Robert was born about 1031 in Normandie , the son of Herluin de Burgo and Arlette de Falaise.
He died on 08 DEC 1090. The place is not known.
[Note 3]His wife was Maud de Montgommery, who he married in BEF 1058. The place has not been found. Their four known children were Emma (c1063-1080), Agnès (c1072-?), NN (c1075-?) and Denise (?-?).
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Robert de Mortain |
Herluin de Burgo |
Jean de Conteville |
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Arlette de Falaise |
Fulbert de Falaise |
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Doda de Falaise |
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| Birth | ABT 1031 |
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| Death | 8 DEC 1090 |
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| Attribute | Date | Description | Details | Source | Multimedia | Notes |
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| Nobility Title | Earl of Cornwall | |||||
| Nobility Title | comte de Mortaigne | |||||
| Nobility Title | baron de Shrewsbury |
Note 1
Earl of Northumbria, Earl of Cornwall, Count of Mortain;This would seem to be the 1st de Burgo (de Burghe) to have lands in Britain. He was the half-brother of William the Conqueror by Arlotta, & benefitted greatly from this relationship. He was the Earl of Cornwall in England & the Earl of Mortain(g) & Vicomte de Conteville in France &, possibly Comte de Comines & Baron de Bourg in Flanders. He was appointed Governor of Northumberland-evidently to put down an invasion of Danes in conjuction with some unruly Saxons and Malcolm III of Scotland.
Note 2
Il devint le troisième sujet le plus riche d'Angleterre après la conquête normande de l‘Angleterre.
Note 3
on 8 DEC of 1091 or 1095