Albreda

  General Notes:

ALBREDA, daughter of ---. Chibnall speculates that she may have been Albreda , [illegitimate] daughter of Hugues d'Ivry Bishop of Bayeux & his [wife/mistress ---], which may have provided her grandson with a claim to Ivry by inheritance, assuming that her supposed illegitimacy presented no obstacle. This parentage is shown in Europäische Stammtafeln but it is not known whether this is based on a specific primary source or on Chibnall´s speculation.
She married [secondly] ([1050] or [1060]) Albert de Cravent: Orderic Vitalis who records that "Radulfus tiro filius Alberti de Crevento" attacked "Guitmundum monachum...Manlia venientem in valle Guidonis" who returned on foot to Pacy and begged "Albertum" to protect him from "filium sibi", on which "Alberada uxor eius" burst into tears, adding in a later passage that Raoul repented before he died, after which Albert in 1070 donated "medietatem decimæ de Ulmeio" to Ouche Saint-Evroul. There must be some doubt about the date of this event because Orderic Vitalis records Geoffroy Bishop of Chartres in the dating clause, although in another passage he records the appointment of Bishop Geoffroy in 1077. Le Prévost suggests that the donation should be redated to 1080. ¹

Albreda married Robert d'Ivry Seigneur d'Ivry.¹ (Robert d'Ivry Seigneur d'Ivry died before 1050 ¹.)

Albreda next married Albert de Cravent.¹