Roth family tree » Aud "The Deep Minded" Ivarsdottir (Queen Of Denmark) (± 203-± 300)

Personal data Aud "The Deep Minded" Ivarsdottir (Queen Of Denmark) 


Household of Aud "The Deep Minded" Ivarsdottir (Queen Of Denmark)

She had a relationship with Radbert Halfdansson.


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Ancestors (and descendant) of Aud "The Deep Minded" Ivarsdottir

Aud "The Deep Minded" Ivarsdottir
± 203-± 300


Radbert Halfdansson
638-690

Randver Pa Gardarike Radbartsson
± 670-770

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Sheldon L Roth, "Roth family tree", database, Genealogy Online (https://www.genealogieonline.nl/roth-family-tree/P5923.php : accessed May 13, 2025), "Aud "The Deep Minded" Ivarsdottir (Queen Of Denmark) (± 203-± 300)".