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'''Robert III de Sablé''' founded the Abbaye du Gaut.{{sfn|Le Paige|1777|p=474}} He married |
'''Robert III de Sablé''' founded the Abbaye du Gaut.{{sfn|Le Paige|1777|p=474}} He married Hersende with whom he had a daughter, Marguerite,{{sfn|Le Paige|1777|p=474}} and a son, [[Robert IV de Sablé]].{{sfn|Le Paige|1777|p=525}} |
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His father was Liziard, seigneur de Sablé, and both fought against Geoffroi Plante-Geneft, Comte d'Anjou.{{sfn|Le Paige|1777|p=472}} The battle lasted until 1146, when they signed a treat.{{sfn|Le Paige|1777|p=472}} |
His father was Liziard, seigneur de Sablé, and both fought against Geoffroi Plante-Geneft, Comte d'Anjou.{{sfn|Le Paige|1777|p=472}} The battle lasted until 1146, when they signed a treat.{{sfn|Le Paige|1777|p=472}} |
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Robert III de Sablé | |
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| Born | 1122 or 1123 Sablé, France |
| Died | 1151 or 1152 France |
| Spouse(s) | Hersende d'Anthenaise |
| Father | Lisiard II de Sablé (b. 1090) |
| Mother | Thiphaine de Briollay (b. 1105) |
| Occupation | Noble |
Robert III de Sablé founded the Abbaye du Gaut.[1] He married Hersende with whom he had a daughter, Marguerite,[1] and a son, Robert IV de Sablé.[2]
His father was Liziard, seigneur de Sablé, and both fought against Geoffroi Plante-Geneft, Comte d'Anjou.[3] The battle lasted until 1146, when they signed a treat.[3]
References
- ^ a b Le Paige 1777, p. 474.
- ^ Le Paige 1777, p. 525.
- ^ a b Le Paige 1777, p. 472.
Bibliography
- Le Paige, André René (1777). Dictionnaire topographique, historique, généalogique et bibliographique de la province et du diocèse du Maine. Vol. 2. Maine, France: Toutain. p. 609.
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