Raimondo del Pallars Jussà I

• Preferred Name: Raimondo del Pallars Jussà I^[1]
  
• Gender: M
  
• Death: BET 1098 AND 1 APR 1100
  
• FSID: GWKR-B2M
  

1. Title: Foundation for Medieval Genealogy
   Publication: Name: https://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/ARAGONESE%20NOBILITY.htm#RaimundoIVPallarsdied1098;
   Note: RAIMUNDO [IV] (-[1098/1 Apr 1100]). The end 13th century “Crònica d´Alaó Renovada” names “Raymundum” as the son of “Raymundum Sumarii”[88]. Conde de Pallars-Jussà. “Raimundus comes Paliarensis” donated “castrum de Muro...[et] medietatem...in castro de Arenio...intra comitatum Paliarensem” [presumably by way of dower, although this is not stated in the document] to “uxori meæ Valentiæ comitissæ” by charter dated 27 Oct 1056, subscribed by “Miro Mironis, Bernardi Atonis vicecomitis...”[89]. “Raimundus...comes et uxor mea Valencia comitissa...cum filio Petro” confirmed the donation of “villa Sabort...in comitatu Palliarensi” to the church of Urgell by charter dated 27 Oct 1069[90]. “Raimundus...comes et Valentia comitissa” granted tax concessions to Alaón by charter dated 1 Jul 1073[91]. “Raimundus Paliarensis comes...proles condam Raimundi comitis cum uxore mea Valença comitissa filiis quoque nostris Petro et Arnallo” donated property “in terra...vicecomitis Arnalli” to Tremp by charter dated 7 Nov 1079[92]. m (before 10 Oct 1056) VALENCIA de Tost, daughter of ARNAU Mir de Tost & his wife Arsenda --- (-after [1098/1 Apr 1100]). “Raimundus comes Paliarensis” donated “castrum de Muro...[et] medietatem...in castro de Arenio...intra comitatum Paliarensem” [presumably by way of dower, although this is not stated in the document] to “uxori meæ Valentiæ comitissæ” by charter dated 27 Oct 1056, subscribed by “Miro Mironis, Bernardi Atonis vicecomitis...”[93]. Her parentage is confirmed by the undated charter under which her grandson "Arnau Mir…et seu fill Ramon Roger comtes del Pallars Jussà" confirmed a donation to Santa Maria de Gerri by "avia mea Valenzia"[94]. “Arnallus Mironis, Arsendis uxoris eius...Letgardis vicecomitisse, Valencie comitisse Pailarensis...sorores hoc donum confirmamus...Berengarius vicecomiti...” subscribed the charter dated 4 Apr 1065 under which “Arnallus Mironis et coniux m[ea Arsendis]” donated property to Ager Sant Pere[95]. “Raimundus...comes et uxor mea Valencia comitissa...cum filio Petro” confirmed the donation of “villa Sabort...in comitatu Palliarensi” to the church of Urgell by charter dated 27 Oct 1069[96]. The testament of “Arnallus Mironis filius”, dated 11 Aug 1072, bequeathed property to “Gerallum nepto meo et...Ledgardam filiam meam...nepto meo Arnallo et...filiam meam Valentiam comitissam...”[97]. “Raimundus...comes et Valentia comitissa” granted tax concessions to Alaón by charter dated 1 Jul 1073[98]. “Raimundus Paliarensis comes...proles condam Raimundi comitis cum uxore mea Valença comitissa filiis quoque nostris Petro et Arnallo” donated property “in terra...vicecomitis Arnalli” to Tremp by charter dated 7 Nov 1079[99]. Valencia survived her husband, as shown by the undated charter under which [her son] “Petrus comes...cum fratribus meis Arnallo atque Bernardo” donated property to Muri Santa Maria “in cujus cimiterio...patris mei corpus sepultum est”, with the support of “genitrice nostra...post obitum genitoris nostra”[100]. Raimundo [IV] & his wife had [four] children: i) PEDRO [I] (-[after 1113]). ii) ARNAU [I] (-[after 1111]). iii) BERNARDO [I] (-1131). iv) LORETA .