Spickler and Rockwood Genealogy

Notes

King Malcolm III Mac Duncan of Scotland

Led group that regained throne of Scotland from MACBETH who had slain his
father DUNCAN.

SURN Mac Duncan
GIVN Malcolm III
_AKA /Canmore/
_UID 89E5046965EEA44BA002E09DA56CC7D4E822
1 _FA1
2 PLAC King of Scotland
1 _FA2
2 PLAC Escural, Spain
Became King in 1057 at the time of his victory over Macbeth. Called"Canmore"
(big head) due to size of his head. Bodies of Malcolm and Margaret wereremoved
to Spain after Scotland became Protestant. Both Malcolm and his oldest son
Edward were killed during an English invasion of Northumberland in 1093 at
The Battle of Alnwick.
DATE 18 Feb 2001
TIME 22:41:37

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Born: 1031
Sex: Male
Married: 1068
Died: November 13, 1093 at Alnwick

Father:
Duncan I, King of Scotland

Mother:
Sybil

Spouse:
Saint Margaret

Children:
David, the "Saint"

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Info:

King of Scotland

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Sources:
Woodson Descent from Alfred The Great, published by Robert L. Thomas M.D.

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Saint Margaret Atheling

Saint Margaret of Scotland d 1093, Queen of Scotland; wife of Malcolm III
and sister of Edgar Atheling. Promoted church reform and founded new
monasteries, created a pro-English trend in Scotland.

SURN Atheling
GIVN Saint Margaret
_UID 803AF898D39489488E8000CCCDB03D677DE1
1 _FA1
2 PLAC Princess of England
With Malcolm rebuilt the monastery of Iona and founded the BenedictineAbbey
at Dunfermline. She encouraged the founding of schools, hospitals and
orphanages. She died just a few days after the death of her husband,
reportedly of grief. She was canonized in 1251 by the Church.
DATE 18 Feb 2001
TIME 22:41:37
SURN Atheling
GIVN Saint Margaret
_UID 803AF898D39489488E8000CCCDB03D677DE1
1 _FA1
2 PLAC Princess of England
With Malcolm rebuilt the monastery of Iona and founded the BenedictineAbbey
at Dunfermline. She encouraged the founding of schools, hospitals and
orphanages. She died just a few days after the death of her husband,
reportedly of grief. She was canonized in 1251 by the Church.
DATE 18 Feb 2001
TIME 22:41:37

Born: 1045 in England
Sex: Female
Married: 1068
Died: November 16, 1093

Father:
Edward, the "Exile"

Mother:
Agatha

Spouse:
King Malcolm, III, Caenmor (2nd husband)

Children:
David, the "Saint"

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Info:

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Sources:
Woodson Descent from Alfred The Great, published by Robert L. Thomas M.D.

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Duncan Mac Duncan

SURN Mac Duncan
GIVN Duncan
_UID 54C7CEE03C79D64AADC7FDA437F3B634C7D6
DATE 18 Feb 2001
TIME 22:41:37

Edmund

SURN Edmund
_UID 19B068A6EE829A4FA2C8753AF4D93F57AC1F
DATE 18 Feb 2001
TIME 22:41:37

Humphrey VIII De Bohun Earl of Hereford

Served against the Scots at Bannockburn in 1314, where he was captured, and again at Berwick in 1319 and helped suppress a Welsh rising in 1316.....
Whereas his father was primarily lord of Brecon, Hereford spent much more time in Essex, particularily at Pleshey Castle, and at court. He was an intelligent and competent soldier, councillor and diplomat. He enlarged his estates and provided for his dependant siblings and children. A strong sense of honour and dynasty, conventional piety and generosity round off his character. Genuine conflicts of loyality, not bad faith, explain his political inconsistencies.
(G.Jones, "The Bohuns Earls of Hereford and Essex - Oxford M.Litt. thesis, 1984 from Who`s Who in Late Medieval England, Michael Hicks, Shepheard-Walwyn,Pub. 1991

Earl of Hereford and Essex. Lord High Constable of England.[91502.ftw]
Earl of Hereford and Essex. Lord High Constable of England.