Hugues de Moudoubleau Seigneur

  Noted events in his life were:

• Web Reference: Seigneurs de Mondoubleau .

• Web Reference: Charles Cawley's Medieval Lands, Hughes de Doubleau.
"…Hugonis Dublelli…" witnessed the charter dated to (955/1015) under which "Hugo comes Cenomanensium" donated property to the abbey of Mont [Le Mans Saint-Victeur II, p. 2]. Eudes Comte de Chartres confirmed the donation to Le Mans Saint-Vincent of the church "in proprio castro, quod ab ipsius cognomine Mons-Dublelli vocatur", which "fidelium nostrorum Hugo...cognomento Dublellus" had made with the consent of "venerandæ memoriæ Fulbverti Carnotenæ urbis episcopi" for his own soul and those of "filiorum suorum...Hugonis archidiaconi atque Odonis necnon et Hervei", adding that "tribuit...præfatus Hugo clericis in jam-dicta ecclesia" with the consent of "Gisleberti et Elgaudi eius filii", by charter dated to (1030), signed by "Odonis comitis, Gaufridi vicecomitis, Hugonis Dublelli, Hugonis archidiaconi, Hervei filii Hugonis, Gisleberti, Elgaudi..." [Veterum Scriptorum I, col. 375]. Hugues de Moudoubleau married Adela, widow of Roger de tour and daughter of Foucher "le Riche" de Vendôme. "Adela, Fulcherii nata, Hugonis femina" donated "in villa…Marcelli terram", with the consent of "meo filio Fulcherio necnon sorore sua Agnete" to La Trinité de Vendôme by charter dated to before 1040 [Vendôme La Trinité, Tome I, XXIII, p. 44]. "Addela…genitoris mei Fulcherii preclara…Hugonis conjugis mei devota" donated property "in Burziaco" to Saint-Martin by undated charter [Marmoutier-Vendômois, LIX, p. 95].

Hugues married Adela de Vendôme. (Adela de Vendôme was born in 920 in Sourches-en-Maine and died in 965 in Sourches-en-Maine.)