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Ancestors of Lois Irene Elaine Ulsh

      440533772. King Duncan I King of Scotland, born Abt. 1001 in Scotland; died 14 August 1040 in Bothganowan near Elgin. He was the son of 881067544. Crinan Mormaer of Athol and 881067545. Bethoc (Beatrix) Princess of Scotland. He married 440533773. Sibyl Fitzsiward of Northumbria Abt. 1030.

      440533773. Sibyl Fitzsiward of Northumbria, born Abt. 1010 in Northumbria; died Unknown. She was the daughter of 881067546. Siward Earl of Northumbria.

Notes for King Duncan I King of Scotland:
      Duncan, already ruler of Strathclyde since 1018, became king in 1034 on the death of his grandfather, Malcolm II. He had the mentality and ambitions that had been taught to him by his grandfather, but he didn't have the same head for strategy. He started more battles than he could possibly win. He frequently tried to fight on more than one front at a time. He picked a fight with his cousin, Thorfinn, Jarl of the Orkneys, where there had been no previous quarrel.
      However, Duncan had a charming personality which endeared him to the people, although the nobels didn't like him. Finally, he was killed in battle by his cousin, Macbeth. Macbeth was elected king and ruled Scotland for 16 years until his own death at the hands of Malcolm III, Duncan's son. During Macbeth's reign, Scotland was mainly at peace.

More About King Duncan I King of Scotland:
Burial: Isle of Iona, Scotland
Fact 4: 25 November 1034, Acceded

Notes for Sibyl Fitzsiward of Northumbria:
Northumbria is an early English kingdom that extended north from the Humber to the Firth of Forth. Also known as Mercia.

More About Duncan Scotland and Sibyl Northumbria:
Marriage: Abt. 1030

Child of Duncan Scotland and Sibyl Northumbria is:

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Malcolm III King of Scotland, born Abt. 1033 in Atholl, Perthshire, Scotland; died 13 November 1093 in Alnwick, Northumberland, ENG; married Margaret Atheling Princess of England 1068 in Dunfermline Abbey, Fife, Scotland.

      440533774. Edward "The Exile" Atheling, born Abt. 1016 in England; died 1057 in London, ENG. He was the son of 881067548. Edmund II "Ironside" King of England and 881067549. Ealdgyth. He married 440533775. Agatha of Hungary.

      440533775. Agatha of Hungary, born Abt. 1026; died Unknown.

Notes for Edward "The Exile" Atheling:
      Some say he married Agatha, daughter of King Stephen and others say Agatha was the daughter of Henry II of Germany, the latter being more accepted. He is also called, Edward the Outlaw.

Child of Edward Atheling and Agatha Hungary is:

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Margaret Atheling Princess of England, born Abt. 1045 in Hungary; died 16 November 1093 in Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh, Scotland; married Malcolm III King of Scotland 1068 in Dunfermline Abbey, Fife, Scotland.

      440533776. William V "The Great" Duke of Aquitaine, born Abt. 969; died 31 January 1029/30 in Abbey of St. Cyprian. He was the son of 881067552. William IV "Ironarm" Duke of Aquitaine and 881067553. Emma of Blois. He married 440533777. Agnes of Macon.

      440533777. Agnes of Macon, born Abt. 995; died 10 November 1068. She was the daughter of 881067554. Otto-Guillaume Count of Macon & Burgundy and 881067555. Ermentrude de Roucy.

Notes for William V "The Great" Duke of Aquitaine:
      Some sources say he resigned the dukedom for his son in 1021, but this is not proven. He had a son William VI and a son, William VII, who were also Dukes of Aquitaine. He was married first, about 997, to Almodis von Gevaudan, then in 1011 to Sancha von Gascogne.

More About William V "The Great" Duke of Aquitaine:
Acceded: 993

Children of William Aquitaine and Agnes Macon are:

Agnes of Poitou, born Abt. 1020; died 14 December 1077; married Henry III King of Germany 21 November 1043; born 28 October 1017; died 5 October 1056.

Notes for Henry III King of Germany:
He first married Gunhilda of Nimeguen on 10 June 1036. He became Holy Roman Emperor on 23 December 1046.

More About Henry III King of Germany:
Acceded: 4 April 1039

More About Henry Germany and Agnes Poitou:
Marriage: 21 November 1043

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William VIII Duke of Aquitaine, born Abt. 1026 in Aquitaine, France; died Abt. 1087 in Aquitaine, France.

      440533804. Geoffrey II de Perche, born Abt. 1045; died Abt. 1100. He was the son of 881067608. Routrou I de Chateaudun and 881067609. Adeline de Domfront. He married 440533805. Beatrix de Montdidier.

      440533805. Beatrix de Montdidier, born 1050 in Montdidier, Somme, FR; died Unknown. She was the daughter of 220266842. Hildouin IV Count de Montdidier and 220266843. Alix de Roucy.

Child of Geoffrey de Perche and Beatrix de Montdidier is:

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Routrou II de Perche, born Abt. 1070; died Abt. 1144; married Maud of England.

      110133442. Henry I "Beauclerc" King of England, born September 1068 in Selby, Yorkshire, ENG; died 1 December 1135 in St. Denis-le-Fermont, Gisors, France. He was the son of 220266884. William I "The Conqueror" King of England and 220266885. Matilda Countess of Flanders. He met 440533807. Mistress Sybilla Corbet.

      440533807. Mistress Sybilla Corbet, born Abt. 1070; died Unknown. She was the daughter of 881067614. Sir Robert Corbet.

Notes for Henry I "Beauclerc" King of England:
      Henry was the first of William the Conqueror's children to be born on English soil, but as fourth son, he had little hope of inheriting a crown. Robert, the first born, inherited Normandy, and William II, inherited England. Henry was left without a title, but he inherited a huge fortune in English sterling.
      Robert and William entered into a pact that if either died without a male heir the other would inherit, eliminating Henry from the succession. Robert went off to Jerusalem on Crusade and Henry probably hoped for the worst, but in 1100 word came that Robert was on his way home, victorious and wealthy. (Perhaps it was more than a coincidence that on August 2, 1100, Henry was hunting in New Forest at the same time William was struck by an arrow and killed.) Henry rode directly from the New Forest to the Treasury and declared himself King. He was crowned in Westminster three days later.
      When Robert landed in Portsmouth in July of 1101, he was without any advantage and an immediate treaty was arranged. Robert received an annual pension and Henry kept England. But, the conflict didn't end until a battle between Henry's and Robert's forces at Tinchebrai in 1106. Robert was captured and kept prisoner the rest of his life (28 years) and Henry gained Normandy.
      Henry was involved in a long struggle with the Church, headed by Anselm, Archbishop of Canterberry, mostly over lay investiture. He wasn't known for his piousness in any case. (It was said his chaplain was chosen for the speed at which he could say Mass.)
      He was of moderate height, thick set, black-haired and had a soft expression in his eyes--an expression that was often misleading for he could be ruthless. However, he was considered fair in his dealings and became known as the "lion of justice".
      Not trusting the Norman barons, whose fathers had been granted English estates under the reign of the Conqueror, Henry set out to systematically relieve them of their English and Welsh lands. He also decided to concern himself with the traditional enemies of Normandy--France and Flanders. In 1119, Henry beat Louis VI of France in the Battle of Bremule.
      Despite his 22 known illegitimate children, he only had two legitimate children, William and Matilda, that survived to adulthood. He had his son, William, marry the daughter of the Count of Anjou. However, in 1120, William died in a shipwreck. (It was said that King Henry never smiled again after the death of William.) The only legitimate heir of Henry's was his daughter, Matilda, who was first married to Emperor Henry V of Germany and then to Geoffrey of Anjou. Eager for the English crown, Geoffrey went to war against Henry. The two were still at war when Henry died, supposedly from eating too many eels. He ruled longer than his father or his brother, but he still remains one of the least known of the English kings.

More About Henry I "Beauclerc" King of England:
Acceded: 6 August 1100, Westminster Abbey, London, ENG
Burial: Reading Abbey, Berkshire, ENG
Fact 4: 5 August 1100, Crowned King of England

Notes for Mistress Sybilla Corbet:
Apparently Sybilla bore Henry 17 children, the eldest being Robert de Caen Earl of Gloucester.

Children of Henry England and Mistress Corbet are:

	220270850	i.		Robert De Caen Earl of Gloucester, born Abt. 1090 in Caen, France; died 31 October 1147 in Bristol, Gloucestershire, ENG; married Sibyl de Montgomery.
	220266903	ii.		Maud of England, born Abt. 1087; died 25 November 1120 in English Channel; married Routrou II de Perche.

      440533808. Henry I King of France, born April 1008 in Reims, Marne, France; died 4 August 1060 in Vitry-en-Brie, France. He was the son of 881067542. Robert II "The Pious" King of France and 881067543. Constance of Toulouse. He married 440533809. Anna Agnes Yaroslavna Kiev 29 January 1059/60 in Vitry, Brie, France.

      440533809. Anna Agnes Yaroslavna Kiev, born 1036 in Kiev, Ukraine, Russia; died 1077 in France. She was the daughter of 881067618. Jaroslav I "The Wise" Grand Duke of Kiev and 881067619. Ingegerd Princess of Sweden.

More About Henry I King of France:
Burial: St. Denis Abbey, St. Denis, Seine, FR

More About Anna Agnes Yaroslavna Kiev:
Burial: Villiers Abbey, La-Ferte-Alais, FR

More About Henry France and Anna Kiev:
Marriage: 29 January 1059/60, Vitry, Brie, France

Children of Henry France and Anna Kiev are:

	220266904	i.		Philippe I King of France, born Bef. 23 May 1052 in Rheims, FR; died 29 July 1108 in Melun, FR; married (1) Bertha of Holland 1072; married (2) Bertrada de Montfort 15 May 1092 in France.
		ii.		Hugh "Magnus" Duke of France, born Abt. 1050 in Vermandois, Normandy, FR; died 8 October 1102 in Tarsus, Cilicia (Turkey); married Adelaide de Vermandois; born Abt. 1050 in Valois, Bretagne, FR; died 23 September 1120 in Vermandois, Normandy, FR.

Notes for Hugh "Magnus" Duke of France:
Hugh was one of the leaders of the First Crusade. (It began Nov 1096 and went through 1099). Tarsus was located on a "highway" that ran from the Mediterranean Sea through a narrow mountain pass called the Cilician Gates. Crusaders had to go through it on their way to the Holy Land. It was the first line of defense for the Muslims.

      440533810. Floris I Count of West Frisia, born Abt. 1017 in Vlaardingen, Zuid Holland, Netherlands; died 28 June 1061 in Murdered near Nederhemert, Gelderland, Netherlands. He was the son of 881067620. Dirk (Theodoric) III Count of West Frisia and 881067621. Uthildis (Otehilde) of Saxony. He married 440533811. Gertrude of Saxony.

      440533811. Gertrude of Saxony, born Abt. 1028 in Schweinfurt, Unterfranken, Bavaria; died 4 August 1113. She was the daughter of 881067622. Bernhard II Billung Duke of Saxony and 881067623. Elika von Schweinfurt.

Children of Floris Frisia and Gertrude Saxony are:

	220266905	i.		Bertha of Holland, born Abt. 1054 in Netherlands; died 1093 in France; married Philippe I King of France 1072.
		ii.		Dirk (Theodoric) V Count of West Frisia, born Abt. 1050; died Unknown.

      440533812. Amadeo II Count of Savoy, born Abt. 1032; died 26 January 1079/80. He was the son of 881067624. Eudes of Savoy and 881067625. Adelais of Suza. He married 440533813. Joan de Geneva.

      440533813. Joan de Geneva, born Abt. 1040 in Geneva, Switzerland; died Unknown. She was the daughter of 881067626. Gerold de Geneva and 881067627. Gisela.

Child of Amadeo Savoy and Joan de Geneva is:

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Humbert II Count of Savoy, born Abt. 1062 in Savoy, France; died 17 October 1103; married Gisela Countess Burgundy-Ivrea.

      440533824. Raimund II Berenger, Count of Barcelona, born 1055 in Barcelona, Spain; died 5 December 1082 in (Murdered). He was the son of 881067648. Raimund I Berenger, Count of Barcelona and 881067649. Almodis de la Haute Marche. He married 440533825. Mathilda (Maud) de Hauteville 1078.

      440533825. Mathilda (Maud) de Hauteville, born Abt. 1059 in Apulia, Calabria, Italy; died 1083. She was the daughter of 881067650. Robert de Hauteville and 881067651. Sigelgaita de Salerno.

More About Raimund Berenger and Mathilda de Hauteville:
Marriage: 1078

Child of Raimund Berenger and Mathilda de Hauteville is:

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Raimund III Berenger, Marquis of Barcelona, born 11 November 1081 in Barcelona, Spain; died 19 June 1131; married Dulce Aldonza Milhaud 3 February 1111/12.

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