Family tree Van den Pol » Margaretha van Constantinopel (1202-1280)

Personal data Margaretha van Constantinopel 

  • She was born on July 1, 1202 in Flynes Frankrijk.

    Waarschuwing Attention: Was younger than 16 years (15) when child (Jan I van Avesnes) was born (May 1, 1218) .

    Waarschuwing Attention: Age at marriage (July 23, 1212) below 16 years (10).

    Waarschuwing Attention: Age at divorce (??-??-1215) was under 16 years (13).

    Zij is geboren tussen de vermelde datum en 31 aug 1202
  • She was christened in Valenciennes in de Saint Jean.
  • Resident starting 1212: .
    In 1212 werd Margaretha toevertrouwd aan Burchard van Avesnes. In juli 1212 trad deze met Margaretha in het huwelijk. Haar zuster Johanna zag onmiddellijk het gevaar en liet paus Innocentius III het huwelijk in 1215 nietig verklaren. Blijkbaar was Burchard in zijn jeugd nog subdiaken en cantor van de kerk van Laon geweest. Margaretha had echter al twee zonen bij Burchard, Jan en Boudewijn. Bovendien moest Johanna Burchard twee jaar gevangenzetten voor hij toestemde met de gedwongen scheiding
  • She died on February 10, 1280 in Flynes, she was 77 years old.
  • She is buried in Flynes.
  • A child of Boudewijn I van Constantinopel and Maria van Champagne
  • This information was last updated on December 3, 2021.

Household of Margaretha van Constantinopel

(1) She is married to Bouchard van Avesnes.

They were married in church on July 23, 1212 at le Quesnoy Frankrijk, she was 10 years old.

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Child(ren):

  1. Jan I van Avesnes  1218-1257 

The couple were divorced in 1215.

  • The couple has common ancestors.

    • (2) She is married to Willem II van Dampierre.

    Permission for the marriage was obtained August 18, 1223.

    They were married in church on November 15, 1223, she was 21 years old.


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Ancestors (and descendant) of Margaretha van Constantinopel

Hendrik I Ier van Champagne
1127-1181
Marie Capetinger
1145-1198

Margaretha van Constantinopel
1202-1280

(1) 1212

Bouchard van Avesnes
± 1177-± 1244

Jan I van Avesnes
1218-1257
(2) 1223

Willem II van Dampierre
± 1190-1231


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    Day of marriage November 15, 1223

    Day of death February 10, 1280

    

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