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Hervey, however, was paternal uncle of Earl Richard (Giraldus, Expugnatio Hibernica, p. 230), and must therefore have been a son by a second marriage of Adeliza, daughter of Hugh, count of Clermont (William of Jumièges, viii. 37), who married for her first husband Gilbert FitzRichard, the father of Gilbert, earl of Pembroke (see a charter in ...
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