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     Dietrich von Oetgenbach, Herr zu Ehrenstein died in 1413; He had 1 son (Adam, Herr zu Ehrenstein) & 1 daughter (Eva, wife of Wilhelm von Nesselrode, Herr zu Stein). He also had 2 illegitimate sons (Konrad, a monk at Echternach; & Ernest, Prior of St. Peter at Mainz) & 1 illegitimate daughter (Hilia, wife of Lüdecke von dem Buche).^1,2

     Dietrich von Oetgenbach, Herr zu Ehrenstein died after 1352; His wife's name is not known. However, they had 2 sons (Rorich, Herr zu Ehrenstein; & Godart, Herr zu Ehrenstein) & 1 daughter (Sophia, wife of Johann, Vogt von Leutesdorf). He also had an illegitimate daughter (Agnes, wife of Johann Hirzelin).^1,2

     Rorich von Oetgenbach, Herr zu Uetgenbach & Ehrenstein married Hildegard von Bicken, daughter of Gerhard von Bicken; They had 1 son (Dietrich, Herr zu Ehrenstein) & 2 daughters (Demudis, Canoness of St. Cacilia at Cologne; & Sophia).² Rorich von Oetgenbach, Herr zu Uetgenbach & Ehrenstein died after 1347; He also had 2 illegitimate daughters (Elizabeth, Canoness of Gerreshiem; & Agnes, Canoness of Gerresheim).^1,2

     Hildegard von Bicken married Rorich von Oetgenbach, Herr zu Uetgenbach & Ehrenstein, son of Dietrich von Oetgenbach and (Miss) von Renneberg; They had 1 son (Dietrich, Herr zu Ehrenstein) & 2 daughters (Demudis, Canoness of St. Cacilia at Cologne; & Sophia).² Hildegard von Bicken died after 1317.^1,2

     Dietrich von Oetgenbach married (Miss) von Renneberg, daughter of Sir Rorich I von Hennenberg, Herr zu Rennenberg and Mechtild von Virneburg; They had 5 sons (Rorich, Herr zu Uetgenback & Ehrenstein; Ernst, Canon at Cologne, Bonn, & St. Peter at Mainz; Dietrich, Canon & Archdeacon of St. Gereon at Cologne;Sir Gerlach, & Johann, Canon of St. Maria ad Gradus at Cologne) & 1 daughter (Demudis, Canoness of St. Cacilia at Cologne).² Dietrich von Oetgenbach died after 1299; He also had an illegitimate daughter (Agnes, Canoness at Borghorst).¹

     (Miss) von Renneberg married Dietrich von Oetgenbach, son of Heinrich von Oetgenbach; They had 5 sons (Rorich, Herr zu Uetgenback & Ehrenstein; Ernst, Canon at Cologne, Bonn, & St. Peter at Mainz; Dietrich, Canon & Archdeacon of St. Gereon at Cologne;Sir Gerlach, & Johann, Canon of St. Maria ad Gradus at Cologne) & 1 daughter (Demudis, Canoness of St. Cacilia at Cologne).²

     Sir Rorich I von Hennenberg, Herr zu Rennenberg married Alveradis before 1255; They had 1 son (Sir Hermann III). A 2nd son could have been Sir Ernst, but he is probably the son of his 2nd wife.³ Sir Rorich I von Hennenberg, Herr zu Rennenberg married Mechtild von Virneburg, daughter of Sir Ernst I von Virneburg, after 1255; They had 2 sons (Sir Ernst, a priest at Pier; & Heinrich I, who had grandchildren, but the line ended there) & 1 daughter ((unnamed), wife of Dietrich von Oetgenbach).³ Sir Rorich I von Hennenberg, Herr zu Rennenberg died between 1292 and 1301.^1,3

     Mechtild von Virneburg married Sir Rorich I von Hennenberg, Herr zu Rennenberg, son of Gerhard, Herr zu Rennenberg and Benedikta Walpode von der Neuerburg, after 1255; They had 2 sons (Sir Ernst, a priest at Pier; & Heinrich I, who had grandchildren, but the line ended there) & 1 daughter ((unnamed), wife of Dietrich von Oetgenbach).² Mechtild von Virneburg died after 1285.^1,2

     Sophie von Stein married Sir Gerhard I, Graf von Sayn-Freusburg-Homburg, son of Johann III, Graf von Sayn, Herr zu Freusburg and Adelheid von Westerburg, before 22 May 1383.² Sophie von Stein died after 12 October 1396.^1,2

     Sophie von Löwenberg married Sir Johann von Stein, Herr zu Blankenberg, son of Sir Philipp von Virneburg, Herr von Blankenberg & Stein, circa 1330.^1,3 Sophie von Löwenberg died on 21 May 1338.^1,2

     Sir Johann von Stein, Herr zu Blankenberg married Sophie von Löwenberg, daughter of Johann II von Löwenberg, Herr zu Meisemburg and Lisa, circa 1330.^1,3 Sir Johann von Stein, Herr zu Blankenberg died after 1363.^1,2

     Heinrich von Virneburg, Herr von Stein & Blankenberg His relationship to his father is conjectural.³

     Heinrich von Virneburg, Herr zu Blankenberg died after 1275; The relationship to the children shown is conjectural.¹

     Johann von Stein, Herr zu Löwenberg married Agnes von Schleiden, daughter of Sir Johann I, Herr zu Schleiden & Neuenstein and Elizabeth von Virneburg, before 1 October 1377. Johann von Stein, Herr zu Löwenberg died after 1404.¹

     Agnes von Schleiden married Johann von Stein, Herr zu Löwenberg, son of Sir Johann von Stein, Herr zu Blankenberg and Sophie von Löwenberg, before 1 October 1377. Agnes von Schleiden died after 1414.¹

     Sir Ernst II von Virneburg, Herr von Blankenberg married Lysa von Blankenberg, daughter of Sir Christian von Blankenberg and (Miss) von Büren; They had 3 sons (Heinrich von Virneburg, Herr von Blankenberg; Ernst von Virneburg, Herr von Blankenberg; & Johann von Virneburg, Herr von Blankenberg).² Sir Ernst II von Virneburg, Herr von Blankenberg died after 1277.^1,2

     Lysa von Blankenberg married Sir Ernst II von Virneburg, Herr von Blankenberg, son of Sir Ernst I von Virneburg; They had 3 sons (Heinrich von Virneburg, Herr von Blankenberg; Ernst von Virneburg, Herr von Blankenberg; & Johann von Virneburg, Herr von Blankenberg).² Lysa von Blankenberg died after 1275.^1,2

     Sir Christian von Blankenberg married (Miss) von Büren. Sir Christian von Blankenberg died in 1248.¹

     (Miss) von Büren married Sir Christian von Blankenberg, son of Winand von Blankenberg.

     Sir Ernst I von Virneburg died after 1218; He had 1 son (Sir Ernst II von Virneburg, Burgmann von Blakenberg) & 2 daughters (Beatrix, wife of Udo von Waldeck; & Mechtild, wife of Roricch I, Herr zu Rennenberg). He also had 2 illegitimate sons (Sir Friedrich; & Gottfried).^1,2

     Rether von Virneburg married (Miss) von Bürreheim, daughter of Eberhard von Bürreheim; They had 4 sons (Sir Ernst von Virneburg; Sir Heinrich; Kuno von Virneburg; & Philipp).² Rether von Virneburg died after 1183.^1,2

     (Miss) von Bürreheim married Rether von Virneburg; They had 4 sons (Sir Ernst von Virneburg; Sir Heinrich; Kuno von Virneburg; & Philipp).²

     Winand von Blankenberg died after 1202.¹

     Heinrich von Oetgenbach died after 1290; He had 1 son (Dietrich). He also had 3 illegitimate daughters (Martha, Canoness at Borghorst, Abbess of Gerresheim; Lisa, Canoness of Borghorst & Essen; & Hadwig, Canoness of St. Maria im Kapitol in Cologne).^1,2

     Dietrich von Oetgenbach died after 1234; He had 2 sons (Gobel; & Heinrich).^1,2

     Sir Wilhelm von Oetgenbach, Herr zu Broichhausen married Katharina von Boland, daughter of Godart von Boland; Although this marriage is not recorded in ES, Vol. XXIX, Tafel 105, they did have 1 son (Godart, Herr zu Bruchhausen) & 1 daughter (Richardis, wife of Wilhelm, Burggraf von Hammerstein). He also had 4 illegitimate sons (Wirich, Abbot of Echternach; Gerlach, Deacon at Cologne; Johan, Custos & Thesaurarius at Werden; & Ernst, Prior at Weren) & 4 illegitimate daughters (Agnes, wife of Heinrich Rumblian von Vossem; Lisa, wife of Sir Roilman von der Thurn zu Sinzig, & of Hermann von Randerath; Goda, Prioress of Herford; & Elsa, Abbess of St. Cacilia at Cologne).² Sir Wilhelm von Oetgenbach, Herr zu Broichhausen died after 1370; He may have been son of Ernst, Master of the Palace for Archbishop Heinrich of Mainz. Ernst was the illegitimate son of Sir Gerlach von Oetgenbach, son of Dietrich von Oetgenbach and his wife (Miss) Renneberg, daughter of Rorich I von Renneberg.^1,2

     Katharina von Boland married Sir Wilhelm von Oetgenbach, Herr zu Broichhausen; Although this marriage is not recorded in ES, Vol. XXIX, Tafel 105, they did have 1 son (Godart, Herr zu Bruchhausen) & 1 daughter (Richardis, wife of Wilhelm, Burggraf von Hammerstein). He also had 4 illegitimate sons (Wirich, Abbot of Echternach; Gerlach, Deacon at Cologne; Johan, Custos & Thesaurarius at Werden; & Ernst, Prior at Weren) & 4 illegitimate daughters (Agnes, wife of Heinrich Rumblian von Vossem; Lisa, wife of Sir Roilman von der Thurn zu Sinzig, & of Hermann von Randerath; Goda, Prioress of Herford; & Elsa, Abbess of St. Cacilia at Cologne).²