Sybil de Boulogne ^{1 2}

   Another name for Sybil was Sibylle de Tingry.

  Research Notes:

From Ancestral Roots, Line 158A-23 (p.153):

"The heir of Faramus was his daughter, Sybil, who married Enguerrand de Fiennes, whose heirs are the extant Fiennes family. However, Faramus had two younger brothers, Eustace and Simon, who witnessed his charter confirming land grants at Balham by Clapham made to the Abbey of Bec by their father and grandfather. The Eustace de Boulogne of that document may well be the Eustace de Boulogne who appears in a document of 1145-7 with his brother, Baldwin de Boulogne, the king's chaplain, who could, therefore, be another brother of Faramus.Widicumbe and Ash, in Martock, which had been held by Count Eustace before the Norman conquest, passed to his heir, William, Count of Boulogne (son of King Stephen), who granted these properties to his cousinFaramus de Boulogne, from which the overlordship passed to the Fiennes family. The sub-holders, however, were Boulognes, and in 1227 the sub-holder was a second Faramus de Boulogne, son of Thomas. Presumably Thomas was a grandson or great grandson of a brother of the first Faramus.

Sybil married Enguerrand I de Fiennes Seigneur de Fiennes, son of Eustache II Seigneur de Fiennes and Unknown. (Enguerrand I de Fiennes Seigneur de Fiennes was born about 1147 in <Martock, Somerset>, England and died <1190> in <Acre, Palestine>.)