ARSC page 107-

PC page 19 Fulk the Good had 3 sons Geoffrey, Guy, bishop of Le Puy, + Drago, the youngest.

PC p. 22 Family legend says Count Geoffrey Greygown (c960-987) single-handedly fought and killed a giant,Ethelulf.

MC page 647 Geoffrey I mar Adelaide de Chalons. son of Fulk II and Gerberga d'Arles. Parents of Fulk III

PCD page 202 Adelaide de Vermandois mar Geoffrey I, Grisgonelle, Count of Anjou d July 21, 987.

PCD page 18 Gerberga dau of Giselbert Duke of Lorraine + Gerberga dau of Henry I the Gowler, King of Saxony. mar Albert I parents of Herbert III

FMA gen chart 1 When Louis IV died ;in 954, his son Lothar was only 12 years old and his rights were protected by his maternal uncles, the Emperor Otto I and Bruno, archbishop of Cologne... They advised Gerberta, Louis Iv's widow, to request "aid and counsel" from High, then 'duke of the Gauls' and vice regent of Francia. PCD page 18 Gerberga dau of Henry I the Fowler King of Saxony mar Giselbert Duke of Lorraine ARSC page 127 Louis IV d'Outre-Mer mar Gerberga of Saxony d 984 Parents of Charles of Lorraine, Duke of Nether + Lorraine

ARSC page 107 MC page 647 Fulk II mar Gerberga d'Arles. Parents of Geoffrey I

HOTV pagee 29 Rollo's dau Gerloc (Glerlaug) had two names, one Scandinavian and the other Frankish - Gerloc + Adelis

PCD page 202 Roabert de Vermandois mar Adelaide dau of Giselbert

PCD page 18 Giselbert mar Gerberga dau of Henry I, parents of Gerberga mar

Albert I

PCD Giselle of France b 820 d 874 mar Ante 840 Eberhard, Margrave of Freieli d 866 son of Unruoch Count of Freieli

MC page 645+ Githa dau of Thorkel Sprakalog mar 1020 Godwin, Earl of Kent

Gladys mar Lleuver Mawr Lucius the Great. She was dau of Eugin

Gladys mar Cadvan of Cambria, Prince of Wales. She was dau of Lleuver Mawr and Gladys dau of Eugin

RB page 216+ Gladys, dau of Redwallon mar Sir David ap Rhys. Their son Sir + Rev David ap Reese of Cardigan Wales mar Maude dau of Meredith Owen of S. Wales

WTC Table 5

GAOB Godfrey son of King Ronald Higher than the Hills and (brother to King Halfday killed in Ireland 877) Godfrey was father of Olad the Young King of Dublin, Killed in Scotland and Ivarr King of Dublin.

GAOB Godfrey King of Man + the Isles killed 989 son of Harold and father of Ranald.

GAOB Godfrey "Cravan" killed 1155 son of Harald the Black + father of Olaf Morsel.

MC page 639+ Githa m 1020 Godwin, Earl of Kent d 1053.

Gormaith had been married three times, the last time to Brian, who divorced her in 995...By her first marriage to King Olaf of Dublin, she had a son, Sitric, who had succeeded to the throne of Dublin. On her father's death and through the relationship the Dublin Norse and the Leinstermen were allies. (Gormleith + Sitric collected an army against Brian... The battle of Clontarf... took l\place on 23 April 1014, Good Friday. Barian gave battle although not actively. it was the longest and bloodiest battle in Ire- land's history, lasting from dawn to dark and multitudes of the leaders were slain, including Brian's son and his nephew. (Brian's forces were victorious and (they sent the Norsemen into the sea). A Viking, Brodar (one of those who had been promised the prize of Gormlaith) escaped and slew BArian... Brian's body, in accordance with his will, was conveyed to Armagh or burial, and his eleborate funeral was attended by thousands who truly mourned their slain king... Brian was much loved, and the love has grown with time until he has become a towering, near-legendary igure.

WTC page 182 Edith, the widow of Griffith of Wales. ibid page 241 During the Confessor's reign Wales had been dominated by Griffith ap Llewellyn, prince of North Wales, who had been able to take advantage of the rivalries of the English earls. In August 1063, however, he had perished when campaigning against Harold Godwineson.

DWB page 310/11 Gruffudd ap Cynan (c 1055-1137) King of Gwynedd, son of Cynan ap Iago, who was an exile in Ireland, and Rhagnell (Ragnhildr), a dau of the royal house of the Scandinavians of Dublin. Was a prisoner 12 or 16 years. He died blind and decrepit, in 1137, and was buried in the cathedral church of Bangor. A elegy upon him was sung by Meilyr. His wife, Angharad, daughter of Owain ab Edwin, survived him by 25 years. Gruffudd ap Cynan is the only mediaeval Welsh prince whose biography, in the form of pure eulogy, has survived. Linguistic characteristics prove it to have been a translation of a Latin original now lost. It was probably written by a cleric toward the end of the 12th century. "History of Gruffydd ap Cynann" ed. Arthur Jones, 1910 AG Vol 41 page 74 Gruffydd ap Cynan born Dublin abt 1055 Father Conan (Cynan)

DWB Page 318 Gruffydd ap Rhys (c 1090-1137) Prince of Deheubarth son of Rhys ap Tewdwr and Gwladus, daughter of Rhiwallon ap Cynfyn...Maredudd and Rhys, his sons by Gwenllian, daughter of Gruffudd ap Cynan, Anawawd and Cadell being evidently children of an earlier union. Died 1137.

MC page 163 Lady Gunnora mar Richard I 3rd Duke of Normandy. b 933 d 996 Next generation her father called Harold Bloatand King of Denmark. His father is Gorm del Gammel King of Denmark d 931 Mar Thyra. My records skip this gen eration.

GAOB King Guthorn d 890 mar dau of Ragnar + sister to Sigurd and to Ivarr the Boneless.

A handsome blond, gentle, eloquent, generous, discreet, good to her people, and charitable to the poor.

DWB page 318 Gwenllian (d. 1136) dau of Gruffudd ap Cynan by Angharad, dau of Owen ap Edwin. She m Gruffydd ap Rhys shortly after 1116, the most famous of her sons being the "lord" Rhys ap Gruffydd. She led an attack on the Norman fortress of Kidwelly, in her husband's absence, and was killed fighting outside the town, at a spot still know as Maes Gwenllian.

DWB Page 692 Owain Bwynedd m (1) Gwladus, dau of Llywarch ap Trehaearn. By her he had two sons Iorwerth Drwyndwn + Maelgwn.

AG page 7 Esylbt dau of Cynan ab Rhodri had son Merfyn Frych (the Freckled) mar Nest dau of Cadell Prince of Powis.

MC page 645+ Gytha (Gunilda) Princess of England M Vladimir II of Kief She was dau of Harold II King of England + Ealgath (Edith or Agatha) dau of Alfgar III + g dau of Lady Godiva, Dau of King Ethelred II.

OSY p. 268 The lives of Harold's illegitimate daughters differed radically. Like her aunt and namesake, Gunhild took the veil; she was a nun at Wilton when the Bretan counts sought her hand. The dead kings' other daughter, Gytha, made her way to Denmark. There, Swegen gave her in marriage to Vladimire, prince of Kiev. By Bladimire, Gytha had a son, named seemingly Harold, through whose daughters the blood of Harold Godwinsson, and probably of Edith Swan-Neck, reached the veins of the Scandinavian kings, and thence, centuries lataer, the kings of England.

GAOB Halfdan "White Leg" king of Upplanders in Norway early 8th century. son of Olaf "Tree Hewer" King of Vermland in Norway and father of Eystein the Fart.

Generous with his gold but mean with his rations. GAOB Halfday the Stingy King of Vestfold 8th century. Father of Godfrey the Proud and son of Eystein the Fart.

MC page 639+ Halfdan of Lethra, King of Denmark, son of Frode VII, King of Denmark + Hilda Princess of the Gothrin, Africa. Father of Hraeric of Lethrin MC page 160+ Halfdan, King of Denmark son of Frode VII + Hilda. Parent of Ivar Vidfadma King of Denmark + Sweden 660

HOTV Hordaknut fell to the ground in a convulsion 8 June 1042.

GAOB Harold son of Sigtryg "Caoch" King of Dublin + York father of Godfrey King of Man + the Isles killed 989.

MC page 167 Harold Parcus King of Denmark mar Elgiva Dau of Ethelred I King of England brother of Alfred the Great

MC page 167 leaves this generation out. Goes to Lady Gunnora dau of Gorm de Gammel King of Denmark d 931 mar Thyra

GAOB Harold the Black son of Olaf and father of Godfrey "Crovan King of Dublin + Man and the Isles.

MC page 167 Harold Parcus King of Denmark mar Elgiva dau of Ethelred I King of England. Parents of Gorm de Gammel. Harold's father was Gorm Enske II.

SK page 190 Clodomir II King of Franks mar Hasilda dau of King of the Rugij

ARSC page 63 CP IV 670: VII 677: VCH Lanc. I 306 Countess of Lincoln PCD page 167 Robert de Quincy, brother of Saher mar Hawise of Chester, Countess of Lincoln b 1180 d bef 3 Mar 1242/3 ARSC page 127 Robert II mar 1180 Hawise of Chester, Countess of Lincoln.

PCD p. 124 saays Hedwige's parents are Arnulph, Emperor of Germany + Oda (Utade) dau of Theudon count of Bavaria.

ARSC page 217 Helen, widow of Malcolm, 7th Earl of Fife d 1266, dau of Llewellyn m (2) Donald, 6th Earl of Mar, son of William , Earl of Mar d ca 1281 + Eliz. d 1267 dau of William Comyn + Countess of Buchan. Parents of Isabel (Matilda) mar Robert Bruce.

MC page 162 Helen and son Constantine the Great are said to have erected the Church of the Resurrection at the tomb of the Saviour and other magnificent Churches at Bethlehem and on the Mount of Olives. She became first wife of Constantius I (Chlorus) Emperor of Rome.

MC PAGE 194 Wm Longsword m his cousin Espriota dau of Hubert, Count of Senlis

PCD page 18 Henry I the Fowler, King of Saxony father of Gerberga married Giselbert, Duke of Lorraine paarents of Gerberga mar Albert I the Pious

PEP page 157

MC page 183 Henry I m Anne of Russia dau of Jeroslaus, grand dau of Vladimir, 1st Czar of Russia

FMA gen chart 2 + 4 Henry I ruled 1031-1060 m Anna of Kiev. Children: 1. Philip I, 2. Hugh the Great, count of Vermandois, 3. Louis VI the Fat, 4. Constance m Hugh I + Bonemond I, 5. Philip of Mantes, 6. Florus, 7. Cecilia m Tancred of Antioch + Pons of Tripoli

ibid page 30 Only Robert and his son and associate, Henry, bore the title 'rex'. There were many kingdoms in Gaul, but only one king, the king of the Franks.

ibid page 117 Philip I was the first Capetian king to be given this name, which had been brought from the East by Anna of Kiev (the bride who had been found so far away for Henry I, son of Robert the Pious). LKQF - Henry's son Philip I d 29 July 1108 bur abbey of Fleury- sur-Loiree. m Bertha of Holland had son Louis. Philip fell in love with Bertrade de Montfort, wife of count Fulk ofAnjou. he abducted her in 1093 and was a scandel and uproar by church.

ARSC page 61 Henry I, King of France b 1005 d Aug 1061 mar Anne of Kiev.

MC page 183 Herbert II Count of Vermandois d 943 Mar Hildebrand. son of FMA gan chart 1 Herbert II of Vermahdois m dau of Robert I, son of Herbert I and father of 1. Albert, count of Vermandois, 2. Adela of Vermandois m Arnulf I ofFlanders (2) Geoffrey 'Greymantle' + 3. Liegeard m (1) William I Longsword (2) Theobald 'the Swindler' and 4. a daughter. PCD page 18 Herbert II Count of Vermandois + Troyes b 880/890 d at St. Quentin abt 943 mar Leigarde dau of Robt I king of France + Adele Parents of Albert I Herbert II son of Herbert I ibid page 202 Herbert II Count of Vermandois + Troyes d 943 mar Liegarde, dau of Robert I + Adele. ARSC page 53 Calls him Herbert III mar Hildebrante (Liegarde).

Reading Backwards gives Edgive's spouse as Henry de Vermandois 4th Earl(not Herbert) PCD page 18 Herbert IV son of Otho, father of Adelaide PCD page 18 Herbert IV, Count of Vermandois + Valois m Adela de Vexin dau of Raoul III the Great Count of Valoes + Vixin. Parents of Adelaide m Hugh.

PCD page 18 Herbert III son of Albert I + Gerberga dau of Giselbert + Gerberga father of Otho

m 2nd Herlwin, Vicecount of Conteville sons Robert, Count of Mortain c 1090 had son William, Count of Mortain Odo, Bishop of Bayeux dau m William Lord of La Ferte Mace

WTC table 1 + 2 p 15 Little is known of his (William the Conq) mother, for contemporary writers are discreetly silent about her origins. Later testimony, however, indicates that her father's name was probably Fulbert, and there is substantial evidence to suggest that this 'Filbert' was a tanner. Herleve's connexion with the duke was none the less to advance not only her own fortunes but those of her kinsfolk. Fulbert was apparently given a subordinate office at the ducal court, and Herleve's brothers, Osbert and Walter, appear as witnesses to important charters. Herleve, herself, shortly after the Conqueror's birth was married to Herluin, vicomte of Conteville, and to him she was to bear two very distinguished sons, namely Odo, the famous bishop of Bayeux and subse- quently Earl of Kent, and Robert, count of Mortain, later one of the largest landowners in 22 c England. She died about 1050. (She probably was no older than 17 when she bore William) page 31 William of Malmesbury (Gesta REgum, vol. II p 285) was, before 1125 telling that Robert first saw Herleve when she was dancing in the road (washing her clothes in a stream is another version - cf Benoit (ed. Michel), vol II PP 555-557), and forthwith brought her into the castle. And that night, after William's conception, Herleve dreamt that a tree grew out of her body whose branches overshadowed all Normandy and England. It is a very good story.

MC page 163 Robert the Magnificent (the Devil) had by Herleve (also called Arlotta) dau of Fulbert de Falaise + Doda his wife. Afterwards became the wife of Herlovin de Conteville, ancestress of Eleanor of Aquitain.

Dau of Charles II.

MC page 639+ Hilda Princess of the Gothrin, Africa mar Frode VII, King of Denmark d 548. She is dau of Hilderic + Amfleda the Younger. MC page 160+ Hilderic, King of Vandals father of Hilda wife of Frode VII.

MC page 183 Hildebarand m Herbert II Count of Vermandois. Mother of Adela m Arnulph I, Count of Flanders

ARSC page 107 MC page 647 Fulk III mar Hildegarde. Parents of Ermengard.

SK page 190 King Hilderic d 253. Son of King Sunno. Father of King Bartherus

MC page 639+ Hilderic A contemporary of British King Arthur d 530 Mar Amfleda the Younger. They were parents of Hilda Princess of the Gothrin Africa. MC page 160+ Hilderic, King of Vandals in 525. Son of Eudoxia + Hunneric. Parent of dHilda wife of Frode VII.

MC page 160+ Eudoxia, wife of Hunneric. Parents of Hilderic King of Vandals.

MC page 639+ Hraeric of Lethra son of Halfdan of Lethra King of Denmark He mar (1) Auda of Roeskilda