The early viscounts of Melun were listed by 17th and 18th century genealogists, notably Père Anselme.
Based on closer reading of the original documents, Adolphe Duchalais constructed this list of viscounts in 1844:
Salo (c. 993; possibly legendary)
Joscelin I (c. 998)
William (possibly c. 1000)
Ursio (c. 1067–1085)
William the Carpenter (c. 1094)
Hilduin, Garin, Ursio II, Jean (unknown dates, possibly not viscounts)
Adam (c. 1138–1141; married Mahaut, daughter of his predecessor)
Joscelin II (c. 1156)
The title eventually became an honorary peerage.
Such viscounts include Honoré Armand de Villars and Claude Louis Hector de Villars.
The early viscounts of Melun were listed by 17th and 18th century genealogists, notably Père Anselme. Based on closer reading of the original documents, Adolphe Duchalais constructed this list of viscounts in 1844:
Salo (c. 993; possibly legendary)
Joscelin I (c. 998)
William (possibly c. 1000)
Ursio (c. 1067–1085)
William the Carpenter (c. 1094)
Hilduin, Garin, Ursio II, Jean (unknown dates, possibly not viscounts)
Adam (c. 1138–1141; married Mahaut, daughter of his predecessor)
Joscelin II (c. 1156)
The title eventually became an honorary peerage. Such viscounts include Honoré Armand de Villars and Claude Louis Hector de Villars.
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