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Eadgifu of Kent (also
Edgiva or Ediva; in or
before 903 – in or
after 966) was the
third wife of
Edward the Elder, King of Wes****.
Eadgifu was the daughter...
- The name Eadgifu,
sometimes Latinized as
Ediva or
Edgiva, may
refer to:
Eadgifu of Kent (died c. 966),
third wife of king
Edward the Elder, King of Wes****...
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Eadgifu or
Edgifu (d. in or
after 951), also
known as
Edgiva or
Ogive (Old English: Ēadgifu), was
Queen of the West
Franks as the wife of King Charles...
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Godwinson (c. 1040 – died
after 1087) Alfgar,
possibly a monk in
Rheims Edgiva Elgiva (died c. 1066) Gunhilda, a nun (died 24
August 1087)
Ancestry of...
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Saxon kingdoms, her half-brother King Æthelstan sent his
sisters Edith and
Edgiva to Germany. Henry's
eldest son and heir to the
throne Otto was instructed...
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Herbages Adelindus Theodelinde of Sens
Luitgrade of
Saxony Adelheid of
Paris Edgiva of Kent
Frederuna von
Ringleheim Bertrade de
Montfort (c. 1070 – c. 1116):...
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English form of the name (Edith) Eadgifu,
sometimes Latinized as
Ediva or
Edgiva This page or
section lists people that
share the same
given name. If an...
- East Franks, and (after Eadgyth's death) Holy
Roman Emperor; Ælfgifu or
Edgiva,
married "a
prince near the Alps",
perhaps Louis,
brother of King Rudolph...
- with one son one daughter:
Henry Harcourt Hyde
Clarke (29 May 1852 - 1906)
Edgiva Mildred Harcourt Hyde
Clarke (23
August 1854 - 1918)
Maria died at their...
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natives sought and
obtained an
asylum under the
protection of Athelstan.
Edgiva, the
sister of the
English monarch, was also the
consort of the
French king...
