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Henri de Bourgogne 1035–1074 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: Abt 1035

Birth Location: Bourgogne, France

Death Date: 27 January 1074

Death Location: Astorga, Galicia, Spain

Father: Robert Bourgondie

Mother: Héliette Sémur

Spouse(s): Sibylle Barcelona

Children(s): Eudes (26th,27thGGF), Béatrix 29thGGM), Henry Burgundy

Henri de Bourgogne was born in 1035 in Bourgogne, France, the child of Robert I De Capet Hertog Van Bourgondie And Heliette De Semur. Henri de Bourgogne married Sibylle Barcelona, and had children including Beatrix De Bourgogne Infante De Bourgogne Merovingian 26Th 29Thggm, Eudes I Borel Duke Of Burgundy Odo I De The Red Reconquista 1087 Crusade Of 1101 Died In Turkey After The 1St Crusade Possibly Betrayed By Alexius I Comnenus Who Later Might Have Been Betrayed By Bohemond I 26Th 27Thggf, Henry Of Burgundy. Henri de Bourgogne passed away in 1074 in Astorga, Galicia, Spain.

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Biography

  • Henri de Bourgogne was born in 1035 in Bourgogne, France, the child of Robert I De Capet Hertog Van Bourgondie And Heliette De Semur.
  • Henri de Bourgogne married Sibylle Barcelona, and had children including Beatrix De Bourgogne Infante De Bourgogne Merovingian 26Th 29Thggm, Eudes I Borel Duke Of Burgundy Odo I De The Red Reconquista 1087 Crusade Of 1101 Died In Turkey After The 1St Crusade Possibly Betrayed By Alexius I Comnenus Who Later Might Have Been Betrayed By Bohemond I 26Th 27Thggf, Henry Of Burgundy.
  • Henri de Bourgogne passed away in 1074 in Astorga, Galicia, Spain.

Immediate Family

Parents

Robert Bourgondie
1011–1076
Birth Location: Anjou, France
RB
Héliette Sémur
1020–1102
Birth Location: Semur, Cote-D'or, France
HS

Spouses(s)

Sibylle Barcelona
1035–1074
Birth Location: Barcelona, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
SB

Children(s)

Eudes (26th,27thGGF)
1060–1102
Birth Location: Dijon, Burgundy, France
E(
Béatrix 29thGGM)
1063–1110
Birth Location: –
B2
Henry Burgundy
1066–1112
Birth Location: Dijon, Cote d'Or, Bourgogne, France
HB

Henri Bourgogne's Ancestors

Self
Henri Bourgogne
1035–1074
Birth Place: Bourgogne, France
Parents
Robert I 'de Capet\ Hertog van Bourgondie
1011–1076
Anjou, France
Héliette (de) Sémur
1020–1102
Semur, Cote-D'or, France
Grandparents
Robert (II Le Pious Le Pieux Van Frankrijk Le) Pieux
–1031
Orléans, Loiret, Centre, France
Constance (Arles\ de) Provence
–1032
Toulouse
Dalmas (I , seigneur de Semur ( Damas , Dalmace ) (He was Murdered) (28thGGF) Première Maison des Seigneurs de Semur-en-Brionnais) *
–1048
Aremburge (de VERGY ( Aremburga , Aramburge de BOURGOGNE ) (28thGGM)) *
–1024
Vergy, France
Great-Grandparents
King Capet
Adelaide France)
–1006
Guillaume Provence
Adelheid Anjou
–1032
Geoffroy attached)
–1015
Mahaud !
Gerard (29thGGF)
–1023
Elisabeth (29thGGM)
–1016
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Hugh DUKE
Hedwige Germans
Guillaume (27thGGF)
Gerloc Normandië
Boso *
Constance (27th,31stGGM)
Foulques mother?)
Gerberge *
Josserand )
Lambert *
Adele Vermandois
–1124
Lambert *
Adele Vermandois
–1124

Henri Bourgogne's Descendants

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Henri (de) Bourgogne (Abt 1035–27 January 1074) m. Sibylle Barcelona (1035–6 Jul 1074)
  1. 1. Eudes (I Borel Duke of BURGUNDY ( Odo I de ) "the Red" (Reconquista 1087) Crusade of 1101 died in Turkey (after the 1st crusade) Possibly betrayed by Alexius I COMNENUS, who later might have been betrayed by Bohemond I) (26th,27thGGF) 1060–1102 m. Sibylla Burgundy 1060–1103
    1. 1. Hélie (de Bourgogne\ comtesse consort de) Toulouse 1080–1141 m. Guillaume (Talvas de Montgomery\ comte de Ponthieu et) d'Alencon 1099–1171 m. Guillaume (II d'Alencon , Comte de Ponthieu et Alencon, Sire de Montgomery , de Bellême (26thGGF) (see William MONTGOMERY ( III ) ( I ) Count of Ponthieu) ) 1090–1172 m. Bertrand (II , comte de Toulouse , count of Tripoli ( Bertand III , Raymondins ) . The County of Tripoli (1109–1289) was the last of the Crusader states. (27thGU) ✔ ( Crusade 1109,) 1101) 1065–1112
      1. 1. Guy (Talvas\ Comte de) Ponthieu 1120–1147 m. Ida (ST. POL ( Ida de Saint Pol ) (1100)) (24thGGM) 1100–1180
        1. 1. John (I Count of) Ponthieu 1141–1191 m. Beatrix (van Saint Pol , uit het Huis Campdavain (23rd, 25thGGM) * (Both husbands died in Acre, Hazafon, Palestine) ) 1140–1204
      2. 2. Adela Talvas 1120–1174 m. William (III de Warenne , 3rd Earl of Surrey . Died on 2nd Crusade , on way to the "Holy Land" at the Battle of Mount Cadmus (25thGGF) Anglo-Norman) * 1118–1148 m. Patrick (of Salisbury, 1st Earl of Salisbury (an Anglo-Norman nobleman) Killed at Poitiers, France in an ambush by forces of Guy of Lusignan) (23rdGGF) 1122–1168
        1. 1. Isabel (Warren, Countess of Surrey en) Boulogne 1136–1203 m. William (I Count of) Boulogne 1137–1159 m. Hamelin (d' ANJOU (PLANTAGENET) de Warenne) (22ndGGF) 1135–1202
        2. 2. Ela (de Warren) (Warenne) 1140–
        3. 3. Gundred (de Warenne) (24thGGM) 1145–1224 m. William (de Glanville (24thGGF)) * 1133–1166
        4. 4. William (FitzPatrick D'Evereux , 2nd Earl of Salisbury) (22ndGGF) 1150–1196 m. Eleanor (de VITRE ( Alinor de Vitré )) (22ndGGM) 1158–1233
      3. 3. Pons (de Toulouse , Comte De Tripoli ( Pontius of TRIPOLI ) Crusader , Killed by Bazwāj, mamluk , commander of Damascus, after Christians (East or West Syriac Church possibly) caught him *) (24thGU) 1098–1137 m. Cecile (of) France 1097–1145
        1. 1. Raymond (II , Crusader , Count of Tripoli ( Raimund II ) Retaliated against the villagers who had captured his father. He was the first Christian ruler to be murdered by the "Assassins") (1stC23XR) 1115–1152 m. Hodierna (of Jerusalem , Countess consort of Tripoli (27thGA)) (1stC26XR) 1110–1164
      4. 4. Clémence (de) Ponthieu 1120–1189 m. Judhaël (( Juhel ) I , Seigneur de Mayenne (1086)) (26thGGF) 1086–1156
        1. 1. Geoffroy (III ( IV ), Seigneur de Mayenne ( Crusade 1158) * (26thGGF) !) ✔ 1147–1170 m. Constance (de Bretagne ( de Brittany , Viscountess of Rohan )) (24thGGM) 1110–1148 m. Isabelle (de Beaumont-le-Roger , Dame de Meulan , de Mayenne, de Craon) (24thGGM) 1147–1220
        2. 2. Juhel (II de Mayenne , Baron de Mayenne) (1stC24XR) –1161 m. Matilda (de Bohun (1140)) (24thGA) 1140–1252
      5. 5. Jean (I Comte de ALENÇON ( d' ALENCON ) ( Jean I "Talvas" d'Alençon , Montgomery ) (Died in 3rd Crusade ) (26th, 29thGGF)) * 1120–1191 m. Beatrice (d' ANJOU of MAINE ( Beatrix D'Anjou ) (1133-1190) (26thGGM)) * 1133–1190
        1. 1. Alix (de ALENÇON , Dame de MONTGOMMERY ( d'ALENÇON ) (1145) (or Aénor de Châtellerault ) (25thGGM)) * 1145–1220 m. Hugues (II ( III ) de Châtellerault , Seigneur de CHATELLERAULT (25thGGF) * (Probably did not die in) Palestine) 1110–1176 m. Guillaume (I de PREAUX ( Préaux ) ( William ) (3rd Crusade ) (1190)) (28thGGF) 1190–1235
      6. 6. Blanche (de Bellême , dame de Ponthieu (1124-1180)) (22ndGA) 1124–1180 m. Radulfus (( Raoul Radulphe ) de Brimeu ( Crusade ) (1123-1173)) (3rdC21XR) 1123–1173
        1. 1. Enguerrand (de Brimeu ( Crusade 1187) (1150-1244)) (4thC20XR) 1150–1244 m. Élisabeth (de Créquy de Brimeux) (1155-1188) 1155–1188
    2. 2. Hugh (II "Le Pacifigue" Borel Duke of Burgundy (Chase) Line) 1085–1143 m. Matilda (de Turenne of Mayenne ( Felicia-Matilda ) (26th, 29thGGM) * (check) DOB) 1095–1162
      1. 1. Odo (II \ Eudes Duke of Burgandy (multiple) lines) 1118–1162 m. Marie (de BLOIS, de Champagne, Duchess of Burgundy) (25thGGM) 1129–1190
        1. 1. Hugh (III ( Hugo ) Duke of BURGUNDY (Joined the Crusades 1171, 1190) Died at the Siege of Acre ( Hugues III de Bourgogne ) (23rd, 24th, 25th, 26th,) 27thGGF) 1148–1192 m. Adelaide (de Lorraine (" Alix , Alice ") (24thGGM)) * 1144–1200 m. Beatrice (d'Albon , Dauphine du Viennois , comtesse d'Albon and du Grésivaudan ( Béatrice of Albon ) (25th, 26thGGM)) * 1161–1228
        2. 2. Alix (of Burgandy ( Adelheid de Bourgogne , Alice )) (24thGGM) 1146–1192 m. Archambaud (VII Lord of Bourbon ( VIII " le Jeune " ) ( Archambault ) (24thGGF)) * 1140–1169
        3. 3. Mathilde (de Bourgogne , Dame de Limais) (24thGGM) 1150–1202 m. Robert (d'Auvergne comte de Auvergne) (24thGGF) 1130–1194
      2. 2. Mathilda (of Burgundy ( Matilda , Mathilde de Bourgogne dame de Montferrier )) (24thGGM) 1130–1172 m. William (VII Duke of Montpellier , Siege of Tortosa (1148 Crusade ) (1130-1173)) (24thGGF) 1130–1173
        1. 1. William (VIII Lord of Montpellier ( Guilhem de ) (22nd and 25thGGF)) * 1158–1218 m. Eudokia (Komnene (became a Benedictine nun) ( Eudocia Comnena ) (22nd and 25thGGM)) * 1150–1203
      3. 3. Sibylla (of Burgundy) (26thGA) 1126–1150 m. Rogier (II van Hauteville Koning van Napels en) Sicilië 1095–1154
      4. 4. Engeline (de Bourgogne ( Aigline ) ( Aigeline , Anne of Burgundy )) (28thGGM) 1116–1163 m. Hugues (I De Vaudemont ( Hugo , Hugh ) He accompanied the king of France Louis VII the younger during the 2nd Crusade) (28thGGF) 1095–1155
        1. 1. Gérard (II , comte de Vaudemont ( Vaudémont ) ( Crusade 1146) (Died on pilgrimage to Spain)) (27thGGF) 1135–1188 m. Gertrude (de Joinville (1141-1181)) (27thGGM) 1141–1181
      5. 5. Hugues (de Bourgogne , seigneur du Chatelet de Chalon et de) Navilly 1121– m. Isabelle (de Thiern , Lady Of Chalon-Sur-Saone) (26thGGM) 1125–
        1. 1. Sibylle (de Bourgogne) (25thGGM) 1152–1201 m. Anséric (III de MONTRÉAL , Lord of Montreal and Grand Seneschal of Burgundy , Seigneur de L'Isle sous Montréal ( Anseric IV ) ( 3rd Crusade died in Palestine) *) (25thGGF) 1145–1196
      6. 6. Clémence (de Bourgogne (1117- )) (23rdGA) 1117– m. Geoffroi (III ( IV ), de Donzy , Comte de Gien (1105-1157)) (27thGU) 1105–1157
        1. 1. Mahaut (Félicité de Donzy (1160- )) (1stC24XR) 1160–
    3. 3. Florine (de Bourgogne , a warrior-princess who accompanied her husband in the 1st Crusade . Died on crusade) (26thGA) 1083–1097 m. Sweyn (" The Crusader " ( Korsfarer ) Svendsson , Prince of Denmark ( Svend Svendss , Svendsen ) Died on 1st Crusade with his wife (1050-1097) (27thGU) body was found around) 1645 1050–1097
      1. 1. Henry (" the Halt " SVEINSSON ( Svendsson ) (Prince Henrik Svendsen Skadelår , Skadelaar ) of Denmark , died in the Battle of Fotevik * (Born 1090)) (2ndC22XR) 1090–1134 m. Ingrid (Ragnvaldsdotter , Queen consort of Norway) (1stC26XR) –1161
  2. 2. Béatrix (de Bourgogne , infante de Bourgogne ( Merovingian ) (26th,) 29thGGM) 1063–1110 m. Guy (III , seigneur de Vignory (26th,) 29thGGF) –1137
    1. 1. Aldéarde (de Vignory (1095-1140) (25thGGM) (Female coat of) arms) 1095–1140 m. Roger (de Joinville , seigneur de Joinville (1090-1137)) (25thGGF) 1090–1137
      1. 1. Geoffroi (III , seigneur de Joinville (1115-1188) (24th, 28thGGF) Broyes COA from his wife's 1st husband) Broyes 1115–1188 m. Félicité (de Brienne de Joinville , dame de Ramerupt , de Broyes (1102-1178) (24th,26th,) 28thGGM) 1102–1178
        1. 1. Geoffroi (IV de Joinville , seigneur de Joinville " Le Jeune " Died while at 3rd Crusade (23rdGGF) ✔✝⚔ His mother's first husband, Simon I of Broyes) (1141) 1141–1190 m. Helvis ((Helvide) de Dampierre , Dame de Maillei and de Remignicourt) (23rdGGM) 1145–1195
        2. 2. Gertrude (de Joinville (1141-1181)) (27thGGM) 1141–1181 m. Gérard (II , comte de Vaudemont ( Vaudémont ) ( Crusade 1146) (Died on pilgrimage to Spain)) (27thGGF) 1135–1188
      2. 2. Béatrice (of Grandson-Joinville) (25thGA) 1120–1170 m. Amadeus (II of Montbeliard comte de Montbéliard ( Amédée II de Montfaucon ) Crusade 1170. He was killed by Amauri de Joux, husband of Berthe) (25thGU) 1125–1195
        1. 1. Gauthier (( Walter ) de Montfauçon , Regent of Cyprus ( 4th Crusade ) ( Walter of Montbéliard de Montfaucon )) (-1212)(1stC22XR) –1212
        2. 2. Richard (III de Montfaucon , Comte de) Montbéliard 1155–1227
    2. 2. Guy (IV le Jeune de Vignory (1090)) (28thGGF) 1090–1147 m. Alix (( Adélaïs Alaïs ) de PIERREFITTE , dame de Pierrefitte-sur-Aire , De Vignory (1090-1145)) (28thGGM) 1090–1145
      1. 1. Barthélémy (de Vignory , Seigneur de Vignory ( Crusader ) . Died at the Siege of Acre (1141)) (27thGU) 1141–1191 m. Helvide (de Brienne) (21stGA) 1135–1202
        1. 1. Gauthier (de Vignory , Seigneur de Vignory , Chevalier ( Crusade 1199)) (1stC22XR) –1229
      2. 2. Hodiarde (de Pierrefite Dame de Pierrefitte-sur-Aire ( Aldéarde , Adélaïde de Pierrefaite , de Pierrefaites ) (1123-1154) (28thGGM) * Pierrefaites (now called Pierremont-sur-Amance commune) ) 1123–1154 m. Arnoul (de Reynel (1119-1156) (28thGGF)) * 1119–1156
        1. 1. Wiard (, Count de Reynel , de Rimaucourt, et de Gondrecourt (27thGGF) (1148-1207) coat of) arms 1148–1207 m. Emmelinde (de Gondrecourt , Baroness (1157-1177)) (27thGGM) 1157–1177
      3. 3. Guy (V de Vignory (1124-1150)) (27thGGF) 1124–1150
        1. 1. Béatrix (de Vignory de Cirey ( Beatrix ) (1145)) (26thGGM) 1145– m. Adam ((or Thécelin ) de Cirey , Lord of Cirey Sur Blaise ( Cirey-sur-Blaise) ) 1130–1172
  3. 3. Henry (of) Burgundy 1066–1112 m. Teresa (De) Castile 1090–1130
    1. 1. Urraca (Henriques , infanta of Portugal (1095)) (26thGGM) 1095–1130 m. Vermudo (( Bermudo ) Pérez de Traba , conde de Trastámara) (26thGGF) –1168
      1. 1. Teresa (( Tereza ) Bermudes de Trava ( Bermúdez de Traba )) (25thGGM) 1137– m. Fernando (Aires de Lima , senhor de Batissella ( Ferdinand Arias ) ( Fernan Dias de SAAVEDRA ) (At the conquest , siege of Almería in southern Al-Andalus , modern Spain, Reconquista , " 2nd Crusade " 1147) (1130-1179)) (25thGGF) 1130–1179
        1. 1. João ('o Bom' Fernandes de) Lima 1175–1245 m. Maria (von) Ribera 1180–1258
        2. 2. Pedro (Arias de Saavedra y Bermúdez de Trava, XVI lord of Saavedra , died at the Battle of Las Navas de Tolosa , Reconquista Crusade (24thGU) check) DOB 1132–1212
      2. 2. Fernando (Bermúdez de Trava ( Traba ) (1115-After 1161)) (32ndGGF) 1115–1161 m. Urraca (Fernández de Témez , Señora de Témez y Chantada ( Temes ) (1154- )) (32ndGGM) 1154–
        1. 1. Vasco (Fernández de) Temes 1175–
        2. 2. Mayor (Milagre Fernández de Trastámara (1179-1265)) (31stGGM) 1179–1265 m. Lope (Sánchez de Ulloa , IV Señor de Villamayor de Ulloa (1180-1265) (31stGGF) * (Leads to Arias Lucio de) SAAVEDRA) 1180–1265
    2. 2. Sancha (Henriques , Infanta de Portugal Lady of Celanova Lady of Braganza (1095-1163) (30thGGM)) * 1095–1163 m. Sancho (Nuñes de Celanova , señor de Barbosa (1070-1130)) (30thGGF) 1070–1130 m. Fernando (Mendes (Senhor) de BRAGANCA) * –1160
      1. 1. Froilhe (( Flor ) Sanchez de Barbosa de Celanova ( Fruilhe Sanches ) (1140) (29thGGM)) * 1140– m. Pedro (Fernandes de Bragança ( Pedro Fernandez de Braganza ) chief butler of Sancho Alfónsez , Infante (1130)) (29thGGF) 1130–1195
        1. 1. Garcia (Pires de Bragança , O Ledrão , lord of Ledra , Knight , chief butler of Alfonso IX of León , Chief Steward of the Kingdom of Leo ( of Braganza ) (1155) (28thGGF)) * 1155–1206
      2. 2. Urraca (Sanches de Celanova (1120-) ) 1120– m. Gonçalo (Mendes I de CASA de SOUZA "o Bom" ( The Good ) ( Conde ) ( Garcia Mendes de Sousa ) Battle of Ourique (1139) Crusade , Reconquista (Died after being wounded in battle) (1120-1190) (30thGGF)) * 1120–1190
        1. 1. Mendo (de Sousa ( Sousão ) Ciunt , Mordomo-mór (spokesperson) of Sancho I of Portugal. (1140-1197)) (29thGU) 1140–1197 m. Maria (Rodrigues Veloso (1150-) ) 1150–
    3. 3. Alfonso (I) Portugal 1110–1185 m. Châmoa (Gomes de Pombeiro , Senhora da Maia , of Galicia ( Flâmula )) (30thGGM) –1145 m. Mathilde (van) Savoye 1125–1157
      1. 1. Fernando (Afonso de Portugal, 12th Grand Master of the Order of Saint John of Jerusalem (Grand Master of the Order of Hospitallers, Order of Malta) possibly at 4th Crusade) (23rdGU) 1135–1207
      2. 2. Sancho (I Martino van) Portugal 1154–1211 m. Maria (von) Ribera 1180–1258 m. Dulce Aragon 1160–1198
        1. 1. Teresa (Sanches de Portugal (1205-1230)) (23rdGA) 1205–1230 m. Alfonso (Téllez de Meneses el Viejo) (24thGGF) 1170–1230
        2. 2. Alfons (II Capet Koning van) Portugal 1185–1223 m. Urraca (van) Castilië 1186–1220
        3. 3. Henrique (van) Portugal 1189–1191
        4. 4. Sancha (van) Portugal 1178–1229
        5. 5. Raimundo (van) Portugal 1180–1189
        6. 6. Constanca (van) Portugal 1182–1202
        7. 7. Pedro (I van Majorca ( Count Pedro I de Portugal, conde de Urgel ) ( Peter I Count of Urgell ) (1187-1258) (23rdGU) Conquest of Majorca , Reconquista ,) Crusade 1187–1258
        8. 8. Branca (van) Portugal 1192–1240
        9. 9. Mafalda (van) Portugal 1197–1257
        10. 10. Fernando (van Portugal . Count of Flanders . Battle of Bouvines) (23rdGU) 1188–1233
        11. 11. Berengaria (van Portugal , Queen Consort of Denmark ( Berengária , Berenguela ) ( of ) (23rdGGM) Died of plague or died in) childbirth 1194–1221 m. Valdemar (II of) Denmark 1170–1241
        12. 12. Teresa (van) Portugal 1176–1250
      3. 3. Therese (Alfonso Capet of Portugal, Countess of Flanders) (23rdGA) 1151–1218 m. Eudes (de Bourgogne III ( Odo III ) of Burgundy . Battle of Bouvines . Participated in The Albigensian " Crusade " (23rdGGF)) * 1166–1218
      4. 4. Urraca (Alfonso Capet) (Portugal) 1151–1188 m. Fernando (II Alfonsez King Castile and) Leon* 1137–1188
        1. 1. Sancho (Fernández de León " el Cañamero ", señor de Monteagudo ( Battle of Las Navas de Tolosa , Reconquista Crusade ) (1186-1220) (Died from wounds caused by a bear)) (21stGU) 1186–1220
        2. 2. Alfonso (IX El Barboro King of León and Galicia (took part in the Reconquista Crusade ) (related to Cleopatra) Invaded Castile with the aid of Muslim troops in 1196. Pope Celestine III called a crusade against him in 1197 (21stGGF) (1 of) 2 1171–1230 m. Aldonça (Martins da Silva , Countess of Cifuentes ( Aldonza Alfonso de León )) (1175-1266) 1175–1266 m. Berenguela (of Castile) 25thGGM. 1180–1246
      5. 5. Mathilde (Capet Vrouwe van Montemayor) (23rdGA) 1155–1218
      6. 6. Urraca (of Portugal (1148) (26thGGM) (2 of) 2) 1148–1211 m. Ferdinand (II of Leon and Galicia ( Reconquista , Crusade ) ( Fernando II Alfonsez King of Castile and Leon ) (2 of 2)) (26thGGF) 1137–1188
        1. 1. Alfonso (IX King of Leon and Galicia ( 2 of 2 ) Invaded Castile with the aid of Muslim troops in 1196. Pope Celestine III called a crusade against him) (25thGGF) 1171–1230 m. Berenguela (Queen of Castile (married Alfonso IX of León, annulled by Pope Innocent III because they were 2nd cousins) (2 of 2)) (24thGGM) 1180–1246

Henri Bourgogne's Timeline

5 Records

1035
1035
Birth of Henri de Bourgogne in Bourgogne, Marne, Champagne-Ardenne, France
Bourgogne, Marne, Champagne-Ardenne, France
1035
Abt 1035
Birth of Henri de Bourgogne in Bourgogne, France
Bourgogne, France
1066
27 Jan 1066
Age 31
Death of Henri de Bourgogne in Place of Burial: Eglise St Etienne, Besann
Place of Burial: Eglise St Etienne, Besann
1070
Abt. 27 Jan 1070
Age 35
Death of Henri de Bourgogne in Place of Burial: Eglise St Etienne, Besann
Place of Burial: Eglise St Etienne, Besann
1074
27 January 1074
Age 39
Death of Henri de Bourgogne in Astorga, Galicia, Spain
Astorga, Galicia, Spain

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1035
    Event Place: Bourgogne, Marne, Champagne-Ardenne, France
    Record Source: Web: Netherlands, GenealogieOnline Trees Index, 1000-Current

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: Abt 1035
    Event Place: Bourgogne, France

    Genealogy Event 3
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 27 Jan 1066
    Event Place: Place of Burial: Eglise St Etienne, Besann
    Record Source: Web: Netherlands, GenealogieOnline Trees Index, 1000-Current

    Genealogy Event 4
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: Abt. 27 Jan 1070
    Event Place: Place of Burial: Eglise St Etienne, Besann

    Genealogy Event 5
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 27 January 1074
    Event Place: Astorga, Galicia, Spain
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Turn on Auto Research Mode to get new discoveries daily or weekly, so your tree keeps growing even while you're away.

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DNA Match

Find more DNA matches across all DNA tests

Combine your DNA data with your family tree to unlock the full power of YourRoots DNA Match. Connect with relatives across major testing services — Ancestry, 23andMe, MyHeritage, and more.

View your matches' maps and trees to identify shared ancestors, and soon you'll be able to add them directly to your own tree and map.

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Ancestry Reports

Ancestry DNA analysis that goes deeper than others

Unlock exclusive reports that reveal your deeper origins.

  • Deep Ancestry Report — Analyze 130+ ethnicities, sub-regions, and 1,800+ communities in one detailed view.
  • Global & Native American Reports — Developed with Stanford researchers to uncover hidden ancestries across all 22 chromosomes.
  • Ancient DNA Series — Compare your DNA with 1,000+ ancient genomes from Viking, Celtic, and early American civilizations.
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