Person:Bertha of Hereford (1)

Bertha FitzMiles of Gloucester
m. Bet Apr 1121 and May 1121
  1. Roger FitzMiles, Earl of HerefordAbt 1118 - 1155
  2. Margaret FitzMiles, de GloucesterBet 1121 & 1123 - 1187
  3. Walter FitzMiles of HerefordAbt 1124 - Aft 1159
  4. Henry FitzMilesAbt 1128 - Bet 1159 & 1163
  5. William FitzMiles _____, Baron AbergavennyAbt 1128 - 1162
  6. Mabel HerefordAbt 1130 -
  7. Bertha FitzMiles of GloucesterAbt 1130 - 1204
  8. Mahel de HerefordAbt 1132 - Abt 1164
  9. Lucy de GloucesterEst 1142 - Aft 1218
m. Abt 1150
  1. Matilda de BraoseAbt 1150 -
  2. Bertha _____, de BriouseAbt 1151 - 1170
  3. William de Braose, 7th Baron AbergavennyAbt 1153 - 1211
  4. Engeram _____, de BraoseAbt 1154 -
  5. Reginald _____, de BraoseAbt 1155 - 1225
  6. Sybil de Braose, Countess of DerbyAbt 1157 - Aft 1227/28
  7. Roger _____, de BraoseAbt 1159 -
  8. Giles _____, de BraoseAbt 1163 -
Facts and Events
Name Bertha FitzMiles of Gloucester
Alt Name Bertha FitzMiles de Patres
Married Name Bertha FitzMiles of Hereford
Gender Female
Birth? Abt 1130 Gloucester, Gloucestershire, England
Marriage Abt 1150 Bramber, Sussex, Englandto William de Braose, 3rd Lord of Bramber
Property? Had A 1/3 Interest In The Barony Of Gloucester.
Death? 1204 Sussex, England
Reference Number? Q3638894?


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Bertha of Hereford, also known as Bertha de Pitres (born c. 1130), was the daughter of Miles de Gloucester, 1st Earl of Hereford, and a wealthy heiress, Sibyl de Neufmarché. She was the wife of William de Braose, 3rd Lord of Bramber to whom she brought many castles and Lordships, such as Brecknock (including Hay Castle), and Abergavenny.

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    Berta supradicta, dicti comitis Milonis secunda filia, fuit desponsata Willielmo Brewes, cum dominio de Brekenoke; de quibus procreati fuerunt tres filii, viz. Willielmus, Egidius, et Reginaldus.