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CORRECTION: Hasculf de Soligny is NOT the father of Robert Cardinham b 1145 but is the father of HIS WIFE Isolde de Soligny. Check wiki.com and other sites for Robert's line.
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Barbara Lou Pixley
Looks like his wife is also his sister.
" Henricus Dei gratia rex Anglie, etc. . . . salutem. Inspeximus cartam Roberti filii Willielmi et Agnetis uxoris sue et Roberti, filii sui, in hec verba :
Think he should be Master Profile, I'll find a picture for him, also think there might be a duplicate because I thought he already had a picture.
He is my 24th gg atm
Shaz
The 1st profile for Robert de Cardinham gives him a son, Andrew - whose only daughter inherited & married Thomas de Tracy. Fine -- but, her geni profile gives her 2 husbands: the 2nd being Hugh de Ferrers, with a son by him.
The 2nd profile for Robert de Cardinham & Blyngton, gives Isolde both Roberts as husbands - meaning this 2nd profile comes up as my grandmother's husband. Geni gives me 2 lines here - each from a different daughter ( Emma & Juliana) - no Andrew
The seal in Robert de Cardinham belongs to him, I cannot change the other image to his son, then 3 Roberts have images.
Maybe take de Soligny out of the notes in the wrong place.
Jim Weber followed the research posted on soc.gen.med
https://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jweb...
We can no doubt find the discussions in the archived mail list at google groups
https://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jweb...
1. Emma PRIDEAUX was born ABT 1205 in Prideaux Castle, Fowey, Cornwall, England, and died AFT 1230 in Penhallam Manor, Jacobstow, Cornwall, England.
She was the daughter of 2. Richard PRIDEAUX and 3. Iseult (Isolda) de SOLIGNY , Heiress of Fawton.
She married Robert de CARDINAM , of Blyngton, son of Robert de CARDINAM & Blyngton and Isabella FITZWILLIAM. He was born ABT 1202 in Cardinham, Bodmin, Cornwall, England, and died AFT 1251 in Blyngton, Devon, England.
https://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jweb...
The only candidate that I have seen put forward for Iseult de Suligny's husband is Richard Prideaux, proposed by Hylton in his History of Kilmersdon, but I don't recall that he named a source. The chronology suggests that he must be referring to Richard de Prideaux who witnessed a charter of Robert de Cardinham to Lostwithiel in 1186. Neither MacLean nor R. M. Prideaux' history of the Prideaux mention the connection.
I think this is her family, some have her with a brother Richard, could be her father.
Richard de Prideaux, Lord of Prideaux
Might be ficticious and in fact above Richard de Prideaux could actually be the son of Richard Fitz Thorold meaning she can be a de Cardinham, but I think she is in the wrong place there.
Both of these manors were held by Richard Fitz Thorold from Robert, Count of Mortain, William the Conqueror's half brother. If Paganus existed, and he was "lord of Prideaux," he would apparently have been a vassal of Richard. It is unclear whether the manor named Prideaux (from its form apparently a Norman-French word) was in fact an Anglo-Saxon place name, perhaps Pridias, existing before the Norman Conquest, and was granted to Paganus who thenceforth took the surname de Prideaux from it, as was usually the case, or whether Paganus was lord of a manor in Normandy called Prideaux, which name he then gave also to his new English landholding, a more unusual scenario.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prideaux_Castle
Here's Visitation page from Pagan
https://archive.org/stream/visitationcount02camdgoog#page/n237/mode...
I hooked Emma's father in, but there's a confiict about her brother's wife - Geni has her as the nephew's wife - so didn't enter him as a profile.