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Male Earl Robert de Mellent ("the King's Son") de Caen of Gloucester Click to view Earl Robert de Mellent ("the King's Son") de Caen of Gloucester in the family tree

Robert de Mellent, known as "the King's Son", was born about 1090 in Caen, Normandy, France.  "the King's Son"'s father was King Henry ("Beauclerc", "Fine Scholar") Plantagenet I of England and his mother was Isabel de Beaumont.  His paternal grandparents were King William ("the Conqueror") I of England and Matilda of Flanders; his maternal grandparents were Robert de Beaumont of Meulan and Elizabeth de Crepi. He had three sisters named Constance Matilda, Alix and Joan Elizabeth. He had five half-brothers and nine half-sisters, named Rainald, William, Henry FitzHenry, Haldane, "Strongbow", Lady of the English, "The Empress", Maud, Eustacia, Emme, Sibyl Elizabeth, Annora, Mathilde and Basilia.  He died on October 31st, 1147 in Bristol, Gloucestershire, England.  He was buried in St James Priory, Bristol, Gloucestershire, England.


"the King's Son"'s family with Mabel FitzRobert

‌"the King's Son" and Mabel were married in a religious ceremony about 1115 in Gloucestershire, England.  They had two sons and three daughters, named Philip FitzRobert, "Mafonache", Emma fitzRobert, Mabira and Maud.

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