Robert, Count of Evreux, Archbishop of Rouen

General Info Crest DNA Study Normandy & Origins Will. Devereux (1037-1110) Treasurers of Normandy Brecon & Bredwardine Walt. Devereux (1070-1130) Walt. Devereux (1105-1165) Elnodestune & Putley John Devereux (1137-1187) Lyonshall & Bodenham Frome Whitechurch Staunton Wexford, Ire. Early Images 1st Earl of Essex 1st Earl Images 2nd Earl of Essex Illegitimate Son of 2nd Earl 2nd Earl Images 3rd Earl of Essex 3rd Earl Images Moses d'Evreux Maryland 1 Maryland 2 Maryland 3 Devericks 1 Devericks 2a Devericks 2b Devericks 2 Images Devericks 3a Devericks 3b Devericks 3 Images Devericks Wills Connecticut Conn Images1 Conn Images2 Conn Images3 Conn Images4 Massachusetts Barbados Random Photos References



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House of Normandy

Rollo, 1st Duke of Normandy

William I Longsword, 2nd Duke of Normandy

Richard I of Normandy, 3rd Duke of Normandy

Robert II, Archbishop of Rouen

William d'Evreux

 

Devereux of England

William Devereux (~1037 to aft 1110)

Walter Devereux of Lyonshall (~1070 to ~1130)

Walter Devereux (~1105 to aft 1166)

John Devereux (~1137 to 1187)

Walter Devereux (1173 to ~1197), he had 3 sons: Stephen, John, and Nicholas

 

Marcher Lords         Lords of Bodenham & Decies      Lords of Chanstone

Stephen (~1191-1228)     John (~1193-~1244)                             Nicholas (~1196-~1240)

William (1219-1265)         Walter (~1221-1292)                            Nicholas II (~1220-~1265)

William (~1244-1314)       Walter (1257-~1304)                            Hugh (~1245-~1307)

See Devereux of                                                                          Nicholas III (~1270-~1309)

    Lyonshall/Bodenham,                                                               Nicholas IV (~1296-~1346)

     Frome, and                                                                             Hugh (~1321-~1354)

    Whitechurch Maund                                                                  Nicholas V (~1350-?)