Blanche de Brienne, dame de Loupelande et de la Suze 1
- Born: Between 1245 and 1252, Courtrain, Mynn, France
- Married: Shortly after 18 Jan 1265/6, Wigmore, Herefordshire, England
- Died: After 8 Oct 1285
 Research Notes:
A charter dated 18 Jan 1266 (O.S.?) records an agreement between "Jean d´Acre bouteiller de France" and "Robert de Drous" under which the former gave revenue from the manor of Louplande to "damoiselle Blanche sa fille".
Dame de Loupelande. "Jean fils le roy de Jérusalem" notified his promise to "monseigneur Enguerran seigneur de Fieules el nom de Guillaume son aisné fils mary damoiselle Blanche nostre fille" relating to revenue from Louplande by charter dated Feb 1266 (presumably O.S.). “Willaume chevalier sires de Fienles” approved an exchange of property between Notre-Dame de Licques and “me sire Ingheran de Journi”, for the souls of “mi, de dame Blanche me feme...”, by charter dated 14 Jun 1276. An “order to cause Blanche wife of William de Fenes to have in [the] forest [of Selewode] twelve leafless stumps for her fuel, as the king´s gift” is dated 8 Oct 1285. 2
Marriage Information:
Blanche married Sir William II de Fiennes, baron de Fiennes & de Tingry, son of Ingelram II de Fiennes and Isabelle de Condé, shortly after 18 Jan 1265/6 in Wigmore, Herefordshire, England. (William II de Fiennes was born about 1245 in Wendover, Buckinghamshire, England and died on 11 Jul 1302 at the battle of Courtrai, Flanders.)
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