Hugh V de Gournay (d. 1214)

✓ Hugues [V] de Gournay, son of Hugues [IV] and Melisende; captured with his father in 1173 in the Young King's rebellion (Ralph de Diceto); founder of Bellosanne Abbey (1198); lord of Wendover and of fees in Norfolk (Testa de Nevill, Red Book); in the loss of Normandy changed sides more than once and ended as King John's dependant; 'Hugo de Gornaco' fell ill 9 Sep 1214 (Close Rolls, naming 'Gerardi filii primogeniti et heredis sui'); the Annals of Dunstable say he became a Templar in Poitou; the Bellosanne obituary records his death 25 Oct. m. Juliane. Children: Gerard (d. 1214/16), Melisende (our Millicent, I100510) and Hugh [VI] of Mapledurham (d. 1239). Source: Medieval Lands (Charles Cawley, fmg.ac), read in the browser 27 Oct 2026, 'Normandy Nobility - Arques, Aumale, Caux, Eu, Rouen' - SEIGNEURS de GOURNAY, citing the Clairruissel, Bellosanne and Fecamp charters, Ralph de Diceto, Close Rolls 1214 and 1217, the Annals of Dunstable and the Bellosanne obituary. [DIRECT ANCESTOR OF THE COMPILER: flag added 27 Oct 2026 by walking the tree from Aynsley, so that this marker is reliable and can be searched.]