Army of William IX on the Crusade of 1101

• Arduin of Saint-Médard
• Berlai of Passavant-sur-Layon
• Geoffrey III, Viscount of Thouars
• Herbert II of Thouars, brother of Geoffrey III, went on the Crusade out of concern for his father’s soul. Upon hearing of his brother’s death, he had a stroke or heart attack at Jaffa in 1102. He was associated with the abbey of St. Florent-les-Saumur.
• Fantin Incorrigiatus and his son Godfrey, followers of Herbert II of Thouars
• Geoffrey, a doctor
• Geoffrey Burel of Amboise
• Corba of Thorigne, Lady of Amboise, wife of Geoffrey Burel, carried off by the Turks
• Geoffrey Jordan I, Count of Vendôme, killed in Arab hands after the Battle of Ascalon
• Ulric Bucel, travelled in the company of Geoffrey, Count of Vendôme
• Gerald of Tuda, Lord of Montmoreau, and his brother Itier. Gerald had left a bordery to the abbey of Saint-Jean-d'Angély in his will, but his brother gave it outright to the abbey after Gerald left on the crusade.
• Hugh VI “the Devil”, Lord of Lusignan, half-brother of Raymond IV, Count of Toulouse, a leader of the First Crusade and Berenguer Ramon II, Count of Barcelona.
• Leodegar, Canon of Chartres
• Peter of La Garnache
• Rainald of Thiviers, Bishop of Périgueux, under the regency of Peter, Bishop of Limoges., and was described as “carrying Christ’s cross to Jerusalem.” Rainald died at Antioch.
• Ralph of Saintonge, a relative of William IX
• William of Apremont
• William Battle of Clermont-Ferrand, Bishop of Clermont
• William of the Camera. William was made a prévôt by William IX. He attacked the monks of Nouaille in order to take some of their mills. He later died in trial by combat.