Catherine of Nuremberg

Catherine of Nuremberg (c. 1323 – after 1373) was a Hohenzollern princess, daughter of Frederick IV and Margaret of Görz-Tyrol. In 1331 her father bought the town of Ansbach, the seed of the later Hohenzollern principality there.

Catherine was betrothed at Würzburg on 29 June 1335 and married before June 1338 Eberhard I, son of Count Rudolf IV of Wertheim. As countess she bore at least thirteen children.

They included John I, who succeeded as count, and Albert, bishop of Bamberg from 1398. Two of her brothers also became bishops: Frederick of Regensburg and Berthold of Eichstätt. She is last recorded alive on 11 March 1373.