She is married to Tertuilus (Tertulle) I Comte d' Anjou.
They got married about 0844 at Anjou/Pays de la Loire, France.
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From Jim Webers'database on Rootsweb WorldConnect The Phillips, Weber, Kirk, & Staggs families of the Pacific Northwest
ID: I00776 Name: Petronilla de France Birth: 825 in Rhineland, Prussia It is 100% certain that neither she nor her purported parents were born in "Prussia". There is a genealogical tradition accepted by some that Petronille (if she existed) was daughter of "Hugh the Abbot". This was not Charlemagne's son however, but a member of the Welf clan, brother of Conrad I of the Burgundy lineage (if I recall correctly). I have not looked into the contemporary evidence for these connections, so I don't trust them. [Ref: TAF 1 Jul 1996] The wife of Tertullus, also part of his reward & mother of Ingelger, is described in the same source as a relative of the duke of Burgundy [p 29: "Namque Tertullus nobilem duxerat uxorem, ducis Burgundie consanguineam, nomine Petronillam, que hunc puerum peperit"]. Christian Settipani considered this account to be quite implausible, and that Ingelger's purported mother Petronilla must be fictional, arguing that it is unthinkable for a relative of Hugues l'Abbé (assuming he had been confused with Hugues le Noir, duke of burgundy), the most powerful figure in Francia after the king, to be married off to a mere parvenu such as the son of a forester. [Ref: Peter Stewart 1 Sep 2003] Note: the "Hugh the Abbot/Hugues l'Abbé" they are talking about was son of Conrad/Konrad I of Burgundy, Count of Auxerre (also variously described as: Welf I Graf im Argengau und Linzgau, Count in the Bergen and Linzgaus, Duke of Burgundy, Lay Abbot of St. Germain) who married Adelaide/Aelis dau of Hugh 'le Méfiant/the Magnificent' Count of Tours (& Alsace?) by Aba/Ava/Bava (NN). Regards, Curt
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