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Ancestors (and descendant) of Werner I von der Asseburg zu Hinnenburg

Burchhard IV von der Asseburg Wolfenbüttel
1226-1297
Kunigunde von Hallermund-Loccum
1226-1303
Bertold V von Büren
± 1236-1286
Ermengard von Broich
1237-± 1282
Agnes von Büren
± 1260-1316

Werner I von der Asseburg zu Hinnenburg
1295-1358


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