Family tree Corbey » Bernhard Atton IV van Carcassonne (± 1065-± 1130)

Personal data Bernhard Atton IV van Carcassonne 

  • He was born about 1065.
  • He died about 1130.
  • This information was last updated on August 9, 1994.

Household of Bernhard Atton IV van Carcassonne

He is married to Caecilia van Provence.

They got married about 1083.


Child(ren):

  2. Madeleine van Carcassonne  ± 1100-± 1145 

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Bernhard Atton IV van Carcassonne

Bernhard Atton IV van Carcassonne
± 1065-± 1130

± 1083

Caecilia van Provence
± 1065-± 1150

Raymond Trencavel I van Carcassonne
± 1100-1167
Madeleine van Carcassonne
± 1100-± 1145
Bernhard Aton V van Carcassonne
± 1100-1166

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