Marie was born in 1174, the daughter of Henri I de Blois and Marie de France. The place is not known.
She died on 09 AUG 1204. The place is not known.
Her husband was Baudouin de Hollande, who she married on 6 JAN 1186. The place has not been found. Their two known children were Marguerite II (1202-1280) and Jeanne (1188-1244).
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Marie de Champagne |
Henri I de Blois |
Thibaut de Blois |
Étienne-Henri II de Blois |
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Adèle de Normandie |
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Mechtild von Kärnten |
Engelbert II von Sponheim |
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Uta von Passau |
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Marie de France |
Louis VII Capet |
Louis VI Capet |
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Adélaïde de Savoie |
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Aliénor d'Aquitaine |
Guillaume d'Aquitaine |
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Ǽnor de Châtellerault |
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| Event | Date | Details | Source | Multimedia | Notes |
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| Birth | 1174 |
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| Death | 9 AUG 1204 |
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| Nobility Title | comtesse |
Note 1
Emperor Baldwin whereby he was made very sorrowful; for the Countess Mary [She was the daughter of Henry Count of Champagne and of Mary, daughter of Philip Augustus, King of France] his wife, whom he had left in Flanders, seeing she could not go with him because she was with child ... afterwards, on her recovery, she started to go to her lord overseass and passed to the port of Marseilles, and coming to Acre, she had but just landed, when the tidings came to her ... that Constantinople was taken, and her lord made emperor, to the great joy of all Christendom. On hearing this the lady was minded to come to him forthwith. Then a sickness took her, and she made an end and died, whereof there was great dole throughout all Christendom, for she was a gracious and virtuous lady and greatly honoured.