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David Of Huntingdon Earl 1144–1219 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1144

Birth Location: Huntingdon

Death Date: 17 Jun 1219

Death Location: Jedburgh

Father: Henry Earl

Mother: Ada Warenne

Spouse(s): Matilda None

Children(s): Isobel None

In 1144, David Of Huntingdon Earl entered the world in Huntingdon, born to Henry Of Scotland Earl And Ada De Warenne. David Of Huntingdon Earl married Matilda, and had children including Isobel. David Of Huntingdon Earl passed away in 1219 in Jedburgh.

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Biography

  • In 1144, David Of Huntingdon Earl entered the world in Huntingdon, born to Henry Of Scotland Earl And Ada De Warenne.
  • David Of Huntingdon Earl married Matilda, and had children including Isobel.
  • David Of Huntingdon Earl passed away in 1219 in Jedburgh.

Immediate Family

Parents

Spouses(s)

Children(s)

David Earl's Ancestors

Self
David Earl
1144–1219
Birth Place: Huntingdon
Parents
Henry Of Scotland Earl
1114–1152
Scotland
Ada (De) Warenne
1120–1178
Grandparents
King (David I Of) Scotland
1080–1153
Countess (Maud Of Huntingdon) Countess
1072–1131
Great-Grandparents
King King
1031–1093
Margaret Saint
1045–1093
2nd-Great-Grandparents
King King
1000–1040

David Earl's Descendants

1.
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David (Of Huntingdon) Earl (1144–17 Jun 1219) m. Matilda (–1233)
  1. 1. Isobel –1251
    1. 1. Robert (Bruce) Lord 1215–1295 m. Isabella Lady 1226–1264
      1. 1. Robert Bruce 1243–1304 m. Margaret (Of Carrick) Countess –1292
        1. 1. King (Robert The Bruce Of) Scotland 1274–1329

David Earl's Timeline

2 Records

1144
1144
Birth of David Of Huntingdon Earl in Huntingdon
Huntingdon
1219
17 Jun 1219
Age 75
Death of David Of Huntingdon Earl in Jedburgh
Jedburgh

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1144
    Event Place: Huntingdon

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 17 Jun 1219
    Event Place: Jedburgh

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