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Queen Margaret (Saint Margaret of Scotland) of Wessex 1045–1093 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: Abt. 1045

Birth Location: The Kingdom of Hungary

Death Date: 16 November 1093

Death Location: Edinburgh Castle, Scotland

Father: Edward Ætheling,

Mother: Ealdgyth Northcumbria

Spouse(s): Malcolm (Scotland)

Children(s): David Scotland, Alexander Scots, Edmund Coluim, Ethelred Dunkeld, Matilda (Scotland), Mary Boulogne

The story of Queen Margaret (Saint Margaret of Scotland) of Wessex began in 1045 in The Kingdom of Hungary. Queen Margaret (Saint Margaret of Scotland) of Wessex married Malcolm Iii King Of Alba Scotland, and had children including Alexander I Mac Mail Coluim King Of Scots, David I Formerly Dunkeld Of Scotland Mac Mail Choluim King Of Scots Of Scotland, Domnall, Edmund Etmond Mac Mail Coluim, Ethelred Abbot Of Dunkeld, Mary Countess Of Boulogne, Matilda King Of Alba Scotland. Queen Margaret (Saint Margaret of Scotland) of Wessex passed away in 1093 in Edinburgh Castle, Scotland.

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Biography

  • The story of Queen Margaret (Saint Margaret of Scotland) of Wessex began in 1045 in The Kingdom of Hungary.
  • Queen Margaret (Saint Margaret of Scotland) of Wessex married Malcolm Iii King Of Alba Scotland, and had children including Alexander I Mac Mail Coluim King Of Scots, David I Formerly Dunkeld Of Scotland Mac Mail Choluim King Of Scots Of Scotland, Domnall, Edmund Etmond Mac Mail Coluim, Ethelred Abbot Of Dunkeld, Mary Countess Of Boulogne, Matilda King Of Alba Scotland.
  • Queen Margaret (Saint Margaret of Scotland) of Wessex passed away in 1093 in Edinburgh Castle, Scotland.

Immediate Family

Parents

Edward Ætheling,
1016–1057
Birth Location: –
EÆ
Ealdgyth Northcumbria
–1016
Birth Location: –
EN

Spouses(s)

Malcolm (Scotland)
1031–1093
Birth Location: –
M(

Children(s)

David Scotland
1085–1153
Birth Location: Fordoun, Kincardineshire, Scotland
DS
Alexander Scots
1078–1124
Birth Location: –
AS
Edmund Coluim
1070–1097
Birth Location: –
EC
Ethelred Dunkeld
1072–1093
Birth Location: –
ED
Matilda (Scotland)
1082–1116
Birth Location: –
M(
Mary Boulogne
1082–1116
Birth Location: –
MB

Queen Wessex's Ancestors

Self
Queen Wessex
1045–1093
Birth Place: The Kingdom of Hungary
Parents
Edward the Exile Ætheling,
1016–1057
Ealdgyth (of) Northcumbria
–1016
Grandparents
King (Edmund Ironside (Edmund) II)
–1016
Elfgifu
1002–1042
Mercia, The Land of the Tomsaetians, England
Great-Grandparents
Ethelred English
–1016
Ethelred English
–1016
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Edgar English
Elfryth
–1002
Edgar English
Elfryth
–1002

Queen Wessex's Descendants

1.
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Queen (Margaret (Saint Margaret of Scotland) of) Wessex (Abt. 1045–16 November 1093) m. Malcolm (III King of Alba) (Scotland) (Abt. 1031–13 November 1093)
  1. 1. David (I (formerly Dunkeld) of Scotland mac Maíl Choluim, "King of Scots" of) Scotland 1085–1153 m. Mathilda ('Maud' De Huntingdon ♥* Countess of) Northumberland
    1. 1. Henry (of Scotland 3rd Earl of) Huntington 1714–1752 m. Ada (Countess Northumbria & Huntingdon de) Warenne 1720–1778
  2. 2. Alexander (I mac Maíl Coluim, King of) Scots 1078–1124
  3. 3. Edmund ((Etmond) mac Maíl) Coluim 1070–1097
  4. 4. Ethelred (Abbot of) Dunkeld 1072–1093
  5. 5. Matilda (King of Alba) (Scotland) 1082–1116
  6. 6. Mary (Countess of) Boulogne 1082–1116

Queen Wessex's Timeline

2 Records

1045
Abt. 1045
Birth of Queen Margaret (Saint Margaret of Scotland) of Wessex in The Kingdom of Hungary
The Kingdom of Hungary
1093
16 November 1093
Age 48
Death of Queen Margaret (Saint Margaret of Scotland) of Wessex in Edinburgh Castle, Scotland
Edinburgh Castle, Scotland

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: Abt. 1045
    Event Place: The Kingdom of Hungary

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 16 November 1093
    Event Place: Edinburgh Castle, Scotland
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