Family tree Van Koert » Hélie "Alix" van Semur (± 1016-1056)

Personal data Hélie "Alix" van Semur 


Household of Hélie "Alix" van Semur

She is married to Robert I "de Oude" Prins van Frankrijk, Hertog van Bourgondië (1032-1076), Graaf van Auxerre (1040-1060).

They got married about 1033.


Child(ren):

  1. Henri van Bourgondië  ± 1035-1070 
  2. Constance van Bourgondië  ± 1046-1092 

The couple were divorced in 1046.

Oorzaak: Scheiding

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