Godehildis
1000 - after 1077
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Godehildis
Summary
Godehildis is a human[1].
Key Facts
- Among Godehildis's spouses was Roger I of Tosny[2].
- Among Godehildis's spouses was Richard, Count of Évreux[3].
- A child of Godehildis was Raoul II of Tosny[4].
- A child of Godehildis was Robert de Stafford[5].
- A child of Godehildis was Agnes, Countess of Evreux[6].
- A child of Godehildis was William, Count of Évreux[7].
- A child of Godehildis was Alice de Toeni[8].
- Godehildis is recorded as female[9].
- Godehildis's instance of is recorded as human[10].
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Personal Life
Spouses include Roger I of Tosny[2], a feudatory[11], 1000–1040[12], of France[13] and Richard, Count of Évreux[3], a feudatory[14], 1050–1067[15], of France[16]. Children include Raoul II of Tosny[4], a feudatory[17], 1027–1102[18]; Robert de Stafford[5], a feudatory[19], 1031–1088[20], of Kingdom of England[21]; Agnes, Countess of Evreux[6], an aristocrat[22], 1045–1089[23]; William, Count of Évreux[7], a feudatory[24], 1045–1118[25], of France[26]; and Alice de Toeni[8].
FAQs
Who was Godehildis married to?
Godehildis's spouses include Roger I of Tosny[2] and Richard, Count of Évreux[3].