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Also Known As Geoffroi le Bel • Geoffrey the Fair • Geoffroi Plantagenet • Geoffrey Plantagenet
Born August 24, 1113
Died September 7, 1151 (aged 38) • Le Mans • Maine
Notable Family Members spouse Matilda • father Fulk • son Henry II

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