Simon, Lord of Ham

Simon of Ham (–after 986), Lord of Ham.[1] He was probably the son of Herbert III, Count of Vermandois[2][note 1]. He was succeeded by Yves, who was probably his son.[2]

Simon I
Lord of Ham
SuccessorYves
DiedAfter 986
Issue
  • Yves
FatherHerbert III, Count of Vermandois

Notes and references

Notes
  1. According to these genealogies, he would be the son of Otto, Count of Vermandois. Otto was born in 976, discarding this hypothesis. The most probable hypothesis is him being the son of Herbert III.

References
  1. "Northern France - Valois, Vermandois".
  2. Histoire populaire de la ville et du château de Ham , par Élie Fleury et Ernest Danicourt. 1881.
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