IVREA
This will be a genealogy of a sprawling family which some
call “Ivrea”, from one of its early territories.
Part 1: The Margraves of Ivrea, Kings of
Part 2: The de Chalon, Comtes de
Chalon, d'Auxonne, d'Auxerre et de Tonnerre
Part 3: The Chalon-Arlay, Princes d'Orange
Part 4: The Comtes de Mâcon and
seigneurs de Salins
Part 5: The Kings of
Part 6: The Kings of
Part 7: The descendants of Fadrique de
Castilla, sn de Haro
Part 8: The illegitimate
descendants of King Pedro I of
Part 9: The illegitimate
descendants of King Enrique II of
Part 10. The illegitimate
descendants of King Juan II of
Part 11. The Barons
d'Oiselet
Part 1.
Sources list the first proved ancestor of this house as
one Amadeus, who lived in the
Anscar, Ct of
Oscheret, went to Italy 888, where he became Margrave of Ivrea; he d.898/992 and was father of:
Adalbert, Ct and
Margrave of Ivrea, Ct of Parma, d.923/4; m.1st ca 898/900 Gisela
(d.910/3) dau.of Margrave Berengar of Friaul; m.2nd 911/4 Ermengarde
(d.after
1a) [by 1st m.] Berengar
II, 941 Ct of Milan, 924 Margrave of Ivrea, became King of Italy 950; b.ca 900,
d.an imperial prisoner in
1b) Adalbert, co-king of
1c) Othon
Guillaume, adopted by his stepfather, whereby he became Cte de Bourgogne; Cte
de Mâcon et de Nevers, pretender to the Duchy of
1d) Guy I, Cte de Mâcon d.ca
1004; m.ca 991 Aelis, dau.of Cte Lambert de Chalon
1e) Othon II, Cte de Mâcon,
d.1033/41; m.Elisabeth de Vergy
1f) Geoffroy, Cte de Mâcon,
d.ca 1065; m.Beatrice ___ (d.ca 1072)
1g) Guy II, Cte de Mâcon,
became a monk at
2f) Robert de Mâcon
2d) Matilda de Bourgogne (ca
975-1005); m.ca 995 Landeric de Monceau, Cte de Nevers (d.1028)
3d) Gerberga de Bourgogne (ca
985-1020/3); m.ca 1002 Cte Guillaume II de
4d) Renaud I, Cte de Bourgogne
(ca 990-3/4 Sep 1057); m.before
1e) Guillaume I, Cte de
Bourgogne, d.12 Nov 1087; m.1049/57 Stephanie (d.after 1088) possibly dau.of
Adalbert de Longwy, Duke of
1f) Eudes de
2f) Renaud
II, Cte de Bourgogne et de Mâcon, d.on Crusade 1097; m.Regina
(d.after 1097) dau.of Ct Kuno von Oltigen
1g) Guillaume II "the
German" Cte de Bourgogne et de Mâcon, murdered
after
1h) Guillaume III, Cte de
Bourgogne et de Mâcon (ca 1110-murdered at
3f) Guillaume de Bourgogne,
d.by 1090
4f) Etienne I
"Tete-Hardi", Cte de Mâcon, murdered at Askalon
1g) Renaud III, Cte de
Bourgogne et de Mâcon, d.1148/9; m.ca 1130 Agatha,
dau.of Duke Simon II of
1h) Beatrix, Css Palatine de
2g) Guillaume III, Cte de Mâcon
et d'Auxonne, d.27 Sep 1155; m.Ponce, heiress of
Traves, dau.of Renaud de Traves
1h) Etienne II, Cte d'Auxonne, sn de Traves, d.after
1i) Etienne III, Cte d'Auxonne,
d.16 Mar 1241; m.1st ca 1186 (div 1197/1200) Beatrix (d.7 Apr 1227),
Cts de Chalon-sur-Saone, dau.of Guillaume de Thiers, Cte de Chalon; m.2nd
before 1212 Agnes (1195-19 Oct 1258) dau.of Cte Robert II de Dreux; he left
issue by his 1st wife, for which see Part
2
2h) Geraud I, Cte de Mâcon et de
3g) Elisabeth de Mâcon, d.after
1125; m.ca 1110 Hugues I, Cte de Troyes (d.14 Jun 1126); in addition, she was
mother (by an unknown father) of an illegitimate son: Eudes de Champlitte,
ancestor of the family de Champlitte
4g) Clemence de Mâcon, dit
Marguerite
5f) Raimond de Bourgogne, Cte
d'Amerous; in 1087, at Toledo, he m. Queen Uracca of
6f) Hugues de
7f) Guy de Bourgogne became in
1119 Pope Calixtus II; d.13 Nov 1124
8f) Gisela de
9f) Clemence de Bourgogne, d.ca
1133; m.1st before 1092 Ct Robert II of
10f) Etienette de Bourgogne;
m.Lambert Francois, Pr de Royans (d.after 1119)
11f) Sibylle de
12f) Bertha de Bourgogne,
d.1097/8; m.1093 King Alfonso VI of
13f) Ermentrude, heiress of Mömpelgard
(Montbeliard), d.after
2e) Guy de Bourgogne, d.after
1069
3e) Hugues de
5d) Agnes de
2b) Wido, Margrave of Ivrea
957-62, conquered Spoleto 959, k.a.on the
3b) Cunrad-Cono, Margrave of
4b) Gisla of Ivrea, a nun,
living 965
5b) Gerberga=Gilberga of Ivrea;
m.before Aug 961 Aledram, Ct of Vado, Margrave in
6b) Rozela=Suzanne of Ivrea,
Dame de Montreuil, d.1003; m.1st ca 968 Ct Arnulf II of
2a) [by 2d m.] Anscar II,
Ct and Margrave of Ivrea, Duke and Margrave of Spoleto and Camerino, k.a.940/1;
m.NN
1b) Amadeus of Mosezzo; m.959/62
Guntilda, dau.of Ct Roger of Auriate, widow of Ct Maginfred of Mosezzo
1c) Berengar of Mosezzo, d.ca
1022; m.Christina, dau.of Amalbert ___
1d) Berengar of Mosezzo, living
1022; m.Ichilda ___ à issue
2d) Guntilda of Mosezzo
3a) [by 2d m.] Adalbert,
Ct of Pombia ca 962, who was probably father of:
1b) Ct Dado of Pombia and
1c) Ct Wibert of Pombia ca
1001-14
1d) Ct Wido of Pombia, d.ca
1040; probably father of:
1e) Ct Amadeo of Pombia and
Canavese, d.ca 1094
1f) Cte Uberto di Canavese à
issue
2d) Riprand di Pombia, a priest
in
3d) Ct Wibert, a priest in
1e) Ct Wido di Pombia e
Biandrate
1f) Ct Guido di Biandrate, went
to
2e) Ct Otto de Pombia e
Biandrate, d.ca 1087
1f) Cte Alberto di Biandrate, a
leader of the 1st Crusade, d.ca 1119; m. NN
1g) Cte Guido di Biandrate, a
burgher of
?4d) a dau.,
m.Ct Richard di Val d'Ossola e Valdesia?
2c) Arduin, Margrave of Ivrea,
King of Italy 1002-1013, d.at Fruttuaria as a monk 15 Dec 1015; m.before 1000
Berta, probably dau.of Ct Otbert di Luni, Mgve of Liguria Occidentale
1d) Ct Otto of Ivrea, living
1026
2d) Arduin-Ardicin, Margrave of
Ivrea, living 1029
1e) Arduino, Cte d'Ivrea, d.ca
1089
2e) Amedeo, Cte d'Ivrea, d.ca
1097; he and his brother were ancestors of the Contes di Castellamonte, Aglie,
Brosso, Rivarolo e Front, but I have no details of them
3e) Ct Wibert of Ivrea, living
1029
3c) Amadeus of Pombia, living
997
?4a) a dau., m.a Lombard noble, and was mother of
Perinza, wife of Robert of Canavese-Volpiano; their son, Guillaume de Dijon,
was an Abbot in