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Personal data Millesenda de PICQUIGNY 


Household of Millesenda de PICQUIGNY

(1) She had a relationship with Guillaume de St Omer.


(2) She has/had a relationship with Guillaume II Hoster de Saint-Omer.

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Millesenda de PICQUIGNY

Ansculf de Piquigny
1014-1084
Maud
± 1020-± 1123

Millesenda de PICQUIGNY
1090-1145

(1) 

Guillaume de St Omer
1075-1148

(2) 

Guillaume II Hoster de Saint-Omer
1075-1148


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    Robert Lynn, "Lynn Family Tree", database, Genealogy Online (https://www.genealogieonline.nl/lynn-family-tree/P14565.php : accessed August 5, 2025), "Millesenda de PICQUIGNY (1090-1145)".