ELISABETH (-17/18 Apr [1149/55]). A charter dated to before 1103 records that "Guerricus hujus Carnotensis civitatis vicedominus" donated "ecclesiam sancte Marie de Treione" to Saint-Père, with the consent of "fratris sui Alberti", that later "Willelmus de Ferrariis gener eius...ex parte uxoris sue...Isabellis" further confirmed the donation[719]. "Helisendis vicedomina" confirmed a donation to Chartres Saint-Père, with the consent of "filiis suis Hugone vicedomino et Stephano et sorore eorum Elisabeth", for the anniversary of "Guerrici vicedomini et prenominate uxoris eius Helisendis", by charter dated 23 Feb 1103 (O.S.?)[720]. "Helessendis vicedomina" donated "in villa...Hermentarvilla" to Saint-Jean-en-Vallée, for the soul of "filii sui Hugonis vicedomini", by charter dated to [1108] which also records a similar donation by "Guillelmus de Ferreriis cum uxore sua Elisabeht vicedomine filia"[721]. "Elisabeth de Ferrariis vicedomina Carnotensis" donated "medietatem decime de Andevilla" to the monastery of Notre-Dame de Josaphat by charter dated to [1130], witnessed by "Robertus de Chaurcis et Radulfus frater eius...Moreherius de Leugis et Hylarius frater eius, Haimericus de Leugis..."[722]. A charter dated to [1132] records that "Elysabeth vicedomina Carnoti" claimed property "Treionis" from Chartres Saint-Père, but that later "Henricum filium suum" relinquished the claim[723]. "Helisabeth Carnotine civitatis vicedomina" granted duty exemptions to the monastery of Notre-Dame de Josaphat by charter dated 28 May 1140[724]. "Elizabet vicedomina Carnoti", on her deathbed, confirmed the donation to Chartres Notre-Dame made by "mater sua domina Helissendis", with the consent of "domina Loreta soror eius, Willelmus...filius eiusdem vicedomine", by charter dated to [1149/55][725]. The necrology of Chartres cathedral records the death "XV Kal Mai" of "Helisabeth vicedomina" and her donation of property "apud Mundamvillam tenebat de feodo eius Stephanus Raginaldi filius", with the consent after the death of his mother of "Guillelmus"[726]. The necrology of Saint-Père-en-Vallée records the death "XIV Kal Mai" of "Elisabet vicedomina"[727]. m GUILLAUME [I] de Ferrières, son of --- (-3 or 16 May before [1130]). Vidame de Chartres.
ELISABETH, Vidamesse.
"Circa 1132," Elysabeth vicedomina Carnoti gave up her claims to whatever belonged to the cella of St. Peter at Tréon; in the same act her son, Henry, also gave up his (unspecified) claims against the same priory. (CSP 603, witnessed by Abbot Hugo of St. John [her uncle?] and Girard Boel [her half– brother]).
R. Merlet convincingly established (Digs. xxiv) that the Vidamess Elisabeth died on 17 April, 1150.
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