Frederick II, Count of Ferrette
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Frederick II, Count of Ferrette
Summary
Frederick II, Count of Ferrette is a human[1]. He was born on 1150[2]. He died on January 25, 1234[3].
Key Facts
- Frederick II, Count of Ferrette was born on 1150[2].
- Frederick II, Count of Ferrette died on January 25, 1234[3].
- Frederick II, Count of Ferrette's father was Ludwig II, Graf von Pfirt[4].
- Frederick II, Count of Ferrette's mother was Agnès de Soyhières[5].
- Among Frederick II, Count of Ferrette's spouses was Heilwig von Urach[6].
- Frederick II, Count of Ferrette was married to NN von Egisheim[7].
- A child of Frederick II, Count of Ferrette was Ulrich II of Ferrette[8].
- A child of Frederick II, Count of Ferrette was Berthold of Pfirt[9].
- A child of Frederick II, Count of Ferrette was Alix von Pfirt, Dame de Belfort[10].
- A child of Frederick II, Count of Ferrette was Ludwig III von Pfirt[11].
- Frederick II, Count of Ferrette is recorded as male[12].
- Frederick II, Count of Ferrette's instance of is recorded as human[13].
- Frederick II, Count of Ferrette's Commons category is recorded as Frederick II, Count of Ferrette[14].
- Frederick II, Count of Ferrette's given name is recorded as Friedrich[15].
Body
Origins and Family
Frederick II, Count of Ferrette was born on 1150[2]. His father was Ludwig II, Graf von Pfirt[4]. His mother was Agnès de Soyhières[5].
Personal Life
Spouses include Heilwig von Urach[6], b. 1150[16] and NN von Egisheim[7]. Children include Ulrich II of Ferrette[8], 1250–1275[17]; Berthold of Pfirt[9], a canon[18], 1250–1262[19]; Alix von Pfirt, Dame de Belfort[10]; and Ludwig III von Pfirt[11].
Death and Burial
Frederick II, Count of Ferrette died on January 25, 1234[3].
FAQs
Who were Frederick II, Count of Ferrette's parents?
Frederick II, Count of Ferrette's father was Ludwig II, Graf von Pfirt[4]. Frederick II, Count of Ferrette's mother was Agnès de Soyhières[5].
Who was Frederick II, Count of Ferrette married to?
Frederick II, Count of Ferrette's spouses include Heilwig von Urach[6] and NN von Egisheim[7].