0997 in France

Descendants

Died about 1015 at about age 37 in Dinan, Bretagne, France

Biography

Roianteline was a possible sister, or niece, of Wicohen, archbishop of Dol. This Wicohen is sometimes said to be a brother of Juhel Berenger, comte of Rennes. Roianteline and Haimon I inherited from Wicohen their possession in Dinan and surroundings. ^[1]

Marriage

Rointelina married Hamon. ^[2]

She married Hamon I. ^[1]

Hamon I comte in Domnonee (north Brittany), d. bef 1055. ^[1]

Issue

Their children were:

1. Haimon II, vicomte of Dol and Dinan ^[1]
2. Josselin, vicomte de Dinan, married abt 1047 Orgwen. Some times ago, I read on this list that Josselin (called strangely Geoffroy I) was the son of Haimon II. But his name is definitely Josselin, or Gauscelin (Costelinus) and is mentionned on a charte (1040) concerning Berthe, widow of Alain III of Brittany, giving the entire paroisse of Plougasnou to the Saint-Georges abbey in Rennes. ^[1]
3. Junkeneus, archbishop of Dol, founder of Combourg. ^[1]
4. Rivallon "Capra Canuta", seigneur of Dol and Combourg. he married Arembourge du Puiset. He is the ancestor of the Dol lineage... ^[1]
5. Innogwen ^[1]
6. Hodierne, abbess of Saint-Georges de Rennes ^[1]

Sources

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8} Quoting (with slight copyediting) Laurent and Yoshiko Ohier's 1999 reconstruction of the Dinan lineage at the soc.genealogy.medieval forum
2. ↑ Medieval Lands VICOMTES de DINAN. Medieval Lands data content and text are copyright © Charles Cawley, 2006-14 Layout, code, logos, and titles are copyright © Foundation for Medieval Genealogy, 2000-2014. This data may be used for personal study only. Commercial reproduction is strictly prohibited..