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Index of Posts
- A Letter to Their Father, from the Sons of Richard, Duke of York
- A mother's lament: Alianore of Aquitaine
- Archival Databases
- Books and Journals
- Coins of the Realm
- Coronation Chair
- Coronation of Edward II
- Description of Henry II
- Elizabeth de Burgh, Lady of Clare
- Eulogy for Edward III
- Example of a Royal Pedigree
- Genealogy databases - Plantagenet
- Geoffrey V of Anjou
- Henry III and his elephant
- Household ordinance of Edward II
- Internet resources
- Last testament of Henry II
- Last testament of Joan, Fair Maid of Kent
- Links of interest
- Maud (Matilda) the Empress
- Murder of Thomas of Woodstock
- Newsgroups and Listservs
- Richard II, Dining with the Dukes
- Richard of York Anticipates a Crown
- The Body of a Prince: Edmund of Langley
- The Lady and the Unicorn
- The lady Margaret Holand the poet's muse
- The Last Days of Queen Isabella
- Thomas, Lord Berkeley, 1353-1417
- Thoughts on royal ancestry
- Welcome and an introduction
- What it means to remember
About Me
- Kevin
- What follows is a list of my "gateway" colonial ancestors who have links to the Plantagenets: Margaret (Wyatt) Allyn (King John); Nathaniel Brown (King John); Oliver Manwaring (Edward III); Edward Raynsford (Henry III); Thomas Rudyard (Edward III); Thomas Yale (King John). A list this long of descents from notable medievals demonstrates that it is not unusual to be directly related to early royals. No "bragging rights" can accrue to ordinary persons who are descended from the Plantagenets, other than the satisfaction of being able to prove it!
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Excellent - my first visit but definitely not the last
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