John de Courcy - Family Tree I

Family Tree I

________________________________________ | | | | Baudri the German Vigor =niece of Godfrey (?) of Brionne | |________________________________________________________________________________________________ | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Nicholas Fulk Robert Richard Baudri Vigor Elizabeth daughters de Bacqueville de Alnou de Courcy of Neville of Bocquence of Apulia =Fulk of Bonneval issue issue =Hebrea issue issue | | Richard =Wandelmode | __________________________| | | | | | | Robert Richard William, died c. 1130. =Rohesia de Grandesmil =Emma de Falise | | | | William Robert, died c. 1151. | | de Courcy de Courcy of France of England and Ireland

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