Genealogical Record: Henry (Tortcol) Plantagenet

Self Parents Grandparents GGParents GGGParents
Henry (Tortcol) Plantagenet
3rd Earl of Lancaster, Earl of Leicester, Lord of Beaumont and Nogent.

*1281 Grismond Castle, Monmouthshire ENG
+1345 09 22 Leicester ENG

(DRGD) Helped overturn the power of the Spencers and depose King Edward II. Guardian of King Edward III. Captain-General of the King's forces in the Marches of Scotland. Interred at Newark Abbey, Leicester GBR.

10991

Edmund (Crouchback) Leicester Plantagenet
Prince of England, Earl of Leicester, King of Sicily and Apulia, 1st Earl of Lancaster

*1245 01 16 London ENG
+1295 Bayonne FRA

(DRGD) 1253: was invested King of Sicily and Apulia by the Pope. Was also Earl of Chester before the title was transferred to his elder brother Edward. Received the Earldom of Leicester following the forfeiture of Simon de Montfort, also Stewardship of England and the lands of Nicolas de Segrave. Was married first to Aveline de Forz, then to Blanche of Artois.

(Encyclopedia.com) 1254: was granted title of King of Sicily [and Apulia] by the Pope, on the understanding that his father would finance its conquest from the Holy Roman Empire. 1258: the title was withdrawn when English barons refused to contribute financially. 1267: founded the House of Lancaster when named the first Earl. 1271: earned nickname "Crouchback" (crossed back) by going on crusade to Palestine.

10999

Henry III
King of England 1216-1272

*1207 10 01 Winchester Castle, Hampshire, England
+1272 11 16 Westminster Palace, London, England

(DRGD) Interred at Westminster Abbey.

Began his reign as a minor, under the regency of William Marshal (WM 15345) and later Pandulf. Acceded in 1227 and spent his life fighting his barons and France, with limited success. Alienated barons by marrying Eleanor, secretly marrying his sister Eleanor to Simon de Monfort, and agreeing to a papal offer of the kingdom of Sicily for his son Edmund in exchange for the financing of its conquest, eventually leading to the Barons' War (1263-1267), which ended with his son Edward's victory at Evesham, the death of Simon de Montfort, and the transfer of real power to Edward.

10891 <2213:28

John Lackland
1167 12 24-1216 10 19
10899 <3877:32
Henry II Curtmantle FitzEmpress
11077 <8078:33 >119:54
Eleanor
11078 <8078:33 >3:2
Isabelle Taillefer d'Angoulême
1184-1246
10900
Aymer de Taillefer
11095
Alice de Courtenay
11096 >8:3
Eleanor of Provence Berenger

*1217? Aix-en-Provence FRA
+1291 06 24 Amesbury Abbey, Wilts GBR

RGDB

10892 <2213:28

Ra[iy]mond V of of Provence Berenger
-1209
10901
Alfonso II
11107 >4:3
Sancia
11108 >5:3
Beatrice de Savoie
10902
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Blanche d'Artois
Queen of Navarre

*1247? Arras, Pas-de-Calais FRA
+1302 05 02 Paris FRA

(DRGD) Married first to King Henry I (the Fat) of Navarre. Interred at Minoresses Convent, Aldgate, London GBR

11000

Robert Capet
Count of Artois

*1216 09

11259

Louis VIII
1187-1226
11261 <1346:30
Philippe II Auguste
11263 >8:3
Isabelle de Hainaut
11264 >2:1
Blanche of Castille
11262 <1346:30
Alfonso III
11131 <2281:31
Eleanor
11132 <2281:31 >124:55
Matilde de Brabant

11260

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SpouseChildrenChildren-in-LawGrandchildren
Maud de Chaworth
Lady

*1280/1282

10992 <36:7

Joan Plantagenet
Lady

*1312?
+1349 07 07

(DRGD) Interred in Byland Abbey, Yorkshire

10986

John Mowbray
1310-1361 10 04

(DRGD) Died of the Plague

10985 <159:61

John Mowbray

10983 >637:24

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