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Henry Fitzcount (died 1222) was an
English nobleman. He was the
illegitimate son of
Reginald de Dunstanville, 1st Earl of Cornwall.
Dunstanville died...
- (The
Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1963), p. 93 Round, J.
Horace (1885). "
Fitzcount, Brian" . In Stephen,
Leslie (ed.).
Dictionary of
National Biography....
- the wife of
William Brewer:
Henry FitzCount (d. 1222),
Sheriff of
Cornwall and Earl of Cornwall; and
William FitzCount.
Reginald died at Chertsey, Surrey...
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attacking Wallingford Castle, held by the Empress's
childhood friend Brien FitzCount, only to find it too well defended. He then left
behind some
forces to...
- p****ed from
Robert to
first his son-in-law
Miles Crispin, and then
Brien FitzCount, who
married Robert's daughter, Matilda,
after Miles died. Brien, an important...
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FitzGilbert de
Clare (1190–1136)
Ranulf had an
illegitimate son,
Robert FitzCount (died
before 1166), by an
unknown mistress. His date of
birth was not...
- long-term peace. King Stephen, however,
targeted Matilda's
supporter Brien FitzCount at
Wallingford Castle by
building countercastles near Wallingford. Matilda's...
- constituency,
abolished in 1885
Brian of Wallingford, also
known as
Brien FitzCount Ealdgyth of Wallingford, wife of
Robert D'Oyly J.
Rufus Wallingford, a...
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Wallingford Castle which controlled the
Thames corridor; it was held by
Brien FitzCount and
Stephen found it too well defended.
Stephen left
behind some forces...
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married Miles Crispin (d. 1107), Lord of Wallingford, and
afterwards Brien FitzCount, lord of
Burgavennu (the
faithful ally of the
Empress Matilda), but leaving...
