Snyder Family 2016 - Person Sheet
NameRobert "Fortis" , Duke of France 
Birthabt 820, France
Death25 Aug 866, Anjou, France
Spouses
Birthabt 824, Tours, France
Death866
FatherLouis I "The Pious" , Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire (778-840)
MotherErmengarde (Irmengarde) of the Holy Roman Empire (~778-818)
Marriage864, France
ChildrenRobert I (860-923)
Notes for Robert "Fortis" , Duke of France
Robert The Strong
d. Sept. 15, 866, Brissarthe, Fr.French ROBERT LE FORT, ancestor of the Capetian kings of France.
Count of various regions between the Seine and Loire rivers, Robert served the Carolingian king of France Charles II the Bald and, by his bold and inspiring military leadership, succeeded in checking the depredations of the Northmen who were laying waste the settlements near the Loire. A great victory over the Northmen in 865 was followed by the King's grant to Robert of full control over Neustria early the next year; but he was killed in a skirmish against the Northmen in September. The memory of Robert's exploits brought great prestige to his family. His sons, Eudes and Robert I, both became kings of West Francia (or France); and the Capetian kings (from 987) were his direct descendants.
d. Sept. 15, 866, Brissarthe, Fr.French ROBERT LE FORT, ancestor of the Capetian kings of France.
Count of various regions between the Seine and Loire rivers, Robert served the Carolingian king of France Charles II the Bald and, by his bold and inspiring military leadership, succeeded in checking the depredations of the Northmen who were laying waste the settlements near the Loire. A great victory over the Northmen in 865 was followed by the King's grant to Robert of full control over Neustria early the next year; but he was killed in a skirmish against the Northmen in September. The memory of Robert's exploits brought great prestige to his family. His sons, Eudes and Robert I, both became kings of West Francia (or France); and the Capetian kings (from 987) were his direct descendants.
Notes for Adbelahide (Adelheid) (Spouse 1)
Ermengarde (Irmengarde), Princess Of Hesbaye