User talk:Ellen Hampton

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Geoffroy, in 1006, and a daughter, Ermengarde-Blanche, around 1018. Geoffroy, who became known as ((Geoffroy Martel (the Hammer)|Geoffroy II d'Anjou]], succeeded Foulque as count of Anjou in 1040.<ref Genealogy="Ref.1">

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