Robert de Harcourt "the Strong"

  Noted events in his life were:

• Background Information: ⁹²⁷
Robert de Harcourt, surnamed "the Strong," built the castle of Harcourt. He was, with his elder brother Errand, was with William Duke of Normandy in his expedition to England, A.D. 1066. Robert married Colede d'Argouges, and by her had seven sons:

William, son and heir

Richard de Harcourt, who founded the commandery of St. Stephen at Reneville, became a Knight Templar, Grand Prior of France, and was buried at St. Stephen's.

Philip de Harcourt, who was Dean of Lincoln, Archdeacon of York, nominated to the bishopric of Salisbury, and appointed bishop of Bayeux, where he was buried A.D. 1163.

Henry de Harcourt

Baldwin de Harcourt

Errand de Harcourt

Rollo de Harcourt, who settled in England and by his wife, Roesia, sister and coheir to William, son of Pain Peverell, Lord of Brunne, and Standard-bearer to Robert Curtois, eldest son of William the Conqueror, in the Holy Land, was father to only one child, Albreda, the wife of sir William Tursbut, of Yorkshire.

~Collins's Peerage of England, Vol. IV, p. 431

Robert married Agnes.