List bishops of Bayeux

Holy Exupère ( Exuperius ), 4th century, or Whorl (Spirius), Sigh, Soupierre, first bishop of Bayeux.
Rufinien ( Rufinianus ), before 440.
Holy Wolf ( Lupus ), towards 440-470.
Holy Manvieu ( Manveus ), or Manvé, Eats, Manvien, Mar-Wig towards 470-480, † 480
Saint Contest ( Contestus ), or Tales, Context, towards 480-510.
Holy Vigor ( Vigorus ), or Vigil 511 - 538 † 538
Leucade Leucadius, 538 - 549 (present at the council of Orleans)
Lascivius, or Lascivus, Lauscius, towards 557-565
Leudovalde ( Leudovaldus ), or Leudovald 581 - 614
Holy Regnobert ( Regnobertus ), or Renobert, Rennobert, Raimbert, 627 -…
Holy Gerbaud ( Gereboldus ), or Gerebauld, Gerbold, towards 689-691
Holy Frambold ( Framboldus ), or Franbolt, Frambaud, Franbourd, towards 691-720
Holy Hugues, bishop of Paris, Rouen, and Bayeux v. 720 - 734 and abbot of Jumièges and Fontenelle (Saint-Wandrille), † 734
Léodeningue, towards 765-…
Careville ( Carveniltus ), 829 - 833
Erimbert, or Ermbart 835 - 840
Holy Baltfride ( Baltfridus ) or Badfridus, Waltfride, Baufroy, Vaufroy, 843 - 858, † 858
Tortold 859
Erchambert 859 - 876, † 876
Henri Ier ( Heiricus ), 928 - 933
Richard Ier towards 955-…
Raoul, 967 - 1006
Hugues II of Bayeux, 1015 - 1049
Odon Ier de Conteville, or Eudes, Odo, 1050 - 1097, also count of the Kent, half-brother of William the Conqueror and silent partner of the Tapestry of Bayeux † 1097
Turold d' Envermeu ( Turoldus ), or of Brémoy, 1097 - 1106
Richard II of Dover (or Richard Ier Samson wire), 1107 - 1133, † 1133
Richard III of Kent (or Richard II Robert wire, nephew of Richard Ier, wire of Robert de Gloucester), 1135 - 1142, † 1142
Philippe de Harcourt, or Philippe de Harcourt 1142 - 1163, † 1163
Henri II 1165 - 1205, † 1205
Robert II of Ablèges 1206 - 1231, † 1231
Thomas Ier de Freauville 1233 - 1238, † 1238
Guy 1240 - 1269, † 1269
Odon II of Lorris ( Eudes de Lory ) 1263 - 1274, † 1274
Gregoire of Naples 1274 - 1276
Pierre Ier de Benais 1276 - 1306, † 1305
Guillaume Ier Bonnet 1306 - 1312, † 1312
Guillaume II of Sorts 1313 - 1324
Pierre II of Lévis 1324 - 1330, † 1330
Guillaume III of Beaujeu 1331 - 1337, † 1337
Guillaume IV Bertrand 1338 - 1347, † 1347
Pierre III of Venois 1347 - 1350, † 1350
Pierre IV Unpleasant 1351 - 1360, † 1360
Louis Ier Thézart 1360 - 1373
Miles of Dormans 1373 - 1375
Nicolas Ier of Boscq 1375 - 1408 , † 1408
Jean de Boissey 1408 - 1412, † 1412
Jean II of Bouquetot 1412
Jean III Langret 1412 - 1419
Nicolas II Habart 1421 - 1431, † 1431
Zanon de Castiglione 1432 - 1459, † 1459
Louis II of Harcourt 1460 - 1479, † 1479
Charles Ier de Neufchâtel 1480 - 1498, † 1498
Rene Ier cardinal of Requests 1498 - 1510, † 1516
Louis III of Canossa 1516 - 1531, † 1531
Pierre V of Martigni 1531 † 1531 (could not be devoted)
cardinal Agustin Trivulce 1531 - 1548, † 1548
Charles II of Humières 1548 - 1571, † 1571
Rene of Beaune, was named bishop of Bayeux but the pope Gregoire XIII having refused his bubbles for this seat, it was transferred to Bourges
Bernardin from Saint-François 1572 - 1582, † 1582
Mathurin Soap 1582 - 1586, † 1586
cardinal Charles of Bourbon 1586 - 1598, though appointed bishop of Bayeux, did not take possession of this seat.
Rene II of Daillon of Lude 1598 - 1600, † 1600
cardinal Arnaud of Ossat 1601 - 1604, † 1604
Jacques d' Angennes 1606 - 1647, † 1647
Edouard Mole 1647 - 1652, † 1652
François Ier Mole 1652 - 1654
François II Servien 1654 - 1659, † 1659
François III of Nesmond 1662 - 1715, † 1715
Joseph Ier-Emmanuel cardinal of Trimoille 1716 - 1718
François Iv-Armand of Lorraine-Armagnac 1719 - 1728, † 1728
Paul d' Albert cardinal of Luynes 1729 - 1753
Pierre VI-Jules-César de Rochechouart-Montigny 1755 - 1776
Joseph II-Dominique de Cheylus 1776 - 1797, † 1797

(Constitutional Bishops: * Claude Fauchet 1791 - 1793, † 1793; *Julien-Jean-Baptist Duchemin 1799 - 1799, † 1799; *Louis-Charles Bison 1799 - 1801)

Charles III Brault 1802 - 1817 and in fact until in 1823
Jerome-César de Couasnon, was named bishop of Bayeux on August 8th, 1817, but its bad health obliged it to refuse this load.
Jean de Pradelle, named to replace Mr. de Couasnon, was recommended on October 1st, 1817 but died on April 2nd, 1818 before to be devoted. † 1818
Charles Iv-François Duperrier-Dumoutier 1823 - 1827, † 1827
Jean Iv-Charles-Richard Dancel 1827 - 1836, † 1836
Louis-François Robin 1836 - 1855

The June 12th, 1855, restoration of the title of bishop of Lisieux by a In short of the pope Black and white IX and by decree of the Emperor, conferred on all the bishops of Bayeux.

Louis-François Robin (first bishop of Bayeux and Lisieux), 1855, † 1855
Charles-Nicolas-Pierre Didiot, 1856 - 1866, † 1866
Flavien-Abel-Antoine Hugonin, 1867 - 1898, † 1898
cardinal Leon-Adolphe Amette, 1898 - 1906
Thomas-Paul-Henri Lemonnier, 1906 - 1927, † 1927
cardinal Emmanuel-Célestin-Jean-Baptist Suhard, 1928 - 1931
François-Marie Picaud, 1931 - 1954, † 1960
Andre Jacquemin, 1954 - 1969
Jean Badré, 1969 - 1988, † 2001
Left-handed Guy, 1987 - 2005, auxiliary bishop
Pierre Pican, 1988 - today

Relationship of Richard Ier and Richard II

Osbern
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|- >Sansom, baron de Douvres, then bishop of Worcester (1093-1115)
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|  |- >Thomas II, archbishop of York (1110-1119)
|  |- >Richard Ier Sansom wire, bishop of Bayeux (1107-1133)
|  |- >Isabelle
|     X Robert de Gloucester
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|     |- >Richard II wire Robert, bishop of Bayeux (1136-1142)
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|- >Thomas Ier, archbishop of York (1070-1099])

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