Isaac de Ribemont

ISAAC (-[1070/75])
s/o ANSELME [II] de Ribemont (-killed Archis 1099) & BERTHE
x MATHILDE

• [EMMISSA [de Valenciennes] “comitissa” (-after 1143)

http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/nfracado.htm#AnselmeIIRibemontdied1099

-http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/nfracado.htm#AnselmeIIRibemontdied1099 [2022]

i) ISAAC (-[1070/75]). "Anselmus de Monte-Ribodi" donated "villam Hertinium in pago Tornacensi" to the abbey of Saint-Amand, with the consent of "Agnes mater mea", by charter dated to [1070/75], subscribed by “Agnes mater eius, Ysaac, Christiani, Hugonis filii eius...”[631]. same person as...? ISAAC . Dereine highlights the lack of proof that the father of Emmissa was the same person as Isaac [Chatelain] de Valenciennes (see above) as well as the chronological difficulties, and suggests that he was the son of Anselme [II] de Ribemont who was named in the [1070/75] charter[632]. If this theory is correct, Isaac may have been Anselme’s oldest son, who predeceased his father, which could account for the relatively high profile of his supposed daughter Emmissa and her nickname “comitissa”. It would also explain Emmissa’s supposed paternal uncles subscribing her 1107 charter (see below).

m MATHILDE, daughter of ---. Her marriage is confirmed by the charter dated 1107 under which her daughter "Emmissa quæ cognominor comitissa, Isaac et Maltheldis filia, Fastrei de Fossato conjunx" granted revenue rights to the church of Saint-Jean-Baptiste de Valenciennes[633].

   Isaac & his wife had one child: 

• (a) [EMMISSA [de Valenciennes] “comitissa” (-after 1143). .. ... .... ..... ......

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Do not confuse with his maternal grandfather

Curator Note from George J. Homs (13/9/2013):
Parentage unknown. Not to be confused with Isaac de Cambrai.