Gertrud of Joinville
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Gertrud of Joinville
Summary
Gertrud of Joinville is a human[1]. She worked as an aristocrat[2].
Key Facts
- Gertrud of Joinville's father was Godfrey III of Joinville[3].
- Among Gertrud of Joinville's spouses was Gerard II of Vaudémont[4].
- A child of Gertrud of Joinville was Hugh II of Vaudémont[5].
- A child of Gertrud of Joinville was Gerard of Vaudemont[6].
- A child of Gertrud of Joinville was Hedwide of Vaudémont[7].
- Gertrud of Joinville's professions included aristocrat[2].
- Gertrud of Joinville is recorded as female[8].
- Gertrud of Joinville's instance of is recorded as human[9].
- Gertrud of Joinville's family is recorded as House of Joinville[10].
- Gertrud of Joinville's given name is recorded as Gertrud[11].
- Gertrud of Joinville's Rodovid ID is recorded as 1019176[12].
- Gertrud of Joinville's genealogics.org person ID is recorded as I00163416[13].
- Gertrud of Joinville's sibling is recorded as Godfrey IV, Lord of Joinville[14].
- Gertrud of Joinville's WeRelate person ID is recorded as Gertrud_of_Joinville_(1)[15].
- Gertrud of Joinville's Roglo person ID is recorded as p=gertrude;n=de joinville[16].
Body
Origins and Family
Gertrud of Joinville's father was Godfrey III of Joinville[3].
Career and Affiliations
Gertrud of Joinville worked as an aristocrat[2].
Personal Life
Among Gertrud of Joinville's spouses was Gerard II of Vaudémont[4]. Children include Hugh II of Vaudémont[5], a feudatory[17], 1167–1242[18]; Gerard of Vaudemont[6], a Catholic priest[19]; and Hedwide of Vaudémont[7].
FAQs
Who were Gertrud of Joinville's parents?
Gertrud of Joinville's father was Godfrey III of Joinville[3].
Who was Gertrud of Joinville married to?
Gertrud of Joinville's spouses include Gerard II of Vaudémont[4].
What did Gertrud of Joinville do for work?
Gertrud of Joinville worked as aristocrat[2].