Cecilia von Sangerhausen

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LUDWIG "Cum-barba", son of --- (-[1080], bur Mainz St Alban). Graf in Thuringia. The Cronica Reinhardsbrunnensis records that "Ludwicum dictum Cum-barba" came to Thuringia in 1034 and settled "in confinio silve que Loybe dicitur inter montem Katherberg et Aldinberg et Corneberg"[84]. The Cronica Reinhardsbrunnensis also quotes in full an alleged grant by "Chuonradus…Romanorum imperator augustus" to "Lodewico comiti consanguineus nostris" dated 27 Apr 1039 which is headed "Privilegium comitis Thuringie"[85]. In the Monumenta Germaniæ Historica compilation of imperial diplomas, this deed is classified as forged, the introduction stating that it was one of the Reinhardsbrunn forgeries of the second half of the 12th century[86]. The Historia Brevis Principum Thuringiæ records that "Ludewicus Cum-barba" was buried "Maguntie apud Sanctum Albanum"[87].

m CÄCILIE von Sangerhausen, daughter of ---. The Historia Brevis Principum Thuringiæ names "Ceciliam de Sangirhusen" as the wife of "Ludewicus Cum-barba"[88].

Graf Ludwig & his wife had five children:

Children

1. Count Beringer Von THURINGEN, d. 1056

2. Hildegard Von THURINGEN, d. 1078

3. Count Ludwig Von THURINGEN, b. Abt 1057, Of, Thuringa, Medieval States , d. 8 May 1123

Cäcilie's parents are Berthold von Sangerhausen und Giselie von Sangerhausen, born van Brunwijk.

Birth: Circa 1024 - Sangerhausen, Germany
Death: 1091 - Thuringen, Germany
Parents: Berthold Von Sangerhausen, Gisela Von Sangerhausen (o.s. Von Braunschweig)
Husband: Ludwig I. "der Bärtige" Graf Von Schauenburg, Graf von Thüringen
Children: Ludwig Christoph Von Thüringen, graf von Thüringen, Hildegarde Von Schauenburg, Gräfin zu Henneberg), Burggraf zu Würzburg, Gräfin zu Nordeck (o.s. Ludowinger)

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LUDWIG "Cum-barba", son of --- (-[1080], bur Mainz St Alban). Graf in Thuringia. The Cronica Reinhardsbrunnensis records that "Ludwicum dictum Cum-barba" came to Thuringia in 1034 and settled "in confinio silve que Loybe dicitur inter montem Katherberg et Aldinberg et Corneberg"[84]. The Cronica Reinhardsbrunnensis also quotes in full an alleged grant by "Chuonradus…Romanorum imperator augustus" to "Lodewico comiti consanguineus nostris" dated 27 Apr 1039 which is headed "Privilegium comitis Thuringie"[85]. In the Monumenta Germaniæ Historica compilation of imperial diplomas, this deed is classified as forged, the introduction stating that it was one of the Reinhardsbrunn forgeries of the second half of the 12th century[86]. The Historia Brevis Principum Thuringiæ records that "Ludewicus Cum-barba" was buried "Maguntie apud Sanctum Albanum"[87].

m CÄCILIE von Sangerhausen, daughter of ---. The Historia Brevis Principum Thuringiæ names "Ceciliam de Sangirhusen" as the wife of "Ludewicus Cum-barba"[88].

Graf Ludwig & his wife had five children:

Children

1. Count Beringer Von THURINGEN, d. 1056

2. Hildegard Von THURINGEN, d. 1078

3. Count Ludwig Von THURINGEN, b. Abt 1057, Of, Thuringa, Medieval States , d. 8 May 1123

Cäcilie's parents are Berthold von Sangerhausen und Giselie von Sangerhausen, born van Brunwijk.

Birth: Circa 1024 - Sangerhausen, Germany
Death: 1091 - Thuringen, Germany
Parents: Berthold Von Sangerhausen, Gisela Von Sangerhausen (o.s. Von Braunschweig)
Husband: Ludwig I. "der Bärtige" Graf Von Schauenburg, Graf von Thüringen
Children: Ludwig Christoph Von Thüringen, graf von Thüringen, Hildegarde Von Schauenburg, Gräfin zu Henneberg), Burggraf zu Würzburg, Gräfin zu Nordeck (o.s. Ludowinger)

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