Genealogische database BergSmit » Sophie van Raabs (± 1150-± 1200)

Personal data Sophie van Raabs 

  • She was born about 1150.
  • She died about 1200.

Household of Sophie van Raabs

She is married to Friedrich van Zollern.

zie ES NF Band I.1 Tafel 116B

They got married about 1184.


Child(ren):

  1. Konrad van Zollern  ± 1186-± 1260 
  2. Friedrich van Zollern  ± 1188-± 1251 
  3. Elisabeth van Zollern  ± 1190-1255


Notes about Sophie van Raabs

Wijziging: 13 Maart 1994

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Sophie van Raabs

Sophie van Raabs
± 1150-± 1200

± 1184

Friedrich van Zollern
± 1140-± 1200

Konrad van Zollern
± 1186-± 1260
Friedrich van Zollern
± 1188-± 1251
Elisabeth van Zollern
± 1190-1255

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