Descendants of Godwulf
Generation No. 1
1. GODWULF11,2 was born Bef. 100 in of Asgard, Asia, or East Europe2,3, and died WFT Est. 119-1903.
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Ancestral File Number: GS5K-00
Child of GODWULF is:
2. i. FLOCWALD2, b. Abt. 100, of Asgard, Asia or Eastern Europe; d. WFT Est. 133-191.
Generation No. 2
2. FLOCWALD2 (GODWULF1)3,4 was born Abt. 100 in of Asgard, Asia or Eastern Europe4,5, and died WFT Est. 133-1915.
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Ancestral File Number: GS5J-XN
Child of FLOCWALD is:
3. i. FINN3, b. Abt. 130, of Asgard, Asia or Eastern Europe; d. WFT Est. 163-221.
Generation No. 3
3. FINN3 (FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)5,6 was born Abt. 130 in of Asgard, Asia or Eastern Europe6,7, and died WFT Est. 163-2217. He married <UNNAMED>8 Abt. 752 in of Asgard, Asia or Eastern Europe8. She was born Abt. 734 in of Asgard, Asia or Eastern Europe8, and died Unknown.
More About FINN:
Ancestral File Number: GS5J-VB
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Ancestral File Number: 18K1-1GJ
More About FINN and <UNNAMED>:
Marriage: Abt. 752, of Asgard, Asia or Eastern Europe8
Child of FINN and <UNNAMED> is:
4. i. FREOTHALAF4, b. Abt. 160, of Asgard, Asia or Eastern Europe; d. WFT Est. 193-251.
Generation No. 4
4. FREOTHALAF4 (FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)9,10 was born Abt. 160 in of Asgard, Asia or Eastern Europe10,11, and died WFT Est. 193-25111.
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Ancestral File Number: GS5J-S0
Child of FREOTHALAF is:
5. i. FRITHUWALD5, b. Abt. 190, of Asgard, Asia or Eastern Europe; d. WFT Est. 234-282.
Generation No. 5
5. FRITHUWALD5 (FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)11 was born Abt. 190 in of Asgard, Asia or Eastern Europe11, and died WFT Est. 234-28211. He married BELTSA11 WFT Est. 234-26211. She was born Abt. 194 in Asgard, East Europe11, and died WFT Est. 234-31311.
More About FRITHUWALD:
Ancestral File Number: GS5J-QM
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Ancestral File Number: GS5J-RS
More About FRITHUWALD and BELTSA:
Marriage: WFT Est. 234-26211
Children of FRITHUWALD and BELTSA are:
6. i. ODIN6, b. Abt. 215, of Asgard, Asia or Eastern Europe; d. WFT Est. 241-306.
ii. VE12, b. Abt. 217, of Asgard, Asia12; d. Unknown.
More About VE:
Ancestral File Number: G70B-1H
iii. VILI12, b. Abt. 219, of Asgard, Asia12; d. Unknown.
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Ancestral File Number: G70B-2N
Generation No. 6
6. ODIN6 (FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)13 was born Abt. 215 in of Asgard, Asia or Eastern Europe13, and died WFT Est. 241-30613. He married (1) <UNNAMED>14. She was born Abt. 223 in of Asgard, Asia, or East Europe14, and died Unknown. He married (2) FRIGG FREA15,16 WFT Est. 234-26417, daughter of CADWALLAR. She was born Abt. 219 in of Asgard, Asia or Eastern Europe17,18, and died WFT Est. 241-31319.
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Ancestral File Number: GS5J-M4
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Ancestral File Number: G70J-HQ
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Ancestral File Number: GS5J-N9
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Marriage: WFT Est. 234-26419
Child of ODIN and <UNNAMED> is:
7. i. BELDEG7, b. Abt. 243, Scandinavia; d. Unknown.
Child of ODIN and FRIGG FREA is:
8. ii. KING SKJOLD7, b. Abt. 237, of Hleithra, Denmark; d. WFT Est. 264-328.
Generation No. 7
7. BELDEG7 (ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)20 was born Abt. 243 in Scandinavia20, and died Unknown. He married NANNA20 in Scandinavia20, daughter of KING IN NORWAY GEWAR. She was born Abt. 247 in Scandinavia20, and died Unknown.
More About BELDEG:
Ancestral File Number: G70D-P7
More About NANNA:
Ancestral File Number: G70D-QD
More About BELDEG and NANNA:
Marriage: Scandinavia20
Child of BELDEG and NANNA is:
9. i. BRAND8, b. Abt. 271, Scandinavia; d. Unknown.
8. KING SKJOLD7 (ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)21,22 was born Abt. 237 in of Hleithra, Denmark23,24, and died WFT Est. 264-32825. He married GEFION25,26 Abt. 258 in Hleithra, Denmark27. She was born Abt. 241 in Hleithra, Denmark27, and died WFT Est. 264-33527.
More About KING SKJOLD:
Ancestral File Number: GXQJ-DX
Reign: King of the Danes28
More About GEFION:
Ancestral File Number: GXQJ-F4
More About SKJOLD and GEFION:
Marriage: Abt. 258, Hleithra, Denmark29
Child of SKJOLD and GEFION is:
10. i. FRIDLEIF8 SKJOLDSSON, b. Abt. 259, Hleithra, Denmark; d. WFT Est. 286-350.
Generation No. 8
9. BRAND8 (BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)30 was born Abt. 271 in Scandinavia30, and died Unknown. He married <UNNAMED>30. She was born Abt. 275 in Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany30, and died Unknown.
More About BRAND:
Ancestral File Number: G70D-RK
More About <UNNAMED>:
Ancestral File Number: G70D-SQ
Children of BRAND and <UNNAMED> are:
11. i. FRITHOGAR9, b. Abt. 299, Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany; d. Unknown.
ii. BEORN30, b. Abt. 301, Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany30; d. Unknown.
More About BEORN:
Ancestral File Number: G70D-V3
10. FRIDLEIF8 SKJOLDSSON (SKJOLD7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)31,32 was born Abt. 259 in Hleithra, Denmark33, and died WFT Est. 286-35033. He married <UNNAMED>34 Abt. 280 in of Hleithra, Denmark34. She was born Abt. 263 in of Hleithra, Denmark34, and died Unknown.
More About FRIDLEIF SKJOLDSSON:
Ancestral File Number: G70B-B2
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Ancestral File Number: G70B-C7
More About FRIDLEIF SKJOLDSSON and <UNNAMED>:
Marriage: Abt. 280, of Hleithra, Denmark34
Child of FRIDLEIF SKJOLDSSON and <UNNAMED> is:
12. i. FRODI9 FRIDLEIFSSON, b. Abt. 281, Hleithra, Denmark; d. WFT Est. 308-372.
Generation No. 9
11. FRITHOGAR9 (BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)34 was born Abt. 299 in Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany34, and died Unknown. He married <UNNAMED>34 in Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany34. She was born Abt. 303 in Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany34, and died Unknown.
More About FRITHOGAR:
Ancestral File Number: G70D-TW
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Ancestral File Number: G70D-ZL
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Marriage: Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany34
Child of FRITHOGAR and <UNNAMED> is:
13. i. FREAWINE10, b. Abt. 327, Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany; d. Unknown.
12. FRODI9 FRIDLEIFSSON (FRIDLEIF8 SKJOLDSSON, SKJOLD7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)35,36 was born Abt. 281 in Hleithra, Denmark37, and died WFT Est. 308-37237. He married <UNNAMED>38 Abt. 302 in of Hleithra, Denmark38. She was born Abt. 285 in of Hleithra, Denmark38, and died Unknown.
More About FRODI FRIDLEIFSSON:
Ancestral File Number: G70B-DD
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Ancestral File Number: G70B-FK
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Marriage: Abt. 302, of Hleithra, Denmark38
Child of FRODI FRIDLEIFSSON and <UNNAMED> is:
14. i. FRIDLEIF10 FRODASSON, b. Abt. 303, Hleithra, Denmark; d. WFT Est. 330-394.
Generation No. 10
13. FREAWINE10 (FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)38 was born Abt. 327 in Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany38, and died Unknown. He married <UNNAMED>38 in Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany38. She was born Abt. 331 in Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany38, and died Unknown.
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Ancestral File Number: G70F-0Q
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Ancestral File Number: G70F-1W
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Marriage: Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany38
Child of FREAWINE and <UNNAMED> is:
15. i. WIG11, b. Abt. 355, Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany; d. Unknown.
14. FRIDLEIF10 FRODASSON (FRODI9 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF8 SKJOLDSSON, SKJOLD7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)39,40 was born Abt. 303 in Hleithra, Denmark41, and died WFT Est. 330-39441. He married <UNNAMED>42 Abt. 324 in of Hleithra, Denmark42. She was born Abt. 307 in of Denmark42, and died Unknown.
More About FRIDLEIF FRODASSON:
Ancestral File Number: G70B-GQ
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Ancestral File Number: G70B-HW
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Marriage: Abt. 324, of Hleithra, Denmark42
Child of FRIDLEIF FRODASSON and <UNNAMED> is:
16. i. HAVER11 FRIDLEIFSSON, b. Abt. 325, Denmark; d. WFT Est. 352-416.
Generation No. 11
15. WIG11 (FREAWINE10, FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)42 was born Abt. 355 in Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany42, and died Unknown. He married <UNNAMED>42 in Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany42. She was born Abt. 359 in Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany42, and died Unknown.
More About WIG:
Ancestral File Number: G70F-23
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Ancestral File Number: G70F-38
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Marriage: Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany42
Child of WIG and <UNNAMED> is:
17. i. GEWIS12, b. Abt. 383, Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany; d. Unknown.
16. HAVER11 FRIDLEIFSSON (FRIDLEIF10 FRODASSON, FRODI9 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF8 SKJOLDSSON, SKJOLD7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)43,44 was born Abt. 325 in Denmark45,46, and died WFT Est. 352-41647. He married <UNNAMED>48 Abt. 346 in Denmark48,49. She was born Abt. 329 in Denmark50, and died Unknown.
More About HAVER FRIDLEIFSSON:
Ancestral File Number: G70B-J3
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Ancestral File Number: G70B-K8
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Marriage: Abt. 346, Denmark50,51
Child of HAVER FRIDLEIFSSON and <UNNAMED> is:
18. i. FRODI12 HAVARSSON, b. Abt. 347, Denmark; d. WFT Est. 374-438.
Generation No. 12
17. GEWIS12 (WIG11, FREAWINE10, FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)52 was born Abt. 383 in Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany52, and died Unknown. He married <UNNAMED>52 in Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany52. She was born Abt. 387 in Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany52, and died Unknown.
More About GEWIS:
Ancestral File Number: G70F-4F
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Ancestral File Number: G70F-5L
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Marriage: Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany52
Child of GEWIS and <UNNAMED> is:
19. i. ESLA13, b. Abt. 411, Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany; d. Unknown.
18. FRODI12 HAVARSSON (HAVER11 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF10 FRODASSON, FRODI9 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF8 SKJOLDSSON, SKJOLD7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)53,54 was born Abt. 347 in Denmark55,56, and died WFT Est. 374-43857. He married <UNNAMED>58 Abt. 368 in Denmark58,59. She was born Abt. 351 in Denmark60, and died Unknown.
More About FRODI HAVARSSON:
Ancestral File Number: G70B-LF
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Ancestral File Number: G70B-ML
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Marriage: Abt. 368, Denmark60,61
Child of FRODI HAVARSSON and <UNNAMED> is:
20. i. VERMUND13 FRODASSON, b. Abt. 369, Denmark; d. WFT Est. 396-460.
Generation No. 13
19. ESLA13 (GEWIS12, WIG11, FREAWINE10, FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)62 was born Abt. 411 in Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany62, and died Unknown. He married <UNNAMED>62 in Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany62. She was born Abt. 415 in Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany62, and died Unknown.
More About ESLA:
Ancestral File Number: G70F-6R
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Ancestral File Number: G70F-7X
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Marriage: Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany62
Child of ESLA and <UNNAMED> is:
21. i. ELESA14, b. Abt. 439, Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany; d. Unknown.
20. VERMUND13 FRODASSON (FRODI12 HAVARSSON, HAVER11 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF10 FRODASSON, FRODI9 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF8 SKJOLDSSON, SKJOLD7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)63,64 was born Abt. 369 in Denmark65,66, and died WFT Est. 396-46067. He married <UNNAMED>68 Abt. 390 in Denmark68. She was born Abt. 373 in Denmark68, and died Unknown.
More About VERMUND FRODASSON:
Ancestral File Number: G70B-NR
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Ancestral File Number: G70B-PX
More About VERMUND FRODASSON and <UNNAMED>:
Marriage: Abt. 390, Denmark68
Child of VERMUND FRODASSON and <UNNAMED> is:
22. i. OLAF14 VERMUNDSSON, b. Abt. 391, Denmark; d. WFT Est. 417-482.
Generation No. 14
21. ELESA14 (ESLA13, GEWIS12, WIG11, FREAWINE10, FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)68 was born Abt. 439 in Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany68, and died Unknown. He married <UNNAMED>68 in Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany68. She was born Abt. 443 in Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany68, and died Unknown.
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Ancestral File Number: G70F-84
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Ancestral File Number: G70F-99
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Marriage: Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany68
Children of ELESA and <UNNAMED> are:
23. i. KING CERDIC15, b. Abt. 467, of Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany; d. Abt. 534, County Wessex, England.
ii. PRINCESS ELESASON OF WEST SAXONS68, b. Abt. 469, Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany68; d. Unknown.
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Ancestral File Number: G70F-CM
22. OLAF14 VERMUNDSSON (VERMUND13 FRODASSON, FRODI12 HAVARSSON, HAVER11 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF10 FRODASSON, FRODI9 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF8 SKJOLDSSON, SKJOLD7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)69,70 was born Abt. 391 in Denmark71,72, and died WFT Est. 417-48273. He married DANPI73,74 Abt. 411 in Denmark75. She was born Abt. 395 in Denmark76,77, and died WFT Est. 417-48977.
More About OLAF VERMUNDSSON:
Ancestral File Number: G70B-Q4
More About DANPI:
Ancestral File Number: G70B-R9
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Marriage: Abt. 411, Denmark77
Child of OLAF VERMUNDSSON and DANPI is:
24. i. DAN15 OLAFSSON, b. Abt. 412, Denmark; d. WFT Est. 438-503.
Generation No. 15
23. KING CERDIC15 (ELESA14, ESLA13, GEWIS12, WIG11, FREAWINE10, FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)78 was born Abt. 467 in of Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany78, and died Abt. 534 in County Wessex, England78. He married QUEEN OF WESSEX78. She was born Abt. 471 in of Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany78, and died Unknown.
More About KING CERDIC:
Ancestral File Number: G70F-BG
Reign: King of Wessex78
More About QUEEN OF WESSEX:
Ancestral File Number: G70F-HB
Reign: Queen of Wessex78
Child of CERDIC and OF WESSEX is:
25. i. PRINCE CRIODA16 OF WESSEX, b. Abt. 493, of County Wessex, England; d. Unknown.
24. DAN15 OLAFSSON (OLAF14 VERMUNDSSON, VERMUND13 FRODASSON, FRODI12 HAVARSSON, HAVER11 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF10 FRODASSON, FRODI9 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF8 SKJOLDSSON, SKJOLD7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)79,80 was born Abt. 412 in Denmark81,82, and died WFT Est. 438-50383. He married <UNNAMED>84 Abt. 432 in Denmark84. She was born Abt. 416 in Denmark84, and died Unknown.
More About DAN OLAFSSON:
Ancestral File Number: G70B-SG
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Ancestral File Number: G70B-TM
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Marriage: Abt. 432, Denmark84
Child of DAN OLAFSSON and <UNNAMED> is:
26. i. FRODI16 DANSSON, b. Abt. 433, Denmark; d. WFT Est. 460-524.
Generation No. 16
25. PRINCE CRIODA16 OF WESSEX (CERDIC15, ELESA14, ESLA13, GEWIS12, WIG11, FREAWINE10, FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)84 was born Abt. 493 in of County Wessex, England84, and died Unknown. He married PRINCESS OF WESSEX84 in of County Wessex, England84. She was born Abt. 497 in of County Wessex, England84, and died Unknown.
More About PRINCE CRIODA OF WESSEX:
Ancestral File Number: G70F-JH
More About PRINCESS OF WESSEX:
Ancestral File Number: G70F-KN
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Marriage: of County Wessex, England84
Child of CRIODA OF WESSEX and OF WESSEX is:
27. i. KING CYNRIC17, b. Abt. 525, of County Wessex, England; d. 560.
26. FRODI16 DANSSON (DAN15 OLAFSSON, OLAF14 VERMUNDSSON, VERMUND13 FRODASSON, FRODI12 HAVARSSON, HAVER11 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF10 FRODASSON, FRODI9 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF8 SKJOLDSSON, SKJOLD7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)85,86 was born Abt. 433 in Denmark87,88, and died WFT Est. 460-52489. He married <UNNAMED>90 Abt. 453 in Denmark90. She was born Abt. 437 in Denmark90, and died Unknown.
More About FRODI DANSSON:
Ancestral File Number: G70B-VS
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Ancestral File Number: G70B-W0
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Marriage: Abt. 453, Denmark90
Children of FRODI DANSSON and <UNNAMED> are:
i. HALFDAN17 FRODASSON90, b. Abt. 454, Denmark90; d. Unknown.
More About HALFDAN FRODASSON:
Ancestral File Number: G70B-X5
28. ii. FRIDLEIF FRODASSON, b. Abt. 456, Denmark; d. WFT Est. 483-547.
Generation No. 17
27. KING CYNRIC17 (CRIODA16 OF WESSEX, CERDIC15, ELESA14, ESLA13, GEWIS12, WIG11, FREAWINE10, FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)90 was born Abt. 525 in of County Wessex, England90, and died 56090. He married QUEEN OF WESSEX90 in of County Wessex, England90. She was born Abt. 527 in of County Wessex, England90, and died Unknown.
More About KING CYNRIC:
Ancestral File Number: G70F-LT
Reign: King of Wessex90
More About QUEEN OF WESSEX:
Ancestral File Number: G70F-M1
Reign: Queen of Wessex90
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Marriage: of County Wessex, England90
Children of CYNRIC and OF WESSEX are:
29. i. KING CEAWLIN18, b. Abt. 547, of County Wessex, England; d. Abt. 591.
ii. PRINCE CUTHWULF OF WESSEX90, b. Abt. 549, of County Wessex, England90; d. Abt. 57190.
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Ancestral File Number: G70F-PC
iii. PRINCE CUTHA OF WESSEX90, b. Abt. 551, of County Wessex, England90; d. Abt. 58490.
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Ancestral File Number: G70F-QJ
iv. PRINCE CWICHELM OF WESSEX90, b. Abt. 553, of County Wessex, England90; d. Abt. 59390.
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Ancestral File Number: G70F-RP
28. FRIDLEIF17 FRODASSON (FRODI16 DANSSON, DAN15 OLAFSSON, OLAF14 VERMUNDSSON, VERMUND13 FRODASSON, FRODI12 HAVARSSON, HAVER11 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF10 FRODASSON, FRODI9 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF8 SKJOLDSSON, SKJOLD7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)91,92 was born Abt. 456 in Denmark93,94, and died WFT Est. 483-54795. He married <UNNAMED>96 Abt. 476 in Denmark96. She was born Abt. 460 in Denmark96, and died Unknown.
More About FRIDLEIF FRODASSON:
Ancestral File Number: G70B-ZB
More About <UNNAMED>:
Ancestral File Number: G70C-0G
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Marriage: Abt. 476, Denmark96
Children of FRIDLEIF FRODASSON and <UNNAMED> are:
i. OLAF18 FRIDLEIFSSON96, b. Abt. 477, Denmark96; d. Unknown.
More About OLAF FRIDLEIFSSON:
Ancestral File Number: G70C-1M
Known as: Vegetus
30. ii. FRODI FRIDLEIFSSON, b. Abt. 479, Denmark; d. WFT Est. 507-570.
Generation No. 18
29. KING CEAWLIN18 (CYNRIC17, CRIODA16 OF WESSEX, CERDIC15, ELESA14, ESLA13, GEWIS12, WIG11, FREAWINE10, FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)96 was born Abt. 547 in of County Wessex, England96, and died Abt. 59196. He married QUEEN OF WESSEX96 in County Wessex, England96. She was born Abt. 548 in of County Wessex, England96, and died Unknown.
More About KING CEAWLIN:
Ancestral File Number: G70F-N6
Reign: King of Wessex96
More About QUEEN OF WESSEX:
Ancestral File Number: G70F-SV
Reign: Queen of Wessex96
More About CEAWLIN and OF WESSEX:
Marriage: County Wessex, England96
Child of CEAWLIN and OF WESSEX is:
31. i. PRINCE CUTHWINE19 OF WESSEX, b. Abt. 564, County Wessex, England; d. Unknown.
30. FRODI18 FRIDLEIFSSON (FRIDLEIF17 FRODASSON, FRODI16 DANSSON, DAN15 OLAFSSON, OLAF14 VERMUNDSSON, VERMUND13 FRODASSON, FRODI12 HAVARSSON, HAVER11 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF10 FRODASSON, FRODI9 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF8 SKJOLDSSON, SKJOLD7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)96,97 was born Abt. 479 in Denmark98,99, and died WFT Est. 507-57099. He married <UNNAMED>100 Abt. 500 in Denmark100. She was born Abt. 483 in Denmark100, and died Unknown.
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Ancestral File Number: G70C-2S
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Ancestral File Number: G70C-30
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Marriage: Abt. 500, Denmark100
Children of FRODI FRIDLEIFSSON and <UNNAMED> are:
32. i. INGJALD19 FRODASSON, b. Abt. 501, Denmark; d. Unknown.
33. ii. HALFDAN FRODASSON, b. Abt. 503, Denmark; d. WFT Est. 532-594.
iii. FRODI FRODASSON100, b. Abt. 505, Denmark100; d. Unknown.
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Ancestral File Number: G70C-6H
Generation No. 19
31. PRINCE CUTHWINE19 OF WESSEX (CEAWLIN18, CYNRIC17, CRIODA16 OF WESSEX, CERDIC15, ELESA14, ESLA13, GEWIS12, WIG11, FREAWINE10, FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)100 was born Abt. 564 in County Wessex, England100, and died Unknown. He married PRINCESS OF WESSEX100 in County Wessex, England100. She was born Abt. 568 in of County Wessex, England100, and died Unknown.
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Ancestral File Number: G70F-T2
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Ancestral File Number: G70F-V7
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Marriage: County Wessex, England100
Children of CUTHWINE OF WESSEX and OF WESSEX are:
i. PRINCE CYNEBEALD20 OF WESSEX100, b. Abt. 596, of County Wessex, England100; d. Unknown.
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Ancestral File Number: G70F-WD
ii. PRINCE CEADDA OF WESSEX100, b. Abt. 598, of County Wessex, England100; d. Unknown.
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Ancestral File Number: G70F-XK
34. iii. PRINCE CUTHA OF WESSEX, b. Abt. 600, of County Wessex, England; d. Unknown.
32. INGJALD19 FRODASSON (FRODI18 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF17 FRODASSON, FRODI16 DANSSON, DAN15 OLAFSSON, OLAF14 VERMUNDSSON, VERMUND13 FRODASSON, FRODI12 HAVARSSON, HAVER11 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF10 FRODASSON, FRODI9 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF8 SKJOLDSSON, SKJOLD7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)100 was born Abt. 501 in Denmark100, and died Unknown. He married <UNNAMED>100 in Denmark100. She was born Abt. 505 in Denmark100, and died Unknown.
More About INGJALD FRODASSON:
Ancestral File Number: G70C-45
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Ancestral File Number: G70C-7N
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Marriage: Denmark100
Child of INGJALD FRODASSON and <UNNAMED> is:
35. i. HRAEREK20 INGJALDSSON, b. Abt. 533, of Hleithra, Denmark; d. Unknown.
33. HALFDAN19 FRODASSON (FRODI18 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF17 FRODASSON, FRODI16 DANSSON, DAN15 OLAFSSON, OLAF14 VERMUNDSSON, VERMUND13 FRODASSON, FRODI12 HAVARSSON, HAVER11 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF10 FRODASSON, FRODI9 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF8 SKJOLDSSON, SKJOLD7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)101,102 was born Abt. 503 in Denmark103,104, and died WFT Est. 532-594105. He married SIGRIS105,106 Abt. 523 in Denmark107,108. She was born Abt. 507 in Denmark109,110, and died WFT Est. 532-601111.
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Ancestral File Number: G70C-5B
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Ancestral File Number: G70C-KD
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Marriage: Abt. 523, Denmark111,112
Children of HALFDAN FRODASSON and SIGRIS are:
i. SIGNE20 HALFDANSDATTER112, b. Abt. 524, Roskilde, Denmark112; d. Unknown.
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Ancestral File Number: G70C-LK
36. ii. HROAR HALFDANSSON, b. Abt. 526, Roskilde, Denmark; d. Unknown.
37. iii. HELGI HALFDANSSON, b. Abt. 528, Roskilde, Denmark; d. WFT Est. 569-619.
Generation No. 20
34. PRINCE CUTHA20 OF WESSEX (CUTHWINE19, CEAWLIN18, CYNRIC17, CRIODA16 OF WESSEX, CERDIC15, ELESA14, ESLA13, GEWIS12, WIG11, FREAWINE10, FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)112 was born Abt. 600 in of County Wessex, England112, and died Unknown. He married PRINCESS OF WESSEX112 in County Wessex, England112. She was born Abt. 604 in of County Wessex, England112, and died Unknown.
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Ancestral File Number: G70F-ZQ
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Ancestral File Number: G70G-G9
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Marriage: County Wessex, England112
Child of CUTHA OF WESSEX and OF WESSEX is:
38. i. PRINCE CEOLWALD21 OF WESSEX, b. Abt. 622, of County Wessex, England; d. Unknown.
35. HRAEREK20 INGJALDSSON (INGJALD19 FRODASSON, FRODI18 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF17 FRODASSON, FRODI16 DANSSON, DAN15 OLAFSSON, OLAF14 VERMUNDSSON, VERMUND13 FRODASSON, FRODI12 HAVARSSON, HAVER11 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF10 FRODASSON, FRODI9 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF8 SKJOLDSSON, SKJOLD7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)112 was born Abt. 533 in of Hleithra, Denmark112, and died Unknown. He married <UNNAMED>112 in Denmark112. She was born Abt. 537 in of Hleithra, Denmark112, and died Unknown.
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Ancestral File Number: G70C-8T
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Ancestral File Number: G70C-91
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Marriage: Denmark112
Child of HRAEREK INGJALDSSON and <UNNAMED> is:
39. i. FRODI21 HRAEREKSSON, b. Abt. 565, of Hleithra, Denmark; d. Unknown.
36. HROAR20 HALFDANSSON (HALFDAN19 FRODASSON, FRODI18 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF17 FRODASSON, FRODI16 DANSSON, DAN15 OLAFSSON, OLAF14 VERMUNDSSON, VERMUND13 FRODASSON, FRODI12 HAVARSSON, HAVER11 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF10 FRODASSON, FRODI9 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF8 SKJOLDSSON, SKJOLD7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)112 was born Abt. 526 in Roskilde, Denmark112, and died Unknown. He married PRINCESS OGNE OF NORTHUMBERLAND112 Abt. 546 in Denmark112, daughter of KING NORBRII. She was born Abt. 530 in Northumberland112, and died Unknown.
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Ancestral File Number: G70C-MQ
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Ancestral File Number: G70C-Q8
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Marriage: Abt. 546, Denmark112
Children of HROAR HALFDANSSON and OGNE OF NORTHUMBERLAND are:
40. i. VALDAR21 HROARSSON, b. Abt. 547, Denmark; d. Unknown.
ii. AGNER HROARSSON112, b. Abt. 549, Denmark112; d. Unknown.
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Ancestral File Number: G70C-SL
37. HELGI20 HALFDANSSON (HALFDAN19 FRODASSON, FRODI18 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF17 FRODASSON, FRODI16 DANSSON, DAN15 OLAFSSON, OLAF14 VERMUNDSSON, VERMUND13 FRODASSON, FRODI12 HAVARSSON, HAVER11 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF10 FRODASSON, FRODI9 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF8 SKJOLDSSON, SKJOLD7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)113,114 was born Abt. 528 in Roskilde, Denmark115, and died WFT Est. 569-619115. He married OLOF116 Abt. 564 in of Denmark116. She was born Abt. 540 in of Denmark116, and died Unknown.
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Ancestral File Number: G6T0-5B
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Ancestral File Number: G6T0-6H
Known as: The Mighty
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Marriage: Abt. 564, of Denmark116
Child of HELGI HALFDANSSON and OLOF is:
41. i. YRSA21 HELGASDATTER, b. Abt. 565, Denmark; d. WFT Est. 597-659.
Generation No. 21
38. PRINCE CEOLWALD21 OF WESSEX (CUTHA20, CUTHWINE19, CEAWLIN18, CYNRIC17, CRIODA16 OF WESSEX, CERDIC15, ELESA14, ESLA13, GEWIS12, WIG11, FREAWINE10, FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)116 was born Abt. 622 in of County Wessex, England116, and died Unknown. He married <UNNAMED>116 in County Wessex, England116. She was born Abt. 626 in of County Wessex, England116, and died Unknown.
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Ancestral File Number: G70G-HG
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Ancestral File Number: G70G-JM
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Marriage: County Wessex, England116
Child of CEOLWALD OF WESSEX and <UNNAMED> is:
42. i. PRINCE CENRED22 OF WESSEX, b. Abt. 644, of County Wessex, England; d. Unknown.
39. FRODI21 HRAEREKSSON (HRAEREK20 INGJALDSSON, INGJALD19 FRODASSON, FRODI18 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF17 FRODASSON, FRODI16 DANSSON, DAN15 OLAFSSON, OLAF14 VERMUNDSSON, VERMUND13 FRODASSON, FRODI12 HAVARSSON, HAVER11 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF10 FRODASSON, FRODI9 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF8 SKJOLDSSON, SKJOLD7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)116 was born Abt. 565 in of Hleithra, Denmark116, and died Unknown. He married <UNNAMED>116 in Denmark116. She was born Abt. 569 in of Hleithra, Denmark116, and died Unknown.
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Ancestral File Number: G70C-B6
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Ancestral File Number: G70C-CC
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Marriage: Denmark116
Child of FRODI HRAEREKSSON and <UNNAMED> is:
43. i. HALFDAN22 FRODASSON, b. Abt. 597, of Hleithra, Denmark; d. Unknown.
40. VALDAR21 HROARSSON (HROAR20 HALFDANSSON, HALFDAN19 FRODASSON, FRODI18 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF17 FRODASSON, FRODI16 DANSSON, DAN15 OLAFSSON, OLAF14 VERMUNDSSON, VERMUND13 FRODASSON, FRODI12 HAVARSSON, HAVER11 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF10 FRODASSON, FRODI9 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF8 SKJOLDSSON, SKJOLD7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)116 was born Abt. 547 in Denmark116, and died Unknown. He married <UNNAMED>116 Abt. 567 in of Jutland, Denmark116. She was born Abt. 549 in of Denmark116, and died Unknown.
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Ancestral File Number: G70C-RF
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Ancestral File Number: G70C-W4
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Marriage: Abt. 567, of Jutland, Denmark116
Child of VALDAR HROARSSON and <UNNAMED> is:
44. i. HARALD22 VALDARSSON, b. Abt. 568, of Jutland, Denmark; d. Unknown.
41. YRSA21 HELGASDATTER (HELGI20 HALFDANSSON, HALFDAN19 FRODASSON, FRODI18 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF17 FRODASSON, FRODI16 DANSSON, DAN15 OLAFSSON, OLAF14 VERMUNDSSON, VERMUND13 FRODASSON, FRODI12 HAVARSSON, HAVER11 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF10 FRODASSON, FRODI9 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF8 SKJOLDSSON, SKJOLD7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)117,118 was born Abt. 565 in Denmark119,120, and died WFT Est. 597-659121. She married KING ADILS OTTARSSON122,123 Abt. 593 in Sweden123, son of OTTAR EGILSSON and <UNNAMED>. He was born Abt. 572 in Sweden124,125, and died WFT Est. 599-663125.
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Ancestral File Number: G6T0-30
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Ancestral File Number: G6T0-2S
Reign: King in Uppsala124
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Marriage: Abt. 593, Sweden125
Child of YRSA HELGASDATTER and ADILS OTTARSSON is:
i. KING EYSTEIN22 ADILSSON, b. Abt. 594, Sweden; d. WFT Est. 621-685.
Generation No. 22
42. PRINCE CENRED22 OF WESSEX (CEOLWALD21, CUTHA20, CUTHWINE19, CEAWLIN18, CYNRIC17, CRIODA16 OF WESSEX, CERDIC15, ELESA14, ESLA13, GEWIS12, WIG11, FREAWINE10, FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)130 was born Abt. 644 in of County Wessex, England130, and died Unknown. He married PRINCESS OF WESSEX130 in County Wessex, England130. She was born Abt. 648 in of County Wessex, England130, and died Unknown.
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Ancestral File Number: G70G-KS
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Ancestral File Number: G70G-L0
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Marriage: County Wessex, England130
Children of CENRED OF WESSEX and OF WESSEX are:
i. PRINCESS CWENBURH23 OF WESSEX130, b. Abt. 670, of County Wessex, England130; d. Unknown.
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Ancestral File Number: G0Z9-G4
ii. CWENGYTH OF WESSEX130, b. Abt. 672, of County Wessex, England130; d. Unknown.
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Ancestral File Number: G70G-NB
iii. PRINCESS CUTHBURH OF WESSEX130, b. Abt. 674, of County Wessex, England130; d. Unknown.
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Ancestral File Number: G70G-PH
iv. KING INE130, b. Abt. 676, of County Wessex, England130; d. 728, Rome130.
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Ancestral File Number: G70G-QN
Reign: King of Wessex130
v. KENTEN OF WESSEX130, b. Abt. 678, of County Wessex, England130; d. Unknown.
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Ancestral File Number: G70G-RT
45. vi. PRINCE INGILD OF WESSEX, b. Abt. 680, of County Wessex, England; d. 718, England.
43. HALFDAN22 FRODASSON (FRODI21 HRAEREKSSON, HRAEREK20 INGJALDSSON, INGJALD19 FRODASSON, FRODI18 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF17 FRODASSON, FRODI16 DANSSON, DAN15 OLAFSSON, OLAF14 VERMUNDSSON, VERMUND13 FRODASSON, FRODI12 HAVARSSON, HAVER11 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF10 FRODASSON, FRODI9 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF8 SKJOLDSSON, SKJOLD7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)130 was born Abt. 597 in of Hleithra, Denmark130, and died Unknown. He married <UNNAMED>130 in Denmark130. She was born Abt. 601 in of Hleithra, Denmark130, and died Unknown.
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Ancestral File Number: G70C-DJ
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Ancestral File Number: G70C-FP
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Marriage: Denmark130
Children of HALFDAN FRODASSON and <UNNAMED> are:
46. i. HRAEREK23 HALFDANSSON, b. Abt. 629, of Am, Denmark; d. Unknown.
ii. HELGI HALFDANSSON130, b. Abt. 631, of Hleithra, Denmark130; d. Unknown.
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Ancestral File Number: G70C-H2
Known as: Acutus Hvasse
44. HARALD22 VALDARSSON (VALDAR21 HROARSSON, HROAR20 HALFDANSSON, HALFDAN19 FRODASSON, FRODI18 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF17 FRODASSON, FRODI16 DANSSON, DAN15 OLAFSSON, OLAF14 VERMUNDSSON, VERMUND13 FRODASSON, FRODI12 HAVARSSON, HAVER11 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF10 FRODASSON, FRODI9 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF8 SKJOLDSSON, SKJOLD7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)130 was born Abt. 568 in of Jutland, Denmark130, and died Unknown. He married HILDUR HEIDREKSDATTER130 Abt. 589 in of Jutland, Denmark130, daughter of HEIDREK ANGANTYRSSON and AMFLEDA. She was born Abt. 572 in of Jutland, Denmark130, and died Unknown.
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Ancestral File Number: G70C-X9
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Ancestral File Number: G70C-ZG
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Marriage: Abt. 589, of Jutland, Denmark130
Children of HARALD VALDARSSON and HILDUR HEIDREKSDATTER are:
47. i. KING HALFDAN23 HARALDSSON, b. Abt. 590, of Jutland, Denmark; d. Abt. 650.
ii. GUDRUD HARALDSSON130, b. Abt. 592, of Jutland, Denmark130; d. Unknown.
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Ancestral File Number: G70D-1R
Generation No. 23
45. PRINCE INGILD23 OF WESSEX (CENRED22, CEOLWALD21, CUTHA20, CUTHWINE19, CEAWLIN18, CYNRIC17, CRIODA16 OF WESSEX, CERDIC15, ELESA14, ESLA13, GEWIS12, WIG11, FREAWINE10, FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)130 was born Abt. 680 in of County Wessex, England130, and died 718 in England130. He married <UNNAMED>130 in County Wessex, England130. She was born Abt. 684 in of County Wessex, England130, and died Unknown.
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Ancestral File Number: G70G-S1
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Ancestral File Number: G70G-ZV
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Marriage: County Wessex, England130
Child of INGILD OF WESSEX and <UNNAMED> is:
48. i. EOPPA24, b. Abt. 706, of County Wessex, England; d. Unknown.
46. HRAEREK23 HALFDANSSON (HALFDAN22 FRODASSON, FRODI21 HRAEREKSSON, HRAEREK20 INGJALDSSON, INGJALD19 FRODASSON, FRODI18 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF17 FRODASSON, FRODI16 DANSSON, DAN15 OLAFSSON, OLAF14 VERMUNDSSON, VERMUND13 FRODASSON, FRODI12 HAVARSSON, HAVER11 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF10 FRODASSON, FRODI9 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF8 SKJOLDSSON, SKJOLD7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)130 was born Abt. 629 in of Am, Denmark130, and died Unknown. He married AUD IVARSDATTER130 Abt. 654 in of Denmark130, daughter of IVAR HALFDANSSON and GAUTHILD ALFSDATTER. She was born Abt. 633 in of Am, Denmark130, and died Unknown.
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Ancestral File Number: G70C-GV
Known as: Slaunvanbauga
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Ancestral File Number: HK9V-3P
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Marriage: Abt. 654, of Denmark130
Children of HRAEREK HALFDANSSON and AUD IVARSDATTER are:
49. i. HARALD24 HRAEREKSSON, b. Abt. 655, of Denmark; d. 735.
ii. HRAEREKSDATTER130, b. Abt. 657, Denmark130; d. Unknown.
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Ancestral File Number: VDCP-0Q
47. KING HALFDAN23 HARALDSSON (HARALD22 VALDARSSON, VALDAR21 HROARSSON, HROAR20 HALFDANSSON, HALFDAN19 FRODASSON, FRODI18 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF17 FRODASSON, FRODI16 DANSSON, DAN15 OLAFSSON, OLAF14 VERMUNDSSON, VERMUND13 FRODASSON, FRODI12 HAVARSSON, HAVER11 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF10 FRODASSON, FRODI9 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF8 SKJOLDSSON, SKJOLD7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)130 was born Abt. 590 in of Jutland, Denmark130, and died Abt. 650130. He married MOALDA KINRIKSDATTER130 Abt. 611 in of Denmark130. She was born Abt. 594 in of Jutland, Denmark130, and died Unknown.
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Ancestral File Number: G70D-0L
Reign: King in Sweden
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Ancestral File Number: HK9V-L9
Known as: Digri
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Marriage: Abt. 611, of Denmark130
Child of HALFDAN HARALDSSON and MOALDA KINRIKSDATTER is:
50. i. KING IVAR24 HALFDANSSON, b. Abt. 612, of Denmark; d. 647.
Generation No. 24
48. EOPPA24 (INGILD23 OF WESSEX, CENRED22, CEOLWALD21, CUTHA20, CUTHWINE19, CEAWLIN18, CYNRIC17, CRIODA16 OF WESSEX, CERDIC15, ELESA14, ESLA13, GEWIS12, WIG11, FREAWINE10, FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)130 was born Abt. 706 in of County Wessex, England130, and died Unknown. He married <UNNAMED>130 in County Wessex, England130. She was born Abt. 710 in of County Wessex, England130, and died Unknown.
More About EOPPA:
Ancestral File Number: G70H-01
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Ancestral File Number: G70H-16
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Marriage: County Wessex, England130
Child of EOPPA and <UNNAMED> is:
51. i. EABA25, b. Abt. 732, of County Wessex, England; d. Unknown.
49. HARALD24 HRAEREKSSON (HRAEREK23 HALFDANSSON, HALFDAN22 FRODASSON, FRODI21 HRAEREKSSON, HRAEREK20 INGJALDSSON, INGJALD19 FRODASSON, FRODI18 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF17 FRODASSON, FRODI16 DANSSON, DAN15 OLAFSSON, OLAF14 VERMUNDSSON, VERMUND13 FRODASSON, FRODI12 HAVARSSON, HAVER11 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF10 FRODASSON, FRODI9 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF8 SKJOLDSSON, SKJOLD7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)130 was born Abt. 655 in of Denmark130, and died 735130. He married <UNNAMED>130. She was born Abt. 659 in of Denmark130, and died Unknown.
More About HARALD HRAEREKSSON:
Ancestral File Number: G6S8-6H
Known as: Hilditonn
More About <UNNAMED>:
Ancestral File Number: G6QX-F8
Children of HARALD HRAEREKSSON and <UNNAMED> are:
i. THRAND25 HARALDSSON130, b. Abt. 696, of Sweden130; d. Unknown.
More About THRAND HARALDSSON:
Ancestral File Number: 18JW-B39
Known as: The Old
ii. HRAEREK HARALDSSON130, b. Abt. 698, of Norway130; d. Unknown.
More About HRAEREK HARALDSSON:
Ancestral File Number: G6QX-GF
Known as: Slongvinbaugi
iii. HALFDAN HARALDSSON130, b. Abt. 710, of Sweden130; d. Unknown.
More About HALFDAN HARALDSSON:
Ancestral File Number: G6QX-HL
52. iv. SOLGI HARALDSSON, b. Abt. 730, Norway; d. Unknown.
v. EYSTEIN HARALDSSON130, b. Abt. 732, of Sweden130; d. Unknown.
More About EYSTEIN HARALDSSON:
Ancestral File Number: G6QX-KX
50. KING IVAR24 HALFDANSSON (HALFDAN23 HARALDSSON, HARALD22 VALDARSSON, VALDAR21 HROARSSON, HROAR20 HALFDANSSON, HALFDAN19 FRODASSON, FRODI18 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF17 FRODASSON, FRODI16 DANSSON, DAN15 OLAFSSON, OLAF14 VERMUNDSSON, VERMUND13 FRODASSON, FRODI12 HAVARSSON, HAVER11 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF10 FRODASSON, FRODI9 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF8 SKJOLDSSON, SKJOLD7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)130 was born Abt. 612 in of Denmark130, and died 647130. He married GAUTHILD ALFSDATTER130 Abt. 632 in of Denmark130, daughter of ALF OLAFSSON. She was born Abt. 614 in of Denmark130, and died Unknown.
More About KING IVAR HALFDANSSON:
Ancestral File Number: HK9V-4V
Known as: Vidfame
Reign: King in Sweden
More About GAUTHILD ALFSDATTER:
Ancestral File Number: VDCW-XD
More About IVAR HALFDANSSON and GAUTHILD ALFSDATTER:
Marriage: Abt. 632, of Denmark130
Child of IVAR HALFDANSSON and GAUTHILD ALFSDATTER is:
53. i. AUD25 IVARSDATTER, b. Abt. 633, of Am, Denmark; d. Unknown.
Generation No. 25
51. EABA25 (EOPPA24, INGILD23 OF WESSEX, CENRED22, CEOLWALD21, CUTHA20, CUTHWINE19, CEAWLIN18, CYNRIC17, CRIODA16 OF WESSEX, CERDIC15, ELESA14, ESLA13, GEWIS12, WIG11, FREAWINE10, FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)130 was born Abt. 732 in of County Wessex, England130, and died Unknown. He married <UNNAMED>130 in County Wessex, England130. She was born Abt. 736 in of County Wessex, England130, and died Unknown.
More About EABA:
Ancestral File Number: G70H-2C
More About <UNNAMED>:
Ancestral File Number: G70H-3J
More About EABA and <UNNAMED>:
Marriage: County Wessex, England130
Child of EABA and <UNNAMED> is:
54. i. UNDER-KING EALHMUND26 OF KENT, b. Abt. 758, of County Wessex, England; d. 788.
52. SOLGI25 HARALDSSON (HARALD24 HRAEREKSSON, HRAEREK23 HALFDANSSON, HALFDAN22 FRODASSON, FRODI21 HRAEREKSSON, HRAEREK20 INGJALDSSON, INGJALD19 FRODASSON, FRODI18 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF17 FRODASSON, FRODI16 DANSSON, DAN15 OLAFSSON, OLAF14 VERMUNDSSON, VERMUND13 FRODASSON, FRODI12 HAVARSSON, HAVER11 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF10 FRODASSON, FRODI9 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF8 SKJOLDSSON, SKJOLD7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)130 was born Abt. 730 in Norway130, and died Unknown. He married <UNNAMED>130. She was born Abt. 734 in Norway130, and died Unknown.
More About SOLGI HARALDSSON:
Ancestral File Number: G6QX-JR
More About <UNNAMED>:
Ancestral File Number: G6QX-L4
Child of SOLGI HARALDSSON and <UNNAMED> is:
55. i. HROLF26 SOLGASSON, b. Abt. 762, Norway; d. Unknown.
53. AUD25 IVARSDATTER (IVAR24 HALFDANSSON, HALFDAN23 HARALDSSON, HARALD22 VALDARSSON, VALDAR21 HROARSSON, HROAR20 HALFDANSSON, HALFDAN19 FRODASSON, FRODI18 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF17 FRODASSON, FRODI16 DANSSON, DAN15 OLAFSSON, OLAF14 VERMUNDSSON, VERMUND13 FRODASSON, FRODI12 HAVARSSON, HAVER11 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF10 FRODASSON, FRODI9 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF8 SKJOLDSSON, SKJOLD7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)130 was born Abt. 633 in of Am, Denmark130, and died Unknown. She married (1) HRAEREK HALFDANSSON130 Abt. 654 in of Denmark130, son of HALFDAN FRODASSON and <UNNAMED>. He was born Abt. 629 in of Am, Denmark130, and died Unknown. She married (2) KING RADBART130 Abt. 669 in of Denmark130. He was born Abt. 638 in Garderige, Russia130, and died Unknown.
More About AUD IVARSDATTER:
Ancestral File Number: HK9V-3P
More About HRAEREK HALFDANSSON:
Ancestral File Number: G70C-GV
Known as: Slaunvanbauga
More About HRAEREK HALFDANSSON and AUD IVARSDATTER:
Marriage: Abt. 654, of Denmark130
More About KING RADBART:
Ancestral File Number: HPG3-WG
Reign: King of Gardarige130
More About RADBART and AUD IVARSDATTER:
Marriage: Abt. 669, of Denmark130
Children are listed above under (46) Hraerek Halfdansson.
Children of AUD IVARSDATTER and RADBART are:
i. RANDVER26 RADBARTSSON, b. Abt. 670, of Denmark; d. Unknown.
ii. RADBARTSDATTER, b. Abt. 675, of Denmark; d. Unknown.
Generation No. 26
54. UNDER-KING EALHMUND26 OF KENT (EABA25, EOPPA24, INGILD23 OF WESSEX, CENRED22, CEOLWALD21, CUTHA20, CUTHWINE19, CEAWLIN18, CYNRIC17, CRIODA16 OF WESSEX, CERDIC15, ELESA14, ESLA13, GEWIS12, WIG11, FREAWINE10, FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)130 was born Abt. 758 in of County Wessex, England130, and died 788130. He married <UNNAMED>130 in County Wessex, England130. She was born Abt. 762 in of County Wessex, England130, and died Unknown.
More About UNDER-KING EALHMUND OF KENT:
Ancestral File Number: G70H-4P
More About <UNNAMED>:
Ancestral File Number: G70H-5V
More About EALHMUND OF KENT and <UNNAMED>:
Marriage: County Wessex, England130
Child of EALHMUND OF KENT and <UNNAMED> is:
56. i. KING EGBERT27, b. Abt. 784, of County Wessex, England; d. Unknown, County Wessex, England.
55. HROLF26 SOLGASSON (SOLGI25 HARALDSSON, HARALD24 HRAEREKSSON, HRAEREK23 HALFDANSSON, HALFDAN22 FRODASSON, FRODI21 HRAEREKSSON, HRAEREK20 INGJALDSSON, INGJALD19 FRODASSON, FRODI18 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF17 FRODASSON, FRODI16 DANSSON, DAN15 OLAFSSON, OLAF14 VERMUNDSSON, VERMUND13 FRODASSON, FRODI12 HAVARSSON, HAVER11 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF10 FRODASSON, FRODI9 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF8 SKJOLDSSON, SKJOLD7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)130 was born Abt. 762 in Norway130, and died Unknown. He married <UNNAMED>130. She was born Abt. 766 in Norway130, and died Unknown.
More About HROLF SOLGASSON:
Ancestral File Number: G6QX-77
More About <UNNAMED>:
Ancestral File Number: G6QX-8D
Child of HROLF SOLGASSON and <UNNAMED> is:
57. i. BJARNI27 HROLFSSON, b. Abt. 794, Amle, Sogn Og Fjordane, Norway; d. Abt. 870.
Generation No. 27
56. KING EGBERT27 (EALHMUND26 OF KENT, EABA25, EOPPA24, INGILD23 OF WESSEX, CENRED22, CEOLWALD21, CUTHA20, CUTHWINE19, CEAWLIN18, CYNRIC17, CRIODA16 OF WESSEX, CERDIC15, ELESA14, ESLA13, GEWIS12, WIG11, FREAWINE10, FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)130 was born Abt. 784 in of County Wessex, England130, and died Unknown in County Wessex, England130. He married QUEEN REDBURH OF WESSEX130 in County Wessex, England130. She was born Abt. 788 in of County Wessex, England130, and died Unknown.
More About KING EGBERT:
Ancestral File Number: G70H-62
Burial: Unknown, County Wessex, England130
Reign: King of Wessex130
More About QUEEN REDBURH OF WESSEX:
Ancestral File Number: G70H-77
Reign: Queen of Wessex
More About EGBERT and REDBURH OF WESSEX:
Marriage: County Wessex, England130
Children of EGBERT and REDBURH OF WESSEX are:
58. i. KING ETHELWULF28, b. Abt. 806, of County Wessex, England; d. 13 Jan 856/57, England.
ii. PRINCESS EDITH OF WESSEX130, b. Abt. 808, County Wessex, England130; d. Unknown.
More About PRINCESS EDITH OF WESSEX:
Ancestral File Number: FLGQ-S9
iii. PRINCE ATHELSTAN OF WESSEX130, b. Abt. 810, County Wessex, England130; d. Abt. 850130.
More About PRINCE ATHELSTAN OF WESSEX:
Ancestral File Number: FLGQ-TG
57. BJARNI27 HROLFSSON (HROLF26 SOLGASSON, SOLGI25 HARALDSSON, HARALD24 HRAEREKSSON, HRAEREK23 HALFDANSSON, HALFDAN22 FRODASSON, FRODI21 HRAEREKSSON, HRAEREK20 INGJALDSSON, INGJALD19 FRODASSON, FRODI18 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF17 FRODASSON, FRODI16 DANSSON, DAN15 OLAFSSON, OLAF14 VERMUNDSSON, VERMUND13 FRODASSON, FRODI12 HAVARSSON, HAVER11 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF10 FRODASSON, FRODI9 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF8 SKJOLDSSON, SKJOLD7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)130 was born Abt. 794 in Amle, Sogn Og Fjordane, Norway130, and died Abt. 870130. He married HLIF HROLFSDATTER130, daughter of HROLF INGJALDSSON and <UNNAMED>. She was born Abt. 798 in Amle, Sogn Og Fjordane, Norway130, and died Unknown.
More About BJARNI HROLFSSON:
Ancestral File Number: G6QX-9K
More About HLIF HROLFSDATTER:
Ancestral File Number: G6R0-LC
Child of BJARNI HROLFSSON and HLIF HROLFSDATTER is:
59. i. EYVIND AUSTMANN28 BJARNASSON, b. Abt. 830, Amle, Sogn Og Fjordane, Norway; d. 900, Iceland.
Generation No. 28
58. KING ETHELWULF28 (EGBERT27, EALHMUND26 OF KENT, EABA25, EOPPA24, INGILD23 OF WESSEX, CENRED22, CEOLWALD21, CUTHA20, CUTHWINE19, CEAWLIN18, CYNRIC17, CRIODA16 OF WESSEX, CERDIC15, ELESA14, ESLA13, GEWIS12, WIG11, FREAWINE10, FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)130,131 was born Abt. 806 in of County Wessex, England132,133, and died 13 Jan 856/57 in England134. He married QUEEN OSBURH OF WESSEX135 Abt. 830136, daughter of OSLAC OF WESSEX and <UNNAMED>. She was born Abt. 810 in of County Wessex, England137, and died 846138.
More About KING ETHELWULF:
Ancestral File Number: 9GCX-J1
Burial: Unknown, Stamridge138
Reign: King of Wessex138
More About QUEEN OSBURH OF WESSEX:
Ancestral File Number: FLGQ-GK
Reign: Queen of Wessex138
More About ETHELWULF and OSBURH OF WESSEX:
Marriage: Abt. 830138
Children of ETHELWULF and OSBURH OF WESSEX are:
i. KING ATHELSTAN29138, b. Abt. 838, of Wantage, County Berkshire, England138; d. Abt. 850138.
More About KING ATHELSTAN:
Ancestral File Number: HRV1-GB
Reign: King of Kent, Essex And Sussex138
ii. KING ETHELBALD138, b. Abt. 840, of Wantage, County Berkshire, England138; d. Unknown.
More About KING ETHELBALD:
Ancestral File Number: FLGQ-JW
Reign: King of Wessex138
iii. KING ETHELRED I138, b. Abt. 844, of Wantage, County Berkshire, England138; d. Apr 871138.
More About KING ETHELRED I:
Ancestral File Number: FLGQ-L8
Reign: King of Wessex138
60. iv. KING ALFRED, b. Abt. 845, of Wantage, County Berkshire, England; d. 26 Oct 901, Winchester, County Hampshire, England.
v. QUEEN ETHELSWITH OF MERCIA138, b. Abt. 846, of Wantage, County Berkshire, England138; d. Abt. 888138.
More About QUEEN ETHELSWITH OF MERCIA:
Ancestral File Number: FLGQ-MF
Reign: Queen of Mercia138
59. EYVIND AUSTMANN28 BJARNASSON (BJARNI27 HROLFSSON, HROLF26 SOLGASSON, SOLGI25 HARALDSSON, HARALD24 HRAEREKSSON, HRAEREK23 HALFDANSSON, HALFDAN22 FRODASSON, FRODI21 HRAEREKSSON, HRAEREK20 INGJALDSSON, INGJALD19 FRODASSON, FRODI18 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF17 FRODASSON, FRODI16 DANSSON, DAN15 OLAFSSON, OLAF14 VERMUNDSSON, VERMUND13 FRODASSON, FRODI12 HAVARSSON, HAVER11 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF10 FRODASSON, FRODI9 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF8 SKJOLDSSON, SKJOLD7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)138 was born Abt. 830 in Amle, Sogn Og Fjordane, Norway138, and died 900 in Iceland138. He married RAFERTACH MACCEARHALL138 Abt. 845 in of Amle, Sogn Og Fjordane, Norway138, daughter of CEARHALL MACDUNGHAL and <UNNAMED>. She was born 830 in of Ireland138, and died Unknown.
More About EYVIND AUSTMANN BJARNASSON:
Ancestral File Number: G6R6-L6
Known as: The Easterling
More About RAFERTACH MACCEARHALL:
Ancestral File Number: G6R6-MC
More About EYVIND BJARNASSON and RAFERTACH MACCEARHALL:
Marriage: Abt. 845, of Amle, Sogn Og Fjordane, Norway138
Children of EYVIND BJARNASSON and RAFERTACH MACCEARHALL are:
i. HELGI29 EYVINDSSON138, b. Abt. 846, of Amle Sogn Og Fjordane, Norway138; d. 20 May 908, Eyjafjardar, Iceland138.
More About HELGI EYVINDSSON:
Ancestral File Number: G6R9-KF
61. ii. THURID EYVINDSDATTER, b. Abt. 847, of Amle, Sogn Og Fjordane, Norway; d. Unknown.
iii. BJORG EYVINDSDATTER138, b. Abt. 848, of Amle, Sogn Og Fjordane, Norway138; d. Unknown.
More About BJORG EYVINDSDATTER:
Ancestral File Number: G6R6-NJ
iv. SNAEBJORN EYVINDSSON138, b. Abt. 849, of Amle Sogn Og Fjordane, Norway138; d. Unknown.
More About SNAEBJORN EYVINDSSON:
Ancestral File Number: 18GX-6T3
v. THORHILD EYVINDSDATTER138, b. Abt. 852, of Amle Sogn Og Fjordane, Norway138; d. Unknown.
More About THORHILD EYVINDSDATTER:
Ancestral File Number: TNH9-R0
Generation No. 29
60. KING ALFRED29 (ETHELWULF28, EGBERT27, EALHMUND26 OF KENT, EABA25, EOPPA24, INGILD23 OF WESSEX, CENRED22, CEOLWALD21, CUTHA20, CUTHWINE19, CEAWLIN18, CYNRIC17, CRIODA16 OF WESSEX, CERDIC15, ELESA14, ESLA13, GEWIS12, WIG11, FREAWINE10, FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)138,139 was born Abt. 845 in of Wantage, County Berkshire, England140,141, and died 26 Oct 901 in Winchester, County Hampshire, England142,143. He married EALHSWITH OF ENGLAND144 868144. She was born Abt. 852 in Mercia, England144, and died 05 Dec 905144.
More About KING ALFRED:
Ancestral File Number: GS4H-XF
Reign: King of England144
More About EALHSWITH OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: 8HS0-4G
Reign: Queen of England144
More About ALFRED and EALHSWITH OF ENGLAND:
Marriage: 868144
Children of ALFRED and EALHSWITH OF ENGLAND are:
62. i. PRINCESS ETHELFLEDA30 OF ENGLAND, b. Abt. 869, County Wessex, England; d. 12 Jun 918, St. Peters, County Gloucester, England.
63. ii. KING EDWARD I, b. Abt. 871, County Wessex, England; d. 924, Farndon-on-Dee, County Berwickshire, England.
iii. PRINCE EDMUND OF ENGLAND144, b. Abt. 873, County Wessex, England144; d. Unknown.
More About PRINCE EDMUND OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: FLGQ-7C
iv. PRINCESS ETHELGIVA OF ENGLAND144, b. Abt. 875, County Wessex, England144; d. Unknown.
More About PRINCESS ETHELGIVA OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: FLGQ-8J
64. v. PRINCESS ELFRIDAM OF ENGLAND, b. Abt. 876, of County Wessex, England; d. 920.
vi. PRINCE ETHELWERD OF ENGLAND144, b. Abt. 879, of County Wessex, England144; d. 16 Oct 922144.
More About PRINCE ETHELWERD OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: FLGQ-BV
61. THURID29 EYVINDSDATTER (EYVIND AUSTMANN28 BJARNASSON, BJARNI27 HROLFSSON, HROLF26 SOLGASSON, SOLGI25 HARALDSSON, HARALD24 HRAEREKSSON, HRAEREK23 HALFDANSSON, HALFDAN22 FRODASSON, FRODI21 HRAEREKSSON, HRAEREK20 INGJALDSSON, INGJALD19 FRODASSON, FRODI18 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF17 FRODASSON, FRODI16 DANSSON, DAN15 OLAFSSON, OLAF14 VERMUNDSSON, VERMUND13 FRODASSON, FRODI12 HAVARSSON, HAVER11 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF10 FRODASSON, FRODI9 FRIDLEIFSSON, FRIDLEIF8 SKJOLDSSON, SKJOLD7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)144 was born Abt. 847 in of Amle, Sogn Og Fjordane, Norway144, and died Unknown. She married THORSTEIN OLAFSSON144 Abt. 868 in of Dala, Iceland144, son of OLOF INGJALDSSON and AUD KETILSDATTER. He was born Abt. 858 in Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland144, and died 888 in Hvammi, Dala, Iceland144.
More About THURID EYVINDSDATTER:
Ancestral File Number: G6R6-PP
More About THORSTEIN OLAFSSON:
Ancestral File Number: G6RN-JR
Known as: The Red
More About THORSTEIN OLAFSSON and THURID EYVINDSDATTER:
Marriage: Abt. 868, of Dala, Iceland144
Children of THURID EYVINDSDATTER and THORSTEIN OLAFSSON are:
i. OLAFUR30 THORSTEINSSON, b. 870, of Hvammi, Dala, Iceland; d. Abt. 911, of Iceland.
ii. THORHILDUR THORSTEINSDOTTIR, b. 872, of Hvammi, Dala, Iceland; d. Abt. 904, of Iceland.
iii. GROA THORSTEINSDOTTIR, b. Abt. 873, of Hvammi, Dala, Iceland; d. Unknown.
iv. OSK THORSTEINSDOTTIR, b. Abt. 874, of Hvammi, Dala, Iceland; d. Unknown.
v. THORGERDUR THORSTEINSDOTTIR, b. 876, of Hvammi, Dala, Iceland; d. Unknown.
vi. VIGDIS THORSTEINSDOTTIR, b. Abt. 878, of Hvammi, Dala, Iceland; d. Unknown.
Generation No. 30
62. PRINCESS ETHELFLEDA30 OF ENGLAND (ALFRED29, ETHELWULF28, EGBERT27, EALHMUND26 OF KENT, EABA25, EOPPA24, INGILD23 OF WESSEX, CENRED22, CEOLWALD21, CUTHA20, CUTHWINE19, CEAWLIN18, CYNRIC17, CRIODA16 OF WESSEX, CERDIC15, ELESA14, ESLA13, GEWIS12, WIG11, FREAWINE10, FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)144 was born Abt. 869 in County Wessex, England144, and died 12 Jun 918 in St. Peters, County Gloucester, England144. She married DUKE ETHELRED OF MERCIA144. He was born Abt. 865 in Mercia, England144, and died 912144.
More About PRINCESS ETHELFLEDA OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: FLGQ-66
More About DUKE ETHELRED OF MERCIA:
Ancestral File Number: GXQD-R9
Child of ETHELFLEDA OF ENGLAND and ETHELRED OF MERCIA is:
i. ELFWINA31 OF MERCIA, b. Abt. 905, Mercia, England; d. Unknown.
63. KING EDWARD30 I (ALFRED29, ETHELWULF28, EGBERT27, EALHMUND26 OF KENT, EABA25, EOPPA24, INGILD23 OF WESSEX, CENRED22, CEOLWALD21, CUTHA20, CUTHWINE19, CEAWLIN18, CYNRIC17, CRIODA16 OF WESSEX, CERDIC15, ELESA14, ESLA13, GEWIS12, WIG11, FREAWINE10, FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)144 was born Abt. 871 in County Wessex, England144,145, and died 924 in Farndon-on-Dee, County Berwickshire, England145,146,147. He married (1) EGWINA148 Abt. 894148. She died Abt. 901149. He married (2) QUEEN ELFLEDA OF ENGLAND150,151 Bet. 901 - 902152, daughter of EARL ETHELHELM. She was born Abt. 878 in of County Wessex, England153, and died 920154. He married (3) QUEEN EDGIVA OF ENGLAND155 919 in County Wessex, England155, daughter of SIGEHELM OF KENT and <UNNAMED>. She was born Abt. 896 in County Kent, England155, and died 961155.
Notes for KING EDWARD I:
[Mike Ashley, The Mammoth Book of British Kings & Queens, (Carroll and Graf Publishers, New York, 1998), pgs. 470-472.]
[M24] EDWARD THE ELDER
King of the West Saxons 26 October 899-17 July 924. Crowned:
Kingston-upon-Thames, 8 June 900 (some sources say 31 May).
Born: c871 or 872; Died: Farndon-on-Dee, 17 July 924, aged about 52. Buried:
Winchester Cathedral.
Married: (1) c894 (though date unknown), Egwina
(d. c901) 'a noblewoman': 3 children; (2) c901/2, Elfleda (d. 920), dau.
ealdorman Athelhelm: 10 children; (3) c920 Edgiva (905-968), dau. Sigehelm,
ealdorman of Kent: 5 children. Edward may also have had an illegitimate child.
Edward was the second son of ALFRED THE GREAT and was born about 871. His elder
brother, Edmund, apparently died in infancy, though one tradition asserts he
lived long enough to be crowned as heir apparent. In any case, the choice of
his first two sons' names demonstrate Alfred's hopes for them. Both names mean
"protector" (mund) or "guardian" (ward) of "riches", showing that Alfred hoped
his sons would guard the prosperity of the nation for the future. Edward grew
up firmly believing this. He was a soldier from childhood, not a scholar like
his father and grandfather, and he knew, once his brother died, that it was in
his hands that the future of the nation rested. He was child throughout the
wars that his father waged with the Danes. and they would have left a vivid
impression on his mind. When the Danish problems arose again in 892 and 893 he
commanded part of the army that captured the raiders. The Saxons were therefore
already accustomed to him as their leader. However, after his father's death
his succession did not go unchallenged. His nephew, ATHELWOLD, the son of
ATHELRED, was dissatisfied with the terms of Alfred's will and felt
dispossessed. He seized Wimborne manor and, though he was soon chased out of
Wessex, he was accepted by the Danes and Angles of York as their leader and
subsequently led a revolt amongst the Danes of East Anglia. He remained a thorn
in Edward's side until he was defeated and killed in 902, after which Edward was
able to seal a peace treaty with the Danes of the east. However the Danes of
the north still defied Edward's sovereignty, ruling Jorvik as a separate Danish
kingdom. Throughout 909 the Danes tested Edward's resolve with a number of
border raids and skirmishes, and eventually Edward moved against them, raising a
vast army. Edward harried Northumbria with little result. The following year
he was tricked by the Danish fleet moving down the east coast, while the main
Danish army moved across Northumbria and into Mercia. Edward realised the error
and chased the Danes, catching them at Tettenhall in August 910, where he
inflicted upon them one of their most crushing defeats, resulting in the deaths
of the two Danish kings HALFDAN and EOWILS. It was the end of the Danish hold
on Jorvik, although soon after the Norse under RAGNALL moved in.
The Norse had been expelled from Dublin in 902 and were now landless.
They first caused a nuisance in Wales and Scotland, but by 910 had become bold
enough to enter Northumbria, and no sooner had Edward defeated one foe than
another arrived. Rather than take them on instantly, Edward decided to work on
one plan at a time. Since 905 Edward had been refortifying England. He rebuilt
Chester and, along with his sister, ATHELFLAED of Mercia, established a chain of
fortified towns along the border with the Danelaw, including Runcorn, Tamworth,
Stafford, Warwick, down to Hertford and over to Witham in Essex. Even before
these forts were finished Edward was able to use them as a base to defeat a
major Danish army which moved across England into Wales in 914, but no matter
where the army tried to inflict major destruction, Edward was there, and the
army eventually moved out of Britain at the end of the year. Most of the forts
were completed by 915, and Edward progressively advanced into Danish territory.
The Danes responded and from 916 on a series of skirmishes occurred across
middle England. In almost all cases the English were victorious, with major
successes at Leicester, Nottingham and Bedford. Early on the Danish king,
GUTHRUM II, was killed, and thereafter there was no co-ordinated strategy from
the Danes. Edward was able to pick off small bands of men one at a time.
Eventually the Danes submitted. The year 920 saw the Danes of East Anglia and
the Five Boroughs submitting to him.
In 918, during the war with the Danes, Athelflaed had died, and though
her daughter ELFWYNN technically succeeded, Edward could not consider a young
girl in charge during such a difficult period. Thus in 919 he assumed direct
control over Mercia. With similar authority over the Danes of the east
midlands, Edward now ruled over half of England. The Welsh princes, IDWAL FOEL,
CLYDOG AP CADELL and HYWEL DDA, submitted to him, recognizing Edward as their
overlord, for all that they remained sovereign princes. Even in the north,
Edward’s authority was recognized, though this was rather more tenuous. Ragnall
of York had tried to goad the Danes into further revolt but by 920 they
recognized that Edward was the victor. Ragnall realized his subterfuge would
not succeed and recognized Edward as overlord; but his successor, SITRIC, did
not. This must have alarmed CONSTANTINE II of Scotland and DONALD MAC AED of
Strathclyde, both of whom had suffered from the Norse and now felt that they
needed Edward’s protection by acknowledging his supremacy. Thus, by the year
922, Edward was overlord of all of Britain except for the Norse settlements of
York, Orkney and the Western Isles. It was a remarkable achievement for a man
whose boyhood had been spent in hiding from the Danes. Edward was a fitting son
of Alfred and it was important that a strong king followed him to maintain and
build upon his successes. ATHELSTAN was such a king.
Edward was married at least three times, though the legitimacy of the
first is in question. Of his many children, most were daughters, but of the
sons who survived him, all of them – EDWIN, ELFWEARD, Athelstan, EDMUND and
EADRED – succeeded him in some form within the Kingdom.
Age: 17 Jul 924, about 52 years156
Ancestral File Number: 9GB3-CL
Burial: Unknown, Winchester Cathedral, County Hampshire, England156
Coronation: Bet. 31 May - 08 Jun 900, Kingston-upon-Thames, County Surrey, England156
Reign: Bet. 26 Oct 899 - 17 Jul 924, King of the West Saxons156
More About EDWARD and EGWINA:
Marriage: Abt. 894157
More About QUEEN ELFLEDA OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: 18KQ-V3G
Reign: Queen of England159
More About EDWARD and ELFLEDA OF ENGLAND:
Marriage: Bet. 901 - 902158
More About QUEEN EDGIVA OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: 8HS0-6S
Reign: Queen of England159
More About EDWARD and EDGIVA OF ENGLAND:
Marriage: 919, County Wessex, England159
Children of EDWARD and EGWINA are:
i. KING ATHELSTAN31 OF ENGLAND160, b. Abt. 895161; d. 27 Oct 939, Gloucester, County Gloucester, England161.
Notes for KING ATHELSTAN OF ENGLAND:
[Mike Ashley, The Mammoth Book of British Kings & Queens, (Carroll and Graf Publishers, New York, 1998), pgs. 472, 474-475.]
[M26] ATHELSTAN
King of the English, 17 July 924-27 October 939. Crowned:
Kingston-upon-Thames, 4 September 925.
Born: c895; Died: Gloucester, 27 October 939, aged 44. Buried: Malmesbury
Abbey, Wiltshire.
Athelstan, arguably the most powerful of all
Saxon kings, was the eldest son of EDWARD THE ELDER, though there is a question
about his legitimacy. Edward may not have married Athelstan’s mother Egwina,
and though she was later described as “a noblewoman”, the scandal-mongers of the
day remembered her as a shepherd’s daughter whom Edward took a fancy to in his
youth and who bore him two or perhaps three children. Maybe it was because he
was illegitimate that Athelstan was raised by Edward’s sister, ATHELFLAED, at
her court at Gloucester in Mercia and not at Winchester. Some authorities make
much of the fact that Athelstan was a favourite of his grandfather’s, ALFRED, as
if he preferred this child over the others and singled him out for succession;
in fact Athelstan was the only grandchild Alfred knew, as all of Alfred’s other
grandchildren were born after his death. Nevertheless, because Athelstan was
reared in Mercia he had a loyalty to the Mercians that his forebears had never
received. When Edward died, the Mercians immediately proclaimed him their king
whilst the West Saxon witan were still deliberating. No doubt, if Athelstan was
illegitimate, there was an issue to resolve, and possibly Edward had suggested
before his death that Athelstan would succeed him in Mercia whilst one of his
legitimate sons would succeed him in Wessex. EDWIN was already sub-king in Kent
and the obvious choice but perhaps he declined (or, if his recorded death date
is in error, he may have already been dead). There is a suggestion that
ELFWEARD the hermit was summoned to Winchester as a possible candidate, but he
died en route, and thereafter there was no other choice but Athelstan, but he
was not confirmed in Wessex until some months after his accession in Mercia.
Even then he was not crowned for over a year. Just what the reluctance was
amongst the West Saxons is not clear, and it may be that they just did not trust
Athelstan. There is no doubt that Athelstan’s strength of character may also
have been a disadvantage, because he had a distrust for the Saxon nobility whom
he treated with reserve, and they probably saw him as haughty and unwelcoming.
Yet to his subjects he was kind and generous, perhaps because of his own
origins. He was exceedingly generous to the church and delighted in giving
gifts and receiving memorabilia. Like Arthur he was an avid reader but also a
collector of treasures he later donated to the church. He was a tall, if thin,
man with long golden hair and conveyed an image of a handsome, powerful knight.
It may be something of Athelstan who lives on in our folk memory of Sir
Lancelot.
No sooner was Athelstan ensconced as king than we find his authority
recognized by SITRIS CAECH of York, the Norse king who refused to recognize
Edward’s sovereignty. Sitric recognized that Athelstan’s power base in Mercia
gave him a much greater ability to attack Northumbria if necessary. Sitric and
Athelstan thus agreed terms and as part of the arrangement Sitric was married to
Athelstan’s saintly sister Eadgyth on 30 January 926. The alliance with Sitric
did not last for long, as he refused to accept Christianity, and by March 927 he
was dead. Sitric’s brother, Gothfrith, who was king of Dublin, attempted to
claim the throne of York, but Athelstan defeated him and, after showing him
hospitality, despatched him back to Ireland. During this episode Athelstan
summoned the kings of Scotland and Strathclyde to Eamont Bridge in July 927 and
made them swear that they would not support Gothfrith in his designs upon the
throne of York. Athelstan entered York, the first Saxon king to do so, since
all previous kings before the Scandinavians had been Angles.
During 926 Athelstan had summoned the Welsh princes to a meeting at
Hereford. Although the three primary rulers had previously paid homage to
Edward, there had been a Norse uprising in 924 supported by the Welsh at
Chester. Athelstan was determined to put a stop to Welsh hostilities in Mercia.
At Hereford he laid down the boundary between Wales and England, particularly
the southern stretch which had always been in dispute, where he now specified
the Wye, and he exacted harsh tribute from the princes. It is not clear how far
they ever met this demand, but it was evident that they recognized Athelstan’s
authority. HYWEL DDA in particular was fascinated by the Saxon court,
appreciating its possibilities in Wales, and he learned much from Athelstan that
he was able to put into practice. Immediately after this agreement, Athelstan
hurried to Devon where the Cornish were again in revolt, probably under their
king HOEL. Athelstan expelled the Cornish from Exeter. Driving (sic) them back
over the Tamar, which now became the boundary between Cornwall and England. He
refortified Exeter and it seems he may have taken Hoel hostage to ensure the
Cornish compliance, because Hoel was with him a year later at Eamont Bridge.
The alliance with the Scots lasted for seven years, a remarkable period
of peace and prosperity in England during which time Athelstan reviewed his
troops, improved his fortifications and generally settled down to the government
of his subjects. It seems that Athelstan also made friends with the king of
Norway, Harald Fairhair of Finehair, who sent gifts to Athelstan and also
adopted the current vogue for fostering by sending his son, Haakon, then aged
about seven, to Athelstan’s court to benefit from understanding the English form
of government. One consequence of this was that Haakon became such a welcome
king in Norway that the elders deposed his brother, ERIK BLOODAXE, who
immediately becomes (sic) a problem for Athelstan’s successors. This was but
one example of Athelstan’s role in Europe. Because of a series of political
marriages amongst his aunts and his own sisters, Athelstan was on close terms
with many of the major rulers in Europe. These included Count Baldwin of
Flanders, who had married his aunt Elfreda, Charles III of France, who had
married his sister Edgiva, the influential Hugh, Count of Paris, who had married
another sister, Edhilda, and Otto, duke of Saxony and subsequently German
emperor, who had married a further sister Eadgyth. There was another possible
half-sister who married Gorm the Old, the first king of a united Denmark. All
of this demonstrates that Athelstan was a key activist on the international
scene, and though it is not recorded that he traveled abroad, his relationships
improved trade and culture in England extensively.
In 934 Athelstan was incensed when the Scottish king CONSTANTINE married
his daughter to OLAF GOTHFRITHSON of Dublin, which Athelstan saw as a flagrant
breach of the Eamont treaty. He decided to give Constantine a lesson and in 934
he raised a huge army which increased in numbers as he marched north from
Winchester, and he devastated Scotland en route as far north as Fordun.
Constantine recognized Athelstan’s power, but it only made him all the more
determined to seek the support of Olaf as a defence against the English might.
In 937, after the death of Gothfrith, Olaf combined his army with
Constantine’s. He took York and marched down into Mercia. Athelstan met him at
Brunanburh, near Nottingham. It was one of the most decisive of all Saxon
victories, and passed into legend. From then until his death two years later
Athelstan ruled peacefully, the complete master of his realm. Athelstan’s reign
was remembered by later annalists as a golden age, and certainly there would be
little like it again for many years to come. Athelstan died of an illness,
probably a manifestation of the same malady which afflicted his family, many of
whom died young. He was only forty-four. Athelstan had never married, and he
was succeeded by his half-brother EDMUND.
Age: 27 Oct 939, 44 years162
Burial: Unknown, Malmesbury Abbey, Wiltshire, County Wiltshire, England162
Coronation: 04 Sep 925, Kingston-upon-Thames, County Surrey, England162
Reign: Bet. 17 Jul 924 - 27 Oct 939, King of the English162
ii. ALFRED OF ENGLAND163, b. Aft. 895163; d. Unknown, Young163.
iii. EADGYTH OF ENGLAND163, b. Aft. 896163; d. Abt. 927163; m. KING SITRIC OF YORK164, 30 Jan 925/26164; d. Bef. Mar 926/27164.
More About KING SITRIC OF YORK:
Reign: Norse King164
More About SITRIC OF YORK and EADGYTH OF ENGLAND:
Marriage: 30 Jan 925/26164
Children of EDWARD and ELFLEDA OF ENGLAND are:
iv. KING EDWIN31 OF ENGLAND165,166, b. Abt. 902, County Wessex, England167; d. Abt. 933167.
Notes for KING EDWIN OF ENGLAND:
[Mike Ashley, The Mammoth Book of British Kings & Queens, (Carroll and Graf Publishers, New York, 1998), pg. 226.]
[G31] EDWIN, sub-king of Kent, c920-933.
There is a suggestion that Edwin was made the sub-king of Kent by his father
EDWARD THE ELDER. He was the oldest surviving legitimate son (born about the
year 902), if we accept the belief (not necessarily proven) that his
half-brother ATHELSTAN was illegitimate. Granting him the kingship of Kent was
recognizing him as the heir to the throne. Since he did not succeed, we may
assume that Edwin was content in his own kingdom and did not wish to rule
England. Nevertheless Athelstan may have regarded him as a potential problem
or, perhaps in later years (if we assume the date of his death is properly
recorded and not an error for 933 [sic]) he became a threat. He drowned at sea
while crossing to Flanders and there was a strong rumour that the boat was made
unseaworthy at Athelstan's orders. Edwin's body was recovered and buried at St
Bertin's Abbey in Flanders.
Ancestral File Number: 9GB3-G4
Burial: Unknown, St Bertin's Abbey, Flanders, Normandy Province, France168
Cause of Death: Drowned at sea168
Reign 1: Bet. 902 - 920, Prince of England168
Reign 2: Bet. 920 - 933, Sub-King of Kent168
v. PRINCESS EADFLAED OF ENGLAND169,170, b. Abt. 903, County Wessex, England171; d. Unknown.
More About PRINCESS EADFLAED OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: 9GB3-H9
Occupation: Nun170
vi. KING ELFWEARD OF WESSEX171,172, b. Abt. 904, County Wessex, England173,174; d. 01 Aug 924, Oxford, County Oxfordshire, England175,176.
Notes for KING ELFWEARD OF WESSEX:
[Mike Ashley, The Mammoth Book of British Kings & Queens, (Carroll and Graf Publishers, New York, 1998), pg. 472.]
[M25] ELFWEARD Wessex, 17 July-1 August 924
Elfweard was the third surviving son of EDWARD THE ELDER, and some sources
suggest that he was elected the heir to the throne of Wessex by the witan. If
this is so, then it was a strange choice, as Elfweard had been a bookish boy.
He had been born sometime around the year 904 and was supposed to be a hermit in
Bridgnorth. If he was elected, he had little chance to assume the crown. He
died – there is a suggestion that he may have been murdered, perhaps at the
suggestion of his brother ATHELSTAN – sixteen days later at Oxford, presumably
on his way back to Winchester, where he was buried.
Ancestral File Number: 9GB3-FX
Burial: Unknown, Winchester Cathedral, County Hampshire, England177
Reign: Bet. 17 Jul - 01 Aug 924, King of Wessex177
65. vii. EDGIVA OF FRANCE, b. Abt. 904, County Wessex, England; d. Abt. 953.
viii. PRINCESS EDHILDA OF ENGLAND178,179, b. Abt. 906, County Wessex, England180; d. 14 Sep 937, France181,182; m. DUKE HUGUES MAGNUS, OF PARIS182,183, Bef. 937183; b. Abt. 898, of Paris, Isle De France Province, France184,185; d. 17 Jun 956, Dourdan, Isle De France Province, France186,187.
More About PRINCESS EDHILDA OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: 9GB3-83 and 9GB3-JG
More About DUKE HUGUES MAGNUS, OF PARIS:
Ancestral File Number: 9G85-JJ
Burial: Unknown, Abbaye De St. Denis, St. Denis, Isle De France Province, France188
More About HUGUES MAGNUS and EDHILDA OF ENGLAND:
Marriage: Bef. 937189
66. ix. PRINCESS EDITH OF ENGLAND, b. Abt. 908, of County Wessex, England; d. 21 Jan 946/47.
x. ELFLEDA OF ENGLAND189, b. Abt. 909189; d. Unknown.
More About ELFLEDA OF ENGLAND:
Occupation: Nun189
xi. ETHELFLEDA OF ENGLAND189, b. Abt. 910189; d. Unknown.
More About ETHELFLEDA OF ENGLAND:
Occupation: Nun189
xii. ETHELHILDA OF ENGLAND189, b. Abt. 911189; d. Unknown.
More About ETHELHILDA OF ENGLAND:
Occupation: Nun189
67. xiii. PRINCESS ELGIVA OF ENGLAND, b. Abt. 912, England; d. WFT Est. 934-1006.
Children of EDWARD and EDGIVA OF ENGLAND are:
68. xiv. KING EDMUND31 I, b. Abt. 921, County Wessex, England; d. 26 May 946, Pucklechurch, County Gloucester, England.
xv. SAINT EADBURH OF ENGLAND190,191, b. Abt. 922, County Wessex, England192,193; d. 960194,195.
More About SAINT EADBURH OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: FLGQ-1B
Reign: Princess of England196
xvi. PRINCESS EDGIVA OF ENGLAND196, b. Abt. 923, County Wessex, England196,197; d. Unknown.
More About PRINCESS EDGIVA OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: FLGQ-2H
xvii. KING EADRED OF ENGLAND198,199, b. Abt. 923, County Wessex, England200,201; d. 23 Nov 955, Frome, County Somerset, England202,203.
Notes for KING EADRED OF ENGLAND:
[Mike Ashley, The Mammoth Book of British Kings & Queens, (Carroll and Graf Publishers, New York, 1998), pgs. 476-477.]
[M28] EADRED
King of the English, 26 May 946-23 November 955. Crowned:
Kingston-upon-Thames, 16 August 946.
Born: c923. Died: Frome, Somerset, 23 November 955, aged 32. Buried:
Winchester Cathedral.
Although Eadred was a physically weak king, almost unable to eat his food, he was every bit the warrior like his brothers EDMUND and ATHELSTAN and his father EDWARD (THE ELDER). Most of his short reign was involved with the Norse kingdom of York. Edmund had ejected the Norse kings and brought York under his control. At the start of his reign Eadred traveled (sic) north and sought the fealty of Wulfstan, the archbishop of York, and of York’s witan (council). Although they professed loyalty, within a few months they had appointed the Norse adventurer, ERIK BLOODAXE, as their king. Eadred regarded this as treachery and immediately raised an army and invaded Northumbria. He avoided attacking York but instead laid waste to the surrounding lands. On his return to Mercia his rearguard was attacked by Norse troops. Eadred was livid. His weak constitution had nevertheless created a man of iron will, vicious temper and little patience. His troops turned back on York and Eadred threatened to destroy the kingdom. The elders of York knew he was capable of it and they agreed to eject Erik. Satisfied, Eadred returned to Wessex, however within months the former king of York, ERIK SITRIKSON, returned and was re-installed. Rather than inflict another invasion Eadred bargained with Olaf, prepared to let him remain provided he patrolled the shores against other Norse and Danish pirates, particularly Erik Bloodaxe. The people of York did not seem to know what they wanted, and the internal politics of Wulfstan’s party were becoming intolerable. In 952 Wulfstan ejected Olaf and brought Erik back into power. Infuriated Eadred invaded York in 954. Wulfstan was imprisoned. Erik was expelled, and on his way back to Orkney he was slain. The English, Norse and Danes of York readily accepted Eadred as their king and the Scandinavian kingdom of Jorvik was at an end. Eadred ruled it directly, whilst he allowed Oswulf a high degree of autonomy in ruling Bernicia as an earl. With the final expulsion of the Norse kings, Eadred could justifiably be called king of all the English. Like his brother, though, he would not live to enjoy his glory. He died in November 955, aged only 32 or so. Despite his valour in battle he was a strongly religious man, suffering his pains with piety. He apparently never married and after his death the throne passed to his even weaker nephews, EDWY and EDGAR.
Age: 23 Nov 955, 32 years203
Ancestral File Number: FLGQ-3N
Burial: Unknown, Winchester Cathedral, County Hampshire, England203
Coronation: 16 Aug 946, Kingston-upon-Thames, County Surrey, England203
Reign: Bet. 26 May 946 - 23 Nov 955, King of England204,205
64. PRINCESS ELFRIDAM30 OF ENGLAND (ALFRED29, ETHELWULF28, EGBERT27, EALHMUND26 OF KENT, EABA25, EOPPA24, INGILD23 OF WESSEX, CENRED22, CEOLWALD21, CUTHA20, CUTHWINE19, CEAWLIN18, CYNRIC17, CRIODA16 OF WESSEX, CERDIC15, ELESA14, ESLA13, GEWIS12, WIG11, FREAWINE10, FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)206 was born Abt. 876 in of County Wessex, England206, and died 920206. She married COUNT BAUDOUIN OF FLANDERS II207 Abt. 888207, son of BAUDOUIN OF FLANDERS and JUDITH OF FRANCE. He was born Abt. 864 in Flanders, Nord, France207, and died 10 Sep 918207.
More About PRINCESS ELFRIDAM OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: 9GCX-HT
More About COUNT BAUDOUIN OF FLANDERS II:
Ancestral File Number: 9GCX-DB
More About BAUDOUIN OF FLANDERS and ELFRIDAM OF ENGLAND:
Marriage: Abt. 888207
Child of ELFRIDAM OF ENGLAND and BAUDOUIN OF FLANDERS is:
i. ARNOUL31 OF FLANDERS I, b. Abt. 889, Flandres, Belgium; d. 27 Mar 964.
Generation No. 31
65. EDGIVA31 OF FRANCE (EDWARD30 I, ALFRED29, ETHELWULF28, EGBERT27, EALHMUND26 OF KENT, EABA25, EOPPA24, INGILD23 OF WESSEX, CENRED22, CEOLWALD21, CUTHA20, CUTHWINE19, CEAWLIN18, CYNRIC17, CRIODA16 OF WESSEX, CERDIC15, ELESA14, ESLA13, GEWIS12, WIG11, FREAWINE10, FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)207,212 was born Abt. 904 in County Wessex, England213, and died Abt. 953213,214. She married KING CHARLES III215,216 Abt. 920 in England217, son of LOUIS and ADELAHIDE OF FRANCE. He was born 17 Sep 879 in France217, and died 07 Oct 929 in Peronne, Austrasia217.
More About EDGIVA OF FRANCE:
Ancestral File Number: 9GB2-TV
More About KING CHARLES III:
Ancestral File Number: 9GCX-WW
Burial: Unknown, St Fursi, Peronne, Austrasia217
Reign: Bet. 898 - 922, King of France217,218
More About CHARLES and EDGIVA OF FRANCE:
Marriage: Abt. 920, England219
Child of EDGIVA OF FRANCE and CHARLES is:
i. KING LOUIS32 IV, b. 10 Sep 921, of Laon, Champagne; d. 10 Sep 954, Abbaye De St. Remy, Reims, Champagne.
66. PRINCESS EDITH31 OF ENGLAND (EDWARD30 I, ALFRED29, ETHELWULF28, EGBERT27, EALHMUND26 OF KENT, EABA25, EOPPA24, INGILD23 OF WESSEX, CENRED22, CEOLWALD21, CUTHA20, CUTHWINE19, CEAWLIN18, CYNRIC17, CRIODA16 OF WESSEX, CERDIC15, ELESA14, ESLA13, GEWIS12, WIG11, FREAWINE10, FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)219,220 was born Abt. 908 in of County Wessex, England221, and died 21 Jan 946/47221. She married EMPEROR OTTO OF THE HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE I221,222 930223, son of HEINRICH and MATILDA OF RINGELHEIM. He was born 23 Nov 912 in of Saxony, Germany223, and died 07 May 973 in Memleben, Saxony, Germany223.
More About PRINCESS EDITH OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: 9GB3-KM
More About EMPEROR OTTO OF THE HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE I:
Ancestral File Number: 8HR7-TX
More About OTTO OF THE HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE and EDITH OF ENGLAND:
Marriage: 930223
Children of EDITH OF ENGLAND and OTTO OF THE HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE are:
i. DUKE LIUDOLF32 OF SWABIA, b. Abt. 930, of Swabia, Bavaria; d. 06 Sep 957.
ii. IMPERIAL PRINCESS LUITGARDE OF THE HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE, b. Abt. 931, of Saxony, Germany; d. 18 Nov 953.
67. PRINCESS ELGIVA31 OF ENGLAND (EDWARD30 I, ALFRED29, ETHELWULF28, EGBERT27, EALHMUND26 OF KENT, EABA25, EOPPA24, INGILD23 OF WESSEX, CENRED22, CEOLWALD21, CUTHA20, CUTHWINE19, CEAWLIN18, CYNRIC17, CRIODA16 OF WESSEX, CERDIC15, ELESA14, ESLA13, GEWIS12, WIG11, FREAWINE10, FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)223 was born Abt. 912 in England223,224, and died WFT Est. 934-1006224. She married DUKE BOLESLAV OF BOHEMIA I225, son of VRATISLAV OF BOHEMIA and DRAHOMIRA ZE STODOR. He was born Abt. 900 in of Praha, Praha, Czechoslovakia225, and died 15 Jul 967225.
More About PRINCESS ELGIVA OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: 9GB3-LS
More About DUKE BOLESLAV OF BOHEMIA I:
Ancestral File Number: 8BG3-0S
Children of ELGIVA OF ENGLAND and BOLESLAV OF BOHEMIA are:
i. DUKE BOLESLAV32 OF BOHEMIA II, b. Abt. 920, of Praha, Praha, Czechoslovakia; d. 07 Feb 998/99.
ii. PRINCESS MLADA MARIA OF BOHEMIA, b. Abt. 924, of Praha, Praha, Czechoslovakia; d. Unknown.
iii. PRINCE STRACHKVAS OF BOHEMIA, b. 28 Sep 929, of Praha, Praha, Czechoslovakia; d. Unknown.
iv. PRINCESS DUBRAVKA OF BOHEMIA, b. Abt. 931, of Praha, Praha, Czechoslovakia; d. 977.
68. KING EDMUND31 I (EDWARD30 I, ALFRED29, ETHELWULF28, EGBERT27, EALHMUND26 OF KENT, EABA25, EOPPA24, INGILD23 OF WESSEX, CENRED22, CEOLWALD21, CUTHA20, CUTHWINE19, CEAWLIN18, CYNRIC17, CRIODA16 OF WESSEX, CERDIC15, ELESA14, ESLA13, GEWIS12, WIG11, FREAWINE10, FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)225 was born Abt. 921 in County Wessex, England225,226, and died 26 May 946 in Pucklechurch, County Gloucester, England227,228. He married (1) QUEEN ELGIVA OF ENGLAND229 Abt. 940230. She was born Abt. 922 in County Wessex, England231, and died 944231. He married (2) ATHELFLEDA OF WILTSHIRE232 Abt. 946232, daughter of EALDORMAN ALFGAR OF WILTSHIRE. She died Unknown.
Notes for KING EDMUND I:
[Mike Ashley, The Mammoth Book of British Kings & Queens, (Carroll and Graf Publishers, New York, 1998), pgs. 476-477.]
[M27] EDMUND (I) THE MAGNIFICENT
King of the English, 27 October 939-26 May 946. Crowned: Kingston-upon-Thames,
29 November 939
Born: c92; Died: murdered Pucklechuurch, 26 May 946, aged about 24. Buried:
Glastonbury Abbey.
Married: (1) c940, Elgiva (d. c944/5): 3 children; (2) c946, Athelfleda dau.
Alfgar, ealdorman of Wiltshire: no children.
The name Eadmund in Saxon meant “protector of riches” giving an indication of
Edmund’s presumed role as guardian of the realm. Edmund was the half-brother of
ATHELSTAN, and the first child of EDWARD THE ELDER’s third marriage. He had
been raised in Athelstan’s household and once old enough had accompanied
Athelstan in several of his campaigns, fighting heroically at Brunanburh in
937. As Athelstan had no children, Edmund succeeded him, even though he was
only eighteen. His reign vegan inauspiciously, as the Norse king of Dublin,
OLAF GOTHFRITHSON, regarded him as a weak successor and took the opportunity to
regain his family’s hold on York. This he did in little over a month after
Edmund’s succession, followed by his army’s march down into Mercia, devastating
countryside and towns, including Tamworth, before they were confronted by Edmund
at Leicester. A rather ineffectual siege followed from which Olaf and his chief
adviser, Wulfstan, archbishop of York, escaped. Talks followed which resulted
in Olaf being allowed to retain kingship over York, as well as rule over the
Danish territories in East Anglia and the Five Boroughs. The Danes were none
too pleased about this, as they were enemies of the Norse. Nevertheless, Edmund
managed to recover from this ignominy. After only eighteen months, Olaf died.
His successor, OLAF SITRICSON, was not quite his match. Edmund undertook a
lightning strike across Mercia in 942 and recovered the Danish territories.
Soon after Olaf was driven out of York, and replaced by his cousin, RAGNALL
GOTHFRITHSON, who was open to discussion with Edmund and more prepared to accept
Christianity. Olaf took refuge in the kingdom of Strathclyde where guerilla
warfare now existed between the Norse factions. Edmund took this as an
opportunity to resolve the problem once and for all. In 944 he led an army into
northern Britain. In the battle in York Ragnall was killed and York came back
under Saxon control. The following year the army marched on Strathclyde. Olaf
was driven out and back to Ireland. The king DONALD was also ejected, and
Edmund conquered all of the Norse lands in Cumbria. These he handed to the new
Scots king MALCOLM (I)on the basis that he would remain faithful to Edmund and
not support the Norse.
From an ignominious start, Edmund’s reign now looked highly successful.
He had regained the territories that he had lost and was recognized as overlord
by all the native kings. At twenty-four he should have been set for an
auspicious reign, but then tragedy struck. In May 946 Edmund was celebrating
the feast of St Augustine at Pucklechurch, north of Bath. During the feast he
recognized a thief called Leoga whom Edmund had exiled six years earlier.
Edmund asked his steward to arrest the man but a fight followed in which Edmund
intervened and was stabbed. He soon died of his wounds. Edmund had two infant
sons, EDWY and EDGAR, both of whom would become kings, but he was succeeded by
his brother EADRED.
Age: 26 May 946, about 24 years232
Ancestral File Number: GS4H-RK
Burial: Unknown, Glastonbury Abbey, Glastonbury, County Somerset, England232
Cause of Death: Murdered232
Coronation: 29 Nov 939, Kingston-upon-Thames, County Surrey, England232
Reign: Bet. 27 Oct 939 - 26 May 946, King of England233,234
More About QUEEN ELGIVA OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: 8HS0-85
Reign: Queen of England235
More About EDMUND and ELGIVA OF ENGLAND:
Marriage: Abt. 940236
More About EDMUND and ATHELFLEDA OF WILTSHIRE:
Marriage: Abt. 946236
Children of EDMUND and ELGIVA OF ENGLAND are:
i. KING EDWY32 OF ENGLAND237,238, b. Abt. 941, County Wessex, England239,240; d. 01 Oct 959, Gloucester, County Gloucester, England241,242; m. ELGIVA243, Abt. 957244; d. 959245.
Notes for KING EDWY OF ENGLAND:
[Mike Ashley, The Mammoth Book of British Kings & Queens, (Carroll and Graf Publishers, New York, 1998), pgs. 477-478.]
[M29] EDWY or EADWIG ALL-FAIR
King of the English, 23 November 955-1 October 959. Crowned:
Kingston-upon-Thames, 26 January 956.
Born: c941. Died: Gloucester, 1 October 959, aged 18. Buried: Winchester
Cathedral.
Married: c957, Elgiva (descendant of Athelred I) (d. 959): annulled, no
children.
Edwy was the eldest son of EDMUND I and with the untimely death of EADRED he
ascended to the throne at the age of only fourteen. The ASC (1) states that
Edwy succeeded to Wessex and his brother EDGAR succeeded to Mercia and
Northumbria, but as Edgar was almost two years Edwy’s junior, his succession was
held in abeyance until he was older. In effect the two kings, and particularly
Edwy, were advised by a strong council, which included Dunstan, the abbot of
Glastonbury. Since these two were as headstrong as each other, and as
intransigent, it led to considerable personal conflict. Edwy’s relationship
with Dunstan started poorly – apparently at his coronation. Edwy disappeared
from the council and was found consorting with a young lady – and got worse.
Edwy could not work with Dunstan and had him banished from England in 957. All
of Edwy’s reign seemed to be a jockeying for position between himself and his
council of elders, most of whom had the upper hand. Edwy himself never achieved
anything. He married his childhood sweetheart, Elgiva, but this was annulled
within a year on the grounds of consanguinity – they were third cousins. It
suggests that the elders, particularly Oda, the archbishop of Canterbury, did
not want Edwy to father children, perhaps because of the continuing problem of
health or, more likely, because these would threaten his brother’s right to the
throne, and it seems that by 959 the elders were now firmly behind Edgar. It
thus may have come as a relief when Edwy died in October 959. He was only
eighteen, and it has usually been accepted that he died of the inherent family
malady, but the growing opposition to him may suggest he was helped on his way.
Most of the churchmen who wrote Edwy’s obituaries had less than fond memories of
him, but his brother-in-law, who became Athelweard who called Edwy “All-Fair”,
or “the Fair”, a word which in Saxon did not just refer to his fair complexion,
but which also meant pleasant and mild-mannered. Edwy comes across the
centuries as an uncertain king trapped in a weak body surrounded by officialdom,
knowing he could not live up to the glory of his forebears, but unable to find
consolation, other than with his wife and mother-in-law. He was a sad and
tragic king.
(1) According to Mike Ashley’s The Mammoth Book of British Kings & Queens,
(Carroll and Graf Publishers, New York, 1998), in the Bibliography and
Acknowledgements Chapter on pg. 806. ASC stands for The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
with the following entry:
Garmonsway, G.N. (translator and editor), The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, London:
J.M. Dent, 1953.
Age: 01 Oct 1959, 18 years246
Ancestral File Number: FLGP-VH
Burial: Unknown, Winchester Cathedral, County Hampshire, England246
Coronation: 26 Jan 955/56, Kingston-upon-Thames, County Surrey, England246
Reign: Bet. 23 Nov 955 - 01 Oct 959, King of England246,247
More About ELGIVA:
Individual Note: Great-Granddaughter of Athelred I248
More About EDWY OF ENGLAND and ELGIVA:
Marriage: Abt. 957249
ii. OF ENGLAND250, b. Bet. 941 - 945250; d. Unknown.
69. iii. KING EDGAR OF ENGLAND, b. Abt. 943, County Wessex, England; d. 08 Jul 975, Winchester, County Wessex, England.
Generation No. 32
69. KING EDGAR32 OF ENGLAND (EDMUND31 I, EDWARD30 I, ALFRED29, ETHELWULF28, EGBERT27, EALHMUND26 OF KENT, EABA25, EOPPA24, INGILD23 OF WESSEX, CENRED22, CEOLWALD21, CUTHA20, CUTHWINE19, CEAWLIN18, CYNRIC17, CRIODA16 OF WESSEX, CERDIC15, ELESA14, ESLA13, GEWIS12, WIG11, FREAWINE10, FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)251 was born Abt. 943 in County Wessex, England251, and died 08 Jul 975 in Winchester, County Wessex, England251,252. He married (1) ETHELFLEDA253 Abt. 960254. She died Abt. 964255. He met (2) WULFRYTH256 Bet. 961 - 964 in Not Married256. She died Unknown. He married (3) QUEEN ELFRIDA OF ENGLAND257,258 Abt. 964 in County Wessex, England259, daughter of ORDGAR and <UNNAMED>. She was born Abt. 945 in of County Devon, England259,260, and died Abt. 1002261,262.
Notes for KING EDGAR OF ENGLAND:
[Mike Ashley, The Mammoth Book of British Kings & Queens, (Carroll and Graf Publishers, New York, 1998), pgs. 478-480.]
[M30] EDGAR THE PEACEABLE
King of the English, 1 October 959-8 July 975 (he was appointed king of Mercia
and Northumbria from 957). Crowned: Bath Abbey, 11 May 973.
Born: c943. Died: Winchester, 8 July 975, aged 32. Buried: Glastonbury
Abbey.
Married: (1) c960, Athelfleda dau. Ordmaer, ealdorman of Hertford: either
divorced c961 or died c961 or c964: 1 son; (2) c964, Elfrida (c. 945-c1002), dau.
Ordgar, ealdorman of Devon, and widow of Athelwald, ealdorman of East Anglia: 2
children. Also had at least one illegitimate child.
The Saxon name Eadgar means “rich in spears”, which was undoubtedly a
recognition of his inheritance of military power. When Edgar’s uncle EADRED
died in 955, his brother EDWY became king in Wessex and unpopular king. Edgar
had been raised in East Anglia, in the household of Athelstan, the ealdorman of
the old territory of the Danelaw which covered all of east Anglia and Danish
Mercia. As such Edgar was already a popular prince amongst the middle-English
and Danes and was readily accepted as king, whereas Edwy was seen as a weak and
troublesome youth. By November 957 the Mercians and Northumbrians had renounced
their allegiance to Edwy. Both kings were advised (or controlled) by a strong
council which had led to conflict with Edwy who had expelled bishop Dunstan.
When Edgar came of age he recalled Dunstan and was enthusiastic about his ideas
for reforming the English church. When Edwy died in October 959, Edgar also
became king of Wessex and as the archbishopric of Canterbury was vacant with the
recent death of Oda, Dunstan was appointed to that see. With the support of the
king, Dunstan introduced a major programme of monastic reform, not all of which
was happily accepted at the time, but which brought Saxon England in line with
developments on the continent. All secular clergy were ejected, and the church
officials were granted considerable independence from the crown. The most
extreme of these was the creation of the soke of Peterborough, where the abbot
of St Peters had almost total independence. Many of the monasteries that had
been destroyed during the Danish invasions were restored. It was only a period
of peace that could allow such rebuilding and change. Edgar, for all that he
was not a soldier or strategist to match his father or grandfather, was able to
work alongside strong and well organized ealdorman in governing the kingdom and
in ensuring its safety. All the time England seemed in capable hands, the Norse
and Danes bided their time.
In 973 Edgar gave a demonstration of authority. Although he probably
had a formal coronation when he became king of Wessex, Dunstan believed there
was a need for a major ceremony similar to those of the King of the Franks and
the German Emperor. The ceremony was delayed for some years because Dunstan was
unhappy with Edgar’s dissolute life. For all he supported the church reform
Edgar was not a particularly religious man. There were rumours about his
private life, which may have some base of truth. He had married a childhood
friend, Athelfleda, early in life, but it seems that either she died in
childbirth around the year 961 or the two became separated because of Edgar’s
amorous adventures with Wulfryth. Stories were later attached to the episode
that Edgar had seduced a nun, the real story seems to be that he fell in love
with a lady who bore him a child, but she either chose to enter (or was banished
to) a nunnery and they probably never married. Edgar then became romantically
entangled with Elfrida, who was already married, and again the scandalmongers
hinted that the two might have planned the murder of her husband, Edgar’s
one-time foster-brother Athelwald in 964, in order to marry. Elfrida later came
to epitomize (sic) the image of the wicked stepmother in her relationship with
Edgar’s youngest child, EDWARD (THE MARTYR). All of these shenanigans caused
Dunstan to counsel Edgar to change his ways. Perhaps as he passed from youth
into adulthood he became less reckless, and in 973 Dunstan agreed to a major
ceremony at Bath. The coronation had double significance. For the first time a
Saxon king was crowned as king of all the English, a title used by previous
monarchs but never as part of their coronation. Edgar was thus the first
genuine king of England. At the same time Elfrida was also crowned, the first
queen of the English. This ceremony has remained essentially the same in
content ever since. Following the coronation, Edgar put on a display of force.
His army marched along the Welsh border from Bath to Chester, showing his
authority over the Welsh, whilst his fleet sailed through the Irish Sea, also
demonstrating his subjugation of the Norse who still held power in that area at
Dublin and on Man. At Chester eight kings of Wales and the north assembled to
make their submission to him. A later chronicler suggested that these eight
kings then rowed Edgar along the river Dee with him at the helm. Strong though
that image is, it is unlikely. It is more probable that there was a ceremonial
voyage along the Dee with Edgar at the helm, and the other kings in submission.
The coronation and ceremony were immensely significant. Although Edgar’s
position had been achieved by his predecessors, he was able to capitalise on it
and demonstrate his authority over all of Britain with the exception of Orkney.
Not all monarchs were present, the most noticeable absentee being OWAIN AP HYWEL
of Deheubarth, though his absence was due to domestic strife rather than lack of
respect. THORFINN SKULL-SPLITTER was not present, but as he owed his allegiance
to the Norwegian crown, he might be excused – although, interestingly, MAGNUS
HARALDSSON of Man and the Isles was present.
The ceremony marked the end of a peaceful and prosperous reign, and it
was fortunate that the English could not see ahead as Edgar’s was the last reign
of peace and harmony. The Saxon world would thereafter start to disintegrate
and within less than a century be almost wiped away.
Age: 08 Jul 975, 32 years262
Ancestral File Number: GS4H-P7
Coronation: 11 May 973, Bath Abbey, Bath, England262
Reign 1: Bet. 01 Oct 959 - 08 Jul 975, King of England263,264
Reign 2: Bet. 957 - 01 Oct 959, King of Mercia and Northumbria264
More About EDGAR OF ENGLAND and ETHELFLEDA:
Marriage: Abt. 960264
More About EDGAR OF ENGLAND and WULFRYTH:
Friends: Bet. 961 - 964, Not Married265
More About QUEEN ELFRIDA OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: GS4H-QD
Reign: Queen of England
More About EDGAR OF ENGLAND and ELFRIDA OF ENGLAND:
Marriage: Abt. 964, County Wessex, England266
Child of EDGAR OF ENGLAND and WULFRYTH is:
i. OF ENGLAND33267, b. Bet. 961 - 964267; d. Unknown.
Children of EDGAR OF ENGLAND and ELFRIDA OF ENGLAND are:
ii. KING EDWARD33 OF ENGLAND268, b. Abt. 962269; d. 19 Mar 977/78, Corfe Castle, County Dorset, England269.
Notes for KING EDWARD OF ENGLAND:
[Mike Ashley, The Mammoth Book of British Kings & Queens, (Carroll and Graf Publishers, New York, 1998), pgs. 480-481.]
[M31] EDWARD THE MARTYR
King of the English, 8 July 975-18 March 978. Crowned: Kingston-upon-Thames,
975.
Born: c962. Died (murdered): Corfe Castle, Dorset, 18 March 978, aged 16.
Buried: Wareham Abbey, Dorset; later removed to Shaftesbury Abbey, Dorset.
[What were believed to be Edward’s relics were found during and archaeological
dig at Shaftesbury in 1931 and currently reside in the Midland Bank in Croydon.]
Edward was the son of EDGAR and his first wife Athelfleda. Although he was the
rightful heir there was opposition to his election as king, with much support
for his half-brother ATHELRED (II). Athelred was only seven at this time and
evidently the ealdormen who wanted him as king, wanted the power that went with
it. Edward was thirteen, but old enough not to be trampled over. He was a
precocious and ungovernable youth given to temper tantrums, and he soon had
considerable opposition amongst his council. For the superstitious there were
other signs and portents. In the autumn of his election there was bright comet
in the sky, always an ill omen. In the following year there was famine across
England, presumably the result of a harsh winter and a wet summer. Some may
have seen this as a message from God of dissatisfaction with the reform of the
monasteries which had been carried out with such zeal under EDGAR’S reign.
Those who had been opposed to the reform used this as an opportunity to attack
the church, and many monasteries were pillaged. By the end of 976 lawlessness
seems to have broken out across the land. Dunstan alone stood firm in support
of the king and of his reforms. There is a wonderful story of how Dunstan
demonstrated his authority when he called a meeting of the leading councilors
(sic) at Calne, in the year 978. They met in an upper room and during the
meeting the floor gave way so that many of the councilors (sic) were killed or
injured, all save Dunstan who was standing on the one rafter that remained
intact. It was proclaimed a miracle. Even if it was deliberately engineered
Dunstan was taking a severe risk. He was aged about seventy by then.
That same year Edward was murdered. He was calling on his stepmother and
half-brother at Corfe Castle in Dorset. As he arrived the household retainers
went to greet him but then stabbed him to death as he dismounted from his
horse. The attack had clearly been premeditated and before long Elfrida was
implicated in the crime as the wicked stepmother. It is not likely that many
missed Edward and his fits of rage, but within a decade people were saying
miracles were occurring alongside his bones at Wareham, and Athelred declared
him a saint and martyr.
Age: 18 Mar 977/78, 16 years270
Burial 1: Unknown, Wareham Abbey, County Dorset, England271
Burial 2: Aft. 978, Removed to Shaftesbury Abbey, County Dorset, England271
Cause of Death: Murdered271
Coronation: 975, Kingston-upon-Thames, County Surrey, England271
Reign: Bet. 08 Jul 975 - 18 Mar 977/78, King of England271
iii. PRINCE EDMUND OF ENGLAND272, b. Abt. 966, County Wessex, England272; d. 970, County Wessex, England272.
More About PRINCE EDMUND OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: FLGP-PM
70. iv. KING ATHELRED II, b. Abt. 968, of County Wessex, England; d. 23 Apr 1016, London, County Middlesex, England.
Generation No. 33
70. KING ATHELRED33 II (EDGAR32 OF ENGLAND, EDMUND31 I, EDWARD30 I, ALFRED29, ETHELWULF28, EGBERT27, EALHMUND26 OF KENT, EABA25, EOPPA24, INGILD23 OF WESSEX, CENRED22, CEOLWALD21, CUTHA20, CUTHWINE19, CEAWLIN18, CYNRIC17, CRIODA16 OF WESSEX, CERDIC15, ELESA14, ESLA13, GEWIS12, WIG11, FREAWINE10, FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)272,273 was born Abt. 968 in of County Wessex, England274, and died 23 Apr 1016 in London, County Middlesex, England274,275. He married (1) QUEEN ELGIVA OF ENGLAND276 Abt. 985 in of County Wessex, England276,277, daughter of THORED GUNNARSSON and <UNNAMED>. She was born Abt. 963 in of County Wessex, England278, and died Unknown. He married (2) PRINCESS EMMA OF NORMANDY278,279 05 Apr 1002 in of Normandy Province, France280,281, daughter of RICHARD SANS PEUR NORMANDIE and GONNORA DE CREPON. She was born Abt. 985 in of Normandie282,283, and died 06 Mar 1051/52 in Winchester, County Hampshire, England284,285.
Notes for KING ATHELRED II:
[Mike Ashley, The Mammoth Book of British Kings & Queens, (Carroll and Graf Publishers, New York, 1998), pgs. 481-484.]
[M32] ATHELRED (II) THE UNREADY
King of the English, 18 March 978-December 1013, 3 February 1014-23 April 1016.
Crowned: Kingston-upon-Thames, 4 April 978.
Born: c968. Died: London, 23 April 1016, aged 48. Buried: Old St Paul’s
Cathedral, London.
Married: (1) c985, Elgiva (c963-1002), dau.
Thored, ealdorman of Northumbria: 13 children; (2) 5 April 1002, Emma
(c985-1052), dau. Richard, duke of Normandy: 3 children.
Athelred is remembered colloquially and half-jokingly today as the Unready,
although the nickname was really a clever pun on his name, athel “noble” and
raed “counsel”, meaning “noble counsel”. Throughout his reign Athelred was
ill-advised and if he made his own decision, he was as likely to change his
mind, hence the nickname, raed-less, or lacking counsel. He was a better
administrator that history has given credit, but he was a hopeless king and
leader.
He was the son of EDGAR and second (or third) wife Elfrida. At the time
of Edgar’s death there were many who supported Athelred as the next king, but
the witan elected his elder half-brother EDWARD. When Edward was murdered three
years later, Athelred’s supporters, who included his mother and the Mercian
ealdorman Alfhere, ensured that Athelred came to the throne. He was still
probably under ten, and Elfrida and Alfhere dominated the government of
England. Alfhere had been the main opponent to Edward and led the anti-monastic
movement which flared up following the death of Edgar. Alfhere believed that
the monasteries were becoming too rich and powerful too quickly and that they
could control the shires. Alfhere was implicated in the murder of Edward.
Interestingly it was he who translated Edward’s body from its hasty burial at
Wareham to Shaftesbury, where it was buried amongst great ceremony and talk of
miracles. Alfhere remained the most powerful ealdorman until his death in 983.
He succeeded in shaping Athelred’s policy toward reducing the power of the
monasteries, although Athelred later over-turned this. Alfhere also had to face
the impact of the first Danish raids for thirty years, which marked the
beginning of the end for the Saxon kingdom. When he died, Alfhere was not much
loved, being regarded as something of a bully.
After Alfhere’s death Athelred endeavored (sic) to exert his own
authority and even his mother’s considerable power waned, though she lived till
1002. There was a period in the late 980s when Athelred sought to reduce the
power of the church, but he subsequently reverted to his father’s interests and
promoted the construction of new monasteries under the new order. He also
endeavored (sic) to update the laws of the country and reorganize local
government. This culminated in the Wantage Code of 997 which, compared to past
law codes, showed an unprecedented willingness to accept local customs,
especially those amongst the Danes of eastern England. Many of the odd and
curious anomalies that we have in our customs and codes of conduct in this
country were enshrined under this Code. Had Athelred’s reign been measured by
his willingness and ability to reform and organize, he would have been
remembered kindly, but his mettle was tested when the Danish raids returned and
England was pushed to the limit.
The raids began in a comparatively small way as early as 980 and
continued through to 982. Most of the raids were in the south west, but
Southampton was severely damaged and London was attacked and burned in 982.
Raids ceased for the next few years and perhaps Athelred was lulled into a false
sense of security, for in 987 they began again, once more in the south-west and
then, in 991, a major battle at Maldon in Essex. The Danish leader Olaf
Tryggvason outwitted the East Saxon ealdorman Beortnoth, and the Saxons were
killed to a man. The first payment of danegeld, or what amounted to protection
money, arose following this battle, a policy instigated at the suggestion of
Sigeric, the archbishop of Canterbury, who was one of Athelred’s poor advisers.
Olaf used this ploy as he moved around the south and east, plundering and
destroying and then extracting payment. In 994, after the Danes had invaded
London, Athelred paid 16,000 pounds in danegeld, but this time on the basis that
Olaf would accept Christianity and never again raid Britain. Olaf kept his
promise. He used the money to strengthen his fleet and finance his bid for the
kingship of Norway. But his command was superseded by others who had made no
such agreement, and so the raids continued. Each year the danegeld increased
until the riches of England were savagely reduced. In addition the monasteries
were plundered and destroyed and with armies being kept mobilized (sic) for most
of the year men were unable to harvest. The country grew poorer, the men
weaker, and spirits lower. The men had no equivalent of ALFRED or EDWARD (THE
ELDER) or ATHELSTAN to look to for leadership. Athelred had never been tested
as a battle commander and he had no idea what to do. He also had to face
desertion from amongst his own ealdormen, whose actions in fleeing the command
of battle further weakened their men’s morale. Athelred seemed powerless to
punish them. Instead he shifted from one mad scheme to another, none of which
worked and all of which reduced the country’s morale further. At one point in
1009, he demanded that a whole new fleet be constructed, but he was unable to
find sufficient able commanders and had no battle plans to meet the Danes in the
waters they controlled. The fleet spent more time anchored off-shore than in
battle, and once it moved into battle it was destroyed. Athelred did nothing to
save it but left it to its fate. The venture was a disaster and drained the
country’s resources further. In 1002 Athelred married Emma, daughter of
Richard, duke of Normandy. The marriage was almost certainly to create an
alliance whereby Richard stopped the Danes using Normandy as a base for raiding
southern England. Richard no doubt played his part, but the plan was another of
Athelred’s ineffective tactics.
Probably his worst decision was the St Brice’s Day massacre on 13
November 1002. He ordered the killing of every Dane who lived in England except
the Anglo-Danes of Danelaw. It is unlikely that the edict was carried out to
the letter, but there was fearful slaughter across southern England which left a
bitter stain on Athelred’s character. Even if the resident Danes had supported
him previously, they now turned against him. The massacre brought back to
English shores the Danish commander SWEIN who had accompanied Olaf on earlier
missions. Legend has it that Swein’s sister and her husband had been killed in
the massacre and Swein returned to exact revenge. Sweins campaign lasted from
1003 to 1007 when Athelred agreed a peace treaty with him and paid over an
immense danegeld of 30,000 pounds. Swein returned to Denmark, but new
commanders took his place and the raids and slaughter continued. The next major
enemy was Thorkell the Tall, who arrived with a major army in August 1009 and
left a wave of destruction across southern England. The low point of his
campaign was the murder of Alphege, the archbishop of Canterbury in 1012.
Thorkell had not condoned the murder and he subsequently offered his services to
help protect England. Athelred had to raise a new tax, the heregeld, to pay for
Thorkell’s army, but this band of mercenaries was more effective than the
English army because it had a strong, sound leader. Nevertheless, the whole of
England had now become a battlefield, and the English were prepared to submit.
Swein read the signs correctly when he returned to England. He landed in the
Humber in August 1013, and the Northumbrians immediately submitted, followed
soon by the Danes of Danelaw. Athelred waited with Thorkell’s fleet in the
Thames off London, so Swein marched on Bath, where the Mercians and West Saxons
capitulated. By December 1013 London collapsed and Athelred fled to Normandy.
Swein died only three months later and Athelred was recalled, when
Swein’s son, CANUTE, returned to establish himself in Denmark. Athelred’s
return was conditional on that he governed “more justly than he had done in the
past.” Matters did not improve, however. Early in the fighting against Canute,
in 1014 Athelred’s eldest son and heir, Athelstan, was killed in battle. Early
in 1015 Athelred executed the two leading thanes of the Danelaw whom he regarded
as traitors, which did not endear him to Mercia or the north. His son, EDMUND,
gained the support of the Danelaw, and when Canute returned later in 1015,
England was divided and the armies refused to move against the Danes unless the
king himself commanded them. By now, though, Athelred was dying. Although he
was only forty-eight, he had lived longer than many of his predecessors and was
worn out by the fighting. He died on 23 April 1016, leaving Edmund to continue
to battle for survival.
Age: 23 Apr 1016, 48 years285
Ancestral File Number: B19R-5C
Burial: Unknown, Old St. Paul's Cathedral, London, County Middlesex, London285,286
Coronation: 04 Apr 978, Kingston-upon-Thames, County Surrey, England287
Reign 1: Bet. 18 Mar 977/78 - Dec 1013, King of England288,289
Reign 2: Bet. 03 Feb 1013/14 - 23 Apr 1016, King of England289
More About QUEEN ELGIVA OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: GS4H-MV
Reign: Queen of England290
More About ATHELRED and ELGIVA OF ENGLAND:
Marriage: Abt. 985, of County Wessex, England290,291
More About PRINCESS EMMA OF NORMANDY:
Ancestral File Number: B19R-Q9
Burial: Unknown, St Martin's Church, Winchester, County Hampshire, England292
More About ATHELRED and EMMA OF NORMANDY:
Marriage: 05 Apr 1002, of Normandy Province, France292,293
Children of ATHELRED and ELGIVA OF ENGLAND are:
i. PRINCE ATHELSTAN34 OF ENGLAND294, b. Abt. 986, of County Wessex, England294; d. 1014, England295,296.
More About PRINCE ATHELSTAN OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: B19R-7P
Cause of Death: Killed in battle297
71. ii. KING EDMUND II, b. Abt. 989, of County Wessex, England; d. 30 Nov 1016, London, County Middlesex, England.
iii. PRINCE EDGAR OF ENGLAND298, b. Abt. 990, of County Wessex, England298,299; d. Abt. 1012299.
More About PRINCE EDGAR OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: B19R-DK
iv. PRINCE EDRED OF ENGLAND300, b. Abt. 991, of County Wessex, England300,301; d. Abt. 1012302.
More About PRINCE EDRED OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: B19R-92
v. PRINCE EGBERT OF ENGLAND303, b. Abt. 992, of County Wessex, England303,304; d. Abt. 1005, England305,306.
More About PRINCE EGBERT OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: B19R-8V
vi. PRINCE EDWY OF ENGLAND307,308, b. Abt. 993, of County Wessex, England309,310; d. 1017, England311.
More About PRINCE EDWY OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: B19R-B7
Cause of Death: Murdered312
vii. PRINCESS EDITH OF ENGLAND313, b. Abt. 995, of County Wessex, England313; d. Unknown.
More About PRINCESS EDITH OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: B19R-FQ
viii. PRINCE EDWARD OF ENGLAND313, b. Abt. 996, of County Wessex, England313; d. Unknown.
More About PRINCE EDWARD OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: B19R-CD
72. ix. PRINCESS ELFGIFU OF ENGLAND, b. Abt. 997, County Wessex, England; d. Unknown.
x. PRINCESS WULFHILD OF ENGLAND313, b. Abt. 998, of County Wessex, England313; d. Unknown.
More About PRINCESS WULFHILD OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: B19R-H3
xi. PRINCESS OF ENGLAND313, b. Abt. 1000, of County Wessex, England313; d. Unknown.
More About PRINCESS OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: B19R-J8
xii. ETHELRED OF ENGLAND313, b. Abt. 1001, of Wherewell, County Hampshire, England313; d. Unknown.
More About ETHELRED OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: B19R-KF
xiii. OF ENGLAND314, b. Bef. 1002314; d. Unknown.
Children of ATHELRED and EMMA OF NORMANDY are:
xiv. PRINCE ALFRED34 OF ENGLAND315, b. Abt. 1002, County Wessex, England315; d. Abt. 1036, England315.
More About PRINCE ALFRED OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: B19R-RG
73. xv. PRINCESS GODA OF ENGLAND, b. Abt. 1004, of County Wessex, England; d. Abt. 1055, England.
xvi. KING EDWARD III315, b. Abt. 1004, Islip, County Oxfordshire, England315; d. 05 Jan 1065/66, London, County Middlesex, England315.
More About KING EDWARD III:
Ancestral File Number: B19R-SM
Burial: 06 Jan 1065/66, St. Peter's Church, Westminster, County Middlesex, England315
Reign: King of England315
Generation No. 34
71. KING EDMUND34 II (ATHELRED33 II, EDGAR32 OF ENGLAND, EDMUND31 I, EDWARD30 I, ALFRED29, ETHELWULF28, EGBERT27, EALHMUND26 OF KENT, EABA25, EOPPA24, INGILD23 OF WESSEX, CENRED22, CEOLWALD21, CUTHA20, CUTHWINE19, CEAWLIN18, CYNRIC17, CRIODA16 OF WESSEX, CERDIC15, ELESA14, ESLA13, GEWIS12, WIG11, FREAWINE10, FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)315 was born Abt. 989 in of County Wessex, England316,317,318, and died 30 Nov 1016 in London, County Middlesex, England319,320. He married QUEEN EDITH OF ENGLAND321,322 Aug 1015 in London, County Middlesex, England322,323, daughter of MORCAR OF ENGLAND and EDGITHA OF ENGLAND. She was born Abt. 986 in of County Wessex, England323, and died Unknown.
Notes for KING EDMUND II:
[Mike Ashley, The Mammoth Book of British Kings & Queens, (Carroll and Graf Publishers, New York, 1998), pgs. 485-486.]
[M34] EDMUND (II) IRONSIDE
King of the English, 23 April-30 November 1016. Crowned: Old St Paul’s
Cathedral, April 1016.
Born: c989. Died (murdered?): London, 30 November 1016, aged 27. Buried:
Glastonbury Abbey.
Married: August(?) 1015, Edith, widow of Sigeferth, thane of East Anglia: 2
children.
Edmund was the second son of ATHELRED (II) and became the heir to the throne
after the eldest son, Athelstan, fell in battle some time in 1014. Edmund had
already done his share of fighting, and had proved himself valiant, but once the
heir he became even more determined. Angered at the weakness of his father, who
had already been expelled from England by SWEIN in 1013, only to return a few
months later promising to rule strongly and wisely, Edmund carved out his own
plan to recover England. There was some respite during 1014 when CANUTE left
England to gain the throne of Denmark, though Athelred used that time to exact
retribution from those he believed had betrayed him. One of these was Sigeferth,
a thane of East Anglia, who had been amongst the first to submit to Swein when
he landed at Gainsborough in August 1013. sigeferth was executed and his widow,
Edith, imprisoned at Malmesbury. Edmund rescued Edith and married her. This
action gained the support of the Danelaw of Mercia and the north, but divided
Britain, with Athelred retaining support in the south. When Canute returned to
England in September 1015 only Edmund’s army was prepared. Athelred’s men would
not fight unless led by the king but he was seldom available (he was
increasingly ill) and his own ealdormen were always on the verge of desertion.
Athelred died in April 1016 and was promptly declared king. There was no time
for celebrations. Edmund and Canute’s armies clashed at five major battles
during the year. The outcome was rarely decisive, both sides claiming victory.
Edmund succeeded in holding London against Canute’s siege and he probably would
have defeated the Danes at Sherstone had not one of his ealdormen (the
ever-traitorous Eadric of Shropshire) tricked the Saxons into believing Edmund
was dead. Canute defeated Edmund at Ashingdon, in Essex, on 18 October, but
this time both sides were battle-weary. One further engagement was fought near
Deerhurst in Gloucester, at which point both parties agreed to negotiate. At
the Treaty of Olney, signed at the end of October, Canute was granted Mercia and
Northumbria, and Edmund remained in Wessex. Edmund returned to London. He had
been seriously wounded at Ashingdon, and his continued fighting had not improved
his health. Nevertheless his death, just one month later, still shocked the
Saxon nation. There was talk of murder and the weight of evidence supports
this. Later rumours of a particularly nasty disemboweling (sic) whilst on the
privy have never been disproved. With his death Canute soon convinced the
English to accept him as king. Edmund’s sons were despatched from England, and
other young Saxon princes were transferred to places of safety. Only one of
them, Edmund’s son Edward (the father of EDGAR ATHELING), would return.
Age: 30 Nov 1016, 27 years324
Ancestral File Number: B19R-1N
Burial: Unknown, Glastonbury Abbey, Glastonbury, County Somerset, England324,325
Coronation: Apr 1016, Old St. Paul's Cathedral, London, County Middlesex, London326
Reign: Bet. 23 Apr - 30 Nov 1016, King of England327,328,329
More About QUEEN EDITH OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: 91QS-S3
Reign: Queen of England330
More About EDMUND and EDITH OF ENGLAND:
Marriage: Aug 1015, London, County Middlesex, England329,330
Children of EDMUND and EDITH OF ENGLAND are:
i. PRINCE EDMUND35 OF ENGLAND330,331, b. Abt. 1016, of County Wessex, England332; d. Unknown.
More About PRINCE EDMUND OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: 18KR-32F
74. ii. PRINCE EDWARD OF ENGLAND, b. 1016, County Wessex, England; d. 1057, London, County Middlesex, England.
72. PRINCESS ELFGIFU34 OF ENGLAND (ATHELRED33 II, EDGAR32 OF ENGLAND, EDMUND31 I, EDWARD30 I, ALFRED29, ETHELWULF28, EGBERT27, EALHMUND26 OF KENT, EABA25, EOPPA24, INGILD23 OF WESSEX, CENRED22, CEOLWALD21, CUTHA20, CUTHWINE19, CEAWLIN18, CYNRIC17, CRIODA16 OF WESSEX, CERDIC15, ELESA14, ESLA13, GEWIS12, WIG11, FREAWINE10, FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)332 was born Abt. 997 in County Wessex, England332, and died Unknown. She married (1) EARL ALFGAR OF MERCIA III332, son of LEOFRIC OF MERCIA and GODIVA OF MERCIA. He was born Abt. 1002 in of Mercia, England332, and died 1059 in of Mercia, England332. She married (2) UGHTRED NORTHUMBRIA332 Abt. 1010 in of England332, son of WALROEF and ELFEDA. He was born Abt. 971 in of County Northumbria, England332, and died 1016332.
More About PRINCESS ELFGIFU OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: 8XQ8-94
More About EARL ALFGAR OF MERCIA III:
Ancestral File Number: B19T-5M
Burial: Unknown, Coventry, County Warwickshire, England332
More About UGHTRED NORTHUMBRIA:
Ancestral File Number: V9VN-0X
More About UGHTRED NORTHUMBRIA and ELFGIFU OF ENGLAND:
Marriage: Abt. 1010, of England332
Children of ELFGIFU OF ENGLAND and ALFGAR OF MERCIA are:
i. EARL EDWIN35 OF MERCIA, b. Abt. 1028, of Mercia, England; d. Aft. 1070, England.
ii. BURHHEARD OF MERCIA, b. Abt. 1030, of Mercia, England; d. Unknown.
iii. EARL MORCAR OF NORTHUMBRIA, b. Abt. 1030, of Mercia, England; d. Aft. 1070, England.
iv. LEVERUNIA, b. Abt. 1034, of Mercia, England; d. Unknown.
v. QUEEN EALDGYTH OF ENGLAND, b. Abt. 1034, of Mercia, England; d. Aft. 1086.
vi. LUCIA OF MERCIA, b. Abt. 1040, Mercia, England; d. Unknown, England.
Child of ELFGIFU OF ENGLAND and UGHTRED NORTHUMBRIA is:
vii. PRINCESS EALDGYTH35 OF NORTHUMBERLAND, b. Abt. 1020, of County Northumberland, England; d. Unknown.
73. PRINCESS GODA34 OF ENGLAND (ATHELRED33 II, EDGAR32 OF ENGLAND, EDMUND31 I, EDWARD30 I, ALFRED29, ETHELWULF28, EGBERT27, EALHMUND26 OF KENT, EABA25, EOPPA24, INGILD23 OF WESSEX, CENRED22, CEOLWALD21, CUTHA20, CUTHWINE19, CEAWLIN18, CYNRIC17, CRIODA16 OF WESSEX, CERDIC15, ELESA14, ESLA13, GEWIS12, WIG11, FREAWINE10, FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)332 was born Abt. 1004 in of County Wessex, England332, and died Abt. 1055 in England332. She married COUNT DREUX OF VEXIN332 Abt. 1025 in of England332. He was born Abt. 1000 in of Vexin, France332, and died 1035332.
More About PRINCESS GODA OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: V9SZ-BP
More About COUNT DREUX OF VEXIN:
Ancestral File Number: V9SZ-9J
More About DREUX OF VEXIN and GODA OF ENGLAND:
Marriage: Abt. 1025, of England332
Child of GODA OF ENGLAND and DREUX OF VEXIN is:
i. EARL RALPH35 OF HEREFORD, b. Abt. 1026, of County Hereford, England; d. 21 Dec 1057.
Generation No. 35
74. PRINCE EDWARD35 OF ENGLAND (EDMUND34 II, ATHELRED33 II, EDGAR32 OF ENGLAND, EDMUND31 I, EDWARD30 I, ALFRED29, ETHELWULF28, EGBERT27, EALHMUND26 OF KENT, EABA25, EOPPA24, INGILD23 OF WESSEX, CENRED22, CEOLWALD21, CUTHA20, CUTHWINE19, CEAWLIN18, CYNRIC17, CRIODA16 OF WESSEX, CERDIC15, ELESA14, ESLA13, GEWIS12, WIG11, FREAWINE10, FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)332,333 was born 1016 in County Wessex, England334, and died 1057 in London, County Middlesex, England334. He married PRINCESS AGATHA VON BRUNSWICK334 Abt. 1035 in of London, County Middlesex, England334, daughter of LIUDOLF OF BRUNSWICK and GERTRUD IN NORDGAU. She was born Abt. 1018 in Braunschweig, Prussia (now Germany)334, and died 13 Jul 1054334.
More About PRINCE EDWARD OF ENGLAND:
Age: 1057, 41 years334
Ancestral File Number: 91QS-T8
Burial: Unknown, St Paul Cathedral, London, County Middlesex, England334
Name Pre-Coronation: Edward Atheling334
More About PRINCESS AGATHA VON BRUNSWICK:
Ancestral File Number: 9HMF-HN
More About EDWARD OF ENGLAND and AGATHA VON BRUNSWICK:
Marriage: Abt. 1035, of London, County Middlesex, England334
Children of EDWARD OF ENGLAND and AGATHA VON BRUNSWICK are:
75. i. QUEEN MARGARET36 OF SCOTLAND, b. of County Wessex, England; d. 16 Nov 1093, Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh, County Mid-Lothian, Scotland.
ii. PRINCE EDGAR OF ENGLAND334, b. Abt. 1036, County Wessex, England334; d. Aft. 1126334.
More About PRINCE EDGAR OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: GS4H-FT
iii. PRINCESS CHRISTINA OF ENGLAND334, b. Abt. 1044, County Wessex, England334; d. Unknown.
More About PRINCESS CHRISTINA OF ENGLAND:
Ancestral File Number: GS4H-G1
Generation No. 36
75. QUEEN MARGARET36 OF SCOTLAND (EDWARD35 OF ENGLAND, EDMUND34 II, ATHELRED33 II, EDGAR32 OF ENGLAND, EDMUND31 I, EDWARD30 I, ALFRED29, ETHELWULF28, EGBERT27, EALHMUND26 OF KENT, EABA25, EOPPA24, INGILD23 OF WESSEX, CENRED22, CEOLWALD21, CUTHA20, CUTHWINE19, CEAWLIN18, CYNRIC17, CRIODA16 OF WESSEX, CERDIC15, ELESA14, ESLA13, GEWIS12, WIG11, FREAWINE10, FRITHOGAR9, BRAND8, BELDEG7, ODIN6, FRITHUWALD5, FREOTHALAF4, FINN3, FLOCWALD2, GODWULF1)334 was born in of County Wessex, England334, and died 16 Nov 1093 in Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh, County Mid-Lothian, Scotland334. She married KING MALCOLM III334 in of Atholl, County Perthshire, Scotland334, son of DUNCAN and SIBYL FITZSIWARD. He was born Abt. 1033 in of Atholl, County Perthshire, Scotland334, and died 13 Nov 1093 in Alnwick, County Northumberland, England334.
More About QUEEN MARGARET OF SCOTLAND:
Ancestral File Number: 9FTX-SR
Burial: Unknown, Dunfermline, County Fifeshire, Scotland334
Name Pre-Coronation: Margaret Atheling
Reign: Queen of Scotland
More About KING MALCOLM III:
Ancestral File Number: 8XJB-53
Burial: Unknown, Holy Trinity Church, Dumferline, County Fifeshire, Scotland334
Known as: Ceanmor (Longneck) I
Reign: King of Scotland334
More About MALCOLM and MARGARET OF SCOTLAND:
Marriage: of Atholl, County Perthshire, Scotland334
Children of MARGARET OF SCOTLAND and MALCOLM are:
i. KING DAVID37 I, b. of Scotland; d. 24 May 1153, Carlisle, County Cumberlandshire, England.
ii. KING ALEXANDER I, b. of Scotland; d. 23 Apr 1124, Stirling, County Stirlingshire, Scotland.
iii. KING EDGAR, b. Scotland; d. 08 Jan 1106/07, Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh, County Mid-Lothian, Scotland.
iv. PRINCE EDWARD OF SCOTLAND, b. Abt. 1068, Scotland; d. 16 Nov 1093, Edwards Isle, Scotland.
v. PRINCE EDMUND OF SCOTLAND, b. Abt. 1070, Scotland; d. Unknown, Montague, County Somerset, England.
vi. PRINCE ETHELRED OF SCOTLAND, b. Abt. 1072, Scotland; d. 13 Nov 1093, Scotland.
vii. PRINCE OF SCOTLAND, b. Abt. 1074, of Scotland; d. Unknown.
viii. PRINCE OF SCOTLAND, b. Abt. 1076, of Scotland; d. Unknown.
ix. PRINCESS MATILDA ATHELING, OF SCOTLAND, b. Bet. 1079 - 1080, Dunfermline, County Fifeshire, Scotland; d. 01 May 1118, Westminster, County Middlesex, England.
x. PRINCESS MARY OF SCOTLAND, b. Abt. 1084, Scotland; d. 31 May 1116, St. Saviors Monastery, Bermondsey, County Middlesex, England.
[Godwulf Family Tree] [Endnotes]
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