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Capet Door Carlos Fernando De Souza Silva Brogni een genealogieonline publicatie De nakomelingen van King Hugh / Hugo Capet King of France (House Capet) Capet door Carlos Fernando de Souza Silva Brogni 5 augustus 2021 De nakomelingen van King Hugh / Hugo Capet King of France (House Capet) Capet Carlos Fernando de Souza Silva Brogni De nakomelingen van King Hugh / Hugo Capet King of France (House Capet) Capet Generatie 1 1. King Hugh / Hugo Capet King of France (House Capet) Capet, zoon van Duke Hughes "the Great" Duke of the Franks and Count of Paris.(House Capet) capet en Hedwige / Hartwige / Hedwig De Sachsen (Princess of Germany), is geboren tussen 940 en 941 in Paris, Seine, France. Hij is king of france from july 3, 987 to october 24, 996, kung, roi de france, comte de paris, comte d’orléans, marquis de neustrie, king of france (987-996), king of france, king, 1st king of the franks, kung i frankrike 987-996, roi de france, konge van beroep. Hij is getrouwd 968 in Orleans, Loiret, Centre, France met Adelais de Aquitaine, dochter van Count Guillaume D’aquitaine Tête d’étoupe d’Aquitaine, III Duc d’Aquitaine, I Comte de Poitou en Geirlaug (Gerloc) Hrólfsdóttir (from Normandy) Hrólfsdóttir. Zij is geboren rond 950 in Ducjy de Aquitaine (now Aquitaine, France). Zij is dame du poitou, princesse d’aquitaine, reine consort des francs, première reine de france | princess of aquitaine, queen consort of france, (see index to continue), queen of the franks, lady of poitou, first queen of france van beroep. Adelais is overleden 1004 in Paris, Orleannais, West Francia (now Ile-de-France, France) en is begraven 1004 in Monastere de St-Frambault, Senlis, Département de l’Oise, Picardie, France. Zij kregen 8 kinderen: Guerinfrey d’Aumale, Seigneur d’Aumale, volg 2. Hedwig of France Countess of Mons, volg 3. Gisela Capet, volg 4. Avoise Hedwig de France, volg 5. King Robert II "the Pious" King of Franks Capet, volg 6. Renaud Borel Capet, volg 7. Adélaïde Capet, volg 8. Edhilda Hedwige De Saxony, volg 9. King Hugh / Hugo Capet King of France (House Capet) is overleden op 24 oktober 996 in Prasville, Eure-et-Loire, Centre, France en is begraven in Saint Denis, Seine-Saint-Denis, Ile-de-France, France. Generatie 2 2. Guerinfrey d’Aumale, Seigneur d’Aumale, zoon van King Hugh / Hugo Capet King of France (House Capet) Capet en Adelais de Aquitaine, is geboren 964. Guerinfrey is overleden 1061. 3. Hedwig of France Countess of Mons, dochter van King Hugh / Hugo Capet King of France (House Capet) Capet en Adelais de Aquitaine, is geboren rond 969. Zij is princesse de france, comtesse de hainaut (996-1013), princess of france van beroep. Hedwig of France Countess of is overleden rond 1013. 4. Gisela Capet, dochter van King Hugh / Hugo Capet King of France (House Capet) Capet en Adelais de Aquitaine, is geboren 970 in Bourgogne, France. Zij is pricesse, de france, dame, , d’abbeville, dame d’abbeville van beroep. Gisela is overleden 1002 in Ponthieu, Somme, Picardie, France. https://www.genealogieonline.nl/family-tree-of-carlos-fernando-de-souza-silva/ 1 De nakomelingen van King Hugh / Hugo Capet King of France (House Capet) Capet Carlos Fernando de Souza Silva Brogni 5. Avoise Hedwig de France, dochter van King Hugh / Hugo Capet King of France (House Capet) Capet en Adelais de Aquitaine, is geboren na 970 in Orléans, Loiret, Centre, France. Avoise Hedwig is overleden na 1013 in Hainault, Flanders, Belgium. 6. King Robert II "the Pious" King of Franks Capet, zoon van King Hugh / Hugo Capet King of France (House Capet) Capet en Adelais de Aquitaine, is geboren op 27 maart 972 in Orléans, Loiret, Centre, France en is gedoopt 970. Hij is roi de france du 24 octobre 996 au 20 juillet 1031 en roi de france de 976 à 1031, king of france van beroep. Hij is getrouwd (1) 996 in France met Berthe de Bourgogne. Hij is getrouwd (2) rond 1001 in Aquitaine, France met Queen Constance of of France,queen of the Franks de Toulouse. Zij kregen 11 kinderen: Adela Capet, volg 10. Adele of France, volg 11. Hedwige Capet, volg 12. Hugues (co-king) de France (Capet), volg 13. King Henry I King of France Capet, volg 14. Adela / Aelis Capet, volg 15. Emergarde Aumale, volg 16. Adelaide Havoise de Toulouse, volg 17. Constance Capet, volg 18. Duke Robert I ’the old’ / "Tete-Hardi" Duke of Bourgogne / Burgundy (House Capet) Bourgogne (Capet), volg 19. Eudes Capet, volg 20. Hij is getrouwd (3) rond 1001 in Orléans, Loiret, Centre, France met Rozala (Suzanna) d’Ivrea. King Robert II "the Pious" King of Franks is overleden op 59 jarige leeftijd op 20 juli 1031 in Melun, Seine-et-Marne, Ile-de-France, France en is begraven op 22 juli 1031 in Saint Denis Basilica, Paris, France / interred with Constance d’Arles in Saint Denis Basilica. 7. Renaud Borel Capet, zoon van King Hugh / Hugo Capet King of France (House Capet) Capet en Adelais de Aquitaine, is geboren 986 in Burgundy, France. Renaud Borel is overleden rond 1047. 8. Adélaïde Capet, dochter van King Hugh / Hugo Capet King of France (House Capet) Capet en Adelais de Aquitaine, is geboren rond 990. Adélaïde is overleden rond 1063. 9. Edhilda Hedwige De Saxony, dochter van King Hugh / Hugo Capet King of France (House Capet) Capet en Adelais de Aquitaine, is geboren 2000 in Sachsen, Germany. Edhilda Hedwige is overleden op 10 mei 1016 in La Chapelle, Dordogne, Aquitaine, France. Generatie 3 10. Adela Capet, dochter van King Robert II "the Pious" King of Franks Capet en Queen Constance of of France,queen of the Franks de Toulouse, is geboren 999. Adela is overleden 999. 11. Adele of France, dochter van King Robert II "the Pious" King of Franks Capet en Queen Constance of of France,queen of the Franks de Toulouse, is geboren rond 1003. Adele is overleden op 8 januari 1079. https://www.genealogieonline.nl/family-tree-of-carlos-fernando-de-souza-silva/ 2 De nakomelingen van King Hugh / Hugo Capet King of France (House Capet) Capet Carlos Fernando de Souza Silva Brogni 12. Hedwige Capet, dochter van King Robert II "the Pious" King of Franks Capet en Queen Constance of of France,queen of the Franks de Toulouse, is geboren voor november 1005 in Nevers, Nievre, Bourgogne, France. Zij is countess, comtesse d’auxerre van beroep. Hedwige is overleden op 5 juni 1063 in Nevers, Nievre, Bourgogne, France. 13. Hugues (co-king) de France (Capet), zoon van King Robert II "the Pious" King of Franks Capet en Queen Constance of of France,queen of the Franks de Toulouse, is geboren 1007 in Vermandois, Normandy, France. Hij is associé au trãone de france, associate king of france (1017-1025) van beroep. Hugues (co-king) is overleden tussen 28 augustus 1025 en 17 september 1025 in Champaign, Marne, Champagne-Ardenne, France en is begraven in Abbaye St-Corneille, Compiègne, Oise, Picardie, France. 14. King Henry I King of France Capet, zoon van King Robert II "the Pious" King of Franks Capet en Queen Constance of of France,queen of the Franks de Toulouse, is geboren op 4 mei 1008 in Champagne, Dordogne, Aquitaine, France. Hij is king of france (1031-1060), roi de france (1031-1060), king of france, king of the franks, king f france, kung av frankrike 1031 - 1060, king, roi des francs, duc de bourgogne, koning van frankrijk (1031-1060) van beroep. Hij is getrouwd (1) met ???? ????????? ????????. Hij is getrouwd (2) met Matilda of. Zij kregen 11 kinderen: Pavie de, volg 21. Alix de, volg 22. Adelaide, volg 23. Hildegarde, volg 24. Raoul Capet, volg 25. Philippe de France (Capet), volg 26. Emma [Princess, volg 27. Robert Capet, volg 28. Louis Capet, volg 29. Hugh de Vermandois (Capet), volg 30. Seigneur DeMarle Count Amiens (D Amiens), volg 31. Hij is getrouwd (3) met MATILDA Matilda of Germany. King Henry I King of France is overleden op 52 jarige leeftijd op 4 augustus 1060 in Vitry-en-Brie, Ille-et-Vilaine, Bretagne, France en is begraven op 4 augustus 1060 in Basilique Saint-Denis, Saint-Denis, Île-de-France, France. 15. Adela / Aelis Capet, dochter van King Robert II "the Pious" King of Franks Capet en Queen Constance of of France,queen of the Franks de Toulouse, is geboren op 5 maart 1009 in Toulouse, Haute-Garonne, Midi-Pyrenees, France. Zij is princess of france, countess of flanders, countess of auxerre, comtesse de corbie, comtesse de corbie, comtesse de coutances, , countess of normandy, prinsessa av frankrike, duchesse de normandie, comtesse de flandre van beroep. Adela / Aelis is overleden op 69 jarige leeftijd op 8 januari 1079 in Monastaere De Lordre De St Benoist, Messines, France en is begraven 1079 in Mesen, West-Vlaanderen, Vlaams Gewest, Belgium. 16. Emergarde Aumale, dochter van King Robert II "the Pious" King of Franks Capet en Queen Constance of of France,queen of the Franks de Toulouse, is geboren 1010. Emergarde is overleden 1040. 17. Adelaide Havoise de Toulouse, dochter van King Robert II "the Pious" King of Franks Capet en Queen Constance of of France,queen of the Franks de Toulouse, is geboren rond 1010 in Nevers, Nierre, France en is gedoopt op 21 mei 1929 en is gedoopt op 17 februari 1934 in ALBER. Zij is duchesse van beroep. Adelaide Havoise is overleden op 14 januari 1079 in Monastère De L’O, https://www.genealogieonline.nl/family-tree-of-carlos-fernando-de-souza-silva/ 3 De nakomelingen van King Hugh / Hugo Capet King of France (House Capet) Capet Carlos Fernando de Souza Silva Brogni Messines, France. 18. Constance Capet, dochter van King Robert II "the Pious" King of Franks Capet en Queen Constance of of France,queen of the Franks de Toulouse, is geboren rond 1010 in France.
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