Person Sheet
NameDouceline de Pontevès, 21G Grandmother
Birthbef 1218 [45]
Deathaft 1265 [45]
Will1256 [47]
TitleDame de Pontevès
FatherFoulques de Pontevès
MotherMabile de Callian
Spouses
1Isnard I d’Agoult 
, 21G Grandfather
, 21G GrandfatherBirthbef 1191 [45]
Deathaft 15 Feb 1244 [34]
TitleBaron de Sault
FatherRaimond II d’Agoult (<1166->1193)
MotherIsoarda de Die (<1184-1220)
Marriagebef 1213 [47]
Notes for Douceline de Pontevès
[DHSP, 21] [47]. Only daughter and heiress of Foulques and Mabile.
[C-D, XVI, 128] [17] gives her parentage, but calls her mother Mathilde, Dame de Callian.
[FM,619] [45] gives no ancestors of Douceline.
[ES, XIV, 10] [44].
[C-D, XVI, 128] [17] gives her parentage, but calls her mother Mathilde, Dame de Callian.
[FM,619] [45] gives no ancestors of Douceline.
[ES, XIV, 10] [44].
Notes for Isnard I (Spouse 1)
[DHSP, 20] [47]. Dit d'Entrevinnes. He received confirmation of his investiture from the Emperor Frederic II, on the 8th of September 1238. He received lands from Guillaume IV, Count of Forcalquier, in 1205-1206.
[C-D, XVI, 128].
[FM,619] [45]
[FM,625] discusses the problem of the name Entrevennes. When this Isnard first appeared in documents, in 1191, he bore the familial name d’Agoult. It wasn’t until 1199 that he took the name Entrevennes. [FM] believes it came from the Comtes de Die, themselves an ancient and prestigious family.
[ES, XIV, 10] [44] has this Isnard as the grandson of Isoarda de Die and Raimond. I shall follow [FM] instead.
[C-D, XVI, 128].
[FM,619] [45]
[FM,625] discusses the problem of the name Entrevennes. When this Isnard first appeared in documents, in 1191, he bore the familial name d’Agoult. It wasn’t until 1199 that he took the name Entrevennes. [FM] believes it came from the Comtes de Die, themselves an ancient and prestigious family.
[ES, XIV, 10] [44] has this Isnard as the grandson of Isoarda de Die and Raimond. I shall follow [FM] instead.