Antoine Grimaldi

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05/15/2014

Antoine Grimaldi

A photo of Antoine Ier (Antonio) GRIMALDI de MONACO

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Antoine Grimaldi circa Jan 25, 1661 - circa Feb 20, 1731 Monaco

Antoine Grimaldi was born circa January 25, 1661 in Paris, Paris County, IDF France. He was married to Marie Countess of Lorraine (Princess of Monaco), and had children Elisabeth Charlotte Grimaldi, Louise Hippolyte Grimaldi, and Catherine Charlotte Grimaldi. Antoine Grimaldi died at age 70 years old circa February 20, 1731 in Monaco. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Antoine Grimaldi.

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