Genealogy Richard Remmé, The Hague, Netherlands » Count Gerlach of Hohenlohe Uffenheim (1335-????)

Personal data Count Gerlach of Hohenlohe Uffenheim 

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Household of Count Gerlach of Hohenlohe Uffenheim

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Timeline Count Gerlach of Hohenlohe Uffenheim

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Count Gerlach of Hohenlohe Uffenheim

Albrecht II von Hohenlohe
± 1272-± 1312
Adelheid von Öttingen
± 1275-1333
Gerlach I von Nassau
1285-1361
Agnes van Hessen
1285-1332

Count Gerlach of Hohenlohe Uffenheim
1335-????


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About the surname Hohenlohe Uffenheim


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