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Judith "Jutte" von Brandenburg 1279–1328 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1279

Birth Location: Brandenburg, Germany

Death Date: 9 May 1328

Death Location: Berlin, Brandenburg, Germany

Father: Otto Brandenburg-Salzwedel

Mother: Jutta Coburg

Spouse(s): Rudolf Saxony

Children(s): Agnes Wittenburg

The story of Judith "Jutte" von Brandenburg began in 1279 in Brandenburg, Germany. Judith "Jutte" von Brandenburg married Rudolf Von Saxony, and had children including Agnes Von Saxony Wittenburg. Judith "Jutte" von Brandenburg passed away in 1328 in Berlin, Brandenburg, Germany.

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Biography

  • The story of Judith "Jutte" von Brandenburg began in 1279 in Brandenburg, Germany.
  • Judith "Jutte" von Brandenburg married Rudolf Von Saxony, and had children including Agnes Von Saxony Wittenburg.
  • Judith "Jutte" von Brandenburg passed away in 1328 in Berlin, Brandenburg, Germany.

Immediate Family

Parents

Otto Brandenburg-Salzwedel
1246–1299
Birth Location: Brandenburg, Germany
OB
Jutta Coburg
1247–1327
Birth Location: Prussia
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Spouses(s)

Rudolf Saxony
1274–1356
Birth Location: Wittenberg, Sachsen, Germany
RS

Children(s)

Agnes Wittenburg
1309–1337
Birth Location: Wittenberg, , Sachsen, Germany
AW

Judith Brandenburg's Ancestors

Self
Judith Brandenburg
1279–1328
Birth Place: Brandenburg, Germany
Parents
Otto V "The Tall" von Brandenburg-Salzwedel
1246–1299
Brandenburg, Germany
Jutta (von Henneberg) Coburg
1247–1327
Prussia
Grandparents
Otto (III "Das Kind' von) Brandenburg
1213–1267
Arneburg, Brandenburg, Germany
Beatrice Bohemia
1228–1286
Praha, Central Bohemia, Czech Republic
Hermann (Henneberg) Coburg
1224–1290
Coburg
Margaretha (of) Holland
1230–1277
Herven, S-Hertogenbosch, Noord-Brabant, Netherlands
Great-Grandparents
Albrecht Brandenburg
1174–1220
Mathilde Niederlausitz
1184–1255
Wenceslaus Bohemia
1205–1253
Kunigunde Hohenstaufen
1200–1248
Poppo Henneberg
1183–1245
Jutte Thuringia
1183–1235
Florent Holland
1210–1234
Mathilde Brabant
1200–1267
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Otto Brandenburg
1126–1184
Judyta
1152–1201
Conrad Wettiin
1159–1210
Elisabeth Piast
1152–1209
Ottokar Bohemia
1155–1230
Constance Hungary
1181–1240
Philip Hohenstaufen
1177–1208
Irini Angelos
1184–1208
Poppo Henneberg
1140–1191
Sophie Andechs
1154–1218
Hermann Thuringia
1142–1217
Sophie Sommerschenburg
1147–1195
William Holland
1167–1223
Adelaide Guelders
1187–1218
Henry Brabant
1165–1235
Maud Lorraine
1163–1240

Judith Brandenburg's Descendants

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Judith ("Jutte" von) Brandenburg (1279–9 May 1328) m. Rudolf (von) Saxony (1274–2 Mar 1356)
  1. 1. Agnes (von Saxony) Wittenburg 1309–1337 m. Bernard (III von) Anhalt 1291–1348
    1. 1. Katharine Anhalt 1332–1390 m. Magnus (von) Braunschweig 1328–1373
      1. 1. Sophie (von) Braunschweig 1358–1416 m. Erich (von Saxony) Lauenburg 1354–1412
        1. 1. Bernhard (von Saxony) Lauenburg 1392–1463 m. Adelheid (von) Pomerania 1404–1445
        2. 2. Katharine (von) Lauenburg 1400–1450 m. Johann (IV von Mecklenburg) Schwerin 1365–1422
        3. 3. Sophie (von Saxony) Lauenburg 1395–1462 m. Wartislaw (IX von Pomerania) Wolgast 1400–1457
      2. 2. Catherine (Elisabeth von) Braunschweig 1376–1420 m. Gerhard (VI Schleswig von) Holstein 1367–1404
        1. 1. Helvig Schauenburg 1395–1436 m. Theodoric Oldenburg 1380–1440
        2. 2. Ingeborg (Grafin von) Holstein 1396–1468
        3. 3. Heinrich (Graf von) Holstein 1397–1427
        4. 4. Adolf (VIII Graf von) Holstein 1401–1459
        5. 5. Gerhard (VII Graf von) Holstein 1404–1433
      3. 3. Heinrich (II von) Braunschweig 1364–1416 m. Sofie (of) Pomerania-Wolgast 1370–1406
        1. 1. Katharina (Von) Braunschweig 1390–1439 m. Friedrich (von) Thuringia 1370–1428
        2. 2. Wilhelm (von) Braunschweig 1392–1482
      4. 4. Agnes Braunschweig 1356–1410
      5. 5. Bernhard Braunschweig 1362–1434
    2. 2. Bernhard (IV von) Anhalt 1328–1354
    3. 3. Sofie (von) Anhalt 1330–1361
    4. 4. Albrecht (con) Anhalt 1331–1336
    5. 5. Henry (von) Anhalt 1331–1374
    6. 6. Otto (III von) Anhalt 1336–1404
    7. 7. Adelheid (von) Anhalt 1337–1373

Judith Brandenburg's Timeline

2 Records

1279
1279
Birth of Judith "Jutte" von Brandenburg in Brandenburg, Germany
Brandenburg, Germany
1328
9 May 1328
Age 49
Death of Judith "Jutte" von Brandenburg in Berlin, Brandenburg, Germany
Berlin, Brandenburg, Germany

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1279
    Event Place: Brandenburg, Germany

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 9 May 1328
    Event Place: Berlin, Brandenburg, Germany
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