Genealogieën vanuit de Antwerpse Rupelstreek » Agnes "Agnes Van Edessa" van Courtenay (1136-1184)

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Household of Agnes "Agnes Van Edessa" van Courtenay

(1) She is married to Reinoud van Marash.

They got married


(2) She is married to Amalrik I van Jerusalem.

They got married before 1162.Source 1

Agnes verloofde ze zich rond 1156/1157 met Hugo d'Ibelin, maar toen die gevangen werd genomen tijdens een slag met de moslims in 1157, huwde Agnes met de nog graaf van Ashkelon en Jaffa zijnde Amalrik.

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  1. Tussen Dijle & Dender D DAA; Luc Annaert

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