First Crusade 1096-1102
Baudouin de Hainault (died 08
June 1098 in Palestine)
Etienne de Blois, Count of Blois & Chatres
(died 1102 at the Battle of Ascalon [Rames])
Etienne de Bourgogne (died 27 May
1102 at Ascalon)
Hugh Magnus, Duke of France (died 18
October 1102 in Tarsus)
Guy de Montlhery, Count of Rochefort
Gautier I de Chatillon-sur-Marne (died
1097 in Palestine)
Second Crusade 1147-1149
William de Warrenne, 3rd Earl of Surrey
(died 19 January 1147/48 in Laodicea)
Roger de Mowbray
Louis VII, King of France
(with the army of King Louis of France in 1148; returned to Palestine & died
there in 1188)
Phillip de Braose, 2nd Lord Bramber
(died 1148 in Palestine)
Third Crusade 1189-1192
Frederick Barbarossa, Emperor of Germany (died
10 June 1190 in Cicilia)
Phillip II, King of France
Nigel de Mowbray, Lord of Chateau Goutier &
Orne (died 1192 in Palestine)
Robert de Quincy, Lord Buckley (a
companion of King Richard)
Erard, Comte de Brienne (died 8
February 1190/91 in Acre, Palestine)
Sir Richard de Camville (Admiral to
King Richard, died in Acre, 1190)
John FitzEustace (died 11 October 1190
in Palestine)
Bertram de Verdon (died 1192 at Joppa,
Palestine)
Jean I, Comte de Ponthieu (died
1191 in Acre, Palestine)
Jacques d'Avesnes (died 1191 in
Palestine)
Floris III, Count of Holland
(died 1190 in Antioch, Syria)
Peter de Brus, Baron of Skelton & Danby
Sir Gerard de Furnival
Fifth Crusade 1218-1221
Hugh IX de Lusignan (died 1219
in Damietta, Egypt)
Sir Gerard Furnival (died 1218 in
Jerusalem)
Sir William de Harcourt
Seventh Crusade 1248-1254
Louis IX, King of France
(Leader of the Crusade - died 25 August 1270 in Tunis,
leading his second crusade)
Robert, Count of Artois
(died 19 February 1250 at the Battle of Mansourah, Egypt)
William "Longsword", Earl of Salisbury
(died 19 February 1250 at the Battle of Mansourah)
(only 5 of 250 Templar knights survived this battle)
Thomas Furnival (died in Palestine)
Later Crusades
John de Mowbray, Lord Mowbray (died
1368 in Thrace in battle with the Turks)
Hugh XII de Lusignan (died 1270 in
Tunis, North Africa)
