Guillaume V of Sillé

Guillaume V of Sillé , lord of Sillé.

Biography

The first known act of Guillaume V is the division between him and Robert, his son, on the one hand, and the Chapter of the Mans, on the other hand, relating to the use of the inhabitants of Adze-the-Berenger in the Coëvrons (1239). It was pilot payment of Charles of Anjou for the lawyer functions; it tested, says one, in 1254, but lived in 1256 more.

It had two women:

  1. Agnès, whose birthday with the Abbaye of Champagne is carried to the January 7th, and who wanted there to be buried. It is known as first wife of her husband, primam ipsius (Guillelmi) uxorem ;
  2. Roesia de Saentgaut (Saint-Gault), which names Guillaume its first husband, mariti sui primi . Widow of Guillaume de Sillé, Roesia convola in second weddings with Philippe de Moiré, in third with Hugue de Courtaliéru, tested in 1283 and died after 1290. She asked to be buried with the abbey of Champagne, close to “ her lady Agnès ”, juxta dominam meam Agnetem . Of his first wife, Guillaume V had had at least a son, Robert.

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