Roger (Condé) de Condé (abt. 1130 - abt. 1218)

Born about 1130 in Seigneurie de Condé-sur-l'Escaut, Hainaut, Saint-Empire romain

Ancestors

Husband of Alix (Mons) de Condé — married 1164 (to 1200) in Mons, Comté de Hainaut, Saint Empire romain

Descendants

Died about 1218 at about age 88 in Condé-sur-l'Escaut, Hainaut, Saint-Empire romain

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Biography

Roger Condé was a member of the aristocracy in Europe.

Roger de Condé was born about 1130 in Condé sur l'Escaut to Wedric de Condé . He was the Seigneur de Condé-sur-l'Escaut, in the Comté de Hainaut, "Wallonia," part of the Holy Roman Empire ("Saint Empire romain") in the Middle Ages. ^[1] Today Condé is a town near Valenciennes in the French departement du Nord, Hauts de France. ^[2]

• Married about 1160: Alix de Mons, b: ca. 1140; d: ca. 1200

Children:^[3]

1. Nicolas de Condé, b: ca.1171
2. Gerard de Condé - d: after 1200
3. Godefroi de Condé - Bishop de Cambrai: 1220; d: 1238 CE
4. Gauthier (Walter) de Condé - Roman Catholic clergy;
5. Agnes de Condé - d: after 1218

• Married: after 1200: Beatrix Unknown. (No children).

• Seigneur Roger de Condé died around 1218 and his oldest son, Nicolas de Condé, succeeded him.

Research Notes

Mother: Unknown: NOT Mathilde (Maude) de la Roche ^[4]

Sources

1. ↑ The Holy Roman Empire was the successor to Charlemagne's European Empire and claimed to be the successor to the Western Roman Empire. It's "Roman Empire" name gained the adjective "Holy" in 1157 under Emperor Friedrich I "Barbarossa" to underscore the Emperor's "Divine right". See: Wikipedia: Holy Roman Empire
2. ↑ Roger Conde article on Medieval Lands HAINAUT
3. ↑ Roger Condé article on Medieval Lands HAINAUT
4. ↑ Removed as mother: see Wedric de Condé for discussion.

Acknowledgements

• Entered from the Genealogy worksheets compiled by Ralph Pryor during his 40 years of research, traveling extensively in the military and in retirement. Entered by Greg Rose, Grandson.