Family tree Baris en Clement » Boto Van Leoben Graaf Van Botenstein (± 1026-1104)

Personal data Boto Van Leoben Graaf Van Botenstein 


Household of Boto Van Leoben Graaf Van Botenstein

He is married to Juditta Von Schweinfurt-Schwaben.

They got married after 1055.


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Notes about Boto Van Leoben Graaf Van Botenstein


-- GEDCOM (INDI) --
1 ANCI zn Hartwich van Botenstein, paltsgraaf in Beieren x Frideruna van Dittmarschen

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