Mon arbre généalogique

Événements

Événement	Date	Lieu	Description	Notes	Sources
Décès	entre 1046 et 18/11/1048

Parents

Relation avec la souche	Nom	Relation dans la famille (si différent de la naissance)
Père	von Eguisheim, Hugo [I48267]
Mère	von Dachsburg, Heilwig [I55890]
Le frère (germain)	von Eguisheim, Gerhard [I56498]
La sœur (germaine)	von Eguisheim, Mathilde [I49610]
	von Eguisheim, Hugo [I44347]
Le frère (germain)	von Eguisheim, Bruno [I45956]
La sœur (germaine)	von Eguisheim, Adelheid [I44268]
La sœur (germaine)	von Eguisheim, Gertrud [I59896]

Familles

		Famille de von Eguisheim, Hugo et , Mathilde [F08122]
Mariés	Femme	, Mathilde [I59368]
	Enfants	von Dachsburg, Heinrich [I43064]

Anecdote

HUGO [IX] (-[1046/18 Nov 1049]). His parentage is confirmed by the charter dated 18 Nov 1050 under which Pope Leo IX donated property to Heiligenkreuz Kloster in Woffenheim, near Egisheim, naming "patris mei Hugonis et matris meæ Heilwigdis, amborumque fratrum meorum Gerardi et Hugonis…iam defunctorum" and "nepoti meo Heinrico, castrum Egensheim"[235]. Graf von Dagsburg. mMATHILDE, daughter of ---. Pope Leo IX donated property to the abbey of Hesse by charter dated to [1050] which names “patrueles nostros comites Mathfridum et bonæ memoriæ Gerhardum, eiusque uxorem...Cunizam...fratrem nostrum Hugonem...domnæ Mathildis [...uxoris fratris nostri Hugonis prædicti] et filii eius Henrici nostri quondam nepotis” who was buried at the abbey and “pater noster Hugo”[236]. Carutti identifies her as Mathilde, daughter of Conrad I King of Burgundy & his second wife Mathilde de France [Carolingian], but he cites no primary source on which this hypothesis is based[237]. Hugo [IX] & his wife had two children