Sébran Chabot

• Preferred Name: Sébran Chabot^{[1] [2]}
  
• Alternate Name: Sebrand Chabot
  
• Gender: M
  
• Alternate+Death+Date: AFT AUG 1152 with note: WikiTree: Sebrand Chabot (abt. 1070 - aft. 1152)
  
• Death: 17 JUL 1152 with note: Foundation for Medieval Genealogy: SEBRAND [I] Chabot
  
• Birth: ABT 1072 in Poitou, France at LATI: N6.6486 LONG: E0.2478 with note: WikiTree: Sebrand Chabot (abt. 1070 - aft. 1152)
  
• Occupation: Seigneur de Vouvent, de Mervent, de Sainte-Hermine, Chevalier
  
• FSID: MVJ6-VKF
  
• Notes:

  === #Générale# Chevalier Seigneur de Vouven ===
  #Générale# Chevalier Seigneur de Vouvent, Mervent etSainte -Hermine. Il fait le vo yage à Jérusalem. Décès : peu après le 26 mai 1152
  
  === #Générale# Chevalier Seigneur de Vouvent ===
  #Générale# Chevalier Seigneur de Vouvent, Mervent etSainte -Hermine. Il fait le vo yage à Jérusalem. Décès : peu après le 26 mai 1152

• m. 1098 in Vouvant, Vendée, Pays de la Loire, France
• m. 1105 in Vouvant, Vendée, Pays de la Loire, France
• m. 1099 in Vouvant, Vendée, Pays de la Loire, France

1. Thibault Chabot I, b. 1100 in Vouvant, Vendee, France     d. 17 SEP 1180 in France

1. Title: Foundation for Medieval Genealogy: SEBRAND [I] Chabot
   Publication: Name: https://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/poitwest.htm#_ftnref302;
   Note: Two brothers. The primary source which confirms their parentage has not been identified. Père Anselme says that Sebrand [I] was the son of Thibaut [I]. However, he also names “Briant Chabot” as another son of Thibaut [I], although primary sources show Briand as the son of Guillaume [II] Chabot (see above). Sandret and Duchesne also name Sebrand [I] as the son of Thibaut [I] but neither cites any source on which this proposed parentage is based. Until more information comes to light, and especially in view of the multiplicity of Chabot lines of descent shown above to which Sebrand could have belonged, it is preferable to note Sebrand [I]’s parentage as unknown. 1. SEBRAND [I] Chabot (-[17 Jul] after 27 May 1152). Père Anselme records the presence of Sebrand [I] in the foundation charter of Bellevaux abbey dated 1135. "Sebrandus Chabot et uxor sua Agnes et filius suus Theobaudus Chabot" confirmed donations to Absie, with the consent of "Tebaudus filius eius", by charter dated 1135. "Tebaudus Chabot…ita Siebrandus frater eius" donated property to Absie by undated charter. "Siebrandus [Cabot]" donated property to Absie, the year in which he went to Jerusalem, by undated charter. "Sebrandus Chabot volens ire in Jherusalem" donated "terragia de Macinee" to Absie by charter dated to [1147]. Père Anselme records that Sebrand [I] claimed rights against Maillezais abbey "à cause de sa seigneurie de Vouvent" but judgment dated Mar 1151 (presumably O.S.) rejected his claim. "Hugo vicecomes Castri Airaudi et Radulphus frater eius, et Segebrandus Chabot...et Briencius Chabot" witnessed the charter dated 27 May 1152 under which Eléonore Dss of Aquitaine donated "boscum to Savria" to Saint-Maixent. Père Anselme records his death "XVI Kal Aug" but does not name the necrology that records this entry. m AGNES, daughter of ---. "Sebrandus Chabot et uxor sua Agnes et filius suus Theobaudus Chabot" confirmed donations to Absie by charter dated 1135. Père Anselme says that Agnès "semble avoir été dame de la Roche-Cervière et de la Greve" but does not explain his reasoning. [An alternative possible marriage is suggested: m Adela du Puy-du-Fou, daughter of Hugues du Puy-du-Fou & his first wife Tiphaine de Craon. A fragmentary chronicle of the dukes of Aquitaine names "Hadelia…eiusdem Hugonis filia" (following directly after the passage naming "Hugonis de Podio-fagi") as wife of "Sigebertus Chabot de Volvento," and their son "Theobaudus." The difficulties associated with the fabrication of all or parts of the reconstruction of the Puy-du-Fou family are discussed in the document AQUITAINE DUKES, including the possibility that this fragmentary chronicle formed part of the fabrication. Her parentage and marriage have not yet been corroborated by another primary source. The accuracy of this information therefore cannot be assessed. The source in which Agnes, known wife of Sebrand, is named suggests that it should be treated with caution, although it must be pointed out that she is named in only one source that does not indicate she was the mother of Sebrand’s children. The possibility of another marriage cannot therefore be excluded. Sebrand [I] & his wife had [two] children:
   
2. Title: WikiTree: Sebrand Chabot (abt. 1070 - aft. 1152)
   Author: Profile managers: John Atkinson and Maurice LeBlanc Profile last modified 24 Jan 2019 Created 24 Mar 2011
   Publication: Name: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Chabot-11;
   Note: Sebrand (Sebrand I) Chabot Born about 1070 in Poitou, France ANCESTORS ancestors Son of Thibaud Chabot and Alix (Vouvent) by Vouvent Brother of Thibaud Chabot, Gaudin Chabot-Vouvent, Briant Chabot-Vouvent and Poncette Chabot Husband of Agnes (from La Roche Seviere) Chabot — married 1098 in Vouvant, Vendee, France DESCENDANTS descendants Father of Thibaud Chabot, Sebrand Chabot-Vouvent, Pierre Chabot-Vouvent, Garnier Chabot and Ameline (Chabot) Chabot-Vouvent Died after Aug 1152 [location unknown] Biography The Maison de Chabot crest. Sebrand I Chabot is a member of the Maison de Chabot. Sebrand Chabot, probably born around 1070 would have been the son of Thibaud I Chabot, lord of St. Hermine and his wife "Alix" (or Mirable) of Vouvent. He married, perhaps, before 1131 with Adele (or Hadellie), daughter of Hugues du Puy-du-Pou. (Union not mentioned by Father Anselm, disputed by Beauchet-Filleau). He married agnes, supposed lady of the Roche-Servière. He would have had two children: Thibaud II Chabot, perhaps son of Adele Sebrand Chabot, archidiacte of Thouars, then bishop of Limoges; probably sons of Sebrand and Agnes, but without evidence. Sebrand Chabot was last mentioned in May 1152, and died on July17. Uncertain parentage There is no direct source to confirm for certain that Sebrand I was indeed the son of Thibaud I and his wife. Other children mentioned in genealogies Pierre and Garnier Chabot, Ameline (or Adeline), wife of Pierre Lunel (or Luneau), then nun in Fontevraud; this Ameline has been identified as the sister of Agnes, wife of Sebrand. Biography Sebrand I Chabot was born around 1070. He is assumed to be the son of Thibaud I Chabot and his wife Alix (or Mirable) by Vouvent. He may have married, before 1131 Adele (or Hadellie) daughter of Hugues du Puy-du-Fou (this marriage is not mentioned by Anselme and discounted by Beauchet-Filleau). He married, before 1135, Agnes supposedly lady of Roche-Servière. Sebrand had two known children: Thibaud II Chabot, maybe son of his first wife Adele Sebrand Chabot, archdeacon of Thouars and bishop of Limoges: considered the sound of Sebrand and Agnes, but without proof. Sebrand Chabot was last mentioned in May 1152, and died on 17 July. Uncertain origin No primary source confirms that Sebrand was the on of Thibaud I and his wife. Other children attributed to Sebrand Pierre and Garnier Chabot Ameline (or Adeline), wife of Pierre Lunel, and later a nun at Fontevraud: she has been identified as Agnes's sister (therefore Sebrand's sister-in-law and not his daughter).