 Baldwick Teutonicus, son of Wigerius (Wigman) Teutonicus and Wife, Wigerius (Wigman) Teutonius.BORN_SHORT ± 977 Germany Baldric Tuetonicus was Lord of Bacqueville en Caux, and _Archearius_ under Duke William. He married a niece of Gilbert Comte de Brionne, grandson of Duke Richard I., and Regent of Normandy in 1040. Balderic Teutonicus (Baudric le Teuton, Baudry the Teutonique, Baldricus) who had a brother Wigere. They together traveled east to assist their friend the Duke of Normandy. They were the sons of Wigelius de Courcie, the son of Charles, the son of Charles, Duke of Lorraine, who was the son of Charles III, King of France, Born on 17 sept. 879 & died oct. 7, 929. citing: "Royal Ancestry of the Magna Carta Barons" by Carr. P. Collins Jr. ] note: I am seriously skeptical of this ascent “In 1033 Baldric the Teuton, a knight of Robert, Duke of Normandy, was made the first feudal lord of Bacqueville.Baldric had married a great grand-daughter of Richard the first duke of Normandy, and had six sons. The oldest son Nicholas, born in 999, succeeded to his father's lordship and became known as Nicholas de Bacqueville. Nicholas had a son Walter, who was known as Walter Martel (the hammer) de Baskerville. From one of Walter's sons the Norman family of Martell was descended; while another of his sons, Robert de Baskerville, left Normandy for the new Norman frontier in western England” "Born perhaps 975/980. Living in 1060. Baudric is described (circa 1050) as the archer of Duke William (William the Conquerer), apparently holding the office of the chief of archers. In the feudal hierachy, Baudric was in the service of Arnauld, a powerful and influential Norman noble, but was transferred to the Abbey of St. Evroul-en-Ouche, to which Baudric granted his estate at St. Evroul and other properties in thanks of having been relieved from Arnauld's oppression. This abbey, founded in 560 had been abandoned and then restored about 1050. Baudric's fief of Bauquencei (separate from the fief of Bacqueville-en-Caux) henceforth was held under allegiance to the Abbot Robert.The fief of Bacqueville had been the seat of the family for 200 years. Its castle was apparently destroyed in 1159 when King Henry invaded Normandy. Six male children. Also sons-in-law Wascelin d'Echanfre and Roger de Merlerault. A third daughter Hawise married Robert Fitz Erneis. Elizabeth who married Fulk de Boneval may also have been his daughter, not is sister.” Married ± 992 Normandie, France to:  Gunnore de ClareBORN_SHORT ± 974 Brionne, Normandie, France This woman's name is most likely an error as all the records I have seen that appear reliable state that the wife's name is unknown. However, it is certain that a daughter of Geoffrey de Brionne did in fact marry to Baldwick the German (Teutonicus) Children: | |||
1) Elizabeth TeutonicusMarried to Fulk de Boneval | |||
3) Nicholas de BacqueevilleBORN_SHORT ± 1002 Normandie, France | |||
4) Fulke d'AunouBORN_SHORT ± 1004 Normandie, France The Brevis Relatio de Origine Willelmi Conquestoris records that "Fulcone Dauno" contributed 40 ships towards the invasion of England in 1066. | |||
5) Robert Baron of Courcy de CourcieBORN_SHORT ± 1006 Courcy-sur-Dives, Normandie, France | |||
6) Richard de NovavillaBORN_SHORT ± 1008 Neuville-Saint-Vaast, Pas-de-Calais, France , DIED_SHORT 1100, approximately 92 years "Richard de Nova Villa was cousin to the Conqueror on his mother's side. The name and parentage of his wife remain in obscurity; but it is known that he left four sons, Gilbert, Robert, Richard and Ralph. From Gilbert descended the houses of Westmorland, Warwick, Latimer and Abergavenny. "'The fourth son of Baldric was called Richard de Nova Villa, or De Neuville, from his fief of Neuville sur Tocque, in the department of the Orne, the arrondissement of Argenton, and the Canton of Gacé. Hawisia, sister of Richard de Nova Villa, married Robert Fitz Erneis, who fought and fell at Hastings.'--_Vide Planché's Norman Ancestry of the Nevills, a paper read at Durham in 1865, and published in the British Archaeological Journal, Vol XXII, p.279_." | |||
7) Count Balderic de LouvainBORN_SHORT ± 1010 Louvain, Brabant, Belgium, Netherlands | |||
8) Wigerius (Wigman) de ApuliaBORN_SHORT ± 1012 Normandie, France | |||
9) Hasisia FitzbaldericBORN_SHORT ± 1012 Normandie, France Married to Robert Fitz Erneis who was killed at the battle of Hastings | |||
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