Family Group Sheet for King of England Henry_I Beauclerc / Matilda (Edith) of_Scotland (F506) m. 6 Aug 1100 : Family History of Ivan Hurst

Family: King of England Henry_I Beauclerc / Matilda (Edith) of_Scotland (F506)

m. 6 Aug 1100

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Male
King of England Henry_I Beauclerc

Birth	Abt Sep 1068	Selby,Yorkshire,England
Death	1 Dec 1135	St Denis-le-,Fermont,Near Gisors
Burial		Reading Abbey
Marriage	6 Aug 1100	Westminster,Abbey,London,England
Other Spouse	Adeliza of_Louvain \| F507
Marriage	29 Jan 1122	Westminster,Abbey,London,England
Father	King of England William_I the_Conqueror \| F505 Group Sheet
Mother	Matilda of_Flanders \| F505 Group Sheet

Female
Matilda (Edith) of_Scotland

Birth	1079/1080	Dunfermline
Death	1 May 1118	Westminster,Palace,London,England
Burial		Westminster,Abbey,London,England
Father	King of Scotland Malcolm_III Canmore \| F568 Group Sheet
Mother	St_Margaret \| F568 Group Sheet

Male
Robert of_Gloucester

Birth
Death	1147
Burial

Male
Richard

Birth
Death	1120
Burial

Male
Duke of Normandy William

Birth	Bef 5 Aug 1103	Winchester
Death	25 Nov 1120
Burial
Spouse	Isabella \| F759
Marriage

Female
Matilda

Birth	Abt 1103/1104	Winchester
Death	10 Sep 1167	Rouen
Burial
Spouse	Holy Roman Empr Henry_V \| F509
Marriage	7 Jan 1114	Mainz
Spouse	Count of Anjou Geoffrey_V Plantagenet \| F510
Marriage	22 May 1127	Le Mans

Female
Sybil

Birth
Death
Burial
Spouse	King of Scotland Alexander_I the_Fierce \| F1018
Marriage

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