Family
Baldwin of Ibelin married three times. His wives were:
1. Richilde de Bethsan, before or in 1157, divorced and annulled 1174. They had three children:
- Thomas d'Ibelin (before 1175 – in or c. 1188), Lord of Ramla, unmarried and without issue
- Eschive d'Ibelin (c. 1160 – Cyprus in Winter, 1196/1197), married Amalric of Lusignan before October 29, 1175; Queen-consort of Cyprus (1194-1196), mother of Hugh I of Cyprus. (After her death, Amalric married Isabella of Jerusalem and became King of Jerusalem.)
- Stephanie d'Ibelin, married before November, 1175 Amalric or Amaury, Viscount of Nablus
2. Isabelle or Elizabeth Gothman, married 1175, d. 1177 or 1178, no surviving issue.
3. Marie, daughter of Renier, Constable of Tripoli, m. after April, 1180, d. after 1228, no surviving issue.
Another Baldwin of Ibelin was the son of this Baldwin's nephew John of Ibelin, the Old Lord of Beirut.
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