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House of Lorraine

European noble family

  • Dated from 1048 CE
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Blason Lorraine
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Overview

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The house, member by member

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Frederick II of Lorraine, Count of Vaudémont c. 1417 CE – 1470 CE

2 children in the house

  1. René II of Lorraine 1451 CE – 1508 CE 1 child in the house
  2. Margaret of Lorraine 1463 CE – 1521 CE
One family in House of Lorraine: members whose records name this parent, oldest first. A parent from another house is on the child’s own page. Open the family tree

Every member

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Offices held in the house

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Cardinal

  • 2 holders
  • 1 undated
  1. 1518 CE – 1550 CE Jean, Cardinal of Lorraine Catholic cardinal (1498-1550)

No dates recorded 1

Every recorded holder

Roman Catholic Bishop of Metz

  • 3 holders
  • 2 gaps
  1. 1st 1505 CE – 1530 CE Jean, Cardinal of Lorraine Catholic cardinal (1498-1550)

  2. Gap about 17 years before the next in this house

    2nd 1547 CE – 1550 CE Jean, Cardinal of Lorraine Catholic cardinal (1498-1550)

  3. Gap about 28 years before the next in this house

    from 18 July 1578 CE Charles of Lorraine Bishop of Metz, Bishop of Strasbourg

Affiliation

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Affiliations recorded on members

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