Marie De Montmirail

Marie De Montmirail was born about 1184 in Oisy, Aisne, France.¹ She was the daughter of Jean De Montmirail.¹ Marie De Montmirail married Baron Enguerrand III De Coucy, son of Raoul I de Coucy and Alix De Dreux, about 1210 in Oisy, Aisne, France.¹ Marie De Montmirail died about 1267.¹ She was buried at Abbaye Longpont, Aisne, France.¹
She became the mother of Raoul II De Coucy about 1212.¹ Marie's father Jean De Montmirail died in 1217 at Abbaye Longpont, Aisne, France.¹ Marie De Montmirail became the mother of Alix De Coucy about 1219.¹ Marie De Montmirail became the mother of Marie De Coucy about 1218/19.¹ Marie De Montmirail became the mother of Jeanne De Coucy about 1223.¹ Marie De Montmirail became the mother of Jean De Coucy about 1227.¹ Marie De Montmirail became the mother of Count Enguerrand IV (of Coucy) about 1236.¹ Marie's daughter was married at wedding of Marie De Coucy and King Alexander II (of Scotland) on 15 May 1239 in Boves, Picardy, Kent, England.^1,2 Marie De Montmirail became a widow with the death of her husband, Baron Enguerrand III De Coucy in 1242.¹ Marie's son Raoul II De Coucy died in 1250 in Bttl La Massoure, Palestine.¹