Descendant Register, Generation No. 1
Ermengarde de Beaumontdied UNKNOWN.
She married
William 'the Lion' of Scotland , son of Henry of Huntingdon // and Adelaide /de Warenne/.
He was born
ABT 1143,
and died 4 DEC 1214 in
Stirling, Scotland.
Children of Ermengarde /de Beaumont/ and William 'the Lion' of Scotland // are:
Alexander II of Scotland was born
24 AUG 1198,
and died 6 JUL 1249.
Descendant Register, Generation No. 2
Alexander II of Scotland was born
24 AUG 1198,
and died 6 JUL 1249.
He married
Marie de Coucy on 1239.
She was born
ABT 1218 in
France,
and died 1285.
Children of Alexander II of Scotland // and Marie /de Coucy/ are:
Alexander III of Scotland was born
4 SEP 1241,
and died 19 MAR 1285/86.
Descendant Register, Generation No. 3
Alexander III of Scotland was born
4 SEP 1241,
and died 19 MAR 1285/86.
He married
Margaret Plantagenet, daughter of Henry III Plantagenet of England // and Eleanor /Berengar/, of Provence.
She was born
29 SEP 1240 in
Windsor Castle,
and died 26 FEB 1274/75 in
Scotland.
Children of Alexander III of Scotland // and Margaret /Plantagenet/ are:
Margaret of Scotland was born
28 FEB 1260/61 in Scotland,
and died 9 APR 1283 in Tönsberg, Norway.
Descendant Register, Generation No. 4
Margaret of Scotland was born
28 FEB 1260/61 in
Scotland,
and died 9 APR 1283 in
Tönsberg, Norway.
She married
Eirik II Magnusson of Norway on 31 AUG 1281
in
Norway, son of Magnus VI Haakonsson of Norway // and Ingeborg /Eriksdóttir/.
He was born
1268 in
Norway,
and died 15 JUL 1299 in
Norway.
Children of Margaret of Scotland // and Eirik II Magnusson of Norway // are:
Margaret Eiriksdottir was born
ABT 1282 in Tönsberg, Norway,
and died 26 SEP 1290 in North Sea en-route to Scotland.
Descendant Register, Generation No. 5
Margaret Eiriksdottir was born
ABT 1282 in
Tönsberg, Norway,
and died 26 SEP 1290 in
North Sea en-route to Scotland.
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