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Saint Adèle of Austrasia (c.678 - 735) . Adele, Widow. A daughter of King Dagobert II of Germany, St. Adele became a nun upon the death of her husband, making provisions for her son, the future father of St. Gregory of Utrecht. She founded ... |
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Albéric d'Austrasie (618 - 690) |
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Berswinde d'Austrasie (c.640 - 690) Berswinde is no longer accepted by scholars as a daughter of Sigebert III, King of Austrasia and Emnechilde of the Burgundians Berswinde was born about 640. Her parents are not known, but she is pl... |
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Bobon d'Austrasie (c.530 - 585) |
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Chrodgang van Austrasië, Bishop (b. - 766) Chrodegang of MetzFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaSaint ChrodegangBorn 8th Century, Hesbaye (Belgium)Died March 6, 766, MetzVenerated in Roman CatholicismMajor shrine Gorze AbbeyFeast March 6Saint... |
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Chrotlind d'Austrasie (c.675 - aft.710) Chrotlind might have been a daughter of Théodéric III (de Vajay, Chaume & Kelley), although she is not named by Schwennicke or Isenburg. However, the identity of her mother is disputed. # Maurice Chaum... |
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Daughter of Theudebert d'Austrasie (b. - aft.613) The Liber Historiæ Francorum records that " Theudericus [rex]" wished to marry " neptem suam…filiam fratris sui " but that Queen Brunechildis dissuaded him. Paulus Diaconus records that " mense Iulio…A... |
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Emma of Austrasia (c.700 - 743) Same as Wife of Lantfrid II ?? * |
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Grimoald I, Mayor of the Palace of Austrasia (c.615 - 658) Alt data from merges: birth 616 - death 656Accepted Wikipedia names for this person are:German: Grimoald der Ältere (note: the majority of what was Austrasia was located in what is presently Germany)Fr... |
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Hugues "Chucus" d'Austrasie, Mayor of the Palace of Austrasia (c.590 - 640) Hugh (or Chucus) Mayor of the Palace of Austrasia (617-623) successor of Warnachar (612–617); predecessor of Pepin the Elder (623–629). No family found. Medlands finds no Sources to prove a father for ... |
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Landrade of Hesbaye (c.715 - d.) Her ancestry is controversial. No original source names her her parents but there is a theory she might have been a daughter of Charles Martel.> Settipani quotes an Aquitaine necrology which lists "Wil... |
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N.N. d'Austrasie (c.572 - 600) There is some doubt about her identity. Eckhardt says that Chrodoald married about 610 an unknown daughter of Gisulf , a Lombard duke ( Merowingerblut II: Agilolfinger und Etichonen , 1965). However, S... |
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N.N. d'Austrasie (c.740 - d.) |
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Sigolène d'Austrasie (deceased) |
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? D'Austrasie (?) (deceased) |
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... De Hesbaye (D'Austrasie) (690 - d.) |
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... d'Austrasie (c.633 - 700) Info from Findagrave.com: Birth: unknown Metz Departement de la Moselle Lorraine, France Death: unknown, BelgiumBirth:632 Death:Princess Family links: Spouse: Theodard Bishop de Liège d'Oeren Childre... |
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Adèle de Trèves, Abbess of Pfalzel (c.620 - 706) Marriage year 644 instead of 745? Adèle de Trèves, Abbess of Pfalzel . She was not a daughter of King Dagobert. The primary source that names her as a daughter of Bodilon and Sigarde is unknown. Cathol... |
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Adele van Blois (van Austrasie) (aft.648 - d.) |
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Albéric van Landen (de Landen) (c.661 - d.) Albéric de Landen . In an article about his son, St. Gregory of Utrecht, Catholic Encyclopedia says, "[Gregory's] father Alberic was the son of Addula, who, as widow, was Abbess of Pfalzel (Palatiolum)... |
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Anstrud de Champagne (d'Austrasie) (deceased) |
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Bebo d'Austrasie (deceased) |
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Bereswinde X Austrasie, van (653 - 700) |
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Bertha Austrasie, van (deceased) |
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Bertrada van Austrasië (680 - c.722) |
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Bobon d'Austrasie (c.530 - 585) |
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Bodogisel D'Austrasie (562 - 589) |
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Childerich Austrasie (653 - 675) |
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Chlotar IV d'Austrasie (b. - 719) |
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Chrodoae D'Austrasie (De Savoie) (560 - 633) |
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Cunégonde d'Austrasie (deceased) |
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Cunegonde De Austrasie (c.758 - d.) |
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koning Dagobert I der Merovingen (van Austrasie, der Franken) (603 - 639) |
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Ermengarde d'Austrasie (c.550 - d.) |
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Ermengarde d'Austrasie (de Meaux) (c.576 - d.) [ Family of Warnacher I de LORRAINE and Ermengarde of AUSTRASIA] and [ Family of Bobon of AUSTRASIA] |
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Gerlinde X Austrasie, van (679 - 715) |
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Godin Austrasie, van (550 - 605) |
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Haldetrude van Austrasie (585 - 604) |
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Ingunda d'Austrasie (550 - d.) |
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Landrade van Austrasie (deceased) |
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Mummoléne d'Austrasie (de Therouanne) (b. - 558) |
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Mummolin D'Austrasie (520 - 566) |
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N mordomo du Palais d' Austrasie (deceased) |
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nn d'Austrasie (de Burgundy) (deceased) |
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N.N. d'Austrasie (c.622 - d.) |
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N.N. de Austrasie e Auvergne (533 - d.) |
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Palatina D'Austrasie (D'Angouleme) (530 - d.) |
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Rabbod "Bobbon" d'Austrasie, Duc en Austrasie (c.535 - c.585) |
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Radboud X Austrasie, van (530 - 585) |
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Réginotrude De Bavière (D'Austrasie) (deceased) |
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Regintrude I van Austrasie (c.635 - d.) |
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Richbald d'Austrasie (690 - 762) |
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Robert Mordomo du Palais d'Austrasie (deceased) |
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Rothilde of Austrasia (Fictitious) (deceased) |
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Sigebert III X Austrasie, van (631 - 656) |
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Sigebert I d'Austrasie (deceased) |
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Sigould van Austrasie (deceased) |
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Suavegothe d'Austrasie (c.504 - c.554) |
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Theotard d'Austrasie (560 - d.) |
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Wife of Grimoald (deceased) |