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Rootsweb's Worldconnect Project RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project: Welcome to RootsWeb.com Sign in Home Searches Family Trees Mailing Lists Message Boards Web Sites Passwords Help Entries: 245569 Updated: 2005-06-05 01:20:28 UTC (Sun) Contact: ken stelmaszek Royal Lineage Index | Individual | Descendancy | Register | Pedigree | Download GEDCOM Ahnentafel, Generation No. 1 1. Earl Gilbert of Clare-Gloucester was born 10 MAY 1291. He was the son of 2. Earl Gilbert of Clare- Gloucester and 3. Princess Joan of England. He married Lady Maud Burgh of Ulster, daughter of Earl Richard Burgh II of Ulster and Margaret de Burgo. Ahnentafel, Generation No. 2 2. Earl Gilbert of Clare-Gloucester was born 2 SEP 1243, and died 7 DEC 1295. He was the son of 4. Earl Richard of Clare-Gloucester and 5. Lady Maud of Lacy. 3. Princess Joan of England was born 1272 in Acre, Palastine, and died 23 APR 1307 in Clare. She was the daughter of 6. King Edward I of England and 7. Princess Eleonore of Castile. Children of Princess Joan of England and Earl Gilbert of Clare-Gloucester are: 1. i. Earl Gilbert of Clare-Gloucester was born 10 MAY 1291. He married Lady Maud Burgh of Ulster, daughter of Earl Richard Burgh II of Ulster and Margaret de Burgo. ii. Lady Margaret of Clare was born OCT 1292. iii. Lady Eleonore of Clare was born 1293, and died 30 JUN 1337. She married Baron Hugh of Despencer, son of Baron Hugh of Despencer and Lady Isabella Beauchamp of Warwick. He was born 13 JUN 1300, and died 29 NOV 1326. http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=AHN&db=royal_lineage&id=I085027 (1 of 17) [12.04.2007 14:15:07] RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project: iv. Lady Elizabeth of Clare was born 16 SEP 1295 in Tewksbury, Gloucester, and died 4 NOV 1360. She married Earl John IV of Ulster-Burgh 18 SEP 1313 in Waltham Abbey, Essex, son of Earl Richard III of Ulster-Burgh and Lady Margaret of Burgh. He was born 1290, and died 18 JUL 1323. She married Baron Theobald II of Verdon 1315, son of Baron Theobald I of Verdon and Lady Margery of Verdon. He was born 8 SEP 1278, and died 27 JUL 1316. She married Lord Roger Amorie of Amorie 1317. He died 1322. Ahnentafel, Generation No. 3 4. Earl Richard of Clare-Gloucester was born 4 AUG 1222, and died 15 JUL 1262. He was the son of 8. Earl Gilbert of Clare-Gloucester and 9. Lady Isabel Marshal of Pembroke. 5. Lady Maud of Lacy was born 1224, and died 1299. She was the daughter of 10. Lord Gilbert of Lacy and 11. Lady Isabel of Bigod. Children of Lady Maud of Lacy and Earl Richard of Clare-Gloucester are: i. Lady Isabel of Clare was born MAY 1240. ii. Lord Robert of Clare was born 1242. 2. iii. Earl Gilbert of Clare-Gloucester was born 2 SEP 1243, and died 7 DEC 1295. He married Princess Joan of England 30 APR 1290 in Westminster Abbey, Westminster, England, daughter of King Edward I of England and Princess Eleonore of Castile. She was born 1272 in Acre, Palastine, and died 23 APR 1307 in Clare. iv. Lord Thomas of Clare-Thomond was born 1245, and died 1297 in Ireland. He married Lady Juliane of Ireland 1275, daughter of Lord Justice Maurice of Ireland and Lady Emeline Longespee of Salisbury. She was born 1258, and died 1300. v. Lord Bogo of Clare was born 21 JUL 1248. vi. Lady Margaret of Clare was born 1249. vii. Lady Rohese of Clare was born 17 OCT 1252, and died 1311. She married Lord John I of Mowbray 1270, son of Baron Roger of Mowbray and Lady Maud of Beauchamp. He was born 1250, and died 1297. viii. Lady Eglentina of Clare was born 1257. 6. King Edward I of England was born 17 JUN 1239 in Westminster, England, and died 7 JUL 1307 in Burgh- on-Sands. He was the son of 12. King Henry III of England and 13. Princess Eleonore of Provence. 7. Princess Eleonore of Castile was born 1244, and died 28 NOV 1290 in Harby, Nottinghamshire. She was the daughter of 14. Saint Ferdinand of the Roman Catholic Church and 15. Princess Jeanne of Dammartin-Aumale. http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=AHN&db=royal_lineage&id=I085027 (2 of 17) [12.04.2007 14:15:07] RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project: Children of Princess Eleonore of Castile and King Edward I of England are: i. Princess Eleonore of England was born 17 JUN 1264, and died 12 OCT 1297. She married Count Heinrich III of Bar, son of Count Theobald II of Bar and Baroness Jeanne of Toucy-Saint-Fargeau. He was born 1263, and died SEP 1302 in Naples. ii. Princess Joan of England was born 7 SEP 1265. iii. Prince John of England was born 10 JUN 1266, and died 3 AUG 1272. iv. Prince Henry of England was born 13 JUL 1267, and died 14 OCT 1274. v. Princess Julian of England was born 1271, and died 5 SEP 1271. 3. vi. Princess Joan of England was born 1272 in Acre, Palastine, and died 23 APR 1307 in Clare. She married Earl Gilbert of Clare-Gloucester 30 APR 1290 in Westminster Abbey, Westminster, England, son of Earl Richard of Clare-Gloucester and Lady Maud of Lacy. He was born 2 SEP 1243, and died 7 DEC 1295. vii. Prince Alphonso Earl of Chester was born 24 NOV 1273, and died 19 AUG 1284. viii. Princess Margaret of England was born 11 SEP 1275, and died 11 MAR 1332/33. She married Duke Johann II of Brabant, son of Duke Johann I of Brabant and Princess Margarete of Flanders. He was born 27 SEP 1275, and died 27 OCT 1312 in Tervuerne. ix. Princess Berengaria of England was born 1276, and died 1279. x. Princess Mary of England was born 11 MAR 1277/78, and died 8 JUL 1322. xi. Princess Isabella of England was born 1279. xii. Princess Alice of England was born 12 MAR 1278/79. xiii. Princess Elizabeth of England was born 7 AUG 1282 in Rhuddlan Castle, Wales, and died 5 MAY 1316 in Quendon, Essex. She married Earl Humphrey VIII of Hereford-Essex, son of Earl Humphrey VII of Hereford- Essex and Baroness Maud of Fiennes. He was born 1276, and died 16 MAR 1320/21 in Yorkshire. xiv. King Edward II of England was born 25 APR 1284 in Caernarvon, Wales, and died 21 SEP 1327 in Berkeley Castle, Gloucester. He married Queen Margaret of Scotland, daughter of King Erik III of Norway and Princess Margaret of Scotland. She was born 1283, and died 7 OCT 1290. He married Princess Isabella of France 25 JAN 1307/08 in Boulogne, daughter of King Philippe IV of France and Queen Juana I of Navarre. She was born 1292 in Paris, Seine, France, and died 27 AUG 1357 in Castle Rising, Norfolk, England. xv. Princess Beatrice of England was born 1286. xvi. Princess Blanche of England was born 1290. Ahnentafel, Generation No. 4 8. Earl Gilbert of Clare-Gloucester was born 1180, and died 25 OCT 1230. He was the son of 16. Earl Gilbert of Clare-Hertford and 17. Lady Amicia of Gloucester. 9. Lady Isabel Marshal of Pembroke was born 9 OCT 1200, and died 17 JAN 1239/40. She was the daughter of 18. Earl William Marshal IV of Pembroke and 19. Lady Isabel of Clare-Stigoil. http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=AHN&db=royal_lineage&id=I085027 (3 of 17) [12.04.2007 14:15:07] RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project: Children of Lady Isabel Marshal of Pembroke and Earl Gilbert of Clare-Gloucester are: i. Lady Amicia of Clare was born 27 MAY 1220. 4. ii. Earl Richard of Clare-Gloucester was born 4 AUG 1222, and died 15 JUL 1262. He married Lady Maud of Lacy, daughter of Lord Gilbert of Lacy and Lady Isabel of Bigod. She was born 1224, and died 1299. iii. Lady Agnes of Clare was born 1224. iv. Lady Isabel of Clare was born 8 NOV 1226, and died 1254. She married Lord Robert Bruce of Annandale, son of Lord Robert Bruce of Annandale and Princess Isabella of Huntingdon. He was born 1210, and died 1295. v. Sir William of Clare was born 18 MAY 1228. vi. Sir Gilbert of Clare was born 12 SEP 1229. 10. Lord Gilbert of Lacy was born 1199, and died 1230. He was the son of 20. Lord Walter of Lacy-Meath and 21. Lady Margery of Braiose. 11. Lady Isabel of Bigod was born 1201, and died 1256. She was the daughter of 22. Earl Hugh Bigod III of Norfolk and 23. Lady Maud Marshal of Pembroke. Children of Lady Isabel of Bigod and Lord Gilbert of Lacy are: i. Lady Margery of Lacy was born 1222, and died 1276. She married Lord John of Westmeath, son of Lord Theobald of Botiller and Lady Rose of Verdon. He was born 1224, and died 21 OCT 1274. 5. ii. Lady Maud of Lacy was born 1224, and died 1299. She married Earl Richard of Clare-Gloucester, son of Earl Gilbert of Clare-Gloucester and Lady Isabel Marshal of Pembroke. He was born 4 AUG 1222, and died 15 JUL 1262. She married Sir Geoffrey de Geneville. He died 1314. iii. Lord Walter of Lacy was born 1225. 12. King Henry III of England was born 13 OCT 1207 in Winchester, England, and died 16 NOV 1272 in Westminster, England.
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