Family tree Moen » Ida (Idon) (Ade) dite Dormison de Peteghem (± 1115-> 1179)

Personal data Ida (Idon) (Ade) dite Dormison de Peteghem 


Household of Ida (Idon) (Ade) dite Dormison de Peteghem

She is married to Nicolas III de Rumigny-Florennes.Source 1

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    About the surname De Peteghem


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    Fred Moen, "Family tree Moen", database, Genealogy Online (https://www.genealogieonline.nl/stamboom-moen/I3295.php : accessed February 20, 2026), "Ida (Idon) (Ade) dite Dormison de Peteghem (± 1115-> 1179)".