Adèle de Trèves, Abbess of Pfalzel

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Adèle von Aquitaine (de Trèves) (620 - 706)

French: Adèle de Trèves, Dutch: Adèle D'Autun Von Thurgau von Trier
Also Known As: "Addula"
Birthdate:
Birthplace: Metz, Nievre, Bourgogne, France
Death: 706 (81-91)
Bayern, Germany
Immediate Family:

Daughter of Bodilon de Treves and Saint Sigrade de Verdun
Wife of Albéric d'Austrasie and Chugus Oostenrijk, van
Mother of Hugobert von Echternach, Senescal and Albéric van Landen
Sister of Saint Léger, bishop of Autun; niece of Dido, Bishop of Poitou; Emnechilde of the Burgundians; Warinus, count of Poitiers and Guérin III de Trèves

Occupation: Abbess of Pfalzel (Palatiolum) near Trier, Abbess of Pfalzel near Trier
Managed by: Shirley Marie Caulk
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About Adèle de Trèves, Abbess of Pfalzel

Marriage year 644 instead of 745?

Adèle de Trèves, Abbess of Pfalzel. She was not a daughter of King Dagobert. The primary source that names her as a daughter of Bodilon and Sigarde is unknown.

Catholic Encyclopedia says about her grandson, St. Gregory of Utrecht, "Gregory was born of a noble family at Trier. His father Alberic was the son of Addula, who, as widow, was Abbess of Pfalzel (Palatiolum) near Trier. On account of the similarity of names, and in consequence of a forged last will, Addula has been frequently confounded with Adala (Adela), daughter of Dagobert II of Austrasia--thus falsely making Gregory a scion of the royal house of the Merovingians." "St. Gregory of Utrecht" in Catholic Encyclopedia.

According to online sources, she was a daughter of Bodilon and Sigarde:

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