Genealogische database BergSmit » Johann van Silezie Glogau (1435-1504)

Personal data Johann van Silezie Glogau 

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Household of Johann van Silezie Glogau

He is married to Katharina van Troppau Jagerndorf.Source 2


Wijziging: 21 December 1996

They got married on August 12, 1473, he was 38 years old.


Child(ren):

  2. Anna van Silezie Glogau  ± 1477-1541 


Notes about Johann van Silezie Glogau

Wijziging: 21 December 1996

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