Chat
|
Daily Search
|
My GenForum
|
Community Standards
|
Terms of Service
|
|
|
Thanks Jim for those additional lines. I'll look them up and work with them as I have time. Would you have more specific details in your database, from line IX, Dagobert (St.) II, k. of Austrasia, to line XV, Hadrian, c. of Orleans? I'm thinking if you like you might email me those portions. I can accept a Gedcom, or a Word version. Thank you very much.
You know, we could explore this Frankish ancestor base of Plantagenets for some time...the entire picture is very interesting, and majorly time consuming to study it all. I'd like to give one more line from my database [this material is, again, based largely upon Tompsett's files, which I find basically good and very easy to work with]. If you find more "holes" let me know, and I'll get to work on the problems as I have time.
This next is not necessarily for you, Jim. It's primarily aimed at "newbies" and listserv "lurkers."
I'm going to step up to the plate right here, and pronounce my "caveat." Nothing I post in here, past, present, or future, should be considered "authoritative," though I have made every effort to get to the best sources I could locate at the time. Those who pick up what's put in a forum such as this one and plug it in their databases perhaps deserve what they get: not a lot, for little investment. Nothing that is posted here, from any of us, is primary evidence, nor would it even stand as secondary source material. I give people the benefit of the doubt and assume that because they arrived here, they at least have the intelligence to understand what constitutes evidence, and what is simply conversation. I like to learn, and explore, and sometimes when I feel I do have something of value to contribute, or something I have a question on, I'll post it here for consideration and reflection from those who might be interested.
OK, back to genealogy. I have a couple other lines of Plantagenet descent from the Merovingians as follows. First, taking up your line from line VIII, St. Sigebert, here is:
IX. Berswinde of the Franks (f.)
X. Aldelbertus, d. of Alsace
XI. Luitfrid I, d. of Alsace
XII. Luitfrid II, c. of Upper Alsace
XIII. Hugues II, "Le Mefiant," c. of Upper Alsace
XIV. Ermengarde, c. of Tours
XV. Louis II, Holy Roman Emperor
XVI. Ermengarde of Italy
XVII. Louis III, "The Blind," Holy Roman Emperor (we visited Louis here recently)
XVIII. Charles Constantine, c. of Vienne
XIX. Constance of Vienne
XX. Guillaume I, c. of Provence
XXI. Constance of Provence
XXII. Henri I, Capet, k. of France
XXIII. Philip I, Capet, k. of France
XXIV. Louis VI, k. of France
XXV. Louis VII, k. of France
XXVI. Marie de France [celebrated for her participation in the chivalric "Courts of Love," and daughter of one of the most powerful woman of the Middle Ages, Alianore d'Aquitaine]
XXVII. Theobald III, Count Palatine
XXVIII. Theobald I, k. of Navarre
XXIX. Henri I, k. of Navarre
XXX. Joan I, q. of Navarre
XXXI. Isabella of France
XXXII. Edward III, PLANTAGENET, k. of England
Also, if one takes the line from Marie, sister of XXVII above (& wife of Baldwin IX, emperor of Byzantium), in six generations I find among her descendants Philippa of Hainault, wife of Edward III.
All the best,
Kevin
Notify Administrator about this message?
Followups:
|
| http://genforum.genealogy.com/plantagenet/messages/764.html | ||
 |
Agreement of Use Link to GenForum Add Forum |
|