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Sign up freeFerdinand I Emperor Holy Roman Empire 1503–1564 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: 10 Mar 1503
Birth Location: Alcalá de Henares, Madrid, Madrid, Spain
Death Date: 27 Jul 1564
Death Location: Wien, Wien, Vienna, Austria
Father: Felipe Spain
Mother: Juana ARAGÓN
Spouse(s): Anna Bohemia
Children(s): Maximilian EMPIRE, Anna AUSTRIA, Karl AUSTRIA, Maria VonHabsburg
In 1503, Ferdinand I Emperor Holy Roman Empire entered the world in Alcalá de Henares, Madrid, Madrid, Spain, born to Felipe I The Handsome Of Spain And Juana Of Aragon. Ferdinand I Emperor Holy Roman Empire married Anna Bohemia, and had children including Anna Archduchess Of Austria, Karl Archduke Of Austria, Maria Archduchess Vonhabsburg, Maximilian Ii Emperor The Holy Roman Empire. Ferdinand I Emperor Holy Roman Empire passed away in 1564 in Wien, Wien, Vienna, Austria.
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Biography
- In 1503, Ferdinand I Emperor Holy Roman Empire entered the world in Alcalá de Henares, Madrid, Madrid, Spain, born to Felipe I The Handsome Of Spain And Juana Of Aragon.
- Ferdinand I Emperor Holy Roman Empire married Anna Bohemia, and had children including Anna Archduchess Of Austria, Karl Archduke Of Austria, Maria Archduchess Vonhabsburg, Maximilian Ii Emperor The Holy Roman Empire.
- Ferdinand I Emperor Holy Roman Empire passed away in 1564 in Wien, Wien, Vienna, Austria.
Immediate Family
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Ferdinand Empire's Ancestors
Ferdinand Empire's Descendants
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1. Maximilian (II Emperor The HOLY ROMAN) EMPIRE 1527–1576 m. Marie (Archduchess Of) AUSTRIA 1528–1603
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1. Anna (Marie Archduchess Of) AUSTRIA 1549–1580 m. Philip (II of) Spain 1527–1598 m. Spain (phillip) II 1527–1598
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1. Felipe (III) Spain 1578–1621 m. Lady (Magdalene of) Navarre 1585–1650
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2. Ferdinand (of) Asturias 1571–1578
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3. Carlos (Lorenz of) Spain 1573–1575
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4. Diego (of) Spain 1575–1582
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5. Mary Habsburg 1575–
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6. Eduardo DeEspana 1575–1582
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7. Edward Habsburg 1575–
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8. Philip (III of) Spain 1578–1621
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9. Maria (of) Spain 1580–1583
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10. Spain Diego 1574–1582
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11. Mary Habsburg 1530–1584
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12. Don (Carlos) Spain 1545–1568
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13. Don (Carlos) Spain 1545–1568
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14. Isabella (Clara Eugenia) Habsburg 1556–1633
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15. Catherine (Michelle of) SPAIN 1567–1597
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16. Son (of) Spain 1568–1568
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17. Ferdinana DeEspana 1571–1578
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18. Ferdinand (of) Asturias 1571–1578
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19. Ferdinand Habsburg 1571–1578
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20. Diego (Félix) Habsburg 1575–1582
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2. Dau (Maximillian) Maria 1549–1580
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3. Anna Rome 1549–1580
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4. Ferdinand (Archduke) AUSTRIA 1551–1552
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5. Rudolf (Holy Roman Emp) AUSTRIA 1552–1612
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6. Ernst (Archduke) AUSTRIA 1553–1595
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7. Elisabeth (Archduchess) AUSTRIA 1554–1591
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8. Matthias (Holy Roman) Emperor 1557–1619
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9. Albrecht (Ernst Archduke) AUSTRIA 1559–1618
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10. Albert (VII) Habsburg 1559–1621
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11. Conradi Rittenhausen 1560–1613
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12. Archduke (Austria) Wenzel 1560–1578
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13. Maria (Erzherzogin vonOsterreich von Habsburg) Austria 1564–1564
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14. Karl (Archduke) AUSTRIA 1565–1566
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15. Margarethe (Archduchess) AUSTRIA 1567–1633
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16. Eleonore (Archduchess) AUSTRIA 1568–1580
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2. Anna (Archduchess Of) AUSTRIA 1528–1590
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3. Karl (Archduke Of) AUSTRIA 1529–1595
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4. Maria (Archduchess) VonHabsburg 1531–1581
Ferdinand Empire's Timeline
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 10 Mar 1503
Event Place: Alcalá de Henares, Madrid, Madrid, Spain
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 27 Jul 1564
Event Place: Wien, Wien, Vienna, Austria