The Veres of Normandy

In addition to my page on the de Vere Family, this page further expands on the background of the Vere family and the likelyhood that there is a connection to the History of Belchamp Walter. There is no doubt that the de Vere name is associated with local history, both at the time of Conquest and the years after throughout English History in general.

The connection to Belchamp Walter is through the marriage of a de Vere with a de Mandeville, both families that have major roles in English Medieval history.

The Earldom of Vere

Maurice Boddy has a page on this subject. Much of which confirms much of my other research to date.

• [OXFO361] Aubrey I de Vere m. Beatrice
  • . [OXFO372] --- de Vere m. [CAMV421] Gerard de Camville
    • [OXFO371] Aubrey II de Vere, Lord Great Chamberlain m. [BRIO442] Alice of Clun
      • . . [OXFO382] Rohese de Vere m1. [MAND361] Earl Geoffrey of Essex
      • . . [OXFO383] Juliane de Vere m1. [NORF431] Earl Hugh of Norfolk
      • . . [OXFO384] Juliane de Vere m3. [FHAM371] Baron Robert of Chatham
      • . . [OXFO385] Rohese de Vere m2. [BXXB411] Payne de Beauchamp of Bedford
      • . . [OXFO381] Earl Aubrey of Oxford m3. [ESSE382] Agnes of Essex
        • . . . [OXFO392] Earl Robert of Oxford m. [BOLE422] Isabel de Bolebec
          • . . . . [OXFO401] Earl Hugh of Oxford m. [QUEN393] Hawise of Winchester
            • . . . . . [OXFO412] Isabel de Vere m. [COUR391] Sir John de Courtenay
            • . . . . . [OXFO411] Sir Robert of Oxford m. [SANF412] Alice de Sanford
              • . . . . . . [OXFO423] Joan of Oxford m. [SUR2491] Sir William de Warenne