Thomas de Fréauville

Thomas de Fréauville (died 1239) was a bishop of Bayeux of the 13th century.

He was the son of Rogo and Berta, from a noble family established in Rouen. Michael, a canon of the cathedral, could have been a relative.

De Freauville became archdeacon of Bayeux in 1221, and dean of the chapter of the cathedral of Rouen in 1225, a title that he retained until 1231. After an appeal to the Holy See and the appointment on May 4, 1230, of two investigators, Adam de Chambly (bishop of Senlis) and Jean de Montmirail, the election was overturned. following the death of Robert des Ablèges in 1231. He remained bishop until 1238 and died in 1239.