Genealogy De Bruijn in 4D
Genealogy De Bruijn in 4D
This genealogy has been established by Marco J. de Bruijn in Pijnacker, The Netherlands.
This genealogy has been established by Marco J. de Bruijn in Pijnacker, The Netherlands.
First name
Family name
Richard II van Bourgondië
Richard II (Richard I
main character in Wikipedia - Giselbert de Châlon
husband in Wikipedia - Adelheid van Bourgondië
partner of child in Wikipedia - Koenraad II van Auxerre
) "de Rechtsbrenger" van Bourgondië
main character in Wikipedia - Giselbert de Châlon
husband in Wikipedia - Adelheid van Bourgondië
partner of child in Wikipedia - Koenraad II van Auxerre
(van Metz),born at Bourgondië [Frankrijk] around 855,
Hertog van Bourgondie (Hertogdom) from 880 to 921,
Graaf van Auxerre from 888 to 921,
died (around 66 years old) at Auxerre [Frankrijk] on 1 September 921,
buried at Sens [Yonne, France] [Abbey de Sainte Colombe de Sens].
- Father:
Beuves (Bivinus ) Graaf van Provence (van Metz ),
son of Hardouin van Ponthieu and Richilde van Amiens,
born around 822,
died (around 55 years old) in 877,
marries with
- Mother:
Richilde (Richildis , Richardis) van Arles ,
daughter of Boso "de Oude" van Arles and Richeut van Arles,
born in 825,
died (around 45 years old) in 870.
marries (resp. around 33 and around 24 years old) in 888
with
Adelheid
wife in Wikipedia - Richard I van Bourgondië
main character in Wikipedia - Adelheid van Bourgondië
child in Wikipedia - Koenraad II van Auxerre
(Itta) van Auxerre (van Bourgondië
), daughter of Koenraad II van Auxerre and Waldrada van Elzas,
born at Auxerre [Frankrijk] around 864,
Gravin van Auxerre,
Gemaal-hertogin van Bourgondie (Hertogdom) from 921,
died (around 65 years old) at Yonne [Frankrijk] on 14 September 929,
buried at Sens [Yonne, France].
From this marriage 2 daughters:
| name | born | city | died | city | age | relation | children | |
| 1 | Adelheid | *886 | Bourgondië [Frankrijk] | †960 | België [België] | 74 | 1 | 4 |
| 2 | Armengarde | *895 | Metz [Moselle, France] | †950 | 55 | 1 | 1 |
Finding-locations and Pieces of Evidence (Sources):