Here’s an interesting exchange on her identity:

From: "Chris Phillips" <cgp@medievalgenealogy.org.uk>
Newsgroups: soc.genealogy.medieval
Subject: Re: EXTENDED PEDIGREE OF COUNTS OF BOULOGNE-SUR-MER
Date: Thu, 23 Jun 2005 18:18:18 +0100


Clagett, Brice wrote:
> Also: we know that Richard de Lucy married a sister of Faramus of
> Boulogne, and we know that Richard de Lucy had a wife Rohese.
> How do we know they were the same person? Is there proof that
> Lucy had only one wife and/or that she was the mother of all his
> children?

Certainly Keats-Rohan [Domesday Descendants pp. 558, 559] gives him only one
wife, and makes her the mother of Geoffrey de Lucy, Godfrey, bishop of
Winchester, Matilda, wife of Walter fitz Robert of Dunmow, Alice, wife of
Odinel de Umfraville, and Aveline, wife of Gilbert de Montfichet.

If that's accurate, it would identify her as a sister of Faramus, but it's
not clear what her evidence is. There are 2/3 of a page of references,
including an article E. Amt, "Richard de Lucy", Medieval Prosopography, 9.1
(1988). (Though that may relate to his grandson Richard.)

Chris Phillips


To this, Peter Stewart then added:

The full title of Emilie Amt's article is 'Richard de Lucy, Henry II's
Justiciar'. She gave him only one wife, name "Roysia", mother to all five of
the children ascribed to him.
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