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Les individus marqués d'un point rouge , sont les ancêtres directs de Estelle PARANQUE

de TAISSON Mathilde (I16162) [Femme]

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d'HARCOURT Robert II "Le-Vaillant" (I16163) [Homme]

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CRISPIN Eva (I16164) [Femme]

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d'HARCOURT Guillaume (I16165) [Homme]

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CRISPIN Joscelin (I16166) [Homme]

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Occupation: Seigneur de Bec-Crespin

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The relationship if any between Joscelin Crispin, probable ancestor of the later Seigneurs de Bec-Crespin, and the Crispin family in England has not been ascertained. His 1155 charter, quoted below, confirming donations to Bec made by Guillaume [I], Guillaume [II], their respective wives, and Guillaume [III], suggests that he was at that time the senior male representative of the family in Normandy. Three different possibilities suggest themselves:

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(1) Joscelin was the son of Guillaume [III] Crespin, whose mother was Agnes [d’Etrépagny], one of the properties held by the Bec-Crespin family as shown below. In this case, the absence of any reference in the document to the relationship between Joscelin and Guillaume would be surprising.

(2) He was descended from a younger son of Guillaume [I], whose older sons left no surviving descendants. The document specifies no family connection in this case either, but maybe this is less surprising the more remote the connection. However, this possibility does not explain the family’s later connection with Etrepagny, assuming that the suggested family origin of Guillaume [III]’s mother is correct, as the property would presumably have reverted to another of her family members if her own descendants failed.

(3) He was connected with the earlier Crispin family through the female line, having inherited the Normandy properties on condition that he adopted the family name. "

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