Duke Babon de Paris

• Seen as the son of Mummolin de Paris
• Seen as the son of Berthe d'Angouleme
• Seen as the husband of Waldrade de Landen

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“Adalgisel Grimo, Deacon of the Episcopal Church of Verdun (died after December 30, 634)” < GoogleTranslate >

Only his will can give us information about Grimo's life. He then owed his education and care to the Episcopal Church of Verdun, to which he served as a deacon. However, Grimo was not dependent on church scholarships. His will documents an immense amount of private property scattered across Chiers, Saar, Upper Moselle and Meuse north of the Ardennes, most of which was family inheritance. However, Grimo does not reveal who his parents were. He mentions his late sister Ermengundis, who also led a spiritual life as a deaconess (dyacona) . He calls a Duke Bobo his nephew. Whether it is the duke who died in 639 at the side of the young King Sigibert III. (around 630-656) fought against the Thuringian Duke Radulf (died after 642) is not certain. Grimo calls two other nephews sons of Ado (his brother?). An aunt on her father's side, who was buried in the later George's Monastery in Amay near Huy on the Meuse, was probably Oda (originally Chrodoara), who had been revered as a saint since the 11th century. She is said to have been married to an Aquitanian Duke Bodegisel (Boggis).

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Origins

Mummolin (Latin: Mummolinus) (b. circa 500) was a Frankish nobleman.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mummolin_of_Soissons

Life

He was a son or son-in-law of Munderic.[1]

Mayor of the Palace of Neustria.

Issue

He fathered:

• Bodegisel, murdered,[2] married to Chrodoare, of Amay. Some researchers claim that they were the parents of Saint Arnulf of Metz, but proof is lacking.
• Babon, Duke, married and father of:
  • Ermengunde
  • Adon
  • ..., married to ..., the parents of:
    • Bobo, Duke between 634 and 641
  • Adalgisel Grimon