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Louis de Brienne (1230 - 1285) 1 , also known as Louis d'Acre or Louis de Beaumont-Brienne , is viscount of Beaumont, Fresnay and Sainte-Suzanne. He is the third son of Jean de Brienne , King of Jerusalem and later Latin Emperor of Constantinople , and his third wife Berengere of León . Biography He is sent to France by his father with his two brothers Alphonse and Jean, "still children, praying the King of France Louis, and his pious mother Queen Blanche, of which they were great-grand-son (sic), to deign the to look upon them and receive them as their clients.The King Saint Louis, receiving them with honor and kindness, gave them great affection, and raised their fortune very high. " 2 In fact Blanche de Castile is their great-aunt, sister of their grandmother Bérengère of Castile , wife of Alfonso IX of León . Around 1253, he married Agnès de Beaumont , heiress of the Viscount Beaumont (Beaumont-le-Vicomte, now Beaumont-sur-Sarthe ), and took the title of viscount Beaumont of the head of his wife. His descendants will inherit the title and bear the name of Beaumont. Louis and his wife Agnes are cited as founders in several charters of St. Hippolytus of Vivoin Priory and the abbeys of Perseigne and Etival-en-Charnie from 1253 to 1285 3 . His death is dated September 14 in the obituary of Etival. 3 Descendancy The known children from her marriage with Agnès de Beaumont are: Jean († 1306), viscount of Beaumont; ; Louis († 1333), bishop of Durham; Marguerite († 1328), married about 1278 to Bohemond VII , count of Tripoli; Marie († 1328/1339), married before 1283 to Henry III of Avaugour , baron of Mayenne; Isabelle († before 1334), married 1279/1280 to John de Vescy, lord of Alnwick; Jeanne († 1323), married about 1286 to Guy VIII of Laval ; Henri de Beaumont († 1340), Constable of England. Notes and references ↑ (in) " Medieval Lands Foundation for Medieval Genealogy Charles Cawley " [ archive ] (accessed on 8 December 2017 ) ↑ Guillaume de Nangis , William of Nangis Chronicle ( read online [ archive ] ) , pp. 152-153 ↑ a and b Abbot Angot , "Viscounts of Maine", in Bulletin of the Historical and Archaeological Commission of Mayenne , 1914, No. 30 ( read online [ archive ] ) , pp. 180-232, 320-342, 404-424 Louis de Brienne, Vicomte de Beaumont-au Maine Also Known As: "Louis d'Acre", "Brienne d"Acre" Birthdate: circa 1227 Birthplace: Acre, Jerusalem, Palestine, Israel Death: September 01, 1297 (66-74) Beaumont-sur-Sarthe, aka Beaumont-le-Vicomte, Sarthe, Pays-de-la-Loire, France Immediate Family: Son of John of Brienne, King of Jerusalem and Berenguela de León, emperatriz consorte de Constantinopla Husband of Agnès de Beaumont-au-Maine, Vicomtesse de Beaumont-au Maine and Mary de Coucy Father of Jean I de Brienne, vicomte de Beaumont; Jeanne de Brienne, dame de Loué; Margaret de Brienne; Marie de Brienne, dame de Beaumont; Louis de Beaumont, Bishop of Durham and 2 others Brother of Jean de Brienne, the Grand Butler of France; Marie de Brienne, Regent of Constantinople and Namur and Alphonse de Brienne, comte d'Eu Half brother of Isabelle II, Queen of Jerusalem and John de Brienne, Crown Prince of Armenia (1216-20) Occupation: Prince de Jérusalem, baron de Sainte-Suzanne, seigneur de La Guerche, de Pouancé et de Château-Gontier
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