Peter of Langres

Peter of Langres

1179

Peter of Langres appears to have been a prominent member of society in Troyes during the reign of Henry I of Chamapagne. He had participated in the construction of houses in Troyes, and earlier in 1179 was involved in a charter that suggests he was involved in the operation of the fairs at Bar-sur-Aube (he donated the sales tax on fustians at the fair to the hospital of Bar).

Henry the Liberal, William Marshal, Ertaud the Chamberlain, Theobaldus de Fimis/Teobaldus de Fimis, Master Philip, Count Henry of Grandpré, Geoffrey (brother of Henry of Grandpré), Robert of Milly, Milo of Pevinno, William of Saint Maur, Master Hugh, Nicholas the chaplain, Petro Bristaudo, Peter of Courtney, Bishop Philip of Beauvais

H. Arbois de Jubainville, Histoire des ducs et des comtes de Champagne tome vii: Livre des vassaux du comté de Champagne et de Brie, 1177-1222 (Paris and Troyes, 1869), p. 308. Adam J. Davis, The Medieval Economy of Salvation: Charity, Commerce, and the Rise of the Hospital (Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2019)

I am unsure that Peter of Langres was on Henry's crusade