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Herluin and Herleva are known to have produced one further son [other than Odo, Earl of Kent (d. 1097)], Robert (d. 1095), who was appointed count of Mortain in the late 1050s, and two daughters, Adelaide, who married in succession Enguerrand, count of Ponthieu, Lambert of Lens, and Odo, count of Champagne, and Muriel, who married the Norman magnate Eudo, vicomte of the Cotentin. Two other half-brothers, Ralph and John, sons of Herluin's second marriage, are known, both relatively minor figures who held some lands in Normandy. In all probability there was also at least one other sister, or half-sister, who married the southern Norman magnate William de La Ferté-Macé, but whose name is unknown.
My emphasis, PBS (talk) 05:12, 23 August 2010 (UTC)Reply
