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Personal data Wilhelm II van Weimar 

  • He was born about 0960.
  • He died on December 15, 1003.
  • This information was last updated on July 18, 1994.

Household of Wilhelm II van Weimar

He is married to nn van Weimar?.

They got married about 0980.

Zie ES NF Band I.1 Tafel 144

Child(ren):

  1. Wilhelm III van Weimar  ± 980-1039 
  2. Agnes van Weimar  ± 990-± 1040 
  3. Poppo van Weimar  ± 990-1044 

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Wilhelm II van Weimar

Wilhelm II van Weimar
± 960-1003

± 980

nn van Weimar?
± 960-± 1005

Wilhelm III van Weimar
± 980-1039
Agnes van Weimar
± 990-± 1040
Poppo van Weimar
± 990-1044

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