Count Hendrik II 'the Rich' van Nassau born in 1180, death between 1247 and 25-01-1251, parents Walram I van Laurenburg and Kunegonda, marriage in 1221 with
Machteld van Gelre
Children:
1. Rupert
2. Walram II born in 1220
3. Otto I
4. Hendrik
5. Jutta born in 1225
6. Gerhard
7. Jan I
8. Elisabeth
9. Catharina

Count Hendrik I van Sponheim born in 1212, death in 1258, parents Godfried III van Sponhiem and Adelheid van Sayn, marriage in 1230 with
Agnes van Heinsberg-Valkenburg
Children:
1. Diederik I van Sponheim born in 1235
2. Aleidis van Heinsberg born in 1236

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Duke Hendrik II 'the Magnanimous' van Brabant (Akan Hendrik II van Lotharingen) born in 1194, death 01-02-1248 in Leuven buried in the Cisterciënserabdij in Villers, parents Hendrik I van Brabant and Mathilde van de Elzas, marriage in 1240 with
Sophia van Thüringen born 20-03-1224 in Wartburg, death 29-05-1275 in Marburg a/d Lahn, buried in Villers in België
Children:
1. Elisabeth born in 1243
2. Hendrik 'the Child' van Hessen born 24-06-1244

Duke of Brabant from 1235-1248

He interfered in the quarrels between the Hij mengde zich in de twisten tussen de prince-bishop and the city of Luik, and joined the German emperor Frederik II, wich in 1244 brought him the graafschap Dalhem

During the minority of his cousins Otto II and Willem II, their principalitys Gelre and Holland where under his influence.

In 1247 he refused the title from the German King

His second wife Sofia, inhereted in 1247 the landgraafschap Thüringen, but as a part of the inherenty of Hendrik de Jonge, the son of the second marriage, it was separate from Brabant again

On 12 jan. 1248 Hendrik granted his servants the first general country privilege for Brabant, in wich he prommised legal security , that was meant to simplify the sequence by his still young son Hendrik III

After the death of her uncle Hendrik Raspe, Sophia considers herself as his legal heir, and maintains personally and extremely vigorous here rights to the inheritance, against the three cousins who also claim the inherenty and the archbishop of Mainz;

She named herself landgravin and also 'Herrin van Thüringen, Herrin van Hessen, widow duches of Brabant'.

initially she works together with one of the cousins (Hendrik van Meissen) wich she appoints to tutor of her sons, but she refuses to lay herself down at the treaty of Ottstadt (1254), where he obtains Thüringen but the rights of her son will continue to rest until the child ' puer Hassia' will be an adult .

Zij strijdt daarna jarenlang tegen Meissen en de aartsbisschop van Mainz die niet slecht militair, maar ook met excommunicatie en interdict tegen haar optreedt.
Many years she fights against Meissen and the archbishop of Mainz who acts not only military, but also with excommunication and interdict against her.

Zij verkrijgt echter de lenen van Mainz in Hessen bij het verdrag van Langsdorf (10 sep 1263) en weet ook met Meissen een regeling te treffen, waarbij zij voor Hessen gebiedsuitbreiding aan de Werra verkrijgt, maar afziet van Thüringen (eind 1264). Zij draagt dan in 1264/65 het bestuur over aan haar zoon.

However she obtains the lends of Mainz in Hessen at the treaty of Langsdorf (10 sep 1263) and also makes an arrangement with Meissen, where she obtains area extension for Hessen at the Werra, but abandons Thüringen (end 1264). In 1264/65 she transfers the governing to her son.

Count Dieter IV van Katzenelnbogen (Akan Dieter van Lichtenberg) born in 1192, death between 1244 and 1245, parents Dieter III van Katzenelnbogen and Berchta van Lichtenberg, marriage with
Hildegunde van Eberstein born in 1212
Children:
1. Dieter V
2. Eberhard I born in 1231
3. Adelheid
4. Katharina

Count Ulrich III van Wurttemberg born in august 1298, death 11-07-1344 he was murded, parents Eberhard II van Wurttemberg and Irmgard van Baden, marriage in 1312 with
Sofie van Pfirt-Mousson born in 1285
Children:
1. Eberhard III born in 1315
2. Ulrich IV
3. Agnes

Hendrik van Stolberg born 1180 in Voigstedt
Children:
1. Hendrik born 1210 in Voigstedt
2. Christian born 1212 in Voigstedt
3. Friedrich born 1214 in Voigstedt
4. Sofie born 1216 in Voigstedt

Count Adolf van Nassau born in 1255 in Casstle Nassau, death 02-07-1298 in Göllheim by Spiers, parents Walram II van Nassau ans Adelheid van Katzenelnbogen, marriage with
Countes Imagina van Isenburg-Limburg death 28-09-1313, parents Count Gerlach van Isenburg-Limburg en Imagina Blieskastel
Children:
1. Hendrik
2. Adelheid
3. Rupert VI born in 1280
4. Imagina
5. Mechtild born in 1285
6. Gerlach I
7. Adolf born in 1292
8. Walram III born in 1294

He was in the battle of Woeringen.

He was chosen to be Roman King on 05-05-1292 en crowned in Aken 24-06-1292.

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Graaf Hendrik 'The Young' van Hessen born in 1265, death 23-08-1298
Landgraaf van Hessen, parents: Hendrik I 'the Child' van Hessen and Adelheid van Brunswijk-Lüneburg, marriage 15-01-1290 with
Hertogin Agnes van Beieren 1267 in München, death 22-07- 1345, parents: Lodewijk II 'de Strenge' van Wittelsbach and Mathilde (Mechtild) van Habsburg
Children:
1 Agnes van Hessen

Count Johan I van Sayn born in 1265, death 23-11-1324, parents Godfried van Sponheim-Sayn and Jutta van Isenburg, marriage in 1297 with
Kunegunde van Covern born in 1275
children:
1. Adelheid born in 1298
2. Johan born in 1300

Count Rudolf IV van Baden born in 1285, death 25-06-1348, parents Herman VI van Baden and Agnes van Truhendingenm, marriage in 1326 with
Maria van Oettingen born in 1290
Children:
1. Frederik III born in 1327
2. Rudolf V born in 1330

Count Frederik II van Oettingen, death 04-10-1357, parents Count Frederik I van Oettingen and Elisabeth van Dornberg, marriage before 1331 with
Adelheid van Werd, death in 1387, parents Count Ulrich van Werd and Susanne van Lichtenberg
Children:
1. Lodewijk X
2. Maria

Hendrik IX van Schaunberg, born between 1295 and 1298, death 21-12-1351, parents Hendrik IV van Schaunberg and Agnes van Neuhaus, marrriage 04-01-1321 with
Anna van Truhendingen, deathbefore 1337, parents Count Ulrich van Truhendingen and Imagina van Oettingen
Children:
1. Imagina
2. Hendrik X

Count Johann II van Helfenstein, death 1334, parents Count Ulrich III van Helfenstein and Margarete van Toggenburg, marriage before 1313 with
Adelheid van Hohenlohe, death 17-03-1356, parents Konrad van Hohenlohe and Elisabeth van Oettingen
Children:
1. Ulrich VI

Wladislaw van Bosnië, parents Stephan van Bosnië and Elisabeth van Servië, marriage 1335 in Clissa with
Helen van Dalmatië, parents sovereign Georg III Lubitsch van Brebir and Helene van Corbavia
Children:
1. Stephan Twarkto born 1335
2. Maria

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Albrecht 'the Degenerate' van Saksen-Meissen (Akan Albrecht van Thüringen born in 1240, death 13-11-1314, parents Hendrik van Saksen-Meissen and Constance van Oostenrijk, marriage in 1254 with
Margaretha van Hohenstaufen born in 1237
Children:
1. Hendrik (1256-1282), marriage with Hedwig van Glogau
2. Frederik I born in 1257
3. Diezmann
4. Agnes born in 1260

After his father carried out country refitting in 1265 he acquired Thüringen and the palts Saksen. His brother Diederik got country Landsberg and Osterland, whereas the father himself preserved Meißen and Neder-Lausitz.

After an initial happy marriage, Albrecht started a relation with Cunigonde van Eisenberg, on which Margaretha left him, the sons Frederik and Diezmann were taken care of by Albrechts brother Diederik van Landsberg, and his son Hendrik disappeared in Silezië.

Albrecht finally maried Cunigonde in 1274 and let the emperor legalise their son Apitz.

When Albrecht wanted to leaveThüringen to Apitz, his sons from the first marriage started a fight against their father. Albrecht even caught Frederik , but he continued the fight after he was released.

In that time (1284) Diederik van Landberg also died, which left behind a son, named Frederik Tuta.

In 1288 then Albrechts father died, Hendrik III, as a result of which Albrecht became mark earl of Meißen, and Frederik Tuta inherited Neder-Lausitz, wich he already lost the same year to Diezmann.

In 1288 Frederik I captured his father Albrecht and did not release him until Albrecht promised to resigned a large share of his areas. What then still remained of Meißen Albrecht sold to Frederik Tuta.

Because he needed money Albrecht finally had to sell Thüringen in 1293 to Adolf van Nassau.

After the death of Cunigonde van Eisenberg Albrecht married with Elisabeth of Arnsaugk, and she could bring some only alignment between father and son

Duke Albrecht II van Brunswijk-Göttingen born in 1268, death 22-09-1318, parents Albrecht van Brunswijk and Alessina van Montferrat, marriage 10-01-1284 with
Richsa van Mecklenburg
Children:
1. Adelheid van Brunswijk born in 1285
2. Mathilde van Brunswijk born in 1290
3. Otto II van Brunswijk-Göttingen born 24-06-1292
4. Magnus I van Brunswijk-Göttingen born in 1304
5. Ernst van Brunswijk-Göttingen born in 1305

Count Rudolf I van Habsburg (Akan Rudolf IV van Habsburg) born in Castle Limburg aan de Rijn (Breisgau), death 15-07-1291 in Spiers, parents Albrecht IV van Habsburg and Hedwig van Kyburg, marriage in 1245 with
Gertrud Anna van Hohenberg
Children:
1. Albrecht I born in 1248
2. Mathilde born in 1251
3. Hedwig born in 1255
4. Agnes Gertrud born in 1257
5. Catharina born in 1260
6. Hartman born in 1263
7. Judith born 13-03-1271
8. Rudolf II born in 1272
9. Clementia born in 1273
10. Karel

Rudolf maried the end of may 1284 in Bazel with Agnes Isabella van Bourgondië

Duke Mattheus (Matteo) I Visconti born 15-07-1250 in Invorio, death in 1322, parents Theobald Visconti and Anastasia Pirovano, marriage in 1269 with
Bonacosa Borri death in 1325, father Spartino Borsi
Children:
1. Galeazzo I born in 1277
2. Lucchino born 1287
3. Etienne (Stefano)
4. Marco
5. Ciovanni
6. Caterina
7. Zaccarino
8. Agnes

Hendrik van Mecklenburg born in 1232, death 02-01-1302, parents Johan I van Mecklenburg and Luitgard van Henneberg, marriage in 1259 with
Anastasia van Pommeren
Children:
1. Johan III born in 1262
2. Hendrik II born in 1267

Hendrik III Berthout born 1241 in Duffel, death 1304 or 1305, parents Hendrik II Berthout and Imgina van Maelstede, marriage in 1265 with
Mechtild
Children:
1. Hendrik IV born in Duffel

Hendrik founded the Gasthouse of Geel about 1270, he than was Lord of Geel. It was brought under patronage of O.L. Vrouw and the Saint Dimpna. His first gifts where enough to support three brothers and five sisters and the poor sick. In 1286 Willem van Hennegouw, then bishop of Kamerrijk, approve to this foundation and also give the brothers and sisters statute.

Claeijs Claeijsz Oem death 11-12-1290, parents Claeijs Oem and Catharina Gijssensd. Duijck, marriage with
Elizabeth Francksd. van Dordt
Children:
1. Godschalk
2. Jan
3. Johanna
4. Willem
5. Claes

He was Knight of Holland in 1260, Sherrif of Dordrecht in 1281 and 1289, wineseller and sometimes leaseholder of the wine-excise

Lord Albert van Cuijk born in 1230, parents Rutger van Cuijk and Maria van Diest
Children:
1. Albert born in 1260
He was Lord of Herpen and Ravensteijn

Jan van Heusden death 15-10-1268 in Keulen, parents Arnoud van Heusden and Machteld van Heinsberg, marriage with
Aleid van Arberg
Children:
1. Jan van Drongelen

Daniel van der Merwede born 06-05-1258 in Dordrecht, death in 1331, parents Godschalk Danielsz van der Merwede and Mabelia van Arkel-van de Lede, marriage with
Beatrix van Alkemade born in 1270, death in 1330
Children:
1. Geertruid Cornelia born 1281 in Dordrecht
2. Anthonis
3. Dirc born in 1277
4. Daniel V born in 1300
5. Beatrix
6. Floris

Gijsbrecht Both van der Eem born in 1285, death 23-06-1368, father Gijsbrecht Both, marriage with
Margaretha van Arkel death 23-06-1368 buried in the Domkerk in Utrecht, parents Jan III van Arkel and Kunegonde van Virneburg
Children:
1. Gerburg
2. Hadewich born 1317 in Almkerk
3. Johanna born in 1320

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Lord Jan van Liere death in 1289, father Arnold van Liere marriage with
Ode van Issche dochter van Gerard van Issche
Children:
1. Arnold
2. Godfried death in 1303

Jan trouwt met Vrouwe van Anderstadt Ode Nose

1267 Johan becomes knight  

1277 Johan becomes Wommelghem

He build the castle in 1282 (Marchionatus S.R.I. pag.205, in Stockmans Kessel aangehaald pag.310), ans so he was owner of the hof van Immerseel

1288 Johan fights in the battle near Woeringen with Nicolaas van Doerne 

1291: Jan becomes the right on Schijn

Jan I, Duke of Brabant (1267-1294), endowed Johan de Lyra, son of Arnold van Liere, with the village (land of) Wommelgem (toute la ville de Wommelgem), according a act of 1277, no 5

Jan van Immerseel also would have build a castle in ter Haga, Haga, Selsaete. After the raid of Maarten van Rossem's in 1542; they called it "Het Verbrande Hof" (Bron ???).

In 1296 heer Jan van Lijere,becomes knight, mentiond as the one who held the hof van Lijere tot Santhoven, son of Arnold van Liere. (Bron J.B. Stockmans pag.309/310/311/318.).