Genealogy Kuipers » Ida van Douai (????-1253)

Personal data Ida van Douai 

Sources 1, 2, 3, 4
  • Profession: erfdochter van de proosdij.
    Douai, vermeld 1207-42
  • She died between 1242 and 1253.
  • A child of Gerard III van Douai and Ida van Saint-Omer
  • This information was last updated on October 29, 2006.

Household of Ida van Douai

(1) She is married to Alard II van Antoing.

They got married about 1204.


Child(ren):

  2. Hugo II van Antoing  1204-± 1270 


(2) She is married to Hendrik van Hondschote.

They got married before July 1228.

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  1. Afstammingsreeksen van de Hertogen van Brabant, NGV There are linked images
  2. Ahnen zu Karl den Grossen und Widukind in 765 (773) Ahnenstämmen, 25
  3. Europäische Stammtafeln.-(). Neue Folge, (1990):13Taf16
  4. Hertogen van Brabant, NGV

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