Hartmann I. von Dillingen
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Summary
Hartmann I. von Dillingen is a human[1]. He was born on 1050[2]. He died in Neresheim[3]. He died on April 16, 1121[4]. He is known by 4 alternative names across languages and contexts.[5]
Key Facts
- Hartmann I. von Dillingen passed away in Neresheim[3].
- Hartmann I. von Dillingen passed away in Neresheim Abbey[6].
- Hartmann I. von Dillingen was born on 1050[2].
- Hartmann I. von Dillingen died on April 16, 1121[4].
- Hartmann I. von Dillingen's father was Hupold III. von Dillingen[7].
- Hartmann I. von Dillingen's mother was Q141628336[8].
- Among Hartmann I. von Dillingen's spouses was Adelheid von Winterthur[9].
- A child of Hartmann I. von Dillingen was Ulrich I. von Kyburg-Dillingen[10].
- A child of Hartmann I. von Dillingen was Adalbert I von Kyburg-Dillingen[11].
- A child of Hartmann I. von Dillingen was Adelheid von Dillingen[12].
- A child of Hartmann I. von Dillingen was Q141626618[13].
- Hartmann I. von Dillingen is recorded as male[14].
- Hartmann I. von Dillingen's instance of is recorded as human[15].
- Hartmann I. von Dillingen's noble title is recorded as count[16].
- Hartmann I. von Dillingen's noble title is recorded as Graf[17].
- Hartmann I. von Dillingen's given name is recorded as Hartmann[18].
- Hartmann I. von Dillingen's given name is recorded as Adelheid[19].
- Hartmann I. von Dillingen's described by source is recorded as Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie[20].
- Hartmann I. von Dillingen's P14927 is recorded as 133606368[21].
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Origins and Family
Hartmann I. von Dillingen was born on 1050[2]. His father was Hupold III. von Dillingen[7]. His mother was Q141628336[8].
Personal Life
Hartmann I. von Dillingen was married to Adelheid von Winterthur[9]. Children include Ulrich I. von Kyburg-Dillingen[10], a Catholic priest[22], 1100–1127[23]; Adalbert I von Kyburg-Dillingen[11], an aristocrat[24], 1085–1151[25]; Adelheid von Dillingen[12], a nun[26], 1060–1141[27]; and Q141626618[13].
Death and Burial
Hartmann I. von Dillingen died on April 16, 1121[4]. Recorded place of death include Neresheim[3], an urban municipality in Germany[28], in Germany[29] and Neresheim Abbey[6], an abbey[30], in Germany[31], founded in 1095[32], headquartered in Neresheim[33].
Why It Matters
Hartmann I. von Dillingen is known by 4 alternative names across languages and contexts.[5]
FAQs
Where did Hartmann I. von Dillingen die?
Hartmann I. von Dillingen died in Neresheim[3].
Who were Hartmann I. von Dillingen's parents?
Hartmann I. von Dillingen's father was Hupold III. von Dillingen[7]. Hartmann I. von Dillingen's mother was Q141628336[8].
Who was Hartmann I. von Dillingen married to?
Hartmann I. von Dillingen's spouses include Adelheid von Winterthur[9].