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Hludowic (Louis I) Carolingian Holy Roman Emperor

Hludowic (Louis I) Carolingian Holy Roman Emperor

Born ABT SEP 778 · Casseneuil, Lot-et-Garonne, Aquitaine, France · Died 20 JUN 840 · Ingelheim, Mainz-Bingen, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany

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BirthABT SEP 778 · Casseneuil, Lot-et-Garonne, Aquitaine, France
Death20 JUN 840 · Ingelheim, Mainz-Bingen, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Generation distance to John Boone38
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Siblings

Hludowic (Louis I) Carolingian Holy Roman Emperor
c. 778–840

Half siblings

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Spouse(s)

Judith (Welf) Carolingian
805–843

Children

Charles (Charles II) Carolingian Le Chauve, the Bald, King of the West Franks, Emperor of the West Franks
823–877

Biography and reference links

Louis the Pious was King of the Franks and Carolingian emperor, ruling after Charlemagne.

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Louis the Pious was King of the Franks and Carolingian emperor, ruling after Charlemagne.

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  1. 840
    Death
    20 JUN 840 · Ingelheim, Mainz-Bingen, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
  2. c. 778
    Birth
    ABT SEP 778 · Casseneuil, Lot-et-Garonne, Aquitaine, France
  3. Marriage
    Spouse: Judith (Welf) Carolingian

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1. Hludowic (Louis I) Carolingian Holy Roman Emperor
c. 778 — 840
2. Charles (Charles II) Carolingian Le Chauve, the Bald, King of the West Franks, Emperor of the West Franks
823 — 877
3. Judith Carolingian Of the Franks, Countess of Flanders
c. 844 — > 870
4. Guinedilda De Flandre Condesa de Barcelona
< 875 — c. 900
5. Sunyer (Suñer I) De Barcelona Conde Be Barcelona, Girona y Ausona
c. 880 — 954
6. Borrel (Borrel II) De Barcelona Conde de Barcelona, Girona, Ausona, y Urgell
c. 927 — 993
7. Raymond Borrell (Ramón) De Barcelona Conde Be Barcelona, Girona y Ausona
972 — 1018
8. Godeheut (Godehilde) D'Evreux
c. 1000 — > 1077
9. Adeliza "Alice" Fitzosbern
c. 1042
10. Sir Arnold De Croy Lord of Stoke and Rotherfield
1065 — 1097
11. Anschetil De Grey Of Rotherfield
c. 1052 — > 1138
12. Richard De Grey Of Rotherfield
< 1110 — > 1130
13. Anschetil De Grey Of Thurrock
1130
14. John De Grey Of Standlake, Richard
c. 1148 — > 1198
15. Sir Henry De Grey Of Grays Thurrock
c. 1176 — 1219
16. Sir John De Grey Of Shirland
1200 — 1266
17. Sir Reginald De Grey 1st Baron Grey of Wilton
c. 1236 — 1308
18. Sir John De Grey 2nd Lord Grey of Wilton
c. 1258 — 1323
19. Sir Roger De Grey 1st Lord Grey of Ruthin
c. 1300 — 1353
20. Sir Reynold De Grey 2nd Lord Grey of Ruthin
c. 1323 — 1388
21. Sir Reynold Grey 3rd Lord Grey of Ruthin
1362 — 1440
22. Eleanor Grey
c. 1403
23. Sir William Lucye
c. 1436 — 1492
24. Sir Edmund Lucye
c. 1465 — 1498
25. Sir Thomas Lucye
c. 1488 — 1525
26. William Lucye
c. 1510 — c. 1551
27. Timothy Lucye Mp
c. 1547 — 1616
28. Timothy Lucye Mp
1547 — 1616
29. Daniel Lucye
1592 — 1627
30. Samuel Lucy
1618 — 1662
31. Capt. Robert Lucy
c. 1641 — 1692
32. Mary Lucy
1677 — 1719
33. Capt. John Cargill
c. 1714 — 1777
34. Elizabeth Sarah Cargill
1749 — 1787
35. Charlotte "Lottie" Warner
1775 — 1827
36. Wittenhall "Witt" Warner Morris
1794 — 1849
37. Louisa "Eduise" Morris
1816 — 1878
38. John W. T. "Lefet" Boone
c. 1848 — 1908
39. John "Johny" Layfette Franklin Boone
1893 — 1955