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England under the Angevin Kings, Volume I

Note 263 — Chapter II · THE BEGINNINGS OF ANJOU. 843–987.

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The Gesta Cons. (Marchegay, Comtes, pp. 67, 75) say that Ingelger, Fulk the Red and Fulk the Good were all buried in S. Martin’s. Fulk Rechin (Marchegay, Comtes, p. 376) says the place of their burial is unknown to him. The statement of the later writers therefore is mere guess-work or invention; but in the case of Fulk the Good it is probably right.

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