Nielsen Hayden genealogy
Bouchard II de Marly
- 1250
Generation: 1
Generation: 2
Generation: 3
Generation: 4
1. Bouchard II de Marly died on 1 Jun 1250. Notes:
Seigneur of Marly.
Bouchard married Agnes Beaumont before Sep 1233. Agnes (daughter of Guillaume "Pied-de-Rat" de Beaumont) died after 5 May 1260. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
Children:
- 2. Isabelle de Marly
died on 3 Sep 1292.
- 2. Isabelle de Marly
Generation: 2
2. Isabelle de Marly (1.Bouchard1) died on 3 Sep 1292. Isabelle married Guy III de Lévis before 1260. Guy (son of Guy II de Lévis and Jeanne de Bruyères) died before 9 Mar 1301. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
Children:
Generation: 3
3. Philippe I de Lévis (2.Isabelle2, 1.Bouchard1)Notes:
Seigneur of Florensac, Marly-le-Chastel, and Magny-l'Essart. Viscount of Lautrec. He served the king of France in 1303 in the war against Flanders.
Philippe married Beatrice Lautrec on 28 Jul 1298. Beatrice (daughter of Bertrand II de Lautrec and Adalaisie de Najac) died about 1352. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
Children:
- 4. Bertrand de Lévis died after 1381.
- 4. Bertrand de Lévis
Generation: 4
4. Bertrand de Lévis (3.Philippe3, 2.Isabelle2, 1.Bouchard1) died after 1381. Notes:
"[S]eigneur de Florensac in Languedoc, Lévis, Marly-le-Chastel, and Magny-l'Essart in Île-de-France. He served in the war in Gascogne. In 1326, he received from Alfonso d'Espagne (Alfonso de la Cerda), seigneur of Lunel, lieutenant of the French king in Languedoc, the fortress of La Fons which belonged to his mother, the viscountess of Lautrec, which had been held by English. In 1347, he was one of the executors for the estate of James III, the last king of Majorca. He was awarded seigneuries in the se?ne?chausse?e of Carcassonne by the king of France in 1336." [John P. DuLong, citation details below]
Bertrand married Jourdaine de La Roche-en-Régnier in 1336. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
Children:
- 5. Philippe de Lévis died after 1421.
- 5. Philippe de Lévis