Fulk of Plessis-Macé

Fulk of Pléssis-Macé

lord of Plassis-Macé

Plessis-Macé

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Fulk, a castellan from Anjou, gave his daughter into the care of the nuns of Le Ronceray. Blincoe notes that he anticipated an absence of 3 years. If he had not returned by this time, she could decide whether to marry or become a nun.Blincoe also suggests he may have traveled with Baldwin of Vern d'Anjou, since the latter appears as a witness in Fulk's charter.

Fulk V of Anjou, Berlay of Montreuil, Rainald, William the Huntsman, Baldwin of Vern d'Anjou, Geoffrey Fulcard of Loudun, Guy Tortus of Rochefort, R. Gabard, Hugh of Amboise

Paul Marchegay, "Cartularium monasterii beatae Mariae Caritatis Andegavensis," in Archives d'Anjou 3 (1854), 213–15 no. 354.

Mark Blincoe, "Angevin Society and the Early Crusades, 1095-1145 (Unpublished PhD Dissertation, University of Minnesota, 2008), pp. 126, 131, 464-8; Jonathan Riley-Smith, The First Crusaders, 1095–1131 (Cambridge, 1997), 242–3.