MC page 169 Eafa son of Eoppa + father of Alemund ARSC page 2 Eahlmund son of Eafa, Eafa son of Eoppa

Mc page 169 Alemund son of Eafa + father of Egbert ARSC page 2 Eahlmund son of Eafa, Egbert son of Eahlmund

Ealdgyth + Cnut's son Harthacnut d 1042 at Lambeth bur Winchester Cnut d 12 Nov 1035 bur Winchester May have been dau of Duke Richard instead of Earl Thoral

MC Table 3 Aelgifu and Ethelred II's children: Edmundd "Ironsides", k of England 1016

OSY Table 1 Edmund Ironside mar Alditha. Parents of Edmund d young + Edward mar Agatha.

PCD Eberhard, Margrave of Freieli d 866 son of Unruoch Count of Freieli mar Giselle of France Parents of Berenger I King of Italy

Natural son of Ranulf II

OBRA page 27-28 Edgar became known as "the Peaceable' largely because the victories and campaigns of his forebears had finally brought a measure of stability and freedom from outside attack.... It was only after fourteen years on the throne that Edgar was eventually crowned in a ceremony of great significance using a new order of service which was the work of Dunstan and which long remained in use. MC page 170-176 His brother Edwig became the 3rd boy king and Edgar became the 4th boy king. b 943 Ruled 959 d 8 July 975 m Elfrida dau of Ordgar, Earl of Devon + widow of Ethelwold. Was suc by son Edw the Martyr reigned 975 - 978 murdered by his father's 2nd wife Elfreda.

MC page 169 Lady Edgiva dau of Sigilline, Earl of Meapham, m Edward the Elder son Edmund the Magnificus

RB page 216-219 Edgive dau of Edward the Elder, King of England, son of Alfred the Great, married Henry de Vermandois 4th Earl Parents of Adela mar Prince Hugh Magnus. PCD page 18 mother of Adelaide de Vermandois is Adela de Vixin dau of Raoul III the Great, Count of Valois + Vexin

OBRA page 23-24 In 944 it was recorded that he brought Northumbria under his sway and the following year he ravaged all Strathclyde and ceded it to Malcom, king of Scots, on the condition that he would be his fellow worker both by sea and land. From the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle Edmund met an untimely end at the hand of an assassin on 26 May 946. ... A certain robber named Leofa, whom he had banished for his crimes, returning after six years' absence, totally unexpected, was sitting, on the feast of St. Auugustine.. among the guests at Puckle church in Gloucestershire... This, while the others were eagerly carousing, was perceived by the king alone; when, hurried with indignation and impelled by fate, he leapt from the table, caught the robber by the hair, and dragged him to the floor; but he, secretly drawing a dagger from its sheath, plunged it with all its force into the breast of the king as he lay upon him. Dying of the wound, he gave rise over the whole kingdom to many fictions concerning his decease. -William of Malmesbury.

MC page 169 b 922 was 12th of his father's 15 children Reigned 940-946. m Princess Elgiva (Fairies Gift)

MC table 3 Edmund "Ironsides" k of England 1016 son of Aelfgifu + Ethelred II ibid page 170+ Edmund II Ironside b 989 suc father April 1016. Died after only 7 mo + Cnute became King of England. D Nov 30 1016 bur Glastonbury m Lady Algitha d 1014 widow of Sigefrith the Dane.

OBRA page 20 Edward the Elder 899-924 The reconquest of the area settled by the Vikings - the Danelaw- was begun by Alfred's son and heir. In this he was ably assisted by his sister Aethelflaed who, upon the death of her husband, the ealdorman of Mercia, became known as the "Lady of the Mercians". MC page 169 Edward the Elder, second son of Alfred the Great. Reigned 24 years 901 - 925 d at Forndon, Northamptonshire. Edmund the Magnificus was oldest child by his 3rd wife Lady Edgive dau of Sigilline, Earl of Meapham RB page 216 Edward the Elder King of England son of Alfred the Great was father of Edgive mar Henry de Vermandois

m 2nd Edith dau of Earl Godwine. She d 15 Apr 1053. m 23 Jan 1044

ARSC page 3 called "the Exile" WTC page 171 Edward, son of Edmund Ironsides, who since 1016 had been in exile in Hungary...was quite unknown in England, but negotiations were opened for his return and eventually in 1057 he arrived in England accompanied... by his wife Agatha and his three children - Margaret, Edgar, and Christina. He died in mysterious circumstances before he could reach the royal court. MC Table 3 Edward the Atheling d 1057 son of Edmund "Ironsides" Children: Edgar the Atheling d c 1125, St Margaret mar. Malcolm III, king of Scotland, Christina became a nun

PCD page 251 Edward of England + Agatha of Germany parents of Margaret of England mar Malcolm III.

Edwin + Iwerydd's children: 1 Owain 2 Uchdryd (906) 3 Hywel (907)

MC page 169 Egbert 1st King of all England b abt 775. Stayed at court of Charlemagne 17 years d 839 bur Winchester. 802 crowned King of West Saxons 829 became overlord of all the Engish kings + gave the name of England to the whole realm. m Lady Redburga ARSC page 2 Egbert was on of Ethelwulf, Egbert's son Eahlmund

DWB page 406 Hywel Dda m Elen, dau of Llywarch ap Hyfaidd of Dyfed and brought him Dyfed (modern Pembrokeshire) as her dower- for Llywarch was, in all probab- ility, the last prince of Dyfed.

WTC page 172 The Mercian earldom under Aelfgar..had been diminished in size. It is little wonder that Aelfgar felt himself menaced.

ibid p18 Harold Godwinson in order to retain the allegiance of Edwin and Morcar he consented , probably during the early months of his reign, to marry their sister Edith, the widow of Griffith of Wales.

OSY Table 5, p. 314 Aelfgar E of E. Anglia, E. of Mercia mar Alveva. Parents of Edwin, Morkeree, Alditha mar (1) Gruffydd K of Wales (2) Harold K of England, Lucia mar Ivo Tailleboia

Harold Parcus King of Denmark mar Elgiva dau of Ethelred I, King of England brother of Alfred the Great

MC page 169 Princess Elgiva (Fairies Gift) d 944. She mar Edmund the Magnificus

WTC table 8

Emma dau of Richard I count of Fouen + Emma sister of Hugh Capet. m Ethelred king of England 970-1016 from FMA gan chart 6

HOTV Knut mar Emma dau of Richard II + Ethelred's widow Emma wife of two kings and mother oftwo kings. d 1052

OSY p. 4 York was the administrative capital of the premier earldom, and the official residence of the queen, the 'Lady' of England. Emma of Normandy, mother of Edward and widow of Ethelred, lived there after the death of her second royal husband, Canute.

ARSC page 2 2 sons of Cenred + father of Eoppa, did not rule. Eoppa married #1137 (?) possibly from ARSC page 2 MC page 169 E oppa son of Ingild + father of Eafa ARSC page 2 Eafa son of Eoppa, Eoppe of Ingild

MC page 183 Ermengarde d at Anjou mar Conan I Count de Britagno Dau of Adelaide and Geoffrey count d'Anjou mother of Judith de Bretagna PCD page 202 Ermengarde of Anjou, dau of Adelaide de Vermandois + Geoffrey I Grisgonelle, Count of Anjou.

PCD page 18 Errmengarde (Irmgard) dau of Reinold, Count of Bar.

ARSC page 107 MC page 647 Ermengard mar Geoffrey II Count of Gastinois. She was dau of Fulk III + Hildegarde. They were parents of Fulk IV

ARSC Ermentrude m Charles the Bald. Parents of Judith of France.

AG vol 41 page 7 Esylbt dau of Cynan ab Rhodri had son Merfyn Frych m Nest

HOTV page 911 Ethelflaed the "Lady of the Mercians" in whom the tenacity of purpose, strategic intelligence, and organizing power of her father King Alfred, are to be observed in fine flower

HOTV page 233

MC page 167 Elgiva dau of Ethelred I King of England brother of Alfred the Great.

HOTV page 163 A treaty of 991 between Olaf Tryggvason and King Ethelred aims to secure the safety of foreign merchant ships, together with safety of foreign merchant ships, together with their crew and cargoes, in English estuaries and a full respect for English ships encountered abroad by Vikings. ibid page 226 Ethelflaed dau of Alfred mar Ethelred Ealdorman ibid page 233 Ethel red died 911 succeeded by wife King Edward's sister.

OBRA page 31-33 Ethelred, son of King Edgar, and brother of Edward, was consecrated king before all the nobles of England at Kinston. An evil omen, as St Dunstan interpreted it, had happened to him in his infancy. For at his baptism he made water in the font; whence the man of God predicted the slaughter of the English people that would take place in his time. - Henry of Huntingdon The chief feature of Ethelred's reign was the renewed incursions by Danish raiders. a solution was adopted for controlling the Danes by paying them tribute, and though Ethelred was not the first to propose such a policy the collection of Danegeld is indelibly associated with his name... In Nov 1022... the king ordered to be slain all the Danish men who were in England....Ethelred's reward for this was the wrath of King Sweyn Forkbeard of Denmark whose sister had been a victim of the massacre. By 1013, when Sweyn came to England with his son Cnut, Ethelred's fortunes had reached a low ebb. His wife, Emma of Normandy, retreated with her two sons Edward and Alfred to France and Ethelred followed soon after. Sweyn's death in 1014 brought a reprieve... During the spring King Ethelred came home to his own people and he was gladly received by them all. - The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle

WTCTable 3 Ethelred II king of England, 978-1016

MC page 170+ Ethelred, second son of Edgar the Peaceful + Elfrida. He became king at 10, the last of the 6 boy kings (The Unready) b 968 d 23 Apr 1016 in London bur in St Paul's m (2) 1002 Emma, the Flower of Normandy, sister of Duke Of Narmandy. She was mother of Edward the Confessor. m (1) Elfled, dau of Earl Thorad 984.

FMA gen chart 6 Ethelred king of England m Emma dau of Richard I count of Rouen parent of Edward the Confessor king of England

HOTV page 163 A treaty of 991 between Olaf Tryggvason and King Ethelred aims to secure the safety of foreign merchant ships, together with their crews and cargoes, in English estuaries, and a full respect for English ships encountered abroad by Bikings.

Edward, son of Aethelred the Unready suc. Harthacanute. As a child he had been sent to Normandy to the Court of Richard, Duke of Normandy, brother of Emma, his mother. He knew hardly anything of English ways and was 40 yrs old. The Gov't was adm. by Godwine and the Witan. This suited Edw. as he was most concerned with Churches and architecture. One of his most famous is Westminster Abbey.

MC page 170 Married (1) Elfled,dau of Earl Thorad 984 Burial Date Imported:St Paul's

ARSC Alfthryth d 7 June 929 sister to Edward dau of Alfred the Great + Aethswith mar Baldwin II, the Bald

Eudoxia mar Valenteinian III Emperor of the West. Their dau Eudoxia the Younger mar Huneric King of the Vandals.

Eudoxia the Younger is dau of Valenteinian III and Eudoxia. She mar Huneric King of the Valdals d 480 Africa. Their son Hilderic mar Amfleda the Younger. MC page 160+ Eudoxia wife of Hunneric was dau of Valentinian III . They were parents of Hilderic, King of Vandals in 525

2 sons Robert; William.

MC page 162 Eurgen son of Meric + Victoria. Father of Gladys m Lleuver Mawr Lucius the Great.

ARSC page 127 Maude of Louvaine mar Eustace I, Count of Boulougne d 1049 parents of Lambert of Boulougne, Count off Lens

Eystein, the Fart, King of Raumarike's ancestors Halfdan "White Leg" King of Upplanders in Norway. Conq Raumarike. Olaf "Tree Hewer" Ingiald "Ill Ruler" 7th century GAOB

Eystein "the Fart" King of Raumarike 8th century. son of Halfdan "white leg" King of Upplanders in Norway early 8th c. Father of Godfrey the Proud King of Vestfold killed 810.

SK page 190 King Farabert d 186 son of Clodomir II King of Franks + Hasilda dau of King of the Rugij. Father of King Sunno

MC page 639 Fausta mar as his second wife Constantine the Great. She was sister of his stepmother Theodora. She was dau of Maximus, Roman Emperor 286-305 who was a giant 8 ft 6 in tall. Constantine + Fausta had Constaine II d 360 and Constantius II. ibid page 162 Constantine the Great m Fausta

MC page 160+ Constantius II mar Fausta

There had been an Irish settlement in western Scotland from the early 3rd century, when the family of Carbery Riada, escaping famine in Munster, migrated to the north of Ireland, to settle in County Antrim and thence across the sea to Argyle in SW Scotland. In both they established themselves permanently as the Dalriada (Riada's portion). The tiny Scottish colony languished until 503, when three brothers, Fergus, Angus + Lorne, direct descendants of Carbery Riada, led a group across the sea from Irish Delriada +, meeting little opposition, took over a much larger piece of land. Fergus was their 1st king; his descendants ultimately became kings of all Scotland, and from them derived, through the Stewarts, the present royal family of Great Britain. FOI p 153-4

The Scots could...trace their king's linage with some authority back to a Fergus, the son of Erc, who had come from Ireland to settle with his people in Dalriada (Argyll) around the year 500. But a far greater antiquity than that was claimed for the royal line, and for the Scots themselves, in remarkable flights of fancy... It was related that the Scots derived their origin from Gaythelas (whence, allegedly, GaelA) son of a King of Greece, who went to Egypt in the days of Moses. He married the epoymous Scota, dau of Pharaoh, and led his family from Egypt to Spain. From that country several colonies of their descendants went to Ireland, the last of them under Simon Brek, and under Simon's grandson, so the story went on, the Scots passed over into northern Britain and gave the name of Scotia to that part of the island. In the year 330 BC the Scots who had thus settled in Scotland elected as their King Fergus, son of Ferchard, who was reckoned Fergus I and from whom the dynasty was dated. Under the rule of the line of Fergus the Scots remained in Scotland for 7 centuries. In AD 360, however, after King Eugenius (Ewen) had been slain by the Picts and Britons, the Scots, under his brother, Ethodius and his nephew Erc, were driven back to Ireland. Then in the 5th century they returned under Fergus, son of Erc and reoccupied Argyll. From Fergus, son of Erc, the succession continued down to Kenneth, son of Alpin, who united the Picts with the Scots under his rule, in a kingdom called Alba (the territory north of the Forth + Clyde.) Some versions of the legend related that the Scots had in all their wanderings taken with them a sacred stone, which according to one account, had been the pillow on which the patriach Jacob had slept when he had his miraculous dream at Bethel. On this stone, sometimes called a marble seat, the kings of the Scots had always been installed. from Scottish Kings by Gordon Donaldson NY John Wiley + Sons, Inc. 1967 p10.

FOI page 163 Aidan, the first independent king of Scottish Dalriada, was also the first Christian King in Great Britain (excluding Ireland) succeeding to the throne upon the death of King Conall in 574... A direct descendant of Fergus... This was the beginning of Faelic Scotland. In 842 the whole country was united under the Aegis of the Dolriadan kings + Aidan's descendants ruled until 1285, when the last one died and the ancient Irish blood line passed maternally to the family of the Stuarts.

SK page 190 Ferreolus mar Deuteria a Roman lady. Son of Sigermerus I + dau of Ferreolus Tonantius. Father of Ausbert mar Blitheldes

1st of family to come to Britain. They were from Normandy but were Britions (Celts). He settled in Monmouth 1101 - 1102. His brother perished in the first Crusade, 1097.

MC page 206 Chilperic I mar Fredegonde, born 543, died 598. They had Chothaire II.

MC page 639+ Frode VII king of Denmark d 548. Mar Hilda Princess of the Gothrin, Africa. dau of Hilderic + Amfleda the Younger. ibid page 160+ Hilda wife of Fropde VII who died 548. They were parents of Halfdan, King of Denmark.

FMA gen chart 1 Fulk the Red ruled 929-941 son of Rollo, father of Fulk II the Good count abt 941-960 MC page 647 Fulk I mar Rosalie des Lockes Parents of Fulk II.

According to legend, Fulk the Good... was learned and saintly, dressed in cleric's robes and lived peaceably.

PC p 25,27 Went to Jerusalem 3 times and to Rome once. FMA page 110-1 Their goal was to be the Holy Sepulchre at Jerusalem, the tomb of Christ...Fewer went on this pilgrimage, for the dangers and depri- vations of the journey, to say nothing of attacks by the infidel, required a higher level of committment. Nevertheless, the numbers of pilgrims increa- sed about the year 1000. Fulk Nerra of Anjou and Robert, duke of Normandy both set out on this perilous journey, taking leave of their friends and families as if they were close to death. MC page 647 Fulk III mar Hildegarde. He was son of Geoffrey I + Adelaide de Chalons. Parents of Ermangard PCD page 202 Fulk III son of Adelaide de Vermandois + Geoffrey I, Grisgonelle

RRF Vol II Garmo II KIng of Denmark 881-893 Frotho IV King of Denmark 879-880 Cnute I King of Denmark 838-874 M Aethred's widow Aelgifu (Emma) dau of Richard. Cnute d 12 Nov 1035 at Shafts- bury, Bur Winchester. Lady Emma + Cnute had Harthacnut and Harold Cnute 12 Nov 1034 bir Winchester Harthacnut d 8 June 1042 convulsions Harold d 1040 Eric II King of Denmark 835-839 (MC pagee 160+ leaves out this gen.) Seward III King of Denmark 831-834 Regnerus King of Denmark 818-830 Siward II King of Denmark 815-817 from RRF Vol II MC page 164 Gorm Enske mar Sida d 890 son Harold Parcus King of Denmark mar Elgive dau of Ethelred I king of England Brother of Alfred the Great Garm Enske m Sida d 890 Frotho King of Denmark d 875 Horda Knut King of Denmark d 850 Sigurd Snodoye King of Denmark + Sweden d 830 Rayner Lodbrok King of Denmark + Sweden d 694 mar Aslanga Sigurd Ring living 750 MC Page 163 Harold Hildetand King of Denmark + Sweden d 725 Roric Stingeband King of Denmark + Sweden d 700 Ivar Vidfadma King of Denmark + Sweden d 660 Halfdan King of Denmark Hilda Wife of Frode VII who d 548 Hilderic King of Vandals in 525 Eudoxia wife of Hunneric who died 480 Valentinian III d 455 Constantius III m Placida d 421 Constantius II m Fausta d 360 MC Page 162 Constantine the Great b 265 d 363 First Christian Emperor. British born and educated. Annexed Britain to the ?Roman Empire + founded Constantinople. mar. Fausta 3 sons - Constantine II, Constantius II Constans I Constantine II Uther Pendragon King of Britain 498 Arthur One of the 9 Worthies suc father at age 15 in 516 Known in connection with the Knights of the Round Table mar Guinevere both bur at Glastonbury. Helen "of the Cross" The arms of Colchester were "a cross with 3 crowns" b 248 d 328 m Constantine I Emp of Rome in right of his wife King of Britain b 242 d 306 Strada "the Fair" mar Coel a later King of Colchester living AD 232 Gladys mar Cadvan of Cambria Prince of Wales 7

MC page 167 leaves out next generation. Goes from Garmo de Gammel King of Denmark d 931 mar Thyra to Lady Gunnora mar Richard I 3rd Duke of Normandy He is Called Garmo de Gammel instead of Garmo III

SK page 190 Genebald I Duke of East Franks d 350. Son of Dagobert d 317 Father of Dagobert d 379