Isabel de Béthune
(est. 1190 - after 1243)
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Isabel de Béthune
Summary
Isabel de Béthune is a human[1].
Key Facts
- Isabel de Béthune's father was Arnould de Morialmé[2].
- Isabel de Béthune's mother was Jeanne de Bailleul[3].
- Isabel de Béthune was married to Robert VII, Lord of Béthune[4].
- A child of Isabel de Béthune was Matilda of Béthune[5].
- A child of Isabel de Béthune was Jeanne de Condé[6].
- A child of Isabel de Béthune was Jacques de Condé dit de Bauilleul, Sire de Morialmé[7].
- Isabel de Béthune is recorded as female[8].
- Isabel de Béthune's instance of is recorded as human[9].
- Isabel de Béthune's given name is recorded as Isabel[10].
Body
Origins and Family
Isabel de Béthune's father was Arnould de Morialmé[2]. Her mother was Jeanne de Bailleul[3].
Personal Life
Isabel de Béthune was married to Robert VII, Lord of Béthune[4]. Children include Matilda of Béthune[5], a consort[11], 1220–1264[12]; Jeanne de Condé[6]; and Jacques de Condé dit de Bauilleul, Sire de Morialmé[7], 1210–1258[13].
FAQs
Who were Isabel de Béthune's parents?
Isabel de Béthune's father was Arnould de Morialmé[2]. Isabel de Béthune's mother was Jeanne de Bailleul[3].
Who was Isabel de Béthune married to?
Isabel de Béthune's spouses include Robert VII, Lord of Béthune[4].