Norman Ancestry Merge
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[edit] Central Profiles
- Gange-Hrolf ‘Rollo’ Rangvaldsson de Normandie
- William (Guillaume) 'le Conquérant' FitzRobert, I King of England
[edit] Extent of Project and Cross-Over Profiles
See above.
Anglo Saxon Kings Merge and Viking and Nordic Ancestry Merge
- Emma de Normandie, also called Ælfgifu (!) of Normandy, daughter of Richard I 'sans peur' de Normandie and Gunnor (Gunnora) de Crépon.
Married 1. Æthelred the Unready, three children:
* Godgifu (Goda) * Edward the Confessor * Alfred Aetheling
Married 2. Canute the Great, two children:
* Harthacanute * Gunhilda of Denmark
[edit] Project Members
[edit] Family Group Permissions
[edit] Naming Conventions
See generic Naming Conventions page.
- Main principle: Name as close to original name as possible, language, geography and time period to be taken into consideration
- French names for French people (thus: Richard I 'Sans-Peur' de Normandie, not Richard I 'the Fearless' of Normandy)
- Titles usually go in the Last Name field
- Additional titles in Work with year frame
- Adjust First Name field to avoid misunderstandings or mistaken identity where necessary, by adding order/number or byname.
- Patronymics in the Middle Name field if applicable
- Maiden Names are normally avoided as there were none at the time
- All names a person is known by in any source listed in Nicknames: bynames (especially in English), additional titles, variations.
[edit] Main Sources
The Foundation of Medieval Genealogy has an extensive overview, based solely on primary sources, which should be used as our first source:
[edit] Notes
[edit] Problem areas and potential mix-ups
Some people have identical or very similar names and we must be careful not to confuse them in merges:
[edit] Arlette Herlève Havliva Herleva Harletta Harlette
There are two women using varations of these names:
[edit] Doda
- Doda de Falaise should not be confused with the Scottish Donada, daughter of Malcolm II MacKenneth. Doda de Falaise's parents were French.
[edit] EMMA
There are many Norman females of this name that should not be mixed up - study all connections before merging.
- Emma Capet
- Emma de Blois
- Emma de Normandie
- Emma de France, daughter of Robert I de France and Béatrice de Vermandois, she married Raoul de Bourgogne, they had one son who died an infant.
- Emma de Provence, daughter of Rotbold III de Provence and Ermengarda, she married William III de Toulouse, they had four children:
* Pons, who succeeded to Toulouse * Bertrand, who succeeded Pons in Toulouse (1060) and his mother in Provence * Ildegarda Elisa, wife of Fulk/Foulques Bertrand de Provence * Rangarda, wife of Peter Raymond de Carcassonne
[edit] List of duplicate copies
[edit] Connected to the Big-Tree:
[edit] NOT connected to the Big-Tree:
(Do not merge with either of those yet - detangle the existing chaos first.)