Family tree Gerrit Rademaker » Lodewijk III van Chiny (????-1189)

Personal data Lodewijk III van Chiny 

  • Profession: Graaf van Chiny 1162.
  • He died on August 10, 1189 in Belgrado.
  • A child of Albert van Chiny and Agnes van Bar
  • This information was last updated on August 13, 2004.

Household of Lodewijk III van Chiny

He is married to Sophia NN..

Wettelijk datum: BEF 25 MAR 1173

They got married before 1173.


Child(ren):

  1. Lodewijk IV van Chiny  > 1173-1227 

Ancestors (and descendant) of Lodewijk III van Chiny

Otto II van Chiny
????-> 1125
Adelheid van Namen
1068-> 1124
Reinoud I
????-
Gisela van Vaudemont
????-
Albert van Chiny
± 1090-± 1158
Agnes van Bar
????-> 1185

Lodewijk III van Chiny
????-1189

< 1173

Sophia NN.
????-± 1218

Lodewijk IV van Chiny
> 1173-1227

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