Genealogische database BergSmit » Erik Jedvardson (± 1120-1160)

Personal data Erik Jedvardson 

  • He was born about 1120.
  • He died on May 18, 1160 in Uppsala.
  • He is buried in Uppsala.

Household of Erik Jedvardson

He is married to Christine van Denemarken.


Wijziging: 19 Juni 1994

They got married about 1150.


Child(ren):

  1. Knut Eriksson van Zweden  ± 1150-1196 


Notes about Erik Jedvardson

Koning van Zweden

Wijziging: 29 Augustus 1998

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Erik Jedvardson

Erik Jedvardson
± 1120-1160

± 1150

Christine van Denemarken
± 1120-± 1160

Knut Eriksson van Zweden
± 1150-1196
Margarethe Eriksdotter van Zweden
± 1155-± 1209
Katharina Eriksdotter van Zweden
± 1155-????

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