RETURN TO CONTENTS PAGE

Revised 29/10/2011

RETURN TO SCOTTISH FAMILIES OR MEDIAEVAL FAMILIES PAGES

HUNTINGDON EARLDOM

HUNTINGDON (SIWARD) EARLDOM

(see NORTHUMBRIA (SIWARD) EARLDOM full details of 1st Earl)

30.  [NTHM331] Waltheof became 1st Earl of Huntingdon (1065) and 1st Earl of Northampton too, when Tostig was banished. After the Conquest he was restored to the Huntingdon Earldom (1070), and later to his father's Northumberland Earldom (1072).

HUNTINGDON (ST. LIZ) EARLDOM

SENLIS

[SLIZ361] Earl Simon of Huntingdon m. [NTHM342] Maud of Northumbria

. [SLIZ372] Maud of Huntingdon m1. [NORQ431] Lord Robert FitzRichard of Little Dunmow

. [SLIZ373] Maud of Huntingdon m2. [QUEN361] Saher I de Quency

. [SLIZ374] Hugh de St. Liz m. [RIDE372] Hawise de Ridel

. . [SLIZ385] Emma de St Liz m. [NEWF451] Ivo de Neufmarche

. [SLIZ375] Adelicia of Huntingdon m. [MAUD351] William III Mauduit of Hameslepe

. [SLIZ371] Earl Simon of Huntingdon m. [BEAM377] Isabel of Leicester

. . [SLIZ382] Isabel of Huntingdon m. [MAUD361] William IV of Hameslepe

29.  [SLIZ361] Simon de St. Liz (born c.1072, said to be either the son of Ranulph the rich, a Norman, or the son of Landri de Senlis), married (probably 1090) [NTHM349] Maud (see NORTHUMBRIA (SIWARD) EARLDOM), following which he became 2nd Earl of Huntingdon (1090-c.1111) and 2nd Earl of Northampton (1090-c.1111, see NORTHAMPTON (ST. LIZ) EARLDOM). After Simon died at La Charitie Priory on his way to Jerusalem (c.1111), Maud married 2. (1113) [DUNK431] King David I of Scotland, who then also became 3rd Earl of Huntingdon (see HUNTINGDON (DUNKELD) EARLDOM below).

28.  [SLIZ371] Simon de St. Liz (born c.1098, son of Simon), 5th Earl of Huntingdon (1138-53), 4th Earl of Northampton (1136-53), married [BEAM377] Isabel (born c.1121, daughter of Robert (see LEICESTER (BEAUMONT) EARLDOM). He died August 1153, and afterwards Isabel married 2. Gervase de Paynell.

HUNTINGDON (DUNKELD) EARLDOM

[CANM381] King Malcolm III Canmore of Scots m2. [WESK372] Margaret the Saxon
. [DUNK431] King David I of Scotland m. [NTHM343] Maud of Northumbria
. . [DUNK441] Earl Henry of Huntingdon m. [SURR435] Ada of Surrey
. . . [DUNW461] King William of Scotland &. a mistress
. . . [DUNK462] Princess Marjory Canmore m. [ANGS471] Earl Gilchrist of Angus
. . . [DUNK463] Margaret of Huntingdon m1. [RICH371] Earl Conan IV of Richmond
. . . [DUNK464] Margaret of Huntingdon m2. [HERE451] Humphrey IV of Hereford
. . . [DUNK461] Earl David of Huntingdon m. [BAYE383] Maud of Chester
. . . . [DUNK472] Ada of Huntingdon m. [HAST471] Sir Henry de Hastings

29. [DUNK431] David I the Saint of Scotland (born c.1084, 6th son of King Malcolm III of Scotland & Margaret), was Earl of Huntingdon (1113-36), and King of Scots (1124-53). See under KINGS OF SCOTLAND (HOUSE OF DUNKELD) for full details.

28.  [DUNK441] Henry of Scotland (born c.1114, younger son of David) became 4th Earl of Huntingdon (1136, though he resigned his Earldom 1138), and tried unsuccessfully (1136-38) to help his niece EMPRESS MATILDA secure the English throne. He married (1139) [SURR435] Ada (see SURREY (WARENNE) EARLDOM). He died 12th June 1152, and was was buried in Kelso Abbey.

 
  Kelso Abbey
(21 September 2008)

Ada died 1178.

24. [DUNK461] David (younger son of Henry) was Knighted (May 1170), and became 9th Earl of Huntingdon (1185-1219). He married (August 1190) [BAYE383] Maud (see CHESTER (BAYEUX) EARLDOM). He died at Yardley, Northants, (17th June 1219), and Maud died c. January 1233

KING WILLIAM THE LION

[DUNK441] Earl Henry of Huntingdon m. [SURR435] Ada of Surrey
. [DUNW461] King William of Scotland &. a mistress
. . [DUNW473] Isabel of Scotland m. [ROOS471] Robert de Ros of Wark, Baron of Trussebut
. . [DUNW474] Aufrica of Scotland m. [SAYY091] William de Saye of Kimbolton

25-27. [DUNW461] William the lion (born c.1143, son of [DUNK441] Earl Henry, see above under HUNTINGDON (DUNKELD) EARLDOM) was 7th Earl of Huntingdon (1165-74 & 1185), and 2nd Earl of Northumberland (1152-57, see NORTHUMBERLAND (DUNKELD) EARLDOM), and later King of Scotland (1165-1214, see also HOUSE OF DUNKELD). He was captured at Battle of Alnwick (13th July 1174), and taken in chains to meet Henry Henry I of England at Falaise (France). He became 7th Earl of Huntingdon again (1185), but immediately resigned the earldom in favour of his brother David, see below) He married (at Woodstock Palace, Oxford, 5th September 1186) [BEAU413] Ermengarde (daughter of [BEAU401] Vicomte Richard, see BEAUMONT-AU-MAINE). He also had at least 9 illegitimate children. William died at Stirling (4th December 1214), and Ermengarde died 1234.