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62. The Titles Of The European Rulers (Apr 1396) 2 vol.5; p.200 Rudolf III, albert III Wenceslas . Wir 14231540.Duke of saxony;. Langrave of Thuringia;. Margrave of Meissen;. @ Samples http://www.geocities.com/eurprin/saxony.html

Under construction ... Comments and questions can be mailed to the author Main Page: The Titles of the European Rulers Last updated: Dec 10, 2003 Saxony (In the 8th century Saxony was annexed to the Carolingian Empire. In the 9th century Saxony re-appeared as a separate duchy that recognized the overlordship of the Kings of Germany. In 1180 Bernhard of Ascania and Anhalt obtained the title of Duke of Saxony with the territories of Lauenburg and Wittenberg. In the 13th century the Duchy of Saxony was divided between to branches of the ruling House, Saxony-Lauenburg and Saxony-Wittenberg. In 1689 the branch of Saxony-Lauenburg of the House of Ascania became extinct and its possessions passed to the Dukes of Brunswick-Hanover. The Dukes of Saxony-Wittenberg were recognized as Electors of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1422 the branch of Saxony-Wittenberg of the House of Ascania became extinct. In 1423 Frederick, Landgrave of Thuringia, the member of the House of Wettin, received the Duchy of Saxony-Wittenberg with the rank of Elector of the Holy Roman Empire. Then the Duchy of Saxony-Wittenberg was divided several times by the branches of the House of Wettin; the possessions of the branch who had the dignity of Elector of the Holy Roman Empire was known as Electoral Saxony. In 1806 Electoral Saxony was declared Kingdom.

63. Kingdoms Of Germany - Saxony out of the margraviate of Brandenburg, which the original Dukes of saxony helpedcreate.saxony now occupies the position of a subkingdom. 1873 - 1902. albert, http://www.kessler-web.co.uk/History/KingListsEurope/GermanySaxons.htm

European Kingdoms Central Europe. SAXONY The Franks under Charlemagne slowly conquered the pagan Saxon tribes (782-804). The Saxons were initially subsumed by the Frankish Empire, but emerged as a separate kingdom during the Carolingian fragmentation that followed. Saxony emerges as one of the more powerful stem duchies in East Francia (kings of Germany), once the formal split is made between East and West Franks . The earliest dukes seize the throne of East Francia and under Otto I create what comes to be known the Holy Roman Empire AD 888 - 962 Otto the Illustrious Henry I the Fowler King of the Saxons (918-936). Otto I the Great King. First Emperor of German Roman Empire Otto's line continues as Holy Roman Emperors DUCHY OF SAXONY AD 962 - 1260 There came to be some conflict in Saxony between the Hohenstaufen and Welf dukes. The former went on to become HREs while the latter seemed to lose out and were granted the Duchy of Brunswick as compensation. Hermann Billung Bernard I Bernard II Ordulf Magnus Lothar II of Germany HRE Henry II (IV) Welf, the Proud

64. Saxony Meissen and a member of the house of Wettin, and the name saxony was then 1428) theWettins disputed the division of the inheritance; in 1485 albert and Ernest http://www.hfac.uh.edu/gbrown/philosophers/leibniz/BritannicaPages/Saxony/Saxony

German Sachsen, French Saxe Any of several major territories in German history. It has been applied: (1) before AD 1180, to an extensive far-north German region including Holstein but lying mainly west and southwest of the estuary and lower course of the Elbe River; (2) between 1180 and 1423, to two much smaller and widely separated areas, one on the right (east) bank of the lower Elbe southeast of Holstein, the other on the middle Elbe; and (3) between 1423 and 1952, to a large central German region with its principal axis even farther up the Elbe and including, in the widest sense, all the country from Thuringia to Lusatia, bordering Bohemia (now in the Czech Republic). Before 1180 the name Saxony was applied to the territory conquered between about AD 200 and 700 by the Germanic Saxon tribe. This territory included Holstein and the area west of the lower Elbe River, in what is now the German Land (state) of Lower Saxony. From there the Saxons expanded westward by sea to Britain in the 5th century. In the late 8th century the Saxons were conquered and Christianized by the Frankish ruler Charlemagne. In 843 Saxony became part of the East Frankish, or German, kingdom. By the early 10th century Saxony had emerged as a hereditary duchy under the Liudolfing dynasty, and in 919 Duke Henry of Saxony was elected German king. He founded the Saxon, or Ottonian, dynasty, which held the German crown until 1024. Under the Ottonians, the Germans advanced eastward into Slavic territory.

65. Order Of Albert [Saxony] Kingdom saxony. Criteria The Order of albert was originally awarded to allthose who render useful service to the state, or who distinguish themselves http://www.theaerodrome.com/medals/germany/saxony_oa.php

Country: Germany Kingdom: Saxony Established: 31 December 1850 by King Friedrich August II to honor the memory of Duke Albrecht the Brave, founder of the Albertine Dynasty. The military variation of the decoration was established in 1866. Classes: Ten classes consisting of divisions for the Grand Cross, Commander's Cross, Officer's Cross and Knight's Cross. Officers serving in the Luftstreitkräfte only received the three lowest-ranking awards: Knight, 1 st Class with Crown and Swords Knight, 1 st Class with Swords Knight, 2 nd Class with Swords Criteria: The Order of Albert was originally awarded to " all those who render useful service to the state, or who distinguish themselves through civil merit, science, art, etc., who have earned a claim to Our recognition ." Beginning in 1866, the Order of Albert was bestowed upon military personnel for merit in the field and to indicate this, a pair of crossed swords were added to the medal. Very often, non-Saxons also received this award. WWI Awards: Knight, 1

66. Boys Clothing: German Royalty--Saxony He died in 1873. albert (18731902). albert (of saxony) (1828-1902),king of saxony (1873-1902), noted for his military ability. http://histclo.hispeed.com/royal/gers/royal-sax.htm

German Royalty: Saxony Figure 1.This Saxon prince was painted in 1517. It may be the son of Frederick III. A companion piece was made of the boys's sister at the same time. National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. Foundation In the sixth century AD present-day Saxony was settled by Sorbian tribes. The rule of the House of Wettin, which began in 1089 when Heinrich von Eilenburg became Margrave of Meissen, went on to last for 829 years. Division Saxony in 1485 the land was divided between the brothers Albert and Ernst. Albert took the eastern territories, largely corresponding to the present-day federal state of Saxony. 16th Century A painting exists entitled "Portrait of a Saxonian Prince", which was done by Lucas Cranach of the German School. He lived from 1472 to 1553. It pictures a young robed boy waering what look likes a luxurious red silk tunic. He wears a crown of flowers on his head. He may be the son of Frederick III, we need to investiagte this. Augustus the Strong In 1697 Augustus the Strong, Elector of Saxony, was crowned King of Poland. Under the rule of Friedrich August I (Augustus the Strong) and Friedrich August II, Dresden became a centre of European art and culture. 19th Century Saxony fought on the side of Napoleon at the Battle of Leipzig and lost. As a result, substantial territories had to be ceded to Prussia. Early industrialisation at the end of the 19th century brought prosperity but also social tension to Saxony. In Leipzig Ferdinand Lassalle founded the Allgemeiner Deutscher Arbeiterverein (General German Workers’ Association), and in Chemnitz August Bebel founded the Sächsische Volkspartei (Saxon People’s Party), from which the Social Democratic Party later emerged.

67. Saxony: History Duke Maurice of saxony, a grandson of albert and a Protestant, received the electoraltitle in the 16th cent.; it remained in the albertine branch until the http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/world/A0860948.html

HOTWORDS CITE PRINT EMAIL in All Infoplease Almanacs Biographies Dictionary Encyclopedia Home Almanacs Atlas Dictionary ... D-Day Infoplease Tools Periodic Table Conversion Tool Perpetual Calendar Year by Year ... Site Map Also from Infoplease Search Infoplease Info search tips Search Biographies Bio search tips Encyclopedia Saxony History The geographic concept of Saxony has undergone great shifts and has acquired many meanings in the past 15 centuries. The land of the Saxons , Saxony was in Frankish times roughly the area in NW Germany between the Elbe and Ems rivers; it also included part of S Jutland. (This area corresponds in part to the state of Lower Saxony , created after World War II.) The Duchy of Saxony Lothair II ) bestowed it on his Guelphic son-in-law, Henry the Proud , who was already duke of Bavaria. In 1142 the duchy passed to Henry the Lion , son of Henry the Proud. The struggle between Henry the Lion and Emperor Frederick I ended with Henry's loss of all his fiefs in 1180. The stem duchy was broken up into numerous fiefs. The Guelphic heirs of Henry the Lion retained only their allodial lands, the duchy of Brunswick . The ducal title of Saxony went to Bernard of Anhalt, a younger son of

68. Albert The Bear loyal vassal of Holy Roman Emperor Lothair II, who, as duke of saxony, helped himtake (1123) Lower Lusatia and the eastern march of saxony. albert lost these http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/people/A0803089.html

HOTWORDS CITE PRINT EMAIL in All Infoplease Almanacs Biographies Dictionary Encyclopedia Home Almanacs Atlas Dictionary ... D-Day Infoplease Tools Periodic Table Conversion Tool Perpetual Calendar Year by Year ... Site Map Also from Infoplease Search Infoplease Info search tips Search Biographies Bio search tips Encyclopedia Albert the Bear Albert the Bear, c. 1100 Henry the Proud , whom Conrad had deprived of the duchy. Albert later made peace (1142) with Henry the Lion , son of Henry the Proud. He took part in the Wendish Crusade of 1147, but preferred more conciliatory methods of dealing with his pagan neighbors. As a result he inherited (1150) Brandenburg from its last Wendish prince. Albert's achievements in Christianizing and Germanizing NE Germany were important. The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, Albert of Brandenburg Albertus Magnus, Saint Related content from HighBeam Research on: Albert the Bear Albert the Bear.(Book Review) (Publishers Weekly) The North: Conditions to suit Albert The Bear.(Sports) (The Racing Post (London, England)) Butterworth, Nick. Albert the Bear.(Brief Article)(Children's Review)(Book Review)

69. Transparency, Light And Color Turn Saxony's Albert Bad Thermal Spa Into A German Transparency, light and color turn saxony s albert Bad thermal spa into a Germanjewel. Part of a Laminated Glass News series on Sports and Leisure facilities. http://www.dupont.com/safetyglass/lgn/stories/1416.html

News Archive Online Reprint This reprint also is available as a print document file (PDF): Transparency, light and color turn Saxony's Albert Bad thermal spa into a German jewel Part of a Laminated Glass News series on Sports and Leisure facilities The 1999 DuPont Benedictus judges praised the Albert Bad's "sense of humor" and its "playful, colorful use of fresh daylight". Light and color add to tranquility of German spa Transparency, light and color turn the new central bathing hall of one of Germany's oldest thermal spas – Saxony's Albert Bad, honored by the 1999 DuPont Benedictus Awards – into a jewel of the town's spa facilities, thanks to state-of-the-art building technologies incorporating laminated glass. A central courtyard has been opened up by the introduction of transparent, laminated glass walls giving gracious views of the sky and the wooded hills of the surrounding countryside. The facades and roof of the spa's central bathing hall are all of laminated glass. Architects Behnisch and Partner of Stuttgart, Germany introduced distinctive and colorful screen printing on a series of glass louvres which can be closed to reduce transparency, at the same time effecting solar control and preventing glare. Privacy Policy Terms and Conditions Contact Us

70. Lives Of The Saints, November 15, Saint Albert The second Dominican General, Blessed Jordan of saxony, a compatriot of Albertand a very eloquent preacher, was in Padua, and when the students of Bologna http://magnificat.ca/cal/engl/11-15.htm

November 15 Spiritual Bouquet: Labor as a good soldier of Christ Jesus. II Tim. 2:3 SAINT ALBERT THE GREAT Doctor of the Chuch From Cologne, Saint Albert was called to the University of Paris, with his dear disciple. There his genius appeared in all its brilliance, and there he composed a large number of his writings. Later, obedience took him back to Germany as Provincial of his Order. Without a murmur, he said farewell to his cell, his books, and his numerous disciples, and as Provincial thereafter journeyed with no money, always on foot, visiting the numerous monasteries under his jurisdiction, throughout an immense territory in which were included Austria, Bavaria, Saxony, and other regions even to Holland. He died, apparently of fatigue, at the age of seventy-three, on November 15, 1280, and his body was buried in Cologne in the Dominican church. He had to wait until December 16, 1931 for the honors of canonization and the extension of his cult to the universal Church. Proclaiming his holiness, Pope Pius XI added the glorious title, so well merited, of Doctor of the Church. From time immemorial, he has been known as Albert the Great.

71. Order Of Albert The award documents for the Order of albert Kingdom of saxony. Asevery order also the Order of albert comes with award documents. http://www.medalnet.net/document.htm

The award documents for the Order of Albert Kingdom of Saxony As every order also the Order of Albert comes with award documents. § 7 of the order's statutes from December, 31 1850 say: „Jeder der von Uns mit dem Orden Begnadigten erhält ein von Uns gezeichnetes, vom Ordenscanzler contrasigniertes Decret..." ( "Everyone who will be awarded with our order receives an award document, that is signed by us, and contra signed by the chancellor of the order..." ). The documents are changing their style, as the decorations over the 60 year's of existence and are going to be examined in the following article. First it has to be said that there was a leak of award documents from the time the order was issued, so that this article is not totally completed. The documents have all the same size of ~35 x 22 cm and have a double sheet. Only the cover page is be written on. The whole document can be divided into 10 parts, that are looking in general similar (Look at picture 1). (1) Head: „Wir (Name of King), von Gottes Gnaden König von Sachsen etc. etc. etc. haben uns bewogen gefunden,..." (

72. The Smaller- Or Honor Cross Of The Saxony Order Of Albert The Smaller or Honor Cross of the saxony Order of albert. With foundingthe Order of albert the so called Smaller Cross was as the http://www.medalnet.net/kleinkreuze.htm

The Smaller- or Honor Cross of the Saxony Order of Albert With founding the Order of Albert the so called Smaller Cross was as the 5th grade of the order was issued. It was renamed in Honor Cross in 1858. With awarding the last cross on November 27, 1875, only a total of 362 Honor Crosses have been issued to loyal citizens. As known to many collectors, the Order of Albert was awarded for over 23 years with the design. The medallion did show the bust of Herzog Johann den Beständigen instead of the founder of the Albertinien family line of the house of Wettin, Herzog Albrecht der Beherzte (Albert). After discovering the mistake the so called "Bäckermütze" vanished quietly. This was concluded in a non publicized edict of the ministry of interior affairs on January 26, 1875. This act triggered the complete renewal of the orders statues. With the rewriting e.g. the golden medal was changed into the Albert Cross (Albrechtskreuz) and the Smaller- or Honor Cross was changed into the knight cross 2nd class. All legal bearers of the order decorations were granted the right to exchange all 1st type decorations for the under the new statues "regulated and corrected" badges. This was certainly more than wished for to cover the embarrassing mistake. All of this is cause for the rarity of the Smaller- or Honor Cross of the Order of Albert. I personally know only of 3 original pieces in collections.

73. Decorations Of The Kingdom Of Saxony Translate this page Kingdom of saxony Königreich Sachsen. Knight 2nd Class with Swords. Photo creditHermann-Historica oHG, Munich/Germany. albert Order. Albrechts-Orden. http://home.att.net/~david.danner/militaria/saxony.htm

Kingdom of Saxony Königreich Sachsen Orders Decorations Links Orders Military Order of St. Henry Militär St. Heinrich-Orden Photo credit: Charles Caudle Photo credit: Hermann-Historica oHG, Munich/Germany Merit Order Verdienstorden Knight 1st Class with Swords Photo credit: Hermann-Historica oHG, Munich/Germany Knight 2nd Class with Swords Photo credit: Hermann-Historica oHG, Munich/Germany Albert Order Albrechts-Orden Knight 1st Class with Crown and Swords Photo credit: Uwe Bretzendorfer Knight 1st Class with Swords Knight 2nd Class with Swords Decorations Medals of the Military Order of St. Henry Medaille des Militär St. Heinrich-Ordens Golden Medal of the Military Order of St. Henry Goldene Medaille des Militär St. Heinrich-Ordens Photo credit: Charles Caudle Silver Medal of the Military Order of St. Henry Silberne Medaille des Militär St. Heinrich-Ordens Photo credit: Charles Caudle Crosses Kreuze Silver Merit Cross with Swords Silbernes Verdienstkreuz mit Schwertern Honor Cross with Crown and Swords Ehrenkreuz mit Krone und Schwertern Photo credit: Hermann-Historica oHG, Munich/Germany

74. 05958 ALBERT ORDER KNIGHTS CROSS 1st CLASS WITH SWORDS SAXONY. 05958 albert ORDER KNIGHTS CROSS 1 st CLASS WITH SWORDS saxony. Clickon your Back Browser key to return to the JUST IN Page. http://www.derrittmeister.com/05958.htm

05958 ALBERT ORDER KNIGHTS CROSS 1 st CLASS WITH SWORDS SAXONY. Click on your "Back" Browser key to return to the JUST IN Page.

75. Saxony Translate this page of Austria (Salzburg 2 Sep 1870-Brussels 23 Mar 1947) 1e) Friedrich August GeorgFerdinand albert Karl Anton Paul Marcellus, Crown Pr of saxony, renounced his http://pages.prodigy.net/ptheroff/gotha/saxony.html

SAXONY The Ernestine line of the Saxon House was not credited with the title Prince before 1815, even if the Head of the various lines was bearing the title of Princely Count of Henneberg. This doesn't imply that all components of the Family were Princes. After the Westphalen Peace (1648) Duke Ernst the Pious (+ 1675) has been credited with the rank of " Durchlaut" or Highness. The Albertine branch, excluding the lines of Weissenfels, Merseburg and Naumburg, started to bear the title of Prince of Saxony after 1719, when they assumed the Royal Throne of Poland. The real title, in this case, was "Herzog zu Sachsen Prinz von Polen".- During the 18th century it was normal use to call all of the components of this branch Princes of Saxony. Following the Congress of Vienna all lines were credited with the title of Prince with the rank of Highness excluding the Albertine line which was credited with the rank of "Royal Highness" Note: For the earlier genealogy of this family see the Wettin files at my main webpage PART 1: SAXE-WEIMAR-EISENACH The members of this family bear the titles Prince[ss] of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach, Duke/Duchess of Saxony (Highness). The head of the house enjoys the style of Royal Highness.

76. Royal Family Of Europe - Pafg170 - Generated By Personal Ancestral File She died on 2 Jun 1671. M, v, Christian albert, Prince Of saxony was bornon 4 Mar 1612 in , Dresden, Dresden, saxony. He died on 9 Aug 1612. http://www.ishipress.com/royalfam/pafg170.htm

Royal Family of Europe Ernst, Elector Of SAXONY [ Parents was born on 24 Mar 1441 in Meissen, Dresden, Saxony. He died on 26 Aug 1486 in Colditz, Leipzig, Saxony. He was buried in Domkirche, Meissen, Dresden, Saxony. He married Elisabeth, Princess Of BAVARIA on 19 Nov 1460 in Leipzig, Leipzig, Saxony. Elisabeth, Princess Of BAVARIA [ Parents was born on 2 Feb 1443 in Mhunchen, Oberbayern, Bavaria. She died on 5 Mar 1484 in Leipzig, Leipzig, Saxony. She was buried in St. Paul, Leipzig, Leipzig, Saxony. She married Ernst, Elector Of SAXONY on 19 Nov 1460 in Leipzig, Leipzig, Saxony. They had the following children: M i Johann "The Constant", Elector Of SAXONY was born on 30 Jun 1468 in Meissen, Dresden, Saxony. He died on 16 Aug 1532 in Schweinitz A.d.elster, Sachsen, Prussia. He was buried in Wittenberg, Schsn, Prussia. M ii Friedrich "The Wise", Elector Of SAXONY was born on 17 Jan 1463 in Torgau, Sachsen, Prussia. He died on 5 May 1525. M iii Ernst, Prince Of SAXONY was born on 26 Jun 1464 in Of Torgau, Sachsen, Prussia. He died on 3 Aug 1513. M iv Albrecht, Prince Of SAXONY

77. Albert I King Of Saxony albert I King of saxony, born 23 Apr 1828, Dresden, died 19 Jun 1902, SchlossSibyllen genealogy and history of the hume / home family surname. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~humefamily/1166.htm

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78. Twig Tree And Treasure A Genealogical Sojourn albert WETTIN King of saxony (2) was born on 23 Apr 1828. (23) Hedied on 19 Jun 1902. (23) Parents John WETTIN King of saxony. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~milingenealogy/d1611.html

OAS_AD('Top'); HOME SURNAME LIST NAME INDEX SOURCES ... EMAIL US WESTFALL He was married to Julia TINGLER . Children were: W H WESTFALL W H WESTFALL Parents: WESTFALL and Julia TINGLER Gustaf R WESTFELDT Jr He was married to Kate Adair MONROE on 1 Jun 1909. Mary Francis WESTLAKE was born on 14 May 1849. She died on 11 Nov 1894 in Ottawa County Kansas USA. She was buried in Lamar Ottawa County Kansas USA. She was married to Jestarus Noble Timothy "Jett" FULLER on 20 Nov 1869. Children were: Otis Ezra FULLER Florence FULLER Frances FULLER William Weaver FULLER ... Charles Elmer FULLER Henry WESTMORELAND has reference number S003581. Children were: Mary Agnes WESTMORELAND Mary Agnes WESTMORELAND has reference number S003580. Parents: Henry WESTMORELAND She was married to Augustus Frederick Guy ELLIS on 10 Jan 1899. She was married to E G LEVY Stephen WESTMORELAND was born on 12 Jun 1853. He died on 20 Jun 1903. He was married to Emma Jean JOHNSON Catherine WESTON was born in Chipstead. Her father was of Chipstead also She was married to John LEONARD . Children were: John LEONARD Roger WESTON was born between 1550 and 1560.

79. Section ADR: Descendants Of Duke Bernard II Of Saxony See (ZE7) Count albert III of NAMUR 4. GERTRUDE 2 OF saxony (Bernard II 1 ), daughterof (1) Duke Bernard II 1 and (ADY-2) Elica (von SCHWEINFURT), was born http://armidalesoftware.com/issue/full/Thaler_1005_main.html

Section ADR: Descendants of Duke Bernard II of Saxony David Thaler 10605 171st Ct. NE, Redmond WA 98052, (425) 869-3814 Send questions and corrections to: dthaler@microsoft.com HTML generated by Issue v1.2 on 11 May 2004 http://www.armidalesoftware.com/issue/ From Thaler_export.ged Generation One 1. D UKE B ERNARD II OF S AXONY of Saxony, Germany was born circa 995, and died in 1059 . He married (ADY-2) E LICA VON S ... CHWEINFURT , daughter of (ADY-1) Henrich, Margrave Children: i. D UKE O RDULF , b. circa 1020, d. on 28 March 1072; m. (AIU-9) U LFHILDE OF N ... ORWAY ii. I DA of Saxony, d. on 31 July 1102; m. (ZE-7) C OUNT A LBERT ... AMUR iii. G ERTRUDE , d. in 1113; m. (1) (W-16) R OBERT LE F ... LANDERS ; m. (2) (RV-1) C OUNT F LORENT ... OLLAND Generation Two D UKE O RDULF ... Bernard II ), son of (1) Duke Bernard II and (ADY-2) Elica (von S CHWEINFURT , was born circa 1020 , and died on 28 March 1072 . He married (AIU-9) U LFHILDE OF N ... ORWAY , daughter of (AIU-8) King Olaf II and (AEO-3) Astrid (of S WEDEN , who was born circa 1023 , and died on 24 May 1070 Child: i. D UKE M AGNUS , b. before 1045, d. on 23 Aug. 1106; m. (ABO-7) S OPHIA OF H ... Bernard II ) of Saxony, daughter of (1)

80. Section ZE: Descendants Of Count Berenger De Namur NAMUR (albert III 5 , albert II 4 , albert I 3 , Robert I 2 , Berenger 1 ) of Namur,daughter of (7) Count albert III 5 and (ADV3) Ida (of saxony), was born http://armidalesoftware.com/issue/full/Thaler_163_main.html

Section ZE: Descendants of Count Berenger de Namur David Thaler 10605 171st Ct. NE, Redmond WA 98052, (425) 869-3814 Send questions and corrections to: dthaler@microsoft.com HTML generated by Issue v1.2 on 11 May 2004 http://www.armidalesoftware.com/issue/ From Thaler_export.ged Generation One 1. C OUNT B ERENGER DE N AMUR has an unknown birthdate. Child: i. C OUNT R OBERT ... I of Lomme. Generation Two C OUNT R OBERT ... Berenger ) of Lomme, son of (1) Count Berenger , was born between 833 and 997, and died between 888 and 1107. Child: i. C OUNT A LBERT ... I of Namur, Belgium, d. 998/1011; m. (JA-70) E RMENGARDE OF L ... ORRAINE Generation Three C OUNT A LBERT ... Berenger ) of Namur, son of (2) Count Robert I , was born between 945 and 986, and died 998/1011. He married (JA-70) E RMENGARDE OF L ... ORRAINE of Lorraine, France, daughter of (JA-61) Duke Charles and (O-2) Bonne ( D 'A RDENNES Children: i. C OUNT A LBERT ... II of Namur, b. circa 1000, d. in 1064; m. (JA-75) R EGILINDE OF L ... ORRAINE ii. H ADWIDE , d. circa 1080; m. (BH-21) C OUNT G ERARD ... LSACE iii. E DITH ; m. (VR-1) D UKE G ERARD ... ORRAINE Generation Four C OUNT A LBERT ... Berenger ) of Namur, son of (3)

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