Généalogie Vanneste JM » EVRARD de BRETEUIL III (1096-1146)

Personal data EVRARD de BRETEUIL III 


Household of EVRARD de BRETEUIL III

He is married to BEATRIX de BOVES DE COUCY.

They got married


Child(ren):

  1. HUGUES de CREVECOEUR  1129-1184 
  2. CLOTILDE de BRETEUIL  1130-1178 
  3. WALLERAND de BRETEUIL  1131-1161 
  4. EBRARDE de BRETEUIL  1133-1179 

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