Mon arbre généalogique

ARCHAMBAUD [III] "le Jeune" de Bourbon, son of ARCHAMBAUD [II] Sire de Bourbon & his wife Ermengarde --- ([1000]-16 Aug 1078). "Archembaldus et Albuinus, Geraldus quoque et Aymo" donated the Chapelle de La Faye to the abbey of Souvigny by charter dated [24 Oct 1024/23 Oct 1025], signed by "Archenbaldi, uxoris sue Ermengaudis et filiorum scilicet eiusdem" which repeats the preceding names[640]. His birth date is estimated based on his date of death and bearing in mind his father's estimated birth date range. Sire de Bourbon. "Erchenbudus, Borbonensium comes…et frater meus Albuinus et uxor mea Aurea et filius meus Herchenbaldus" donated "ecclesiam…Mons Cenobii…in honore sancti Ursini" to the church of Bourges by undated charter, with the consent of "Humbaudo atque Rainmundo frater eius, qui ipsam ecclesiam tenebant", signed by "Erchenbaudus comes, Haimo presul frater eius, Albuinus frater eius, Erchenbaldus filius eius, Aurea uxor eius, Raimundus et Humbaudus frater eius"[641]. Huillard-Bréholles dates this charter to [1048/49][642]. He is named "Archinbaldi di Monticulo" in his son's charter dated 23 Jun 1077 (see below)[643], and another charter of his son confirms that Archambaud [III] founded "ecclesiam de Monticulo" [Montet] (see below). "Guido comes" also supported a donation to Saint-Vincent de Mâcon by charter dated [1077] subscribed by "Maioris comitisse, Archimbaldi et Aimonis fratris eius"[644]. "Domnus Archembaldus" requested "Durannus…Arvernorum episcopus" to donate property to the Priory of Saint-Pourçain, where "filii sui Albuini" was buried, by charter dated 20 Sep 1077[645].

m firstly [BELETRUD], daughter of ---. Her marriage is confirmed by the undated charter under which her son "Archimbaldus, illius Archimbaldi filius qui ecclesiam de Monticulo construxit, et filius Bderrud" donated "ecclesiam…Mons Cenobii…in honore sancti Ursini" to the church of Bourges by undated charter, although it is clear that "Bderrud" must be a misread transcription[646].

m secondly AUREA, daughter of ---. "Erchenbudus, Borbonensium comes…et frater meus Albuinus et uxor mea Aurea et filius meus Herchenbaldus" donated "ecclesiam…Mons Cenobii…in honore sancti Ursini" to the church of Bourges by undated charter, signed by "Erchenbaudus comes, Haimo presul frater eius, Albuinus frater eius, Erchenbaldus filius eius, Aurea uxor eius…"[647]. Huillard-Bréholles dates this charter to [1048/49][648].

Archambaud [III] & his [first] wife had four children