Genealogy Data Page 91 (Notes Pages)

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Note: Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey, son of Thomas Howard, Duke of Norfolk, went to the block for treason after he had foolishly marshalled in his third quarter the arms alleged to have been those of Edward the Confessor, and removed the silver label from the three lions of England he bore in his second quarter. This quaint conceit was interpreted by Henry VIII (described as "Good King Hal" by some writers) as evidence of a claim to his throne.

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FitzGerald, Maurice (b. ABT 1250, d. 1286)

Note: more at http://www.wolfe.net/~waddlej/g0000477.htm#I13816

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de LONGESPEE, Emmeline (b. 1250, d. 1291)

Note: more at http://www.wolfe.net/~waddlej/g0000477.htm#I13816

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Longspee, William (b. ABT 1173, d. 7 MAR 1225/26)

Note: Earl of Rosmer, 3rd Earl of Salisbury

Occupation: Place: Earl

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Salisbury, Ela of (b. ABT 1191, d. 24 AUG 1261)

Occupation: Place: Countess

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de Quincy, Margaret (b. 1208, d. 1258)

Note: more at http://www.wolfe.net/~waddlej/

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de Quincy, Robert (b. ABT 1172, d. 1217)

Note: Fought in the Crusades. His title Earl of Winchester was used by his brother
Roger who administered the estates while Robert fought in the Crusades.

Occupation: Place: 2nd Earl of Winchester

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de Meshines, Hugh (Kevelioch) (b. 1147, d. 30 JUN 1181)

Note: "Governed for 29 years, contesting areas with the Welsh, his neighbors."

Occupation: Place: 5th Earl of Chester

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de Montford, Simon (b. , d. ?)

Occupation: Place: Earl of Evereux

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Almericke, Earl ofMontford (b. , d. ?)

Note: Acknowledged son of Robert II, the Pious, King of Flanders.

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de Meshines, Randall (b. , d. 1153)

Note: Governed the County of Chester for 28 years. Supported King Stephen but
turned against him following a harsh and unfair dealing.

Occupation: Place: 4th Earl of Chester

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Robert, Earl ofGloucester (b. , d. 1146)

Note: Acknowledged son of Henry I. Built castles in Bristol and Cardiff in Wales
and the Monastery of St. James in Bristol.
Supported his sister Matilda in her bid for the throne.

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Fitz-Hamon, Robert (b. , d. ?)

Note: Lord of Torigny, Lord of Glamorgan
Founder of Tewkesbury Abbey.

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de Montgomery, Roger (b. , d. ?)

Note: 1st Earl of Shrewsbury and Arundel. Earl of Belismo.
Had much power delegated to him by William the Conquerer.

Occupation: Place: Earl

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Tewdor, Rhys ap (b. , d. ?)

Occupation: Place: Prince of South Wales

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de Meschines, Randall (b. , d. 1129)

Note: Gave up his lands in Bayeux and Earldom of Carlisle on inheriting Chester
from his cousin Richard who drowned when the "White Ship" sank. Was a "just
and peaceable man who governed well for eight years."

Occupation: Place: 3rd Earl of Chester

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de Meschines, Randal (b. , d. ?)

Note: on "The Battle Abbey Roll" Vol. 1, pp.44-47.
Earl of Carlisle in Cumberland.
Built the castle of Appleby in Westmoreland.

Occupation: Place: Viscount of Bayeux

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de Meschines, Randolphe (b. , d. ?)

Occupation: Place: Viscount of Bayeux

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, Alice (b. , d. ?)

Note: daughter of Richard III, 5th Duke of Normandy.

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, Algar (b. , d. 1062)

Note: Earl of East Anglia, Mercia, & Leicester

Occupation: Place: Earl

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