 Herlava / Harlette de Falaise, daughter of Fulbert de Falaise and Doda de Falaise.BORN_SHORT 990 Falaise, Calvados, France, DIED_SHORT 1050, 59 or 60 years Marriage: She was Robert's concubine. Marriage/ Related to:  Robert I (the Magnificent) (the Devil) , son of Richard II (The Good) of Normandy and Judith of Brittany.BORN_SHORT ± 1006, DIED_SHORT 1035, approximately 29 years Mistress, not married Children: | |||
2) Adélaïdecomtesse d'Aumale et Ponthieu he Crusader Kingdom of Jerusalem, p32; Alice was sister or half sister to William the Conqueror; INVESTIGATE: Parentage> Adelheid is listed in "Die Nachkommen Karls des Großen" on table 5 gen 9 no. 62 as a child to Arnulf and Liutgard (gen 8 20). Schwennicke's, 'Europäsche Stammtafeln' 1984 ed vol 2 table no. 79 lists Adelheid, three spouses and parents of Robert I, Herzog von Normandie and Harletta. The parentage link to Arnulf, Graf von Westfriesland and Liutgard was not given. CONCLUSION: The most recent research available lists Adelheid's parentage as that of Robert I, Herzog von Normandie and not that of Arnulf, Graf von Westfriesland. | |||
| 2nd marriage/ relation Herlava / Harlette de Falaise, daughter of Fulbert de Falaise and Doda de Falaise.Marriage/ Related to: Herluin of ContevilleBORN_SHORT 1001 Conteville, Calvados, France Viscount Herluin of Conteville Children: | |||
1) Emma de Conteville | |||
2) Muriel de Conteville | |||
3) Odo de ContevilleBORN_SHORT 1023, DIED_SHORT 6 jan 1096-1097 Palermo, Sicily, Italy, 73 or 74 years, BURIED_SHORT Palermo Cathedral, Palermo, Sicily, Italy Odo de Conteville, Bishop of Bayeux & Earl of Kent CHURCH: Bishop of Bayeux in Normandy. TITLES: Earl of Kent, 1067-1097. POLITICS: Joined with his brother, Robert, Count of Mortain, in 1088, in a rebellion against William II, in favor of Robert Courthose. | |||
4) Robert de MortaigneBORN_SHORT 1024 Mortain, Normandie, France, DIED_SHORT 8 dec 1090, 65 or 66 years, BURIED_SHORT Abbaye de Grestain, Eure, France Robert de Mortaigne, Count of Mortaigne KINSHIP: Half brother of William the Conqueror. | |||
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