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| de Namur Family Genealogy
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| Details for de Namur Family |
| See Descendency Chart for direct line to the Hart Family |
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Berenger I de Namur - was born about 0900 and died in 0946 .
Berenger married Symphorienne of Hainault. Symphorienne was born about 0900. She is the daughter of Duke Rainer I de Lorraine and Hersent de Lorraine.
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Robert de Namur - was born about 0950 and died in 0973 .
He was the son of Berenger I de Namur and Symphorienne of Hainault.
Robert married Ermingarde de Lorraine. Ermingarde was born about 0950. She is the daughter of Otto de Lorraine.
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Count Albert I de Namur - was born about 0975 in Lower Lorraine, France and died in 1011 .
He was the son of Robert de Namur and Ermingarde de Lorraine.
Count Albert married Princess Ermengarde of France about 0990. Princess Ermengarde was born about 0975 in Lower Lorraine, France. She was the daughter of Prince Charles of France. She died in 1012 .
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Albert II de Namur - was born about 0997 and died about 1063 .
He was the son of Count Albert I de Namur and Princess Ermengarde of France.
Albert married Regelindis de Lorraine. Regelindis was born about 1005. She died after 1067 .
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Count Albert III de Namur - was born about 1027.
He is the son of Albert II de Namur and Regelindis de Lorraine.
Count Albert married Ide (Relinde) of Saxony. Ide was born about 1045. She was the daughter of Duke Bernard II of Saxony and Eilika Margaravine of Schweinfurt. She died on 31 Jul 1102 . Count Albert - Albert's uncle, Duke Godefroid Iii of Lower-Lorraine, who had no children, had appointed Godefroid of Bouillon, his sister Ida's son, as his heir. When Duke Godefroid was murdered in 1076, Albert III disputed his cousin's succession, himself being a grandson of Gozelon I "The Great", Duke of Lorraine, as well as a great-grandson of Duke Gozelon's sister Bonne of Ardennes, the wife of Charles "The Fat", Duke of Lower-Lorraine. Albert's attempt was eventually unsuccessful. Initially, neither contender won, because he German King Heinrich Iv appointed his own two year-old son Conrad as the new Duke, clearly demonstrating that Lower-Lorraine had lost its significance as a political entity. Eleven years later, in 1087, Godefroid finally did become Duke of Lower-Lorraine, after Conrad had been appointed King of Germany (Conrad VII) by his father Heinrich IV, who had himself been crowned as Emperor in 1084 by the rival Pope Clemens III (Clemens had just been made Pope by Heinrich himself, as the replacement for Heinrich's arch-enemy Pope Gregorius VII.)
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Count Godefroi I de Namur - was born about 1067.
He is the son of Count Albert III de Namur and Ide (Relinde) of Saxony.
Count Godefroi married Ermensinde de Luxembourg. Ermensinde was born about 1082. She was the daughter of Count Conrad I de Luxembourg and Cleacutemence de Poitou. She died in 1141 . Ermensinde - became the heiress to Luxembourg after the death of her nephew Conrad II, the son of her brother Guillaume I. She transferred the title to her own son from her second marriage, Henri "The Blind" of Namur.
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Henri IV "the Blind" de Luxembourg - was born in 1113 and died in 1196 .
He was the son of Count Godefroi I de Namur and Ermensinde de Luxembourg.
Henri married Agnes de Geire. She died after 1186 . Henri - In 1186, Henri IV was an old man who expected to die without heirs. He had already named Boudewijn V, Count of Hainaut (and later also of Flanders) as his successor. Then his daughter Ermesinde was born. He made her his heir instead, and a war of succession broke out. The outcome was that Ermesinde became Countess of Luxembourg, Durbuy and Laroche, and Boudewijn V's second son Philipe became Count of Namur. Luxembourg and Limburg were politically united again through Ermesinde's marriage to "Duke Walram". After Walram's death, Countess Ermesinde ruled Luxembourg alone for another 20 years.
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