Family tree I.D.M. de Vries » Clarissa van Herzele (Vrouwe van Herzele) (± 1165-1220)

Personal data Clarissa van Herzele (Vrouwe van Herzele) 


Household of Clarissa van Herzele (Vrouwe van Herzele)

She is married to Rasso VIII van Gaveren (Heer van Gaveren).

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