Friedrich (St.) "The Pilgrim" Count Of VERDUN^[1]

Abt 972 - 1022  (~ 50 years)

• Name	Friedrich (St.) "The Pilgrim" Count Of VERDUN
  Nickname	The Pilgrim
  Birth	Abt 972	Verdun, Meuse, Lorraine, France
  Gender	Male
  Event	997
  	Made a pilgrimage to the Holy Lands
  Occupation	Aft 998
  	Monk at the Benedictine Abbey at Saint Vanne
  Alt. Death	1020
  	Alt. Death
  	Of natural causes (so noted because he was later canonized)
  Relationship (J,M&L)	33rd Great-grandparent
  Name	Frederick Of ARRAS
  Name	Friedrich Count Of VERDUN
  Name	Saint Frederick Of SAINT-VANNE
  Name	The Pilgrim
  Occupation	Prior of the Monastery of Sain Vedast, Arras, France
  _UID	8D4AF2A04FB94D55AD30E5789031C35F304E
  Death	1022
  Person ID	I10642	Carney Wehofer 2024 Genealogy
  Last Modified	5 Feb 2012

  
  

  Father	Gottfried I (Geoffrey) "Prisoner" Count VERDUN,   b. 944, Lorraine, France d. 24 Jul 1009 (Age 65 years)
  Mother	Mathilde Of SAXONY, Princess Of Saxony,   b. 958, Of Saxony, Germany d. 25 May 1008 (Age 50 years)
  Marriage	Aft 962
  Family ID	F11504	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Notes

  Frederick of Saint-Vanne Also known as Frederick of Arras Memorial 6 January Profile Son of Count Geoffrey "The Prisoner" of Verdun, France. In 997 he gave his wealth to the bishop of Verdun and made a pilgrimage to the Holy Lands. When he returned he became a Benedictine monk at Saint Vanne abbey. Friend of Blessed Richard of Saint Vanne. Prior of the monastery of Saint Vedast, Arras, France. Born 10th century France Died 1020 of natural causes Blessed Frederick of Saint-Vanne, OSB, Monk (AC) (also known as Frederick of Arras Died 1020. Son of Geoffrey "The Prisoner", count of Verdun, Frederick handed over his patrimony to the bishop of Verdun in 997. Then he set out for Palestine. On his return he was admitted to the Benedictine abbey of Saint Vanne. His friend, Blessed Richard, abbot of Saint Vanne, was transferred to the abbey of Saint Vedast at Arras, and Frederick followed him as prior (Benedictines). Source: lorenfamily.com

  
  

• Sources

  [S397] J.K. Loren Dec 8 2003, J. K. Loren.