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Gozewijn van
Randerath was a
Dutch Roman Catholic clergyman. He was
locally elected to be
bishop of
Utrecht in 1249, but Pope
Innocent IV
appointed Henry...
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opened in 1890. Originally, a
railway line from Jülich via
Brachelen and
Randerath to
Heinsberg was proposed, but
later it was
decided to
build a shortened...
- (1227–1233) Otto III van
Holland (1233–1249)
Gozewijn van
Amstel (van
Randerath) (1249–1250)
Henry I van
Vianden (1250/2–1267) John I of N****au (1267–1290)...
- Publishing, 2006 ISBN 1859575226. Schettgen, Thomas; Esser, André; Alt, Anne;
Randerath, Isabella; Kraus, Thomas; Ziegler,
Patrick (2022). "Decomposition Products...
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Blankenheim 245 2451 Geilenkirchen/Übach-Palenberg 2452
Heinsberg 2453
Randerath 2454
Gangelt 2455
Waldfeucht 2456
Selfkant 246 2461 Jülich 2462 Linnich...
- Kaster • Grevenbroich • Mönchengladbach • Dahlen • Dülken • Linnich •
Randerath • Brüggen • Süchteln • Aldenhoven • Heimbach • Monschau • W****enberg •...
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until 1379.
Among other territories,
William acquired Monschau-Montjoie,
Randerath and Linnich.
William married in
December 1362 to
Maria of
Guelders (c...
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Severin Binius (1573, in
Randerath, present-day
Germany – 14
February 1641) was a
German Roman Catholic priest,
historian and critic. He
studied at the...
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until 1151.
Werner was
probably related to the
lords of
Arnstedt and
Randerath [de]. His
uncles Anno of
Steusslingen and
Werner of
Steusslingen were...
- 1249 (1249): Otto III van
Holland 1249 (1249) – 1250 (1250):
Gozewijn van
Randerath 1250/2 (1250/2) – 1267 (1267):
Henry I van
Vianden 1267 (1267) – 1290 (1290):...
