Adelaide was the second wife of Louis VI, king of France and mother of Louis VII, king of France. She was the daughter of Humbert, the count of Maurienne and Gisele of Burgundy. They were married in 1115 in Paris and together they had seven sons and a daughter. Sadly in 1131 their eldest son Philip was killed after falling from a horse. Their second son become King Louis VII after the death of his father. After the death of Louis VI Adelaide married Matthieu of Montmorency. Towards the end of her life Adelaide spent time at the Abbey of Montmatre in Paris that she had founded with King Louis in around 1133. It is here that she is buried.

 Adelaide (of Savoy) (b.1092 - d.1154)
    +Louis (VI, The Fat, King of France 1108-1137) (b.1108 - d.1137)
        = Philip (of France) (b.1116 - d.1131)
        = Louis (VII, The Young, King of France, 1137-1180) (b.1121 - d.1180)
            +Eleanor (of Aquitaine) (b.1122 - d.1204)
            |   = Mary (of Champagne) (b.1145 - )
            |   = Alice (Daughter of Eleanor of Aquitaine) (b.1150 - d.1198)
            +Constance (of Castile)
            |   = Alys (Daugher of Louis VII) (b.1160 - d.1220)
            |   = Margaret (Young Queen of England) (b.1158? - d.1197?)
            |       +Henry ('the Young King') (b.1155 - d.1183)
            +Adela (of Champagne) (b.1145? - d.1206)
                = Philippe (II Augustus, King of France 1180-1223) (b.1165 - d.1223)
                |   +Isabella (of Hainault) ( - d.1190)
                |   |   = Louis (VIII, The Lion, King of France 1223-1226) (b.1187 - d.1226)
                |   +Ingeborg (of Denmark)
                |   +Agnes (of Meran) ( - d.1201)
                |       = Philip (of Boulogne) ( - d.1235)
                = Agnes (of France) (b.1171 - d.1220?)