Peter Britaud

Peter Britain

Petrus Britaudus

lord of Nangis-en-Brie

Nangis-en-Brie

1179

Peter Britaud was a lord from the county of Brie who seems to have played an important part in the court of Henry the Liberal of Champagne. He was invested with the title of "viscount of Provins" and was involved in land transactions related to the Templars.

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

Charles Kohler, ‘Chartes de l’abbaye de Notre-Dame de la vallée de Josaphat en Terre Sainte’, Revue de l’Orient Latin 7 (1899), 149-150=RRR 1046

Maurice Lecomte, "Une famille de seigneurs briards au xiieme et xiiieme siècles: les Britauds, seigneurs de Nangis-en-Brie," Bulletin de la société d'archéologie, sciences, lettres, et arts du département Seine-et-Marne 12 (1908), 134-137