Elizabeth de Boneval

  General Notes:

Baldric who, with his brother Viger, held the fief of
Bauquencey, gave his sister Elizabeth in marriage to Fulk de
Bonneval, a brave knight, and for her dowry the church of
St. Nicholas, built by his father, with the lands adjoining.
Fulk, not forgetful of the life to come, presented to God,
for the good of his soul and those of his kindred, his son
Theodoric, to whom abbot Theodoric was baptismal sponsor,
offering to St. Evroult the youth and the abbey of St.
Nicholas of which we have just spoken. Baldric, Viger,
and William de Bonneval, readily confirmed these offerings ;
they, and many others who were present, assisting as legal
witnesses of the gift, for the greater security of the church.
Among them was Roger, son of Tancred de Hauteville, who
afterwards went into Italy, and, by God's help, became
master of a great part of Sicily, having attacked, defeated,
and subdued the Africans,Sicilians, and other nations,
unbelievers in Christ, who ravaged that island.
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Elizabeth married Fulk de Boneval.