Gertrude of Northeim
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Gertrude of Northeim
Summary
Gertrude of Northeim is a human[1]. She was born on 1091[2]. She died on 1160[3].
Key Facts
- Gertrude of Northeim was born on 1091[2].
- Gertrude of Northeim died on 1160[3].
- Gertrude of Northeim's father was Henry, Margrave of Frisia[4].
- Gertrude of Northeim's mother was Gertrude of Brunswick[5].
- Gertrude of Northeim was married to Otto I, Count of Salm[6].
- Gertrude of Northeim was married to Siegfried of Ballenstedt[7].
- A child of Gertrude of Northeim was Sophia of Rheineck[8].
- A child of Gertrude of Northeim was Beatrix von Rheineck[9].
- A child of Gertrude of Northeim was Adela von Orlamünde[10].
- Gertrude of Northeim is recorded as female[11].
- Gertrude of Northeim's instance of is recorded as human[12].
- Gertrude of Northeim's given name is recorded as Gertrude[13].
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Origins and Family
Gertrude of Northeim was born on 1091[2]. Her father was Henry, Margrave of Frisia[4]. Her mother was Gertrude of Brunswick[5].
Personal Life
Spouses include Otto I, Count of Salm[6], an aristocrat[14], 1080–1150[15], of Germany[16] and Siegfried of Ballenstedt[7], a religious figure[17], 1075–1113[18]. Children include Sophia of Rheineck[8], an aristocrat[19], 1120–1176[20]; Beatrix von Rheineck[9], 1120–1147[21]; and Adela von Orlamünde[10].
Death and Burial
Gertrude of Northeim died on 1160[3].
FAQs
Who were Gertrude of Northeim's parents?
Gertrude of Northeim's father was Henry, Margrave of Frisia[4]. Gertrude of Northeim's mother was Gertrude of Brunswick[5].
Who was Gertrude of Northeim married to?
Gertrude of Northeim's spouses include Otto I, Count of Salm[6] and Siegfried of Ballenstedt[7].