NameMatilda de St Hilaire du Harcourt [119, Matilda de Sancto Jacobo, p. 690], [60, Essex art, Vol V, p.113 seq], [60, Munchensy of Norfolk article, Vol IX, p. 418 seq], [60, Arundel art, Vol I, p. 236], [60, Essex art, Vol V, pp. 124-5]
Deathaft 1193
GeneralSole heir.
Spouses
1Roger de Clare Earl of Hertford [54, His own article], [60, Huntingdon art, Vol VI, p. 637 seq], [60, Hertford article, Vol VI, pp. 499-501], [60, Essex art, Vol V, pp. 124-5], [119, Roger comes de Clare, pp. 229-230]
2William de Albini Earl of Arundel [60, Arundel art, Vol I, pp. 235-7], [60, Mowbray art, Vol IX, p. 366 seq], [60, Basset of Drayton art, Vol II, p.1 seq], [54, His own article], [121, Arundel, Sussex barony, p. 2]
Notes for Matilda de St Hilaire du Harcourt
In the Northants Record office, there is this charter within the Harlestone Collection:
A 2 1173-1176
These documents are held at Northamptonshire Record Office
Contents:
Charter
Of Maud countess of Clare, daughter of James de St. Hilaire, granting in perpetual alms
To the monks of St. Andrew's, Northampton, her mill of Shipton under Wychwood, Oxfordshire, as she held it most freely at any time, so that the monks may place there whomsoever they will as miller, and remove him, and increase the rent which they derive from the mill according to their power. The countess has made this gift for her spiritual welfare and that of her father and mother, her husband the earl of Clare, and all her ancestors.
This document is printed with a facsimile in Facsimiles of Early Charters from Northamptonshire Collections, edited by F.M.Stenton, 1930.
Pages 130-131.
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I wonder if this might lead to a coat of arms for her father?
A copy is in SoG library.
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