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Ermesinde of Luxembourg
(1080 - 24 Jun 1143)
According to Wikipedia:
Ermesinde of Luxembourg (c. 1080 - 24 June 1143) was a German noblewoman.
Life
She was a daughter of Count Conrad I of Luxembourg and his wife Clementia of Aquitaine. After the death of her nephew Conrad II in 1136, there were no surviving males in the House of Ardennes-Verdun and she inherited the counties of Luxembourg and Longwy. However, she immediately abdicated in favour of her son Henry IV and never actually ruled.
She is primarily known because she made a number of donations to churches and monasteries. Towards the end of her life, she retired to a monastery.
First marriage
In 1096, Ermesinde married Albert of Moha (c. 1065 - 24 August 1098), Count of Dagsburg, Eguisheim, Metz and Moha, and vogt of Altorf. This was his second marriage; he had earlier been married to Heilwig of Eguisheim. From his first marriage, he had a son named Hugh, who would later succeed him. Albert and Ermesinde had two daughters together:
Matilda (d. after 1157), married Count Folmar of Metz and Hombourg, who in 1135 founded the Abbey of Beaupré
Unknown daughter, married a Count Aiulf, who is only known from a deed of 1124, in which Ermesinde calls her grandson Eberhard "son of Count Aiulf".
Second marriage
In 1109, Ermesinde remarried to Godfrey I, Count of Namur, the oldest son of Albert III, Count of Namur. This was his second marriage, too; he had earlier been married to Sibylle of Porcien. He had two daughters from his first marriage; which ended in divorce in 1104, when Sibylle was pregnant from her lover Engelram I of Coucy.
Godfrey and Ermesinde had the following children together:
Albert (d. after 1125)
Henry, who was Count of Luxembourg as Henry IV and Count of Namur as Henry I
Clemencia, married Duke Conrad I of Zähringen
Beatrix (c. 1115 - 1160), married Count Ithier, Count of Rethel of Rethel
Adelaide (1124 - end of July 1169), married Count Baldwin IV of Hainaut
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According to Wikipedia:
Ermesinde of Luxembourg (c.?1080 - 24 June 1143) was a German noblewoman.
Life
She was a daughter of Count Conrad I of Luxembourg and his wife Clementia of Aquitaine. After the death of her nephew Conrad II in 1136, there were no surviving males in the House of Ardennes-Verdun and she inherited the counties of Luxembourg and Longwy. However, she immediately abdicated in favour of her son Henry IV and never actually ruled.
She is primarily known because she made a number of donations to churches and monasteries. Towards the end of her life, she retired to a monastery.
First marriage
In 1096, Ermesinde married Albert of Moha (c.?1065 - 24 August 1098), Count of Dagsburg, Eguisheim, Metz and Moha, and vogt of Altorf. This was his second marriage; he had earlier been married to Heilwig of Eguisheim. From his first marriage, he had a son named Hugh, who would later succeed him. Albert and Ermesinde had two daughters together:
Matilda (d. after 1157), married Count Folmar of Metz and Hombourg, who in 1135 founded the Abbey of Beaupré
Unknown daughter, married a Count Aiulf, who is only known from a deed of 1124, in which Ermesinde calls her grandson Eberhard "son of Count Aiulf".
Second marriage
In 1109, Ermesinde remarried to Godfrey I, Count of Namur, the oldest son of Albert III, Count of Namur. This was his second marriage, too; he had earlier been married to Sibylle of Porcien. He had two daughters from his first marriage; which ended in divorce in 1104, when Sibylle was pregnant from her lover Engelram I of Coucy.
Godfrey and Ermesinde had the following children together:
Albert (d. after 1125)
Henry, who was Count of Luxembourg as Henry IV and Count of Namur as Henry I
Clemencia, married Duke Conrad I of Zähringen
Beatrix (c.?1115 - 1160), married Count Ithier, Count of Rethel of Rethel
Adelaide (1124 - end of July 1169), married Count Baldwin IV of Hainaut
Ermesinde of Luxembourg (c. 1080 - 24 June 1143) was a German noblewoman.
Life
She was a daughter of Count Conrad I of Luxembourg and his wife Clementia of Aquitaine. After the death of her nephew Conrad II in 1136, there were no surviving males in the House of Ardennes-Verdun and she inherited the counties of Luxembourg and Longwy. However, she immediately abdicated in favour of her son Henry IV and never actually ruled.
She is primarily known because she made a number of donations to churches and monasteries. Towards the end of her life, she retired to a monastery.
First marriage
In 1096, Ermesinde married Albert of Moha (c. 1065 - 24 August 1098), Count of Dagsburg, Eguisheim, Metz and Moha, and vogt of Altorf. This was his second marriage; he had earlier been married to Heilwig of Eguisheim. From his first marriage, he had a son named Hugh, who would later succeed him. Albert and Ermesinde had two daughters together:
Matilda (d. after 1157), married Count Folmar of Metz and Hombourg, who in 1135 founded the Abbey of Beaupré
Unknown daughter, married a Count Aiulf, who is only known from a deed of 1124, in which Ermesinde calls her grandson Eberhard "son of Count Aiulf".
Second marriage
In 1109, Ermesinde remarried to Godfrey I, Count of Namur, the oldest son of Albert III, Count of Namur. This was his second marriage, too; he had earlier been married to Sibylle of Porcien. He had two daughters from his first marriage; which ended in divorce in 1104, when Sibylle was pregnant from her lover Engelram I of Coucy.
Godfrey and Ermesinde had the following children together:
Albert (d. after 1125)
Henry, who was Count of Luxembourg as Henry IV and Count of Namur as Henry I
Clemencia, married Duke Conrad I of Zähringen
Beatrix (c. 1115 - 1160), married Count Ithier, Count of Rethel of Rethel
Adelaide (1124 - end of July 1169), married Count Baldwin IV of Hainaut
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According to Wikipedia:
Ermesinde of Luxembourg (c.?1080 - 24 June 1143) was a German noblewoman.
Life
She was a daughter of Count Conrad I of Luxembourg and his wife Clementia of Aquitaine. After the death of her nephew Conrad II in 1136, there were no surviving males in the House of Ardennes-Verdun and she inherited the counties of Luxembourg and Longwy. However, she immediately abdicated in favour of her son Henry IV and never actually ruled.
She is primarily known because she made a number of donations to churches and monasteries. Towards the end of her life, she retired to a monastery.
First marriage
In 1096, Ermesinde married Albert of Moha (c.?1065 - 24 August 1098), Count of Dagsburg, Eguisheim, Metz and Moha, and vogt of Altorf. This was his second marriage; he had earlier been married to Heilwig of Eguisheim. From his first marriage, he had a son named Hugh, who would later succeed him. Albert and Ermesinde had two daughters together:
Matilda (d. after 1157), married Count Folmar of Metz and Hombourg, who in 1135 founded the Abbey of Beaupré
Unknown daughter, married a Count Aiulf, who is only known from a deed of 1124, in which Ermesinde calls her grandson Eberhard "son of Count Aiulf".
Second marriage
In 1109, Ermesinde remarried to Godfrey I, Count of Namur, the oldest son of Albert III, Count of Namur. This was his second marriage, too; he had earlier been married to Sibylle of Porcien. He had two daughters from his first marriage; which ended in divorce in 1104, when Sibylle was pregnant from her lover Engelram I of Coucy.
Godfrey and Ermesinde had the following children together:
Albert (d. after 1125)
Henry, who was Count of Luxembourg as Henry IV and Count of Namur as Henry I
Clemencia, married Duke Conrad I of Zähringen
Beatrix (c.?1115 - 1160), married Count Ithier, Count of Rethel of Rethel
Adelaide (1124 - end of July 1169), married Count Baldwin IV of Hainaut
Events
| Birth | 1080 | ||||
| Marriage | 1109 | Godfrey I, Count of Namur | |||
| Death | 24 Jun 1143 |
Families
| Spouse | Godfrey I, Count of Namur ( - 1139) |
| Child | Clementia of Namur ( - ) |
| Child | Alice of Namur ( - 1169) |
| Child | Henry IV, Count of Luxembourg (1112 - 1196) |
| Father | Conrad I, Count of Luxenbourg (1040 - ) |
| Mother | Clementia of Aquitaine (1048 - 1130) |
| Father | Conrad I, Count of Luxenbourg (1040 - 1086) |
| Mother | Clementia of Aquitaine (1048 - 1130) |