Roger de Bailleul [SEP] date of death
Roger de Bailleul
Roger de Bailleul (; died 25 September 1179) was a medieval Benedictine monk, abbot of Bec, and archbishop-elect of Canterbury.
Roger was born in Lombardy, but according to the Gallia Christiana he was a native of Bailleul (although which one has not been identified), hence the name given to him. However, Robert du Mont confirms it was Lombardy.
Roger became a monk of the Abbey of Our Lady of Bec, Normandy and skilful jurist, teaching civil and canon law
- 1124–1136: Boson
- 1136–1138: Theobald (afterwards archbishop of Canterbury)
- 1139–1149: Létard
- 1149–1179: Roger de Bailleul (elected archbishop of Canterbury, but declined the position)
- 1179–1187: Osbern
- 1187–1194: Roger II
- 1195–1197: Gauthier
- 1197–1198: Hugues de Cauquainvilliers
- 1198–1211: Guillaume Le Petit
- 1211–1223: Richard de Saint-Léger "alias" de Bellevue (afterwards bishop of Évreux)
- 1223–1247: Henri de Saint-Léger
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