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Personal data Ava de Morvois 


Household of Ava de Morvois

She is married to Hugo de Tours.

They got married about 805.Source 1


Child(ren):

  1. Irmgard de Tours  ± 805-851 
  3. Bertha de Tours  ± 805-> 870 
  4. Adelheid de Tours  ± 820-> 866 

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Ava de Morvois

Ève de Tours
± 760-????

Ava de Morvois
± 785-± 840

± 805

Hugo de Tours
± 775-837

Irmgard de Tours
± 805-851
Liutfried III d'Alsace
805-866
Bertha de Tours
± 805-> 870
Adelheid de Tours
± 820-> 866

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Sources

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About the surname De Morvois


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