Lords, Marquesses and Dukes of Elbeuf

The Duchy Elbeuf Elbeuf with the main town in Normandy was built in 1582. Previously Elbeuf was a rule ( Seigneurie ), from 1338 a county ( Comté ) and in the 16th century a Margraviate ( Marquisat ).

  • 2.1 House Harcourt
  • 2.2 English occupation
  • 2.3 House Harcourt
  • 2.4 House Vaudémont
  • 3.1 House of Guise
  • 4.1 House of Guise

Lords of Elbeuf

  • Drogo of Vexin seems the first Lord of Amiens to have been; without doubt, he also possessed the lands of his wife, Godiva of Wessex, the heiress of Emma of Normandy, which in turn was a daughter of Duke Richard I. and wife of King Æthelred II.

House Vexin

Carolingian

House France -Vermandois

House Beaumont- Meulan

House Harcourt

1265 Elbeuf is raised to the barony

Barons of Elbeuf

House Harcourt

English occupation

House Harcourt

House Vaudémont

1554 Elbeuf is raised to the Margraviate ( Marquisat )

Marquis d' Elbeuf

House of Guise

1582 Elbeuf the Duchy will be charged

Dukes of Elbeuf

House of Guise

  • Historical territory (France)
Richard I, Duke of Normandy 1080 Carolingian dynasty Herbert IV, Count of Vermandois Henry I of France 1122 Robert de Beaumont, 1st Earl of Leicester Earl of Leicester Elizabeth of Vermandois, Countess of Leicester Robert de Beaumont, Count of Meulan Thomas of Lancaster, 1st Duke of Clarence Henry IV of England Thomas Beaufort, Duke of Exeter Claude, Duke of Guise
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