Deen, Fordice, Hallett, Hodges and Van Horn Families - Person Sheet
Deen, Fordice, Hallett, Hodges and Van Horn Families - Person Sheet
NameArnauld II
Birthabt 1100, Loon, Assen, Drenthe, Flanders
Death11 Apr 1138
Occupation4th Graaf Von Loon (Looz)
FatherArnauld I (~1050-~1125)
MotherSvanehilde (Swanhilde) III (~1100-1133)
Spouses
Birthabt 1080, Rieneck, Main-Spessart, Herzogtum Bayern
Deathabt 1105, Loon, Assen, Drenthe, Flanders
OccupationGraavin Von Rieneck-Mainz
FatherGerhard von Rieneck-Mainz (~1085->1106)
MotherHedwig von Blieskastel (~1092-)
ChildrenLodewijk von Loon (~1125-1171)
Notes for Arnauld II
Arnauld II and his son Louis I founded the Averboden abbey by charter dated 1135. Source: Miraeus , Tome I, XC, p. 100.
An alternative date of death for Arnold II is 11 April 1139. Donald C. Jackman suggests that Arnold II would have died right after his presence as a witness to a diploma of Emperor Konrad III - which was signed 11 April 1138.
Arnauld II and his son Louis I founded the Averboden abbey by charter dated 1135. Source: Miraeus , Tome I, XC, p. 100.
An alternative date of death for Arnold II is 11 April 1139. Donald C. Jackman suggests that Arnold II would have died right after his presence as a witness to a diploma of Emperor Konrad III - which was signed 11 April 1138.
An alternative date of death for Arnold II is 11 April 1139. Donald C. Jackman suggests that Arnold II would have died right after his presence as a witness to a diploma of Emperor Konrad III - which was signed 11 April 1138.
Arnauld II and his son Louis I founded the Averboden abbey by charter dated 1135. Source: Miraeus , Tome I, XC, p. 100.
An alternative date of death for Arnold II is 11 April 1139. Donald C. Jackman suggests that Arnold II would have died right after his presence as a witness to a diploma of Emperor Konrad III - which was signed 11 April 1138.