ROGER de Porcien (-after 1087). Comte de Porcien. The Chronicle of Alberic de Trois-Fontaines names "Rogerum comitem Porcensem" as "Hescelinus comes de Grandiprato fratrem"[1494], although this relationship cannot as yet be explained unless "fratrem" can be translated as brother-in-law. "Rogerus comes Porcensis territorii" founded the priory of Château-Porcien and donated it to the abbey of Saint-Hubert, Ardenne, for the souls of "Ermengardis uxoris mee et filie mee Sibilie", by charter dated 1087[1495]. m ERMENGARDE, daughter of --- (-after 1087). "Rogerus comes Porcensis territorii" founded the priory of Château-Porcien and donated it to the abbey of Saint-Hubert, Ardenne, for the souls of "Ermengardis uxoris mee et filie mee Sibilie", by charter dated 1087[1496]. Comte Roger & his wife had one child