Claude de France (12 November 1547-21 February 1575)

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Married:122 January 1559Charles III “le Grand” (18 February 1543-14 May 1608), Duke of LorraineNotre-Dame [building], Paris [city/town], Île-de-France [county], France [country]
Marriage-contract signed at Palais du Louvre 19 January 1559.
Children
Children with Charles III “le Grand”:
Henri II “le Bon” (8 November 1563-31 July 1624), Duke of Lorraine2
Chretienne de Lorraine (6 August 1565-19 December 1637)3
Charles de Lorraine (1 July 1567-24 November 1607), Cardinal4
Antoinette de Lorraine (23 August 1568-23 August 1610)5
Anne de Lorraine (10 October 1569-8 August 1576)6
François II (27 February 1572-14 October 1632), Duke of Lorraine7
Catherine de Lorraine (3 November 1573-7 March 1648), Abbess of Remiremont8
Elisabeth Renee de Lorraine (20 February 1575-6 January 1635)9
Claude de Lorraine (20 February 1575-2 October 1576)10
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Buried:11Church of Saint-François-des-Cordeliers [building], Nancy [municipality], Meurthe-et-Moselle [district], Lorraine [county], France [country]
Born:1212 November 1547Palace of Fontainebleau [building], Fontainebleau [municipality], Seine-et-Marne [district], Île-de-France [county], France [country]
Died:1321 February 1575Nancy [municipality], Meurthe-et-Moselle [district], Lorraine [county], France [country]
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1 Charles Cawley, Medieval Lands - version 4 (http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/CONTENTS.htm : ), Lorraine.
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