Hawise (Maud) De Reviers 
Hawise (Maud) De was born about 1097 in Isle Of Wight, Hampshire, England. Hawise (Maud) De's father was Earl Of Devon Richard Seigneur De Reviers Earl Of Devon and her mother was Adelise Peverel. She had four brothers and a sister, named Robert De, William De, Hugh, Baldwin De and Joan De. She was the third youngest of the six children. She died after 1161.General Notes
He [William de Roumare] married Hawise, sister of Baldwin (DE REVIERS), 1st EARL OF DEVON, and daughter of Richard DE REVIERS, who as Hadewisa comitissa attested a charter of his in which he is called William Consul of Lincoln. He is said to have become a monk at Revesby. He d. before 1161. His widow in 1161 accounted to the Sheriff for 10 marks in Somerset. She, as Hadewysia comitissa de Rumara, gave lands at Bure and Chewton to Christchurch Priory, Hants, being part of her marriage gift from her brother Earl Baldwin, for the souls of her husband William Earl of Romara, and her son William and others. She gave the church of Feltham, near Staines, to the hospital of St. Giles-in-the-Fields. [Complete Peerage VII:667-70, (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)]
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