Person Sheet
NameAdélaïde de Reillane, 26G Grandmother
Birthbef 1019 [45]
Deathaft 1045 [45]
FatherBoniface de Reillane
MotherConstance
Spouses
1Guillaume d’Apt 
, 26G Grandfather
, 26G GrandfatherBirthbef 1008 [47]
Deathaft 1035 [47]
TitleBaron de Caseneuve etc
FatherHumbert d’Apt (<993->1009)
MotherInauris (<1009->1032)
2Raimbaud I d’Orange, 26G Grandfather
Birthbef 1023 [45]
Deathaft 1062 [45]
TitleCo-Seigneur de Vence etc
FatherLeodegar d’Orange (->1032)
MotherOdila (->1018)
ChildrenBertran Raimbauld (<1062->1078)
Notes for Adélaïde de Reillane
[FM,616,647] [45]
[DHSP, 11] [47]. The family of Reillane were vassals of the Seigneurs of Apt, and she was descended from Lambert, Juge de Comte de Provence in 977.
[ES, XIV, 9] [44].
[ES, III, 762] [44]
[DHSP, 11] [47]. The family of Reillane were vassals of the Seigneurs of Apt, and she was descended from Lambert, Juge de Comte de Provence in 977.
[ES, XIV, 9] [44].
[ES, III, 762] [44]
Notes for Guillaume (Spouse 1)
[FM,616] [45]
[DHSP, 10] [47]. Baron de Caseneuve, premier Seigneur d’Agoult, Seigneur de Simiane &c. D’Hozier lists the church donations. In a charter of donation, of 1018, made by the Comtesse of Provence (widow of Guillaume II) to the abbey of Saint-Victor de Marseille, he appears immediately after the sovereign, and even before the sons of the Comtesse, which shows clearly his high status at court. The castle and territory of Agoult (which became their family name) appears first on 30 Nov 1031 or 1032, in another church donation.
[17][C-D, XVIII, 596]. Seigneur d’Agoult & de Caseneuve. Took the surname d’Agoult. He confirmed, with his mother, the gift that his father made to the church of Apt in 1008. He gave, with his wife Alix, or Adelaide, to the Abbey of St. Victor of Marseille, several churces situated in the territory of Cavaillon, in January 1009.
[ES, XIV, 9] [44].
[DHSP, 10] [47]. Baron de Caseneuve, premier Seigneur d’Agoult, Seigneur de Simiane &c. D’Hozier lists the church donations. In a charter of donation, of 1018, made by the Comtesse of Provence (widow of Guillaume II) to the abbey of Saint-Victor de Marseille, he appears immediately after the sovereign, and even before the sons of the Comtesse, which shows clearly his high status at court. The castle and territory of Agoult (which became their family name) appears first on 30 Nov 1031 or 1032, in another church donation.
[17][C-D, XVIII, 596]. Seigneur d’Agoult & de Caseneuve. Took the surname d’Agoult. He confirmed, with his mother, the gift that his father made to the church of Apt in 1008. He gave, with his wife Alix, or Adelaide, to the Abbey of St. Victor of Marseille, several churces situated in the territory of Cavaillon, in January 1009.
[ES, XIV, 9] [44].
Notes for Raimbaud I (Spouse 2)