6 thoughts on “Family Trees: Normandy and the Angevins, 1066 – 1225”
It’s a great article, you really helped me with my history essay ! Thanks, looking for this information for a while, and you’ve provided it in such a concise and relevant format! Keep up the good job.
I’m looking to acquire digital images of certain maps and the Angevin family tree. Who should I contact? I understand there may be a fee for use which I am willing to pay.
David J Winter
Author
Fall and Rise, Turning North, and soon to be published Commencement of Disharmony
Such a useful site. Many thanks!
Any info on non-religious feast/festival days in 12C UK? Example: May day? Apple/Orchard day in autumn? That kind of social event?
It’s a great article, you really helped me with my history essay ! Thanks, looking for this information for a while, and you’ve provided it in such a concise and relevant format! Keep up the good job.
I’m looking to acquire digital images of certain maps and the Angevin family tree. Who should I contact? I understand there may be a fee for use which I am willing to pay.
David J Winter
Author
Fall and Rise, Turning North, and soon to be published Commencement of Disharmony
Totally love a good family tree! King John is showing as 1177 but I think it should be 1166
Such a useful site. Many thanks!
Any info on non-religious feast/festival days in 12C UK? Example: May day? Apple/Orchard day in autumn? That kind of social event?
Very helpful for my genealogy family tree; thank you!
In the Dukes of Normandy tree, William Rufus seems to have died in 1026 (d.1026) so should be b.1026?