As in the Kingdom of Jerusalem, the County of Tripoli had a smattering of offices: seneschal, constable, marshal, chamberlain, and chancellor. The Great Officers of the County of Tripoli were: Seneschal Raymond (1117) Brunel (1139–1143) Constable William Peter (1106), perhaps just Marshal of the Camp William Raymond (1106), perhaps just Marshal of the Camp Roger (1110–1117) Silvius (1139) Rainier (1140–1143) Arnald de Crest (1151–1155) Hugh Sine Censu (1161–1164) Raymond de Gibelet (1181–1183) Odo of Saint-Omer (1194) Gerard of Ham (1198–1217) John (1217), also marshal (see below) Thomas of Ham (1227–1255) William Farabel (1277–1282) Marshal Falcrand (1142–1145) William de Lulen (1151) N. de Monteprasto (1163) Raymond (1177–1179) John (1187–1217), also constable (see above) John (1241–1278) Chamberlain Walter de Margat (1137) Rainald (1139) Albert (1143) Chancellor Pons (1126), also archdeacon of Saint Paul Jotron (1139–1143) Peter (1142–1143) Alberic (1163) Matthew (1174–1187) John (1202), perhaps John of Corbonio, who was chancellor of Antioch under Bohemond IV See also Officers of the Kingdom of Jerusalem Officers of the Kingdom of Cyprus Officers of the Principality of Antioch Officers of the County of Edessa References La Monte, John L. Feudal Monarchy in the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem 1100 to 1291. Medieval Academy of America, 1932. Cf. pp. 252–60. County of Tripoli