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HUGUES [II] de Gisors, son of PAYEN de Gisors & his wife Mathilde --- (-before [1149], bur Pontoise Saint-Martin). "Hugo vicecomes de Calvomonte...Paganus de Gisortio et uxor eius Mathilde et filii eorum Hugo et Hervæus et Richildis et Idonea sorores eorum" consented to the donation by "Hubertus Bucellus moriens" to Saint-Martin-de-Pontoise by charter dated to [1110/24][371]. Orderic Vitalis records that Henry I King of England hurried from "Ponte-Aldemari" to "Gisortis", that “Hugo, Pagani filius“ was ignorant of events involving his father and was still loyal to the king in fighting “Stephano Moritolii consule”, who granted him his father’s honours after disinheriting “Herveio filio suo”, dated to 1123[372]. "Theobaudus de Gisortio" confirmed donations to Saint-Martin de Pontoise made by "Theobaldus, Pagani de Gisors et nobilis matronæ Mathildis filius...Godefridus Dives et Richildis uxor eius...Paganus de Gisortio uxorque eius Mathildis...Hugo filius Pagani mortuus sepelitur in æde S Martini, Mathildis eius relicta et Theobaudus frater..." by charter dated to [1149][373].

m MATHILDE, daughter of --- (-after [1151/61]). A charter dated 25 Mar [1148] records that “uxor ipsius...Matildis et frater defuncti...Theobaldus atque soror ipsius...Richildis” donated “decimam moltura molendinorum suorum...apud Gisorcium” to Pontoise Saint-Martin the day when “Hugo filius Pagani de Nealfo” was buried at the church, witnessed by “Hugo Vicecomes de Caluomonte, Hugo de Marinis et filius eius Theobaudus, Richardus de Bauterluto et Willelmus et Herueus fratres eius...Drogo de Conflentio et Gauterius frater eius”[374]. "Theobaudus de Gisortio" confirmed donations to Saint-Martin de Pontoise made by "Theobaldus, Pagani de Gisors et nobilis matronæ Mathildis filius...Godefridus Dives et Richildis uxor eius...Paganus de Gisortio uxorque eius Mathildis...Hugo filius Pagani mortuus sepelitur in æde S Martini, Mathildis eius relicta et Theobaudus frater..." by charter dated to [1149][375]. A charter dated 1150 records that Louis VII King of France exiled "Theobaldum de Gisortio" who went to “villam suam...Beeleium” with “Willelmum abbatem” who took them to the church of Saint-Martin de Pontoise, and that while at Le Bellay "Robertus de Relhi" donated “decimam” with the support of “ipsum Theobaldo uxor eius Rohaidis et sororia ejus Mathildis quæ fuerat uxor Hugonis de Gisortio fratris Theobaldi et filius eiusdem Mathildis Johannes nepos Theobaldi et soror Johannis Idonea”[376]. "Dnum Theobaudus de Gisortio" confirmed an agreement between Saint-Martin de Pontoise and "Dnum Theobaldum de Ronkerolis" as well as the donation of “decima de Arunvilla” made by “Dnam Mathildem quæ fuit uxor Hugonis de Gisortio fratris Dni Theobaldi graviter infirmari apud Charz”, with the consent of “Johanne fratre suo, nepote domni Theobaudi, ipsoque Theobaudo”, by charter dated to [1151/61], witnessed by “Gauterius de Insula miles, Hugo de Banterluto nepos Domini Theobaudi...”[377].

Hugues [II] & his wife had [four] children