Genealogieën vanuit de Antwerpse Rupelstreek » Bernhard III van Saksen (1140-1212)

Personal data Bernhard III van Saksen 


Household of Bernhard III van Saksen

He is married to Judith van Polen.

They got married about 1170.Source 1


Child(ren):

  2. Albrecht I van Saksen  ± 1175-1260 

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Relationship Bernhard III van Saksen

Sources

  1. Tussen Dijle & Dender D DAA; Luc Annaert

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