| Martin (Laon) de Laon was a member of aristocracy in ancient Europe. Join: Medieval Project Discuss: medieval |
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Parentage from Ansegisel of Metz is not supported in primary sources. Evidence in general for this person is very slim.
Martin of Laon, sometimes posited as related to Bertrade de Prüm, great-grandmother of Charlemagne is unsupported in primary sources.
Martin was the Count of Laon. Little is known of this person from primary sources. [1] Various Ancestry.com pedigrees have his birth dating from 622 to 670, possibly in April and his death from 680 to 704, posisble on July 17 in Laon, in modern day north France. He may have been executed.
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