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Eleanor of Sicily, Queen of Aragon 1325–1375 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1325

Birth Location: Sicilia, Italy

Death Date: 20 April 1375

Death Location: Poblet, Provincia de Tarragona, Cataluna, Spain

Father: Peter Sicily

Mother: Elisabeth Sicily

Spouse(s): Peter Barcelona

Children(s): Juan Barcelona, Eleonor León, Martin Aragon

The story of Eleanor of Sicily, Queen of Aragon began in 1325 in Sicilia, Italy. Eleanor of Sicily, Queen of Aragon married Peter Iv Pedro House Of Barcelona King Of Aragon Valencia Majorca And Count Of Barcelona, and had children including Eleonor House Of Barcelona De Aragon Queen Consort Of Castile And Leon, Juan I The Hunter House Of Barcelona King Of Aragon Valencia And Majorca And Count Of Barcelona, Martin I Martinus De Aragon. Eleanor of Sicily, Queen of Aragon passed away in 1375 in Poblet, Provincia de Tarragona, Cataluna, Spain.

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Biography

  • The story of Eleanor of Sicily, Queen of Aragon began in 1325 in Sicilia, Italy.
  • Eleanor of Sicily, Queen of Aragon married Peter Iv Pedro House Of Barcelona King Of Aragon Valencia Majorca And Count Of Barcelona, and had children including Eleonor House Of Barcelona De Aragon Queen Consort Of Castile And Leon, Juan I The Hunter House Of Barcelona King Of Aragon Valencia And Majorca And Count Of Barcelona, Martin I Martinus De Aragon.
  • Eleanor of Sicily, Queen of Aragon passed away in 1375 in Poblet, Provincia de Tarragona, Cataluna, Spain.

Immediate Family

Parents

Peter Sicily
1305–1342
Birth Location: –
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Elisabeth Sicily
1305–1345
Birth Location: of Tyrol, Holy Roman Empire
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Spouses(s)

Peter Barcelona
1319–1387
Birth Location: Perpignan, Pyrenees-Orientales, Languedoc-Roussillon, France
PB

Children(s)

Juan Barcelona
1350–1396
Birth Location: Perpignan, Pyrénées-Orientales, Languedoc-Roussillon, France
JB
Eleonor León
1358–1382
Birth Location: Santa Maria del Puig, Horta Nord, Spain
EL
Martin Aragon
1356–1410
Birth Location: Gerona, Spanje
MA

Eleanor Aragon's Ancestors

Self
Eleanor Aragon
1325–1375
Birth Place: Sicilia, Italy
Parents
Peter II Pietro House of Barcelona of Aragon, King of Sicily
1305–1342
Elisabeth (House of Gorizia of Karinthie, Queen consort of) Sicily
1305–1345
of Tyrol, Holy Roman Empire
Grandparents
Frederick (II (Frederico) of) Sicily-Aragon
1272–1337
Barcelona
Eleonore (de) Anjou
1289–1341
Otto (III House of Meinhardiner, Duke of) Carinthia
1265–1310
Tyrol, Austria
Great-Grandparents
Pedro Aragon
1239–1285
Constance Aragon
1249–1302
Charles Naples
1254–1309
Marie Naples
1257–1323
Elisabeth Jerusalem
1227–1273
2nd-Great-Grandparents
James Aragon
1208–1276
Violante Aragon
1215–1253
King Sicily
1232–1266
Constance Nicaea
1235–1307
Charles Albania
1227–1285
Beatrice Sicile
1234–1267
Stephen Hungary
1239–1272
Elizabeth Hungary
1240–1275
Otto Bavaria
1206–1253

Eleanor Aragon's Descendants

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Eleanor (of Sicily, Queen of) Aragon (1325–20 April 1375) m. Peter (IV (Pedro) House of Barcelona, King of Aragon, Valencia, Majorca and Count of) Barcelona (5 Sep 1319–6 Jan 1387)
  1. 1. Juan (I 'The Hunter' House of Barcelona, King of Aragon, Valencia and Majorca and Count of) Barcelona 1350–1396 m. Yolande (de) Bar 1365–1431
    1. 1. Yolande (of Aragon, Titular Queen consort of) Naples 1384–1443 m. Louis (II Valois-Anjou, King of) Naples 1377–1417
      1. 1. Rene (I d'Anjou, King of) Naples 1409–1480 m. Isabella (d`Lorraine, Queen consort of) Naples 1410–1453 m. Jeanne (of Laval, Queen consort of Naples and) Sicily 1433–1498
        1. 1. Margaret (Anjou, Queen Consort of) England 1430–1482 m. Henry (VI Plantaganet of Lancaster, King of England and France, Lord of Ireland, defeated Battle of Castillon 1453 – end of Hundred Years War; lost most of) France 1421–1471
        2. 2. Isabelle (of) Anjou 1423–1423
        3. 3. John (II Anjou, King of) Naples 1424–1470
        4. 4. Rene (of) Anjou 1426–
        5. 5. Louis ('Marquis of Pont-a-Mousson' of) Anjou 1427–1444
        6. 6. Nicolas (of) Anjou 1428–
        7. 7. Louise (of) Anjou 1436–1436
        8. 8. Yolande, (Duchess of) Lorraine 1428–1483 m. Frederick (II of Lorraine, Count of Vaudémont, Honorary Lieutenant-General of) Sicily 1428–1470
      2. 2. Louis (III of) Naples 1403–1434 m. Margaret (of Savoy, Duchess of) Anjou 1410–1479
      3. 3. Marie d'Anjou 1404–1463 m. Charles (VII 'the Victorious' House of Valois, 5th Dauphin, King of) France 1403–1461
        1. 1. Louis (XI the Prudent de Valois, King of) France 1423–1483 m. Margaret (Stewart, Princess of Scotland, Dauphine of) France 1424–1445 m. Charlotte (of Savoy, Queen consort of) France 1441–1483 m. Catherine (De) Mailly 1456–1490
        2. 2. Catherine (of Valois, Countess of Charolais, no) issue 1428–1446 m. Charles ("The Bold" Capet, Count of Charolais; Duke of) Burgundy 1433–1477
        3. 3. Charles (of Valois, Duke of) Berry 1446–1472
        4. 4. Yolande (of Valois, Duchess consort of) Savoy 1434–1478
        5. 5. Joan (of Valois, Duchess of) Bourbon 1435–1482
        6. 6. Magdalena ('Madeleine' of Valois, Princess of) France 1443–1495
      4. 4. Charles (IV d'Anjou, Count of) Maine 1414–1472 m. Isabelle (of Luxembourg) (Limburg) 1409–1472 m. Cobella (Ruffo, Countess of Montalto and) Corigliano –1442
        1. 1. Chares (IV, Duke of) Anjou 1446–1481
        2. 2. Louise (de) Anjou 1445–1477
      5. 5. Yolande (of Anjou, Duchess of) Brittany 1412–1440
  2. 2. Eleonor (House of Barcelona de Aragon, Queen consort of Castile and) León 1358–1382 m. Johan (I John House of Trastámara, King of Castile and) León 1358–1390
    1. 1. Fernando (I Trastámara dynasty, King of Aragon, Valencia, Majorca, Sicily, Sardinia and Corsica, Count of Barcelona, Roussillon, & Cerdanya, Duke of) Athens 1380–1416 m. Eleonor (of Aragon-Valencia-Albucerque,) Princess 1374–1435
      1. 1. Leonora ((Eleanor) House of Trastamara, Queen of Portugal &) Aragon 1402–1445 m. Duarte (I ( Edward) 'The Eloquent' House of Aviz, King of) Portugal 1391–1438
        1. 1. Eleonora (Helena Princess of Portugal, Holy Roman) Empress 1434–1467 m. Frederick (III 'The Peaceful' "The Fat" von Hapsburg, Holy Roman) Emperor 1415–1493
        2. 2. Joana (of Portugal, de Aviz, Queen Consort of) Castile 1439–1475
        3. 3. Alfonso (V 'The African', Joanine Dynasty (House of Aviz) King of Portugal and the) Algarves 1432–1481 m. Isabella (la) Paloma 1432–1455 m. Juana ("la Beltranaja" Infta of Castile, Princess of the) Asturias 1462–1530
        4. 4. Fernando (de Portugal, Duke of) Viseu 1433–1470 m. Beatriz (de) Aveiro 1430–1506
      2. 2. Alfonso (V "the Magnanimous" of) Aragón 1394–1458
      3. 3. John (II "the Faithless", Trastámara (cadet line of Ivrea House), King of Aragon & Navarre, Knight of the Golden) Fleece 1398–1479 m. Juana (House of Enriquez, y Fernandez de Cordoba, Queen consort of Aragon, Countess of Melba and) Rueda 1425–1468 m. Leonor (de) Escobar 1410–
        1. 1. Ferdinand (II "The Catholic" House of Trastámara, King of Aragon, financed Christopher Columbus' voyages; 1492 Spanish Re-conquest of Emirate of Granada, the last Islamic) entity 1452–1516 m. Isabella (I 'The Catholic,' 'Columbus voyages' House of Trastámara, Queen of Castile and Leon, of Aragon, Mauorca, Naples, Sicily and Valencia, established the Spanish) Inquisition 1451–1504 m. Luisa DeEstrada 1453–1486
        2. 2. Joanna (Trastamara) Aragon 1454–1517
    2. 2. Hendrik (III de) CASTILLE 1379–1406 m. Catherine (Plantagenet of Lancaster, Queen consort of) Castile 1373–1418
      1. 1. Juan ('John' II, House of Trastámara, King of Castile And) Leon 1405–1454 m. Isabella (of Portugal Queen consort of Castile and) León 1428–1496 m. Maria (de) Aragon 1396–1445
        1. 1. Isabella (I 'The Catholic,' 'Columbus voyages' House of Trastámara, Queen of Castile and Leon, of Aragon, Mauorca, Naples, Sicily and Valencia, established the Spanish) Inquisition 1451–1504 m. Ferdinand (II "The Catholic" House of Trastámara, King of Aragon, financed Christopher Columbus' voyages; 1492 Spanish Re-conquest of Emirate of Granada, the last Islamic) entity 1452–1516
        2. 2. Enrique (IV of) Castille 1425–1474
  3. 3. Martin (I Martinus de) Aragon 1356–1410

Eleanor Aragon's Timeline

2 Records

1325
1325
Birth of Eleanor of Sicily, Queen of Aragon in Sicilia, Italy
Sicilia, Italy
1375
20 April 1375
Age 50
Death of Eleanor of Sicily, Queen of Aragon in Lleida, Catalonia, Spain
Lleida, Catalonia, Spain

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1325
    Event Place: Sicilia, Italy
    Record Source:
    [1] Netherlands, GenealogieOnline Trees Index
    [2] Global, Find a Grave® Index for Burials at Sea and other Select Burial Locations, 1300s-Current

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 20 April 1375
    Event Place: Lleida, Catalonia, Spain
    Record Source:
    [1] Netherlands, GenealogieOnline Trees Index
    [2] Global, Find a Grave® Index for Burials at Sea and other Select Burial Locations, 1300s-Current

    Genealogy Event 3
    Event Type: Burial
    Event Place: Poblet, Provincia de Tarragona, Cataluna, Spain
    Record Source: Global, Find a Grave® Index for Burials at Sea and other Select Burial Locations, 1300s-Current
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