Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
NameEmma of Normandy 
117814,117815,117816,117817,117818,117819,85703,117820,117821,117822,117823,117824,117825,117826,117827,117828
117814,117815,117816,117817,117818,117819,85703,117820,117821,117822,117823,117824,117825,117826,117827,117828Memoabt 982? 985? 988?
Memo1051?
Burialaft 6 Mar 1052, Winchester Cathedral, Winchester, City of Winchester, Hampshire, England117837,117838
OccupationRegent117839
Alias/AKA“the Pearl of Normandy” 117840
FatherRichard I of Normandy (933-996)
MotherGunhilda or Gunnora De Crepon (930-1031)
Misc. Notes
Emma of Normandy, Female; Norman Princess and Mother of Edward the Confessor25401
Research
Emma of Normandy, Female; Child: Gunhilda of Denmark25401. (Another child? Gunhilda or Gunnora De Crepon, listed elsewhere in Reunion as daughter of Harald De Crepon & Gunhild Olafsdottir)
Spouses
1Aethelred II Atheling 117841,117815,117842,117843,117844,117845,117846,117847,117817,117848,117849,117850,117851,117852,117819,117853,117854,117855,117856,85703,117857,117858,117859,117860,117861,117862
117841,117815,117842,117843,117844,117845,117846,117847,117817,117848,117849,117850,117851,117852,117819,117853,117854,117855,117856,85703,117857,117858,117859,117860,117861,117862Birth8 Jun 968, Kingdom of Wessex117863,117864,117865,117866,117867,117868,117869,117870,117871,117872,117873
MemoAbt 967?
Death23 Apr 1016, London, England117874,117875,117876,117877,117878,117879,117880,117881,117882,117883,117884,117885
Burialaft 23 Apr 1016, St Paul’s Cathedral, London, City of London, Greater London, England117886,117882,117887
Memobut his tomb was lost when the old St Paul’s was destroyed in the great fire of London
OccupationMonarch117888
Alias/AKAEthelred II Of England; Aethelred of Wessex; Aethelred II, the Redeless; Ethelred II the Unready; AEthelred The Unready117889,117890,117891,117892,117893,117894,117895,117896,117897,117898,117899,117883,117900,117901,117902,117903
FatherEdgar of England (943-975)
MotherElfrida or Aelfthryth (945-1000)
Misc. Notes
Pg 107 Line 161, 5. Aethelred II, the Redeless, King of England 979-101617385
Pg 3 Line 1, 19. Aethelred II, the Redeless, King of England 979-101625400
Pg 127, 35. Ethelred II the Unready, King of England 979-101617386
Pg 19 Aethelred II, the Redeless, King of England 979-101654948
Pg 3 Royal Descent fm Cerdic, Pedigree A: 17. Ethelred II, surnamed the “Unready” whose coronation was performed at Kingston on 14 Apr 978.54949
St Edward “the Martyr” murdered 18 Mar 975 at Corfe Castle in Dorset, reputedly as a result of a plot hatched by his step-mother Aelfthryth so her son Aethelred II “the Unrede” could become king. Aethelred II “the Unrede”, King of England from 978-1016. The name Aethelred means ‘noble council”, but a cynical 13th century pun suggested his name should have been “evil council” or “unread” because he said to have participated in a plot to murder his half brother St Edward the martyr. However, he was only about 10n years old at the time, and it is difficult to imagine how a child could have been a participant in such a heinous crime. Aethelred reigned from 972 to 1013, at which time he was temporarily deposed by King Sweyn Forkbeard of Denmark, who was never actually crowned King of England. When Sweyn died 3 Feb 1014, the Witan recalled Aethelred who then reigned until his death 23 Apr 1016.75062
Pg 481 Ethelred the Unready, King of England60933
Appendix Pg 1164 Ethelred, succeeded on 18 May 979 upon the assassination of his half-brother, King Edward the Martyr85158
AEthelred The Unready, Male, King of England25401
Pg 360 18. Aethelred II, the Redeless was King of England 979-101617799
Pg 3 Line 1, 19. Aethelred II, the Redeless, King of England 979-101625400
Pg 127, 35. Ethelred II the Unready, King of England 979-101617386
Pg 19 Aethelred II, the Redeless, King of England 979-101654948
Pg 3 Royal Descent fm Cerdic, Pedigree A: 17. Ethelred II, surnamed the “Unready” whose coronation was performed at Kingston on 14 Apr 978.54949
St Edward “the Martyr” murdered 18 Mar 975 at Corfe Castle in Dorset, reputedly as a result of a plot hatched by his step-mother Aelfthryth so her son Aethelred II “the Unrede” could become king. Aethelred II “the Unrede”, King of England from 978-1016. The name Aethelred means ‘noble council”, but a cynical 13th century pun suggested his name should have been “evil council” or “unread” because he said to have participated in a plot to murder his half brother St Edward the martyr. However, he was only about 10n years old at the time, and it is difficult to imagine how a child could have been a participant in such a heinous crime. Aethelred reigned from 972 to 1013, at which time he was temporarily deposed by King Sweyn Forkbeard of Denmark, who was never actually crowned King of England. When Sweyn died 3 Feb 1014, the Witan recalled Aethelred who then reigned until his death 23 Apr 1016.75062
Pg 481 Ethelred the Unready, King of England60933
Appendix Pg 1164 Ethelred, succeeded on 18 May 979 upon the assassination of his half-brother, King Edward the Martyr85158
AEthelred The Unready, Male, King of England25401
Pg 360 18. Aethelred II, the Redeless was King of England 979-101617799
Misc. Notes
Pg 3 Royal Descent fm Cerdic, Pedigree A: King Canute54949
Emma of Normandy who Marr2 King Canute. Edmund Ironside & Canute were engaged in a bitter struggle for possession of English territory, and they agreed to partition the country between them in 1016. After Edmund’s death on 30 Nov 1016, Canute was proclaimed king of all England, which became a leading province a Scandinavian empire. Canute proved a good king whose fairness and honesty exceeded that of any previous king.75062
Cnut The Great, Male, King of Denmark, Norway and England25401
Emma of Normandy who Marr2 King Canute. Edmund Ironside & Canute were engaged in a bitter struggle for possession of English territory, and they agreed to partition the country between them in 1016. After Edmund’s death on 30 Nov 1016, Canute was proclaimed king of all England, which became a leading province a Scandinavian empire. Canute proved a good king whose fairness and honesty exceeded that of any previous king.75062
Cnut The Great, Male, King of Denmark, Norway and England25401
Research
Cnut The Great, Male; Children:25401 (not inputted)
Svein Knutsson
Harold Harefoot
Harthacanute
Gunhilda of Denmark
Svein Knutsson
Harold Harefoot
Harthacanute
Gunhilda of Denmark