Saint Sigrade de Verdun
F, (circa 605 - 4 August 678)
| Father-Biological* | Ansaud |
| Mother-Biological* | daughter of Leutharus |
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Last Edited=30 Apr 2023
Saint Sigrade de Verdun was born circa 605 at Soissons, Neustria.1 She was the daughter of Ansaud and daughter of Leutharus. St. Sigrada was the mother of St. Leger, Bishop of Autun, and St. Guarin. She was shut up in the monastery of Notre Dame de Soissons by King Ebroin, who persecuted her family for their faith in Christ. Her goods were confiscated, and her son, Guarin, was stoned to death. Her other son, St. Leger, was thrown into prison, where he was subjected to cruel conditions.2,3 Sigrade's name was also spelt Sigrée.3
Saint Sigrade de Verdun married Bodilon de Trèves ~ Comte de Trèves.3 Saint Sigrade de Verdun was became a nun at the.1,3 She died on 4 August 678 at Soissons, Neustria.1
Saint Sigrade de Verdun married Bodilon de Trèves ~ Comte de Trèves.3 Saint Sigrade de Verdun was became a nun at the.1,3 She died on 4 August 678 at Soissons, Neustria.1
Child of Saint Sigrade de Verdun and Bodilon de Trèves ~ Comte de Trèves
- Guérin ~ Count of the Palace of Poitiers+ ( - 677)
Citations
- GENi Use with Caution . Online https://www.geni.com
- Find-a-Grave. Online https://www.findagrave.com/
- Stuart, Roderick W. Royalty for Commoners, The Complete Known Lineage of John of Gaunt, Son of Edward III, King of England, and Queen Philippa, Fourth Edition. Baltimore, Maryland: Genealogical Publishing Company, 2002.