Generation 42
To
Generation 51
From 0442-2005 AD
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(Maternal Great (X37) Grandparents:)- Lineage of BETHOC (BEATRIX)
of Scone, Princess of Scotland
GENERATION-XLII-0897-0954
MALCOLM
I King of Alba & Scotland
& UNKNOWN
Husband: MALCOLM
I King of Alba & Scotland
Born:
0897at: Scotland Married:
Died:
0954 at: Fordoun, Kincardineshire, Scotland
Father: DONALD II (Dasachtach), King of Scotland
Mother: No Information is available
Spouses: No Information is available
Wife: No Information
is available
CHILDREN: 3
Name: DUFF (DUBH) King of Scotland
Born: ABT 0930 at: Scotland
Married: UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Died: 0967 at: Forres, Morayshire, Scotland
Spouses: UNKNOWN
Name: KENNETH II King of Alba & Scotland
Born: 0932 at: Scotland
Married: UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Died: 0995 at: Iona, Argyllshire, Scotland
Spouses: UNKNOWN
Name: MOGALLUS Prince of Scotland
Born: ABT 0934 at: Scotland
Died: UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Spouses: UNKNOWN
(Maternal Great (X38) Grandparents:)- Lineage of BETHOC (BEATRIX)
of Scone, Princess of Scotland
GENERATION-XLIII-0862-0900
DONALD
II (Dasachtach), King of Scotland
& UNKNOWN
Husband: DONALD
II (Dasachtach), King of Scotland
Born:
0862 at: Scotland
Married:
UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Died:
0900 at: Forres, Morayshire, Scotland
Father:
CONSTANTINE I King of Picts & Scotland
Born:
0913 at: Tillieres, Normandy
Died:
UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Father:
GERLON (THEOBALS) de Chartres, Count of Blois & Ts
Mother:
RICHILDES de Blois
Wife: No Information
is available
CHILDREN: 3
Name: MALCOLM I King of Alba & Scotland
Born:
0897 at: Scotland
Married:
UNKNOWN, at: UNKNOWN
Died:
0954 at: Fordoun, Kincardineshire, Scotland
Spouses:
UNKNOWN
Name: EUGENE Prince of Scotland
Born:
ABT 0899 at: Scotland
Married: UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Died:
UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Spouses:
UNKNOWN
Name: MALVINA
Born:
ABT 0880 at: UNKNOWN
Married:
UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Died:
UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Spouses:
CONSTANTINE
(Maternal Great (X39) Grandparents:)- Lineage of BETHOC (BEATRIX)
of Scone, Princess of Scotland
GENERATION-XLIV-0836-0877
CONSTANTINE I King of Picts & Scots
& UNKNOWN
Husband: CONSTANTINE
I King of Picts & Scots
Born:
0836 at: Scotland
Married:
UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Died:
0877 at: Inverdovat, Forgan, Fifeshire, Scotland
Father:
KENNETH I King of Picts & Scots Mother:
Spouses:
UNKNOWN
Wife: No Information
is available
CHILDREN
Name: DONALD II (Dasachtach), King of Scotland
Born:
0862 at: Scotland
Married:
UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Died:
0900 at: Forres, Morayshire, Scotland
Spouses:
UNKNOWN
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843: Kenneth MacAlpin unites the Scots and Picts as one nation. This was the
first step in creating a united Scotland, a process not completed until at least 1034
and perhaps much later.
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(Maternal
Great (X40) Grandparents:)-Male Lineage
GENERATION-XLV-0810-0859
KENNETH I "MacAlpin", King of Picts &
Scots & (Mrs.) MacAlpin
Husband: KENNETH
I King of Picts & Scots
Born:
0810 at: Scotland
Married:
ABT 0830, at: Iona, Argyll, Scotland
Died:
6 Feb 0859, at: Forteviot, Perth, Scotland
Father:
ALPIN King of Kintyre & Scotland
Mother:
the Princess of Picts
Wife: (Mrs.) Kenneth
I MacAlpin
CHILDREN: 5
Name? Princess of Scotland
Born:
ABT 0842 at: Scotland
Married:
UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Died:
UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Spouses:
AEDH FINNLIATH King of Ireland
Name: Princess of Scotland
Born:
ABT 0840 at: Scotland
Married:
UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Died:
UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Spouses:
OLAF (the White), King of Dublin
Name: AEDH (HUGH) (Whitefoot), King of Scotland
Born:
ABT 0838 at: Scotland
Married:
UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Died:
0878 at: UNKNOWN
Spouses:
UNKNOWN
Name: CONSTANTINE I King of Picts & Scots
Born:
0836 at: Scotland
Married:
UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Died:
0877 at: Inverdovat, Forgan, Fifeshire, Scotland
Spouses:
UNKNOWN
Name? Princess of Scotland
Born:
ABT 0834 at: Scotland
Married:
UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Died:
UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Spouses:
RUN (RUM) King of Strathclyde******
*****Strathclyde:
Strathclyde was one of several early medieval Celtic or Welsh kingdoms in present-day S Scotland and N England. Strathclyde was in SW Scotland. To the east was the kingdom of Manaw Gododdin and to the south, Rheged. Little is known of the history of Strathclyde
and the other Welsh (Cumbrian) kingdoms. The origin of Strathclyde is uncertain, but there is evidence that the kingdom had
been consolidated by the middle of the 5th cent. In 945, King Edmund of Wessex defeated Strathclyde and awarded it to King Malcolm of Scotland; however, Scotland did not permanently absorb the kingdom until
the 11th cent. The reason for the disappearance of the ancient British language and culture in the kingdoms is not definitely
known. Dumbarton was the principal town in Strathclyde.)
Jutland (Danish: Jylland, German: Jütland) is a peninsula in northern Europe that
forms the mainland part of Denmark and a northern part of Germany, dividing the North Sea from the Baltic Sea. Its terrain
is relatively flat, with low hills and peat bogs. It has an area of 29 775 km (11,496 square miles), and a population of 2,491,852
(2004).
The Kingdom of Denmark occupies much of the peninsula. The southern
portion is made up of the German Bundesland of Schleswig-Holstein, possession of which has passed back and forth between the
Danes and various German rulers, with Denmark most recently reclaiming North Schleswig (Nordslesvig in Danish) by plebiscite in 1920.
The largest cities in the Danish part of the Jutland Peninsula are Århus, Aalborg,
Billund, Esbjerg, Frederikshavn, Randers, Kolding, Ribe, Vejle, Viborg, and Horsens.
The
five largest cities in Schleswig-Holstein are Kiel, Lübeck, Flensburg, Neumünster, and Norderstedt, although Lübeck and Norderstedt are not in Jutland.
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** Scotland was called Caledonia by the Romans.
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(Maternal Great (X41) Grandparents:)-Male Lineage
GENERATION-XLVI-0810-0870
EYSTEIN Ivarsson, (the Fart), Earl Orkney****
& ASCRIDA (ASEDA) Rognvaldsdatter, Countess
of Oppland
Husband: EYSTEIN Ivarsson, (the Fart), Earl Orkney
Born: 0810 at: Maer, Nord-Trondelag, Norway
Married: ABT 0846 at: Maer, Nord-Trondelag, Norway
Died: 0870 at: UNKNOWN
Spouses: ASCRIDA (ASEDA) Rognvaldsdatter, Countess of Oppland
Wife: ASCRIDA (ASEDA) Rognvaldsdatter, Countess of Oppland
Born: 0812 at: Jutland, Denmark
Died: ABT 0890 at: Maer, Nord-Tronelag, Norway
Father: ROGNVALD Olafsson, (the Wise), of Jutland
Mother: TORA Sigurdsdotter
Spouses: EYSTEIN Ivarsson, (the Fart), Earl Orkney
CHILDREN: 4
Name: SIGURD Eysteinsson, Earl of Orkney
Born: 0832 at: Maer, Nord-Trondelag, Norway
Married: UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Died: UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Spouses: UNKNOWN
Name: MALAHULE (HALDRICK) Eysteinsson, de More, of Norway
Born: ABT 0834 at: UNKNOWN
Married: UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Died: ABT 0890 at: UNKNOWN
Spouses: UNKNOWN
Name: ROGNVALD I (the Wise, the Mighty), Earl of Moera
Born: 0830 at: Maer, Nord-Trondelag, Norway
Married: ABT 0855 at: Maer, Nord-Trondelag, Norway
Died: 0890 at: Orkney, Orkney
Islands, Scotland
Spouses: HILDA (RAGNHILD) Countess of More
Name: SVANHILD Eysteinsdatter
Born: ABT 0850 at: Maer, Nord-Trondelag, Norway
Married: UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Died: UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Spouses: HAROLD (Thick Hair), King of Norway
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****Orkney Islands: The Orkney Islands are one of 32 unitary council regions in Scotland, and form a traditional
county and Lieutenancy area. Orkney consists of about 200 small islands 16 km north of Caithness in northern Scotland. The largest
island in the group is known as "The Mainland"; about 20 are inhabited in total.
Orkney's administrative capital is Kirkwall on the Mainland.
Home to the Saint Magnus Cathedral, it has about 7,000 inhabitants and a large port. The only other burgh is Stromness at
the western end of The Mainland, with a population of only about 2,000. The third largest settlement is St Margaret's Hope,
on South Ronaldsay.
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(Maternal Great (X42) Grandparents:)-Male Lineage
GENERATION-XLVII-0778-0834
ALPIN King of Kintyre***
& Scotland
& Mrs. Alpin, Princess of Picts
Husband: ALPIN
King of Kintyre & Scotland
Born:
ABT 0778 at: Scotland
Married:
UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Died:
20 July, 0834 at: Galloway
Father: EOCHAID IV (the Poisonous),
King of Scotland
Mother: FERGUSA of Dalriada, Princess
of Picts
Spouses: Mrs. Alpin, Princess of
Picts
Wife: Mrs. Alpin, Princess of Picts
Born: ABT 0780 at: UNKNOWN
Died: UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Father: UNKNOWN
Mother: UNKNOWN
Spouses: ALPIN, King of Kintyre &
Scotland
CHILDREN: 3
Name: DONALD I King of Scotland
Born: ABT 0812 at: Scotland
Married: UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Died: 0863 at: UNKNOWN
Spouses: UNKNOWN
Name: KENNETH I King of Picts &
Scots
Born: 0810 at: Scotland
Married: UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Died: 6 Feb 0859 at: Forteviot, Perth,
Scotland
Spouses: UNKNOWN
Name: GREGOR Prince of Scotland
Born: ABT 0810 at: UNKNOWN
Married: UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Died: UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Spouses: UNKNOWN
***Notes of KINTYRE:
Kintyre is a region of
western Scotland located at the southwestern tip of the Argyll Peninsula. The region stretches approximately 30 miles from
the Mull of Kintyre (immortalized in song by Paul McCartney) in the south to East Loch Tarbert in the north. The region immediately
north of the peninsula is known as Knapdale. Geographically, the Kintyre peninsula is long and narrow (at no point more than
11 miles from West Coast to East Coast). The central spine of the peninsula is mostly hilly moorland. The coastal areas and
hinterland, however, are rich and fertile. As such, Kintyre has long been a prized area for settlers, from the early Scots
who migrated from Ulster to western Scotland and the Vikings or Norsemen who conquered and settled the area just prior to
the start of the second millennium. The principal town of the area is Campbeltown (approx. 20 miles by road from the Mull),
which has been a royal burgh since the mid-18th century.
(Maternal Great (X43) Grandparents:)-Male
Lineage
GENERATION-XLVIII-0747-0819
EOCHAID IV (the Poisonous), King of Scotland
&
FERGUSA of Dalriada******,
Princess of Picts
Husband: EOCHAID IV (the Poisonous), King of Scotland
Born: ABT 0747 at: Scotland
Married: UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Died: 0819 at: UNKNOWN
Father: ETHAFIND the White, King of
Scots
Mother: UNKNOWN
Spouses: FERGUSA of Dalriada, Princess
of Picts
Wife: FERGUSA of Dalriada, Princess of Picts
Born: ABT 0755 at: Scotland
Died: UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN Father:
FERGUS King of Dalriada******
Mother: UNKNOWN
Spouses: EOCHAID IV (the Poisonous),
King of Scotland
CHILDREN: 1
Name: ALPIN King of Kintyre & Scotland
Born: ABT 0778 at: Scotland
Married: UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Died: 20 Jul 0834 at: Galloway
Spouses:? Princess of Picts
******History of Dalriada:
People from Ireland (Ulster)
settled western Scotland no later than about AD 500, at the time of Fergus Mór son of Erc, an Irish king who apparently was
the first of the Dál Riata to rule from Scotland. Although their presence in two regions assures them this entry in the Polities
FAQ, the Dalriadans were rarely of real importance before AD 700. The main exceptions are their military victories under Aedán,
which were later more than compensated by he and his grandson Domnall Brecc's defeats (these apparently led to the loss of
the Irish territories); and their patronage of the monastery at Iona where Columba (Colum Cille, c 521 - 597) and Adomnán
(c 624 - 709) were abbots. The later dynasty which founded Alba (Scotland) claimed descent from the Dalriadan kings.
(Maternal Great (X44) Grandparents:)-Male
Lineage
GENERATION-XLIX-0718-0778
ETHAFIND the White, King of Scots & Mrs. Ethafind
Husband: ETHAFIND the White, King of Scots
Born: ABT 0718 at: UNKNOWN
Married: UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Died: 0778 at: UNKNOWN
Father: EOCHAIDH III King of Scots
of Argyll
Mother: UNKNOWN
Spouses: UNKNOWN
Wife: Mrs. Ethafind
CHILDREN: 1
Name: EOCHAID IV (the Poisonous), King
of Scotland
Born: ABT 0747 at: Scotland
Married: UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Died: 0819 at: UNKNOWN
Spouses: FERGUSA of Dalriada, Princess
of Picts
(Maternal Great (X45) Grandparents:)-Male
Lineage
GENERATION-L-0747-0819
EOCHAID IV (the Poisonous), King of Scotland &
FERGUSA of Dalriada,
Princess of Picts
Husband: EOCHAID IV (the Poisonous), King of Scotland^
Born: ABT 0747 at: Scotland
Married: UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Died: 0819 at: UNKNOWN
Father: ETHAFIND the White, King of
Scots
Mother: UNKNOWN
Spouses: FERGUSA of Dalriada, Princess
of Picts
Wife: FERGUSA of Dalriada, Princess of Picts
Born: ABT 0755 at: Scotland
Died: UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Father: FERGUS King of Dalraida
Mother: UNKNOWN
Spouses: EOCHAID IV (the Poisonous),
King of Scotland
CHILDREN: 1
Name: ALPIN King of Kintyre & Scotland
Born: ABT 0778 at: Scotland
Married: UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Died: 20 Jul 0834 at: Galloway
Spouses: Princess of Picts
^King of Dalriada. He was also known
as "The Poisonous", "The Venomous", or Eachaidh Anguibh. He was also known as Archais, King of Argylshire
(Maternal Great (X46) Grandparents:)-Male
Lineage
GENERATION-LI-0718-0788
ETHAFIND the White,
King of Scots
& Mrs. Ethafind
Husband: ETHAFIND the White, King of Scots
Born: ABT 0718 at: UNKNOWN
Married: UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Died: 0778 at: UNKNOWN
Father: EOCHAIDH III King of Scots
of Argyll
Mother: UNKNOWN
Spouses: UNKNOWN
Wife: Mrs. Ethafind
CHILDREN: 1
Name: EOCHAID IV (the Poisonous), King
of Scotland
Born: ABT 0747 at: Scotland
Married: UNKNOWN at: UNKNOWN
Died: 0819 at: UNKNOWN
Spouses: FERGUSA of Dalriada, Princess
of Picts
Notes of
Northumberland, Scotland:
Ancient Northumberland
Northumberland, England's most northerly county, is a land of historical extremes.
It can claim more castles than any other county, the oldest habitation, the most battle sites, the first successful steam
locomotive, and, strangely, a town that was officially at war with Russia for over a century. The present-day county is a
vestige of an independent English kingdom that once stretched from Edinburgh to the Humber. Before that, the region served as the most northern outpost of the
Roman Empire. This article surveys the history of
the Northumberland region from pre-historic times to the present.
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The Roman Occupation: As attested by many instances of rock art, the Northumberland region has a rich pre-history. Archeologists have studied
a Mesolithic structure at Howick, which has been identified as Britain's oldest house because it dates to 7500 BC and was occupied for about 100 years. They have also
found tools, ornaments, building structures and cairns dating to the bronze
and iron ages, when the area was occupied by Celtic peoples that had migrated from continental Europe.
What is now Northumberland and southeastern Scotland was occupied by a tribe of Brythonic Celts that the Romans called Votadini.
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The Norman Invasion and its Aftermath
The Harrowing of the North was a scorched earth policy in the winter of 1069-1070 carried
out by the subordinates of William of Normandy against the Danes of Jorvik. The death toll is believed to be 150,000, with
substantial social, cultural and economic damage. It began when William refused to acknowledge the right of the local population
to self-determination.
After the removal of Edgar Ætheling from the kingship of England, the population of Northern England found themselves without a state and
the protection that the king normally provides. Due to their mixed Anglo-Danish ethnicity, they preferred as their kings Sweyn
Estridsen and Canute the Holy. Despite their having never sworn allegiance to him, William considered the people rebels. The
new king brought with him an ar to provide much needed security for the population, but William saw this as a threat to his
rival claim over northern England, and he moved swiftly to assert himself there. From the River Humber to River Tees, William's
men fired whole villages and slaughtered the inhabitants. Foodstores and livestock were destroyed so that anyone surviving
the initial massacre would soon succumb to starvation over the winter. The plan succeeded beyond his wildest dreams: the survivors
were reduced to cannibalism, with one report stating that the skulls of the dead were cracked open so that the brains could
be eaten.
From the Norman point of view, the tactics were a complete success, as large areas were
still mainly waste when the Domesday Book was compiled over fifteen years later and further rebellions of any substance did
not occur. Contemporary biographers of William considered it to be his evilest act and a stain upon his soul, but the deed
was little mentioned before Whig history and was not mainstream knowledge until then. The Council of the North was enacted
to repair some of these inequities.
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