Robert de Vilapari de St Leger

• Preferred Name: Robert de Vilapari de St Leger^{[1] [2] [3]}
  
• Alternate Name: Robert de ST. LEGER
  
• Alternate Name: Robert St Leger Lord of Ulcombe
  
• Alternate Name: Roberto Vilapari
  
• Alternate Name: Robertus de Vilapari SANCTO LEODEGARIO
  
• Gender: M
  
• Fact: with note: Description: https://www.geni.com/people/Robert-de-Vilpari-St-Leger/6000000078738792276?through=6000000005077318780
  
• FSID: G8WB-9R9
  
• Fact: with note: Description: https://www.geni.com/people/Sancto-Vilpari/6000000078739038499?through=6000000078738792276
  
• Death: ABT 1087 in Ulcombe, Kent, England, United Kingdom at LATI: N1.213 LONG: E0.6437
  
• Birth: ABT 1010 in Rambouillet, Yvelines, Île-de-France, France at LATI: N8.643 LONG: E0.8258
  
• http://familysearch.org/v1/TitleOfNobility: Lord of Ulcombe
  
• Notes:

  === Life Sketch ===
  Probably related to the Vicomte de Chartres. Fought at the Battle of Hastings. Also owned lands near to Avranches. He was already a large landowner in Sussex, England before the Norman Conquest, and is also thought to be of the family of Robert, Count of Eu, in France. St. Leger family derive their French tithes. Thought to be, with the de Clare family, descended from Robert, 1st Duke of Normandy. Was Master of the Chase. With William the Conqueror at Seige of Exeter 1068. Brompton Regis. Lord of St Leger en Yvelines-Rambouillet des Aubees. (Source: www.tudorplace.com.ar/STLEGER.htm)
  
  Hastings
  1066
  
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  Also Known As: "Robert", "DeStLeger", "aka de Sancto Leodegar
  
  === children known ===
  children known
  
  === BIOGRAPHY: Head of the Kent Line of St. ===
  BIOGRAPHY: Head of the Kent Line of St. Leger'S of ULCOMBE Kent Ulcombewas part of the Eyhorne Hundred mentioned in Doomsday. Possibly RobertCount of Eu who held Ulcombe at Domesday of the Archbishop "It wasassessed at2 1/2 sulongs TRE and now of 2 sulongs only. There is land for9 ploughs,in demesnes there are 2 ploughs and 23 villeins with 8 bordarshave 7 ploughs.There is a church and 1 mill rendering 4s. and 8acres/meadow and woodland for 80 pigs. All together worth Œ10 TRE nowŒ11."
  
  === _FA1: 1066 Came out of Normandy with Wi ===
  _FA1: 1066 Came out of Normandy with William the Conquerer 3 _FA2: 1080 of Bexleia, (Bexhill) Co. Sussex 3 _FA3: 1087 of Ulcombe, Kent 3 Note: THIS VERSION AS PER THE "STAMATA LEODEGARIO" BY REV. EDWARD ST. LEGER 1867. ============================================================= Probably related to the Vicomte de Chartres. Sir Robert fought at the Battle of Hasings. Robert St. Leger also owned lands near to Avranches. He was already a large landowner in Sussex, England BEFORE the Norman Conquest, and is also thought to be of the family of Robert - Count of Eu in France/St.Leger family derive their French tithes. Thought to be, with the de Clare family, descended from Robert 1st Duke of Normandy. Was Master of the Chase. With WC (William the Conquerer?) at Seige-Exeter 1068. Brompton Regis. Lord of St. Leger en Yveslines/Saint Leger des Aubees. (Source: Les St. Leger Travers L'Histoire). Settled in Ulcombe, Kent about 1087 after he engaged in battle a pagan Dane and ousted him from the manor at Ulcombe. (Source: Burke's Peerage, 1881) The manor of Ulcombe stayed in the St. Leger family for 6 centuries until it was sold by Sir Anthony St. Leger in 1648. Ulcombe was part of the Eyhorne Hundred mentioned in Doomsday. Robert Count of Eu, held Ulcombe at Doomesday of the Archbishop. Ulcombe was "assessed at 2 1/2 sulongs TRE and now of 2 sulongs only. There is land for 9 ploughs, in demesnes there are 2 ploughs and 23 villeins with 8 bordars have 7 ploughs. There is a church and 1 mill rendering 4s and 8 acres/meadow and woodland for 80 pigs. All together worth £10 TRE now £11." (Thelma Ware, 1996) Sir Robert St. Leger is shown as holding with others Bexlia (Bexhill) in the Domesday book. Source: RootsWeb :571721
  
  === 1066 Came out of Normandy with William t ===
  1066 Came out of Normandy with William the Conquerer.
  1080 Of Bexleia, (Bexhill) Co. Sussex.
  1087 Of Ulcombe, Kent, England
  
  Robertus was probably related to the Vicomte de Chartres and to the family of Robert, Count of Eu. The St. Legers, with the Clare family, are thought to be descended from Robert, 1st Duke of Normandy.
  Robertus, the "Golden Knight" was an aide-de-camp of William the Conqueror and fought in the Battle of Hastings (1066) and the Siege of Exeter (1068). There is a story that tells of William stumbling on the English beach while disembarking from his boat, and Robertus grabbing William's hand to steady him.
  Robertus owned lands near Avranches and was already a large landowner in Sussex, England before the Norman Conquest. He was Master of the Chase, Lord of Sst. Leger en Yvefines-Rambouillet des Aubees.
  
  He was awarded land in Ulcombe, Kent about 1087 after he engaged in battle with a pagan Dane and ousted him from the Manor at Ulcombe. Ulcombe was part of the Eyhome Hundred mentioned in Doomsday. (Burkes Peerage, 1881).
  
  Robertus and his unknown wife had five recorded childdren: Ralph, Guy, Sir Jean, Robert and Sir William.
  
  Information on-line from the Summata Leodegarias
  
  === BIOGRAPHY: Probably related to the Vicom ===
  BIOGRAPHY: Probably related to the Vicomte de Chartres. Fought at theBattle of Hastings. Robert St Leger also owned lands near to Avranches.He was already a large landowner in Sussex - England BEFORE the NormanConquest, and is also thought to be of the family of Robert- Count of Euin France/ St. Leger family derive their French tithes. Thought to bewith the de Clare family, descended from Robert 1st Duke of Normandy. WasMaster of the Chase. With WC at Seige-Exeter 1068. Brompton Regis. Lordof St Leger en Yveslines/Saint Leger des Aubees
  
  === Founder of the English branch of the fam ===
  Founder of the English branch of the family.Probably related to the Vicomte de Chartres. Fought at the Battle of Hastings, owned land in Avranches. He was already a land owner in Sussex before the norman conquest and is also thought to be of the family of Robert Count of Eu. Thought to be with the Clare family, descended from Robert 1st Duke of Normandy. With William the Conqueror at seige of Exeter 1068. Brompton Regis Lord of St Leger en Yvesline/StLeger des Aubees.

• m. 1057 in Fairlight, Sussex, England

1. Thomas De St. Ledger I Sancto Leodegario, b. 1075 in England     d. 1135 in England
2. William de Saint Leger, b. ABT 1061 in Fairlight, Sussex, England     d. 1120 in Fairlight, Sussex, England

1. Title: Tudor Place
   Author: Jorge H. Castelli, Tudor Place, http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/index.html, http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/STLEGER.htm#Robertus%20De%20Vilapari%20Sancto%20Leodegario1.
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   Author: findagrave.com memorial #126165224
   Publication: Name: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid= 126165224;
   Note: Birth: 1010, England Death: 1066 Kent, England Son of Robert (Rotbert, Rotbortun) (Rotbertus de Villa Pari vel de Sancto Leodegario) (Robertus DeValapari Sancto Leodegario) Knight
   Page: see find a grave source for child info. Mentions parents, but no link to them in this site. also, date of birth & year of death are different in find a grave than above. Did not change as there is no documentation for either date
   
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