Hattie A. T. was born in 1847. She died in 1930. She was buried in 1930 in Yarmouth Mountain Cemetery, Yarmouth, Yarmouth County, Nova Scotia, Canada.

Spouse: Capt. William Hibbard. Children were: Edna Hibbard, Harry Hibbard, T. Maxwell Hibbard.

Hawise of Gloucester was born (date unknown).

Spouse: King John I of England. Hawise of Gloucester and King John I of England were married in 1199. They had their marriage annulled about 1200. He had the marriage annulled, in order for him to be free to marry Isabella of Angouleme.

Countess Hawise of Lincoln was born in 1180. She died in 1242. Parents: Hugh Kevelioc Earl of Chester and Bertrade .

Hazel was born in 1900.

Spouse: Howard Elmer Cann. Hazel and Howard Elmer Cann were married.

Hazel was born in 1918. She was adopted. She lived with her adoptive parents in Cardington, Morrow County, Ohio about 1922. Parents: Earl Markley and Martha Main.

Helen was born (date unknown). Parents: Prince Llewellyn II of Wales and Princess Joan of Wales.

Helen was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Hamilton. Helen and Hamilton were married before 1875.

Spouse: Capt. Henry Lovitt. Helen and Capt. Henry Lovitt were married in December 1875. Children were: Henrietta Maria Lovitt.

Helen was born in 1900.

Spouse: Howard Elmer Cann. Helen and Howard Elmer Cann were married. Children were: Charles Ted Cann.

Helen Jean was born about 1905. She was adopted. Parents: Gordon Cole and Anna B. Cowen.

Helena C. was born in 1873. She died in 1920. She was buried in 1920 in Yarmouth Mountain Cemetery, Yarmouth, Yarmouth County, Nova Scotia, Canada.

Spouse: Arthur Clements Raymond. Helena C. and Arthur Clements Raymond were married.

Emperor Henry V of the Holy Roman Empire was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Empress Matilda of the Holy Roman Empire. Empress Matilda of the Holy Roman Empire and Emperor Henry V of the Holy Roman Empire were married on 7 January 1113/4 in Mainz, Germany.

King Henry I of Navarre was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Blanche of Artois. Blanche of Artois and King Henry I of Navarre were married in 1269. Children were: Queen Juana of Navarre.

Count Henry of Bar died in 1302. He was born in Bar-le-Duc, Lorraine, France.

Spouse: Countess Eleanor Plantagenet.

King Henry I of England was born about September 1068 in Normandy, France. He was christened in France. He is believed to have been christened in Normandy. He King of England between 1100 and 1135. Henry died on 1 December 1135 in Gisors, Haute-Normandie, France. He is said to have "died in the forest of Lyons following an excess of hunting and shellfish." He was buried after 1 December 1135 in Reading Abbey, Berkshire, England. Henry I was an educated, stubborn, and prudent ruler, a good judge of men who won the crown of England by a dash to the royal treasury at Winchester after the assassination of his brother, William Rufus II at New Forest. Henry appealed to the English nation with his "Coronation Charter," a promise of reform. Henry was considered to be a good and just King, and a good Christian. Women and money were his two main weaknesses, and he had quite a few mistresses and subsequent children. There were repudiated to be twenty children in all. The English historian, Ashley, stated "he surpassed all of his predecessors in the tranquility of his rule, in his wealth, and in the great sums he laid out all over Christendom. He was easy of access and kept good order. No one but an idiot was poor in those days." Another historian stated "He was a good man, and was held in great awe. In his days, no man dared to wrong another. He made peace for man and beast." Henry I spent most of the last three years of his life in France, being a Norman at heart, and delighted in being a grandfather. Parents: William The Conqueror and Queen Matilda of England.

Spouse: Queen Edith of Scotland. Queen Edith of Scotland and King Henry I of England were married on 11 November 1100 in Westminster Abbey, Westminster, London, England. Children were: Empress Matilda of the Holy Roman Empire, Euphamia , Prince William Henry of England, Richard .

Spouse: Queen Adeliza of England. Queen Adeliza of England and King Henry I of England were married on 29 January 1121 in France.

Spouse: Sybil Corbett. They were never married.Children were: Reginald de Dunstanville Fitz Roy Earl of Cornwall.

Spouse: Nest Tewdr. They were never married.Children were: Henry Fitz Henry.

Children were: Sibylla , Matilda Beauclerk, Robert Earl of Gloucester, Constance Beauclerk, William deTracy, Elizabeth Beauclerk, Maud .

King Henry II of England was born on 5 March 1132 in LeMans, Sarthe, France. His date of birth has also been found as 25 Mar 1133. He was christened in 1150 in France. He coronated in December 1154 in Westminster Abbey, Westminster, London, England. Henry II became King of England at the age of twenty-one. He was the first monarch of the House of Plantagenet, or the House of Anjou. Following the death of King Stephen, Henry II and his bride, Eleanor of Aquitaine, left Bordeaux and sailed to England, landing at Hampshire in December 1154, and proceeded directly to the coronation. His mother was Matilda, daughter of Henry I of England. His claim to the throne was through her, she having been denied the right to succession by Stephen of Blois. Henry II was adopted as successor by Stephen, and acceeded on Stephen's death in 1154. He restored Stotland by treaty with Malcom, conquered Wales during the wars of 1158, 1163, and 1165. He introduced trial by jury to the English legal system. He claimed southwestern Ireland in 1171, being declared sovereign over that island by Pope Aenobarbus. In 1173 he acquired the duchy of Toulouse, thus controlling most of France and all of England. He also inherited Normandy from his mother, and became lord over Anjou and Maine from his brother Geoffrey. He then inherited Brittany from his brother. Later, he acquired Touraine, and by marriage the control of Aquitaine, the western portion of France from the Loire River to the Pyrenees Mountains. He was in constant battle with Louis VII for his inherited provinces in France. He, like his grandfather (Henry I), had many mistresses, including "the fair Rosamund" and Princess Alys of France, and she was later betrothed to his son Richard. Henry's reign was a long and progressive one, bringing many reforms to the English way of life. He quarreled with Thomas a Becket, who was murdered by the King's Barons. King Henry II then went on the first crusade to atone for the murder of his friend. Henry died on 6 July 1189 in Chinon Castle, Chinon, Centre, France. He died while trying to supress a rebellion headed by his sons Richard and John, who were helped by Philip of France. He was succeeded by his son Richard. He was buried after 6 July 1189 in Fontevraud Abbey, Maine-et-Loire, France. He was described as short (squat) of medium height, with red hair, freckles, and grey eyes. Parents: Geoffrey Plantagenet V Duke of Normandy and Empress Matilda of the Holy Roman Empire.

Spouse: Princess Alys of Porhoet. They never married.Children were: William deLongespee I, Matilda Abbess of Barking, Hugh Bishop of Lincoln, Richard deLongespee.

Spouse: Nesta Bloet Provost of Beverley. They were never married.

Spouse: Queen Eleanor of France. Queen Eleanor of France and King Henry II of England were married on 1 May 1152 in Bordeaux Cathedral, Bordeaux, Aquitaine, France. With this marriage, all of the provinces of Aquitaine were united under the English crown, much to the great dismay of her first husband, King Louis VII of France. This second marriage, only a short month after her divorce (annullment?) from King Louis, shocked all of Europe. Children were: William Plantagenet, Henry Plantagenet Duke of Aquitaine, Princess Matilda Maud Duchess of Saxony, King Richard I of England, Count Geoffrey of Brittany, Princess Eleanor of Castile, Princess Joan Plantagenet, King John I of England.

Spouse: Rosamund Joan DeClifford. They reportedly never married.Children were: Geoffrey Archbishop of York, William de Longespee Clifford Earl of Salisbury, Peter Plantagenet.

Spouse: Alisa Capet. They were never married.Children were: , , , .

Henry of Brabant was born about 1180. He died in 1247.

Spouse: Marie of Swabia. Children were: Matilda of Brabant.

King Henry III of England was born on 1 October 1207 in Winchester, England. He was christened after 1 October 1207 in Bermondsey, Surrey, England. He was King of England from 1216 to 1272. Upon the death of his father, he succeeded to the throne at the age of 9 with William Marshall, Earl of Pembroke as Regent until 1219, when William Marshall died. Henry died on 16 November 1272 in Westminster, England. He was buried after 16 November 1272 in Westminster Abbey, Westminster, London, England. Parents: King John I of England and Queen Isabella of England.

Spouse: Queen Eleanor of England. Queen Eleanor of England and King Henry III of England were married on 14 January 1236 in Canterbury, Kent, England. Children were: King Edward I of England, Queen Margaret of Scotland, Edmund Plantagenet Earl of Lancaster, Beatrice Plantagenet Duchess of Brittany.

Hepzibah was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Crisp. Hepzibah and Crisp were married.

Spouse: Daniel Doane. Hepzibah and Daniel Doane were married. Children were: Hepzibah Doane.

Hepzibah was born in 1720. She died on 5 May 1787. She was buried after 5 May 1787 in Old Cemetery, Lebanon, New London County, Connecticut.

Spouse: Elisha Seabury. Hepzibah and Elisha Seabury were married.

Hester was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Humphrey Beckett. Children were: Johanna Beckett.

Hester was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Henry Farmer. Hester and Henry Farmer were married. Children were: John Farmer, Thomas Farmer, William Farmer, Benjamin Farmer, Henry Farmer.

Hugh Bishop of Lincoln died in 1235. Parents: King Henry II of England and Princess Alys of Porhoet.

Hugh H. was born in 1898. He died in 1898. He was buried in 1898 in Union Chapel Cemetery, White Oak Township, Highland County, Ohio. He and his mother both died as a result of his birth, and were buried together. Parents: Anna E. Vance.

Hughes was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Francis Marion Wynn. Hughes and Francis Marion Wynn were married.

Huldah was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Elijah Bradford. Huldah and Elijah Bradford were married. Children were: Huldah Bradford, Elijah Bradford, Abraham Bradford.

Ida was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Charles Alonzo Bennett. Ida and Charles Alonzo Bennett were married. Children were: Precious Anna Bennett, Thelma Bennett.

Ida died in Springfield, Sangamon County, Illinois.

Spouse: Joseph E. Henderson. Ida and Joseph E. Henderson were married. Children were: Claude Henderson, Willis Henderson, Bess Henderson, Roy Henderson.

Ida was born about 1080. She died about 1117.

Spouse: Godfrey Duke of Louvain. Children were: Queen Adeliza of England.

Inga (private).

Spouse: Sigurður Juliusson. Children were: Petur Sigurðursson, Frída Sigurðsdóttir, Sigrun Olöf Sigurðursdóttir, Ingun Hronn Sigurðursdottir, Haraldur Erlendur Sigurdarsson.

Prince Iorworth of Wales was born about 1150 in Wales. He died about 1173. Parents: Owain and Gladys .

Spouse: Maret . Children were: Prince Llewellyn II of Wales.

Irabelle was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Robert Morgan Joyner. Irabelle and Robert Morgan Joyner were married. Children were: Viviann E. Joyner, Diane Joyner.

Irma lived in Vero Beach, Indian River County, Florida in 2001.

Spouse: Donald Davies. Irma and Donald Davies were married. Children were: Shirley Davies.

Isabel was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Nicholas West. Isabel and Nicholas West were married about 1524. Children were: William West.

Isabel was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Thomas Stevenson. Isabel and Thomas Stevenson were married. Children were: Margaret Stevenson.

Countess Isabella of Gloucester was born (date unknown).

Spouse: King John I of England. Countess Isabella of Gloucester and King John I of England were married on 29 August 1189 in Marlborough Castle, Wiltshire, England. They were divorced before 1199. Some sources say the marriage was annulled, but either way it was done at the behest of King John, who frequently changed wives and mistrestesses.

Queen Isabella of England was born about 1182 in Angoulême, Poitou-Charentes, France. One source shows her as born in 1188, but this seems unlikely, as she would have been twelve years of age at the time of her marriage to King John I. While possible for the time, it does not appear likely. She was christened in 1188 in France. She coronated Queen of England on 8 October 1200 in Westminster Abbey, Westminster, London, England. Isabella imprisoned by her husband King John I from 1214 to 1216 in Gloucestershire, England. Upon his death, she was released and she returned to France. She died on 31 May 1246. Upon becoming estranged from her second husband, she went to the Abbey at Fontevraut and became Nun Felice (Sister Felice?) and died there. She was buried after 31 May 1246 in Fontevraud Abbey, Maine-et-Loire, France. Parents: Count Aymer of Angouleme and Countess Alice of Angouleme.

Spouse: King John I of England. Queen Isabella of England and King John I of England were married on 24 August 1200 in Bordeaux, Aquitaine, France. Hubert Walter, Archbishop of Canterbury, performed the ceremony. Children were: Princess Eleanor of England, King Henry III of England, King Richard of the Holy Roman Empire, Princess Joanna Makepeace, John of Acre, Empress Isabella Elizabeth of the Holy Roman Empire.

Spouse: Hugh deLusignan Count la Marche. Queen Isabella of England and Hugh deLusignan Count la Marche were married in 1220 in Valence, France. Children were: Hugh deLusignan Count of Ponthieu, Sir William deValence Earl of Pembroke, Alice deLusignan.

Empress Isabella Elizabeth of the Holy Roman Empire was born in 1214. She died on 1 December 1241. Parents: King John I of England and Queen Isabella of England.

Jackie was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Thomas Vance. Jackie and Thomas Vance were married.

Jackie was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Michael Crouse.

Jackie was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Charles Horner. Children were: Bryan Horner.

Jan was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Andrew Gay Dickinson.