"Windows Into Our Past A Genealogy of the Garton, Smith & Associated Families, Volume 2", compiled by Judy Parsons Smith © 2003
Further information this line can be found in Windows Into Our Past, A Genealogy of the Parsons, Smith & Associated Families, Vol 1.
Eochaid IV, the Poisonous (Eocha’-annuine), son of Aed Find, the White, d. 826; m. Urgusia , daughter of Urguis .
Eochaid, the Poisonous ruled as King of Dalriada beginning in 781. His name was Latinized to Achaius .
Eochaid IV & Urgusia had a son:
Alpin , son of Eochaid IV & Urgusia , d. ca. 837, slain in Galloway, near Laicht Castle; m. Royal Princess Unuistricc of Picts.
Alpin, King of Argyll claimed the Pictish throne.
Alpin & Unuistricc had two (2) sons:
Kenneth MacAlpin
Donal III, succeeded
to the throne following his brother,
d. 863
Kenneth MacAlpin (Cinaed ), son of Alpin & Unuistricc, d. 6 Feb 859, at Forteviot (Abernethy) the Pictish capital..
Kenneth MacAlpin ruled as High King of the Picts and Scots (King of Albany) from 843 until 859. Kenneth MacAlpin had annexed the Pictish kingdom around 850. This began the development of Scottish rule. Kenneth was of a very religious disposition and accordingly he built a church in 850 at Dunkeld. It is here that he brought the relics of St. Columbia from Iona.
Kenneth MacAlpin had three (3) children:
Constantine II of Alba
Maolmhuire (daughter)
Aodh (Hugh)
, the fair-haired, succeeded his brother in 881.
Constantine II of Alba (Causantin) , son of Kenneth MacAlpin , d. 881, slain in battle by the Norse, near the parish of Crail.
Constantine was King of Albany /Scots in 862. Constantine had a son:
Donald II of Alba (Domnall IV) , son of Constantine II of Alba, d. 900, killed. Domnall ruled as King of Albany/Scots in 889. Domnall had a son:
Malcolm of Alba (Mael-Coluim), son of Donald II of Alba, d. 954, killed by the men of Moray, at Fetteressoe.
Malcolm ruled as King of Scots beginning in 943. He was a ruler of great abilities and prudent in his dealings. In 945, Edmund of England ceded Cumbria to Scotland in order to form an alliance.
Malcolm of Alba had two (2) sons:
Duff, d. 965
, assassinated at Forres
Kenneth II of Alba
[vii]
Kenneth II of Alba (Cinaed ) , son of Malcolm of Alba , d. 994/995, assassinated by Finella, wife of Maormor of the Mearns .
Kenneth ruled as King of Albany/Scots beginning in 970. During his reign a law was passed as to the proper inheritance of the throne. Thence forward the crown was to fall to the son, or the nearest male heir, of the king.
Kenneth II of Alba had a son:
Malcolm II of Alba[x] (Mael-Coluim), son of Kenneth II of Alba , b. abt. 954; d. 25 Nov 1034; bur. Iona.
Malcolm II ruled as King of Scots from 25 Mar 1005 to 1034. He fought a battle in 1008 with Uchtred and overcame the Danes in 1017. He published the legal code of Scotland, known as “The Laws of King Malcolm MacKenneth ”. He was regarded as one of the most victorious Scottish kings. Led the Scots to defeat the Danes in 1010.
Malcolm III had two (2) daughters:
Beaxtrix
Doda, mother
of MacBeth
Bethoc (Beatrix) , Heiress of Scone, daughter of Malcolm II of Alba[xii] , m. 1000 to Crinan the Thane, Mormaer of Atholl , b. 978; d. 1045, in battle. Crinan the Thane was Governor of the Scots Islands and Lay Abbot of Dunkeld. Crinan & Beatrix had:
1.
Duncan I Maccrinan
2.
Maldred
of Scotland
, m. Ealdgyth
1.
Duncan I Maccrinan
, son of Crinan & Beatrix, d. 14 Aug 1040, near Elgin, murdered by MacBeth
; m. a daughter of Siward,
Duncan I Maccrinan and his wife three (3) children:
1.1.
Malcolm II
I Caenmore
1.2.
King Domnall III
‘Ban’, blinded 1097; d. 1098.
He fled to Ireland to avoid being murdered by MacBeth
.
1.3.
Maelomare
2. Maldred of Scotland , son of [xiv] Crinan the Thane & Beatrix; m. Ealdgyth, daughter of Uchtred & Ælfgifu of Northumbria. She is the granddaugther of Æthelred II “the Unready” King of England & Elfreda.
Further information on Ealdgyth’s line can be found in Windows Into Our Past A Genealogy of the Parsons, Smith & Associated Families, Vol. 1.
2.1. Gospatric of Northumberland[xv], b. 1040
1.1. Malcolm III Ceanmore , son of Duncan I Maccrinan & his wife, b. 1031; d. 13 Nov 1093, slain while besieging Alnwick Castle; m1st 1059 to Ingibiorg , daughter of Earl Finn Aranson ; m2nd 1068/69, Dunfermline to Margaret, St. Margaret of Scotland , daughter of Prince Edward the Exile , b. 1045; d. 16 Nov 1093, of grief.
Malcolm II I Ceanmore , King of Albany, was crowned 17 Mar 1058 as King of Scots. He ruled from 1058 until 1093. After the William, the Conqueror had won the battle of Hastings in 1066, Edgar Ætheling sailed from England, together with his mother and sisters, for Hungary. Due to adverse wind they ended up taking refuge in a small port in the Firth of Forth.
Word reached Malcolm at his royal palace at Dunfermline,
from here he went to meet them and invite them to the palace.
While the royal family of England was at Dunfermline, Princes Margaret,
won the heart of Malcolm. Margaret
was being brought up in Hungary, found Scotland backward and cold.
She spoke both Magyar and
Malcolm III & Ingibiorg had a son:
1.1.1. Duncan II , d. 1095, King of Scotland.
Malcolm III & Margaret had eight (8) children:
1.1.2.
Edward, d. 13
Nov 1093, slain, while besieging
Alnwick Castle.
1.1.3.
Edmund
1.1.4.
Edgar, King
of Albany 1097-1107
1.1.5.
Ethelred, last
Abbot of Dunkeld, first Earl of
Fife, d. ca. 1128
1.1.6.
Alexander I, King
of Albany 1107-1124
1.1.7.
David I, the Saint
, b. ca. 1080; d. 24 May 1154; King of Scots 1124-1153, m. Maud of
Northumberland
, daughter of Waltheof
, Earl of Northumberland
and Huntingdon & Judith
, niece of William the Conqueror
on her mother’s side.
1.1.8.
Matilda (Maud)
, b. 1079; d. 1 May 1118; m. 11 Nov 1100 to Henry
I, King of England
.
1.1.9.
Mary, m. Eustache
, Count of
Boulogne
2.1. Gospatric of Northumberland[xvii], son of Maldred & Ealdgyth of Scotland, b. 1040; m. Æthelreda.
Gospatric & Æthelreda of Northumberland had a son:
2.1.1. Gospatric de Dunbar , d. 22 Aug 1138
1.1.7. David I, the Saint , son of Malcolm II I & Margaret, b. ca. 1080; d. 24 May 1154; King of Scots 1124-1153, m. Maud of Northumberland , daughter of Waltheof , Earl of Northumberland and Huntingdon & Judith , niece of William the Conqueror on her mother’s side, b. ca. 1074; d. 1131.
David & Maud of Northumberland had:
1.1.7.1.
Henry, Prince of Scotland
1.1.7.2.
Henry of Huntingdon
[xix],
b. ca. 1144; d. 12 Jun1152; m. 1139 to Adelaide de Warren
, d. 1178.
2.1.1. Gospatric de Dunbar [xx], son of Gospatric & Æthelreda of Northumberland, d. 22 Aug 1138.
Gospatric de Dunbar had two (2) children[xxi]:
2.1.1.1.
Miss de Dunbar
, m. Gilbride of Angus
, son of Dufugan Angus
.
2.1.1.2.
Gospatric de Dunbar
, d. 1166
1.1.7.1 Henry, Prince of Scotland , son of David I & Maud of Northumberland , d. predeceased his father. Henry had three (3) sons:
1.1.7.1.
King Malcolm the Fourth
, d. 1163. No issue.
1.1.7.2.
William “the Lion”
, d. 1214. Family became extinct
with his grandson Alexander.
1.1.7.3.
David
1.1.7.2. Henry of Huntingdon [xxiii], David I “the Saint” & Maud of Northumberland b. ca. 1144; d. 12 Jun1152; m. 1139 to Adelaide de Warren , daughter of William & Elizabeth (Crépi of Vermandois) de Warrene, d. 1178.
Henry & Adelaide (de Warren) of Huntingdon had a daughter:
1.1.7.2.1. Marjory[xxiv], m. Gilchrist of Angus , son of Gillbride & Miss (Dunbar) of Angus.
1.1.7.3. David, son of Henry, Prince of Scotland . David had only three (3) daughters:
1.1.7.3.1. Margaret, m1st Alan Fitz-Roland; m2nd Mal, king of Galloway
· Dornagill, m. John Balioll , king of Scotland (by her right), by award of Edward I , king of England. It was this John Balioll who surrendered the crown and sceptre of Scotland to Edward I, king of England in 1296.
1.1.7.3.2.
Isabel
1.1.7.3.3.
daughter
2.1.1.1. Miss de Dunbar [xxvi], daughter of Gospatric de Dunbar , m. Gilbride of Angus , son of Dufugan Angus .
Gillbride & Miss (Dunbar) of Angus had a daughter.
2.1.1.1.1.
Beatrix of Angus
, m. Walter Fitz Alan
. For Further Information See
Stewart
2.1.1.2. Gospatric de Dunbar [xxvii], son of Gospatric de Dunbar, d. 1166.
Gospatric de Dunbar had a son:
2.1.1.2.1. Waltheof de Dunbar , d. 1182
2.1.1.2.1. Waltheof de Dunbar [xxviii], son of Gospatric de Dunbar , d. 1182; m. Aline, d. 20 Aug 1179.
Waltheof & Aline de Dunbar had a son:
2.1.1.2.1.1.
Patrick de Dunbar
, b. 1152; d. 31 Dec 1232; m. Christina Bruce
. For Further
Information See Bruce
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