Agnes of Courtenay
Agnes of Courtenay Agnes of Courtenay (c.1136 – c. 1184) was the ... and her second husband Joscelin II of Courtenay, and the mother of king Baldwin ...
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Agnes de Courtenay   (translated from French)
Agnes de Courtenay Agnes of Courtenay, ( 1133 † 1184 ) girl of Josselin II of Courtenay, count d' Edesse and of Beatrice. ...
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Talk:Agnes of Courtenay
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Courtenay   (translated from German)
Courtenay This article is concerned with that Mr. von Courtenay. To the places of same name see Courtenay (Loiret) and Courtenay (Isère) Those Courtenay was one French Aristocracy family , their ...
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Agnes (Edessa)   (translated from German)
Agnes (Edessa) Agnes of Edessa or Agnes of Courtenay (? over 1184 ) was the nut/mother of ... was the daughter of Joscelin II. of Courtenay , Count von Edessa , and the sister ...
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House capétienne of Courtenay   (translated from French)
House capétienne of Courtenay house capétienne of Courtenay is a branch of dynasty capétienne, resulting ... frank Louis VI (1081-1137), lord of Courtenay by its marriage with the heiress of house of Courtenay. The branch elder receipt by marriage the ... June 1768 with the death ofHelene de Courtenay (1689-1768), with the result that ...
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Peter of Courtenay
Peter of Courtenay House of CapetCadets Senior House Valois Bourbon Burgundy Portugal Aviz Braganza Peter of Courtenay (d. 1219) was emperor of the Latin ... He was a son of Peter of Courtenay (d. 1183), the youngest son of Louis ... de Maurienne. His mother was Elizabeth of Courtenay. Peter first married Agnes of Nevers, via whom he obtained ...
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House of Courtenay
House of Courtenay The House of Courtenay was an important dynasty in medieval France ... descended from Hutto, the first lord of Courtenay, apparently himself a descendent of the Counts ... where he established his own seigneury. The Courtenay family was divided into two branches in ... century. The elder branch continued to rule Courtenay, but became extinct around 1150 with ...
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House of Courtenay   (translated from French)
House of Courtenay Blazon of the lords of Courtenay: of gold with three oil cakes of mouths house of Courtenay is resulting fromHutton, related with the counts ... on which it builds the castle of Courtenay . This house had two branches: the elder branch, preserved the ground of Courtenay, but died out about 1150, by ...
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Pierre II of Courtenay   (translated from French)
Pierre II of Courtenay Pierre II of Courtenay , born towards 1165 , died in 1219 , lord of Courtenay (1180-1219), count de Nevers, (1185-1199 ... wire of Pierre of France , lord of Courtenay, and Elisabeth de Courtenay. It succeeded his father in the ...
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