Anna Agnesa Yaroslavna of Kiev 
Anna Agnesa Yaroslavna of was born about 1024 in Kiev, Ukraine. Anna Agnesa Yaroslavna of's father was Jaroslaus I "The Wise" Grand Duke of Kiev and her mother was Ingegard Olafsdottir. Her paternal grandparents were St Vladimir I "The Great" Duke of Kiev and Regneide of Polotzk; her maternal grandparents were Olaf III Eriksson King of Sweden and Astrid of Obotrites. She had four brothers and two sisters, named Valdimir Yaroslavich Duke of, Izyaslav I Yaroslavich Grand Duke of, Svyatopolk I Prince of, Vsevolod I Grand Duke of, Anastasia Yaroslavna Countess of and Elizabeth Princess of. She was the second oldest of the seven children. She died after 1075 in France. She was buried in Villiers Abbey, La-Ferte-Alias, Essonne, France.-
Ancestor Pedigree Chart
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- b.0920 in Kiev, Ukraine d.0973 in Berestova, Kiev, Ukraine
- b.0955 in Kiev, Ukraine d.15 Jul 1015 in Berestovo, Kiev, Ukraine
- b.0940 in Kiev, Ukraine
- b.~ 0980 in Kiev, Ukraine d.20 FEB 1053/54 in Kiev, Ukraine
- b.0936 in Polotsk, Byelorussia
- b.0960 in Polotsk, Byelorussia d.1002
- b.~ 1024 in Kiev, Ukraine d.> 1075 in France
- b.0935 in Sweden d.0994 in Upsala, Sweden
- b.~ 0982 in Sweden d.~ 1022
- b.~ 0952 in Vastergotland, Sweden d.AFT 2 FEB 1013/14
- b.1001 in Uppsala, Sweden d.10 FEB 1049/50 in Kiev, Ukraine
- b.~ 0929 in Sweden d.0999
- b.0979 in Sweden
- b.~ 0941 in Sweden
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Anna Agnesa Yaroslavna of and Henry I King of were married in a religious ceremony in France. They had two sons named Hugh de Crepi and Philip I King of.
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Children
Hugh de Crepi Magnus , Duke of Burgundy
Hugh de Crepi was born in 1050 in Vermandois, Normandy, France. He died at the age of 51 on October 18th, 1101 in The leader of 1st Crusade died at Tarsus, Cilicie. He was buried in St Paul de Tarse - Marquis Orleans, Count Amiens, Paris, Valois, & Vermandois.
Philip I King of France
Philip I King of was born before May 23rd, 1052 in Rheims, Marne, France. He died on July 29th, 1108 in Meulan, Yvelines, Ile-de-France, France.
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