Family tree Ottenhoff - Schilder » Adolf I van Nassau (± 1255-1298)

Personal data Adolf I van Nassau 


Household of Adolf I van Nassau

He is married to Imagina van Isenburg Limburg.

They got married


Child(ren):

  1. Mechtild van Nassau  < 1280-1323
  2. Rupert V van Nassau  1280-1304
  3. Gerlach I van Nassau  1285-1361 
  4. Walram III van Nassau  1294-> 1324

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