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please leave as is for a day or two -- will get back to it. --[[User:Simoncursitor|Simoncursitor]] 09:50, 3 Jun 2005 (CDT) |
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The competing claims to the [[Scotland|Scottish]] throne ran back through five generations, commencing with [[David I]], king between 1124CE and 1153. |
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'''David''' married Matilda, the daughter of the Earl of Huntingdon. Their son was '''Henry''' who inherited the [[earl]]dom, and married Ada or Adela, daughter of the Earl of Surrey.<br> |
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Henry and Adela's son was '''David''', named for his grandfather, who also became Earl of Huntingdon, and who also married a Matilda, in this case the daughter of the Earl of Chester.<br> |
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This David had no sons, but two daughters. The elder, Isobel, married Robert Bruce, lord and Annandale, whose son, grandson, and great-grandson, were all named '''Robert''', and this last Robert it was who claimed the throne on Queen Margaret's death.<br> |
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David's younger daughter was named Margarent, and she married Alan, Lord of Galloway. Their daughter, Devorguilla, married John Balliol, and his son, also '''John''', through his mother, claimed the throne. |
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Revision as of 01:50, 4 June 2005
Note: This is the "Sandbox". If you want to test out some formatting or play around you can do so here.
==blert==?
checking... 123. nothing has exploded.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloody_Mary
Newbie testing please ignore.
heading?
text here is a link to something known heraldry and something unknown squigglemoose
voice heraldry voice_heraldry Bold text fancy
my site
<-- image
lets see how it goes.
test
spam filer test
This all looks good. SCA
test commit
Test commit: ahoy
test commit
Post upgrade tests
Comitting...
automatic gallery generation
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please leave as is for a day or two -- will get back to it. --Simoncursitor 09:50, 3 Jun 2005 (CDT)
The competing claims to the Scottish throne ran back through five generations, commencing with David I, king between 1124CE and 1153.
David married Matilda, the daughter of the Earl of Huntingdon. Their son was Henry who inherited the earldom, and married Ada or Adela, daughter of the Earl of Surrey.
Henry and Adela's son was David, named for his grandfather, who also became Earl of Huntingdon, and who also married a Matilda, in this case the daughter of the Earl of Chester.
This David had no sons, but two daughters. The elder, Isobel, married Robert Bruce, lord and Annandale, whose son, grandson, and great-grandson, were all named Robert, and this last Robert it was who claimed the throne on Queen Margaret's death.
David's younger daughter was named Margarent, and she married Alan, Lord of Galloway. Their daughter, Devorguilla, married John Balliol, and his son, also John, through his mother, claimed the throne.
