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Portugal - almost

Posted by Steven

on 12/5/2019, 21:33:26, in reply to "Re: Were Olav and Martha first cousins?"

Edited by StevenL on 12/5/2019, 21:37:30

Queen Maria I of Portugal (1734-1816) married her father's brother Pedro III (1717-1786). If their son and heir Infante José (1761-1888) had fathered a family with his wife & aunt Benedicta (1746-1829, full sister of Queen Maria), there could have been a 19th-century Portuguese monarch with quite the twisted and generationally-overlapping ancestry. However, José & Benedicta's eleven-year marriage remained childless.

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