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A charter dated 1101 records the purchase by "filii Domitelle", recently deceased, "Fulcherius…et Gaufredus cognomento Paganus" of property from Marmoutier, signed by "Gaufredus Paganus et filii sui Bartholomeus, Ingelbaldus, Wlgrinus, Gaufredus". "Bartholomeus filius Goffredi-Pagani et fratres eius" were present when "Hugo de Cuscheri" donated property to Marmoutier by charter dated 1120, and "Gauzfredus filius comitis Vindocini, Bartholomeus et Willelmus fratres eius, Jeremias de Turre…" witnessed a later confirmation of the same donation. "Goffridus comes, Bartholomeus, Wulgrinus frater eius…" witnessed the charter dated 21 Jan 1130 under which "Goffridus filius Goffridi comitis qui Grisagonella vocabatur" renounced his claim to "terra…prope Villam-Dei" in favour of La Trinité de Vendôme, at the request of "Mahildis comitissæ, matrius illius Goffridi". "Bartholomeus de Vindocino" donated land "in Perticho" to the bishop of Chartres, with the consent of “f sui Engelbaudus præpositus, Vulgrinus, Maria, Guamardus vir eius”, by charter dated to [1116/36]. "…Domnus Bartholomeus de Vindocino, Wlgrinus frater eius…" were present at the charter dated to [1130/39] which records that "Hamelinus de Leniaiis" had donated income to the abbey of La Trinité de Vendôme which was confirmed by "Petrus de Monteaureo" who wished to make the donation of "patris sui" permanent. "Bartholomeus de Vindocino" donated "terre juxta Planos-Baufredi" to Tiron Sainte-Trinité, with the consent of “Goffredus sororius meus et soror mea Maria et filius eorum Johannes et filie eorum”, by charter dated to [1140]. "Bartholomeus de Vindocino" donated revenue to the abbey of La Trinité de Vendôme by charter dated 1143, later consented to by "filia supradicti Bartholomei Domitilla adhuc parva puella". "Domnus Balgenciaci…Simon" donated the fair of St Bienheuré to the abbey of La Trinité de Vendôme by charter dated 1145, witnessed by "Bartholomeus de Vindocino…". "Bartholomeus de Vindocino" confirmed the donation of land "in Perticho" to the bishop of Chartres, on leaving for Jerusalem with the support of “dominum Engelbaldum...Turonensem archiepiscopum et Vulgrinum fratres suos, dominamque Mariam sororem suam necnon et dominum Gosbertum generum suum”, by charter dated to [1147/56]. A charter dated to [1148] records that the abbey of La Trinité de Vendôme claimed a serf from "Bartolomeus" and, after his death while on Crusade, from "filia sua Josberto de Boschet…desponsata". "Bartholomeus Dives et Maria soror eius uxor Goffredi de Lavarzino" donated a wood at Vendôme to La Madeleine de Châteaudun, with the consent of "Burchardi et Lancelini filiorum suorum", by charter dated to [1148/56], witnessed by "…Vulgrino fratre Bartholomei Divitis…". ¹