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Personal data Adelheid van SOMMERSCHENBURG 


Household of Adelheid van SOMMERSCHENBURG

She is married to Goswin II van HEINSBERG.

They got married


Child(ren):

  1. Godfried van HEINSBERG  1150-1190 


Notes about Adelheid van SOMMERSCHENBURG

•Gehuwd in 1145 met Goswin II van Heinsberg

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Adelheid van SOMMERSCHENBURG

Adelheid van SOMMERSCHENBURG
1115-1180


Goswin II van HEINSBERG

Godfried van HEINSBERG
1150-1190

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