Roth family tree » Rothrude de Paris de Austrasia (± 745-772)

Personal data Rothrude de Paris de Austrasia 

  • She was born about 745 in Aistrasia, France.
  • She died in the year 772 in Paris, Paris, Lte-de-France.

Household of Rothrude de Paris de Austrasia

She had a relationship with Gerard I of Paris.


Child(ren):

  1. Ava de Morvois  769-839 


Notes about Rothrude de Paris de Austrasia

Rothrude de Paris De Austrasia [5606]: She was born in ABT. 745 in Aistrasia, France, and she died in 772 in Paris, Paris, Lte-de-France (GSEST. France). She married Gerard I of Paris Unknown [5605], and had the following child: Ava [5598] (769).

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Rothrude de Paris de Austrasia

Rothrude de Paris de Austrasia
± 745-772


Gerard I of Paris
743-± 799

Ava de Morvois
769-839

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