Volume 1

Memoirs of John lord de Joinville, grand seneschal of Champagne / written by himself; containing a history of part of the life of Louis IX., king of France, surnamed Saint Louis, including an account of that king's expedition to Egypt in the year MCCXLVIII. To which are added, the notes anddissertations of M. Du Cange on the above ... together with the dissertations of M. le Baron de la Bastie on the life of St. Louis, M. L'Évesque de la Ravaliere and M. Falconet on the Assassins of Syria; from the 'Memoires de l'Académie de belles lettres et inscriptions de France. The whole translated by Thomas Johnes, esq.

  • Joinville, Jean, sire de, 1224?-1317?
Date:
1807
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Credit: Memoirs of John lord de Joinville, grand seneschal of Champagne / written by himself; containing a history of part of the life of Louis IX., king of France, surnamed Saint Louis, including an account of that king's expedition to Egypt in the year MCCXLVIII. To which are added, the notes anddissertations of M. Du Cange on the above ... together with the dissertations of M. le Baron de la Bastie on the life of St. Louis, M. L'Évesque de la Ravaliere and M. Falconet on the Assassins of Syria; from the 'Memoires de l'Académie de belles lettres et inscriptions de France. The whole translated by Thomas Johnes, esq. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    father, made her executrix of his will in the year 12 K) : fhe herfelf died on the 20th day of April in the year 1260, and was buried in the chapter houfe of the abbey of la Charité, with this epitaph : * Here lies the lady Beatrice, daughter to count Stephen, and lady of Marnay and Guyenville.’ ISSUE OF SIMON LORD OF JOINVILLE, BY ERMENGARDE HIS FIRST WIFE. GeofFry de Joinville was the eldeft fon of Simon, by Ermengarde, his hrft wife, to whom he fucceeded in the lordfhip of Monder. He married Marie de Garlande, daughter of William de Garlande, the fifth of the name, lord of Livry, by Alix de Chaftillon, at that time widow of Henry count de Grand-pré *. Thibaud count de Champagne was prefent at the figning of the marriage-contraél, and pledged himfelf to the countefs of Grand-pré for the fulfilment of the articles of the dower, as appears from the deeds of Simon lord of Joinville of the year 1230. But this marriage was diffolved by the authority of the church, and by a definitive fentence of the archbilhop of Rheims, as is expreflly mentioned in the marriage-contraél between John de Joinville, brother to GeofFry, and Alix, daughter to this fame Marie de Garlande and Henry count de Grand-pré, her firfl hufband, by which Simon lord of Joinville is bound to have the above fentence confirmed by his fon GeofFry-f. This marriage has been erroneoufly fuppofed by fome to have taken place between GeofFry, furnamed Trouillard, de Joinville, according to whom Marie was married a third time to Anferic III. lord of Montréal in the duchy of Burgundy. The regifler of the fiefs in Champagne ;£ tells us, that GeofFry did liege homage to the count of Champagne for his part of * Lib. pria, de la Chambre des Comptes à Paris- f Du Chefne en l’hift. de ChafL 1- 2. c. 12.—en l’hift. des Ducs de Bourg, c. 5■—en l’hilL de Dreux, 1. 1. c- 1. p. 26. J Feoda Campania, de la Chambre des Comptes, f. 113-