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  1. cookancestry.com › web › glenn cook master fileOtto Christofsson Duke of Loland and Estland [11645] 24

    Otto Christofsson Duke of Loland and Estland [11645], died Aft 1347 Erik V Klipping of Denmark Christofsson King of Denmark [8569] (1249-1286) Agnes von Brandenburg ...

  2. www.howtopronounce.com › otto-christofsson-duke-ofOtto Christofsson, Duke of Lolland and Estland Pronunciation

    How to say Otto Christofsson, Duke of Lolland and Estland in English? Pronunciation of Otto Christofsson, Duke of Lolland and Estland with 1 audio pronunciation and more for Otto Christofsson, Duke of Lolland and Estland.

  3. www.myheritage.com › names › otto_danmarkOtto Danmark - Historical records and family trees - MyHeritage

    Otto af Danmark, 1310 - 1347 Otto af Danmark 1310 1347 Otto af Danmark was born in 1310, in birth place , to *M*Christopher d.2. Eriksen and *M*Eufemia Bogislawsdatter Eriksen (born Von Pommern Wolgast) .

  4. fam.lynge.de › searchHertug Af Estland Og Lolland Otto Christoffersøn f. 1312 d ...

    Hertug Af Estland Og Lolland Otto Christoffersøn 1312 - 1346 (34 år) Har 6 forfædre men ingen efterkommere i dette stamtræ.

  5. www.facebook.com › CapernwrayHallEngland › videosI no longer live, but Christ lives in me | "I have been ...

    5.8K views, 56 likes, 12 loves, 8 comments, 31 shares, Facebook Watch Videos from Capernwray Hall, England: "I have been crucified with Christ and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me. The life I...

  6. twitter.com › BillyGraham › statusBilly Graham on Twitter: "“Just As I Am.” In 1984, Billy ...

    May 14, 2022 · ““Just As I Am.” In 1984, Billy Graham preached the Gospel in Liverpool, England. Tonight, his son @Franklin_Graham was in Liverpool inviting people into a relationship with Jesus Christ with the encouragement of the all-familiar chorus. Praise God for all the new believers!”

  7. www.academia.edu › 4771969(PDF) DENMARK, 1513-1660: THE RISE AND DECLINE OF A ...

    The period from 991 to 1013 is an interesting era in Nordic history writing. Through a series of Viking raids to England, the successful result was to yield the Anglo-Saxon king Ethelred II to pay 134,000 pounds of silver in tributes - called 'danegæld' - equivalent to about 32,160,000 silver coins.