Family tree Willems Hoogeloon-Best » Alix van LOTHARINGEN (± 1145-1200)

Personal data Alix van LOTHARINGEN 


Household of Alix van LOTHARINGEN

She is married to Hugues III Borel de Chamalieres de BOURGOGNE.

They got married in the year 1165.


Child(ren):

  1. Eudes III de BOURGOGNE  1166-1218 
  2. Alexander de BOURGOGNE  1170-1205 
  3. Alix de BOURGOGNE  1177-1266
  4. Ade de BOURGOGNE  > 1179-1244 

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