Child of Fornjotur and unknown
A2......Kari b abt 185 Kvenland

GENERATION B

Child of Kari and unknown
A3......Frosti b abt 210 Kvenland

GENERATION 1

Child of Njord and Dotter
2......Yngfi-Frey b abt 235 Uppsala

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Child of Frosti and unknown
A4......Jokull b abt 240 Kvenland

GENERATION 2

Note: Yngve-Frey was King of the Swedes. Gerd was the daughter of Gymer and Orboda

A torc, the "Ring of Pietrosa", part of a 3rd to 4th century hoard found in Romania is engraved with much damaged runes "To Ingwy of the Goths" and is thought to refer to Yngi-Frey. A drawing of the torc by Henru Trenk, 1875 is shown below:

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Child of Jokull and unknown
5......Snaer b abt 275 Kvenland

GENERATION 3

Child of Fjolnir and unknown
4......Svegdi b abt 277 Uppsala

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Child of Snaer and unknown
5a....Vinlandi b 298 Uppsala
5......Driva b 302 Finland
5b....Thorri b 302 Raumsdal, Norway

GENERATION 4

Child of Svegli and Driva
6......Vanlandi b abt 298 Finland.
6a....Thorri b abt 310 Raumsdale
Note: Thorri became king in Kvenland

GENERATION 5

Child of Vanlandi and unknown
7......Visbur b abt 319

GENERATION 6

Child of Visbur and unknown
8......Domaldi b abt 340

GENERATION 7

Note: Domaldi was sacrificed to Odin

Child of Domaldi and unknown
9......Domar b abt 361

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Child of Danp and unknown
11......Drott b abt 361

GENERATION 8

Child of Domar and Drott
12......Dyggvi b abt 382

GENERATION 9

Child of Dyggvi and unknown
13......Dag b abt 403

GENERATION 10

Child of Dag and unknown
14......Agni b 424 m

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Child of Frosti and unknown
16......Skjalf b abt 428 Finland

GENERATION 10

Note: Agni was king in Sweden

Child of Agni and Skjalf
17......Alrec b abt 445

GENERATION 11

Note: Alrec was king in Sweden

Child of Alrek and Dagreid
18......Yngvi b abt 466

GENERATION 12

Child of Yngvi and unknown
19......Jorund b abt 487

GENERATION 13

Child of Jorund and unknown
20......Aun b abt 509

GENERATION 14

Child of Aun and unknown
21......Egil "Vendikraka" b abt 530

GENERATION 15

Child of Egil and unknown
22......Ottar b abt 551

GENERATION 16

Child of Ottar and unknown
23......Adils b abt 572

GENERATION 17

Note: Yrsa was the daughter of Olaf "the mighty" HALFDANSSON and Helgi HALFDANSDOTTIR, King and Queen in Denmark.

Adils is the subject in the Skjoldunga Saga which records as follows:

Adils was a long time king, became very rich, and went also for several summers on Viking expeditions. On one of these he came to Saxland with his troops. There a king was reigning called Geirthjof, and his wife was called Alof the Great; but nothing is told of their children. The king was not at home, and Adils and his men ran up to the king's house and plundered it, while others drove a herd of cattle down to the strand. The herd was attended by slave-people, churls, and girls, and they took all of them together. Among them was a remarkably beautiful girl called Yrsa. Adils returned home with this plunder. Yrsa was not one of the slave girls, and it was soon observed that she was intelligent, spoke well, and in all respects was well behaved. All people thought well of her, and particularly the king; and at last it came to this that the king celebrated his wedding with her, and Yrsa became queen of Sweden, and was considered an excellent woman.

King Halfdan's son Helge ruled at that time over Leidre. He came to Sweden with so great an army, that King Adils saw no other way than to fly at once. King Helge landed with his army, plundered, and made a great booty. He took Queen Yrsa prisoner, carried her with him to Leidre, took her to wife, and had a son by her called Rolf Krake. When Rolf was three years old, Queen Alof came to Denmark, and told Queen Yrsa that her husband, King Helge, was her own father, and that she, Alof, was her mother. Thereupon Yrsa went back to Sweden to King Adils, and was queen there as long as she lived. King Helge fell in a war expedition; and Rolf Krake, who was then eight years old, was taken to be king in Leidre. King Adils had many disputes with a king called Ole of the Uplands; and these kings had a battle on the ice of the Venner lake, in which King Ole fell, and King Adils won the battle. There is a long account of this battle in the "Skjoldunga Saga", and also about Rolf Krake's coming to Adils, and sowing gold upon the Fyrisvold. King Adils was a great lover of good horses, and had the best horses of these times. One of his horses was called Slongve, and another Raven. This horse he had taken from Ole on his death, and bred from him a horse, also called Raven, which the king sent in a present to King Godgest in Halogaland. When Godgest mounted the horse he was not able to manage him, and fell off and was killed. This accident happened at Omd in Halogaland. King Adils was at a Disa sacrifice; and as he rode around the Disa hall his horse' Raven stumbled and fell, and the king was thrown forward upon his head, and his skull was split, and his brains dashed out against a stone. Adils died at Upsal, and was buried there in a mound. The Swedes called him a great king. Thjodolf speaks thus of him: --

"Witch-demons, I have heard men say,
Have taken Adils' life away.
The son of kings of Frey's great race,
First in the fray, the fight, the chase,
Fell from his steed -- his clotted brains
Lie mixed with mire on Upsal's plains.
Such death (grim Fate has willed it so)
Has struck down Ole's deadly foe."

Child of Adils and Yrsa
24......Eystein b abt 594

GENERATION 18

Child of Eystein and unknown
25......Ingvar"The Tall" b abt 616

GENERATION 19

Child of Ingvar and unknown
26......Braut-Onund b abt 638 d (date unknown) in Estonia

GENERATION 20

Note: In Braut-Onund's days there was peace in Sweden, and he became rich . King Onund went with his army to Estland to avenge his father, landed with his army and ravaged the country round far and wide; took a great booty and returned in autumn to Sweden. In his time there were fruitful seasons in Sweden. Onund was the most popular of kings.
Onund bestowed great diligence and expense on opening the woods and cultivating the cleared land. He also made roads through the desert forests; and thus cleared land is found all through the forest country, and great districts are settled. In this way extensive tracts of land were brought into cultivation, for there were country people enough to cultivate the land. Onund had roads made through all Sweden, both through forests and morasses, and also over mountains; and he was therefore called Braut-Onund (Onund Land-clearer). King Onund had a house built for himself in every district of Sweden, and went over the whole country in guest-quarters.

Child of Braut-Onund and Algaut
27......Ingjald b abt 660

GENERATION 21

Note: Gauthild was the daughter of Algaut GAUTREKSSON (b 639) Ingjald was eventually driven out of Uppsala

Child of Ingjald and Gauthild
28......Olaf b abt 682 Varmland

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Child of Halfdan and unknown
30......Solveig b 684 Soleyum, Sweden

GENERATION 22

Note: Olaf "Tree Feller" was of the House of Yngling His mother was Gauthild, a princess of West Gštaland, whose maternal grandfather was Olof the Sharp-sighted, the king of Nerike. His mother sent him to his foster-father Bove in West Gštaland, where he grew up with his foster-brother Saxe who was surnamed Flette.
When Olaf heard of his father's death, he assembled the men who were willing to follow him and went to his kinsmen in Nerike, because after his father's atrocities, the Swedes had grown hostile towards the Ynglings.
When the Swedes learnt that Olof and his kin had sought refuge in Nerike, they were attacked and had to head west through deep and mountainous forests (Kilsbergen) to Lake VŠnern and the estuary of KlarŠlven (where Karlstad is presently situated). Here, they settled and cleared land. Soon they had created a whole province called VŠrmland, where they could make good living.
When the Swedes learnt that Olof was clearing land, they were amused and called him the Tree-feller. Olof married a woman named Solveig who was a daughter of Halfdan Guldtand of Soleyar. Olof and Solveigh had two sons, Ingjald Olofsson and Halfdan Hvitbeinn, who were brought up in Soleyar in the house of his mother's uncle Sšlve.
Because of king Ivar Vidfamne and his harsh rule many Swedes emigrated to VŠrmland, and they became so numerous that the province could not sustain them. The land was afflicted by famine of which the Swedes accused the king. It was an old tradition in Sweden of holding the king responsible for the wealth of the land . The Swedes accused Olaf of neglecting his sacrifices to the gods and believed that this was the cause of the famine.
The Swedish settlers thus rebelled against Olof, surrounded his house on the shores of lake VŠnern and burnt him inside it. Thus he was sacrificed to Odin, like his ancestor Domalde.

Children of Olaf and Solveig
31......Ingjald b 702 Raumerike, Buskerude, Norway
32......Halfdan "White Leg" b 704 Raumerike, Buskerude, Norway d 736 Toten, Vermaland
33......Asa b 706 Raumerike, Buskerude, Norway

GENERATION 23

Note: Halfdan Whiteleg was the son of Olaf of the House of Yngling according to Heimskringla.
His father was sacrificed to Odin by the Swedish settlers in Varmland because of a famine. Some Swedes, however, realised that the famine was brought by overpopulation and not by the fact that the king had been neglecting his religious duties. Consequently, they resolved to cross the Ed Forest and settle in Norway and happened to end up in Soleyar where they killed king Sšlve and took Halfdan prisoner. The Swedish expatriates elected Halfdan king as he was the son of their old king, Olof. Halfdan subjugated all of Soleyar and took his army into Romerike and subjugated that province as well.
Halfdan conquered a large part of Hedemark, Toten, Hadeland and a part of Vestfold. When his brother Ingjald Olofsson died, he inherited Wermelandia. Halfdan died of old age in Toten and was transported to Vestfold where he was buried under a mound in Skiringssal.

Child of Halfdan and unknown
34......Ivar b abt 756 Norway d abt 790
Note: Ivar became Jarl of the Upplanders

35......Eystein "The Fart" b 736 Holtum, Vestfold, Norway d abt 780 Borre, Vestfold Norway
36......Gudrod "Jagtkonge" b abt 738 Vestfold d abt 810

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Child of Eric and unknown
38......Hildi (b abt735 Vestfeld, Norway

GENERATION 24

Note: Orkneyinga Saga names ÒEarl Ivar of the Uplands, father of Eystein the ClattererÉÓ[128]. Jarl of the Uplanders in Norway [in Kristian? and Hedemarken, the area around Oslo].

Child of Ivar and unknown
39......Eystein b abt 788 Maer, Norway d aft 830

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Children of Eystein and Hildi
40......Harald b abt 762 d 804 Irish Sea
41......Halfdan b abt 760 d 800 Norway
42......Geva b abt 755 Vestfold

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Child of Alfhild and Gudrog
43......Olaf b abt 770

GENERATION 25

Children of Eystein and Ascrida
44......Ragnvald b 830 Maer d abt 892 Orkney
45......Sigurd 1 "Riki the powerful" b 832 Maer d 892 Orkney
Note: Sigurd became Earl of Orkney
46......Malahule (Haldrick) b abt 845 Maer d 911
47......Swanhilda b abt 850 Maer

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Child of Harald and Emhild
48......Hemming b abt 777 d 837

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Child of Halfdan and Hilf
49......Ivar b bef 780 Maer d 870
50......Gudrod b abt 790 Holtum, Vestfold d 821

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Children of Witekind and Geva
51......Witekind dob unknown d 834
52......Wigebart dob unknown d 825
53......Hasala b abt 776 m Bruno II von SACHSEN-ENGERN (b 756 Wittenburg d 813)
54......Wicibert b abt 780 Westfalia d abt 847 m Ordrad (b abt 782 Sachsen)
Note: Wicibert became Count of Westfalia)

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Children of Olaf and unknown
55......Rognvald b abt 790 Jutland d abt 850
56......Helgi b abt 802 Dublin, Ireland

GENERATION 26

Children of Ragnvald and Ragnhild
57......Thori "The Silent" dob unknown Jarl of Maer
Note: Thori became Jarl of More
58......Ivar dob unknown d abt 972
59......Robert or Rognvald (Rollo) b 870 Maer d 932 Notre Dame, Rouen
59k....Einar "Turf" b 874 Maer
Note Einar became Earl of Orkney
59l....Harald b abt 880 [source:"Mae Hanes y Gruffydd ap Cynan"]
59m....Alayn dob unknown [source: "Mae Hanes y Gruffydd ap Cynan"]

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46 Malahule (Haldrik) EYSTEINSSON m Maud St POL (d after 965) abt 888

Children of Malahule and Maud
60......Hugh de Calvacamp b 890 near Dieppe, France
61......Richard de St Sauveur b 893 Maer, Norway d 933
62......Ralph de Bayeux b 895

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Child of Harald and Swanhilda
63......Bjorn b 892 Vestfold d 927

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Child of Hemming and unknown
64......Klack-Harald b abt 800 d 844

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Child of Gudrod and Asa
66......Halfdan b 822 Vestfeld d 860 Norway

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Child of Rognvald and unknown
67......Ascrida b 812 Maer

GENERATION 27

Child of Hugh and Maud
60b....Hugh dob unknown
Note: Hugh was a monk at the abbey of St. Denis and in 942 he was made Archbishop of Rouen by William "Longsword", Duke of Normandy. From the estates of this Achbishopric, Hugh gave to his brother, Ralph, the domain of Tosni.
T1......Ralph de Teoni b 930 Tosni, France

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Child of Harald and unknown
W1......Olaf b abt 920 [source:"Mae Hanes y Gruffydd ap Cynan"]

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Child of Sunifred and Richilde
T3......Raymond Borell b 926 d 30 Sep 992

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Child of Raymond and Garsinde
T5......Luitgarde d 1001

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Child of Arnould and Arsinde
T7......Roger de CARCASSONE b 935 d 1019

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Note: Klack Harald, the Danish King , together with more than 400 of his retinue, was baptized in Mainz in 826. The baptism took place in the presence of the Frankish Emperor Louis the Fair.

Children of Klack-Harald and unknown
68......Thyri b abt 888 d 935 Jellinge, Vegle, Denmark
69......Thorny dob unknown

GENERATION 28

Child of Ralph and unknown
T8......Ralph II b 970 Tosni, France

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Child of Olaf and unknown
W2......Sitruic abt 945 [source:"Mae Hanes y Gruffydd ap Cynan"]

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Child of Raymond and Luitgarde
T9......Raymond Borell III b 972 d 25 Feb 1017

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Child of Roger and Adelaide
T10......Ermensinde b 975 d 1 Mar 1057

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Note: Gorm's father was Hardecanute Sigurdsen. Gorm became King in 899.

Children of Gorm and Thyri
70......Harold II (Bluetooth) b 910 Blauzahn, Germany d 1 Nov 986 Jomsburg, Roskilde, Denmark

71......Knut dob unknown d 940

GENERATION 29

Note: In 1013-14, the Duke of Normandy, having founded the castle of Tillieres, gave custody of it to Ralph and his son Roger. Around 1015 he went to Apulia, and in the winter of 1015-16, he was at the seige of Salerno.

Child of Ralph and unknown
T11......Roger ("The spainiard") b 990 Tosni d 14 May 1039 Conches, Seine et Marne
T11a....Ralph III dob unknown

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Child of Sitruic and unknown
W3......Olaf CUARAN b abt 990 [source:"Mae Hanes y Gruffydd ap Cynan"]

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Child of Raymond and Erminsinde
T12......Godehut b 990 Barcelona d 1077

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Note: After his conversion, around the 960s, Harald had his father's body reburied in the church next to what is now an empty mound (and had accorded him a pagan burial), and erected the now famous Jelling stones. Here is the runic inscription from the Jelling stones:
"King Harold bade these memorials to be made after Gorm, his father, and Thyra, his mother. The Harold who won the whole of Denmark and Norway and turned the Danes to Christianity."
You can see the stone he erected here

Children of Harold and Gyrid
72......Gunhilda 936 killed in 1031
73......Herbastus b 945 Normandy d 1002
74......Wevie b 948
75......Herfast b 963
76......Hakon dob unknown
77......Sveign "Forkbeard" b 965 Denmark d 2 Feb 1014 Gainsborough, Lincolnshire
Note: Svein was buried at Roeskild Cathedral, Denmark
78......Thyra dob unknown d 18 Sep 1000

Child of Harald and Gyrid
79......Thyra b abt 947
80......Gunhild dob unknown
80a....Sigrid b b 971 Halland, Sweden
See Gunhild's descendants here

GENERATION 30

Child of Roger and Godehut
T13......Raoul dob unknown
T14......Adeliza b 1033 Tosni, Louviers, Eure, Normandy
T15......Robert b 1038 Tosni

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Child of Olaf and unknown
W4......Olaf b abt 1030 [source:"Mae Hanes y Gruffydd ap Cynan"]

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Note: Svein acceded to the throne of Denmark in 986, but became King in England and Norway as well.
He built his North Sea empire through conquest and marriage. In 978 he seized his father's kingdom of Denmark and began making raids on England, often demanding protection payments. In 1000 he attacked Norway and became ruler. Two years later Ethelred, the King of England, fearing that Sweyn's empire would overrun his kingdom, ordered that the Danes settled in England be massacred.

This order was impracticable in many areas where Danes had strongholds but where the policy was carried out the consequences were terrible. Among the Danes massacred at Oxford was Sweyn's sister Gunnhild, and Sweyn's resolve to rule England was hardened. The Massacre of St Brice's Day turned support from Ethelred and the king executed many who expressed pro-Danish sympathies. Sweyn enjoyed several early successes at Oxford and Winchester but was unable to seize London despite frequent attempts in 994. By late 1013, however, he had devastated fifteen counties and driven Ethelred from England but died early the next year following a fall from his horse.

Children of Svein and Gunhilda
81......Gytha dob unknown
82......Harold b 990 d 1018 Denmark
83......Canute b 993 d 12 Nov 1035 Shaftesbury, Dorset
Note: Canute became king of England in 1016. That year, he completed the Danish conquest of England that his father, Sveign Forkbeard, had begun. Canute divided England into military districts ruled by earls. In 1019, he succeeded his brother as king of Denmark. He acquired Norway in 1028, thus uniting a great Scandinavian empire that centered around the North Sea. In England, Canute ruled wisely and enjoyed strong support from the church. His code of laws restored and enforced Anglo-Saxon customs. He was the first Norse ruler to be accepted as a civilized Christian king.
King of England, Denmark, & Norway. Sweden was also a vassal to him.Married on the 2 of July 1017 to Emma of Normandy. Emma was the widow of Ethelred the unready and daughter of Richard "sans Peur" of Normandy.Children: Hardeknud (King of Denmark and England), Gunhilda.
He had two sons, Svein (King of Norway) and Harald Harefoot with Alfiva of Northampton. King of England in 1016 after King Edmund Ironside had been murdered. In 1018 he became King of Denmark and in 1029 he became King of Norway. He made a pact with Emperor Conrad II against Poland and received a part of Germany north of Ejder.He married on the 2 of July 1017 to Emma of Normandy. Children: Hardeknud (King of Denmark and England), Gunhilda.
He had two sons, Svein (King of Norway) and Harald Harefoot with Alfiva of Northampton. King of England in 1016 after King Edmund Ironside had been murdered. In 1018 he became King of Denmark and in 1029 he became King of Norway.
He made a pact with Emperor Conrad II against Poland and received a part of Germany north of Ejder.
84......Gunhilda dob unknown
85......Thyra b 994 Denmark d 1018
85a....Estrid dob unknown

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Child of Styrbjorn and Thyra
86......Thorgils Sprakeleg b abt 970 Uppsala

GENERATION 31

Note: Avice was the daughter of Richard FiTZGILBERT and Rohese GIFFORDThe Clare name was derived from the historic treaty signed in the year 912 at the Castle St Clair- sur -Epte in which King Charles of France ceded control of the area of France known as Normandy (Land of the Northmen or Norsemen) to Rollo Rognvaldson. Thus the name de Clare in a manner of speaking is a form of social bragging denoting as it does the family's close association with both the founder and the founding of Normandy.

In 1066 Duke William of Normandy decided to invade England and claim the Throne of England. William had the support of Pope Alexander II in this endeavor The Pope consecrated a banner (called a Gonfanon specifically for William to use during the invasion. Upon arrival in England with his invasion force, Duke William called a meeting of some of his most trusted knights, among who were his cousins, Ralph de Toeni and Ralph's younger brothers Robert de Toeni and Nigel de Toeni. Duke William offered the honor of carrying his consecrated banner into the battle of Hastings to Ralph de Toeni stating that the honor was Ralph's ancestral right. But Ralph tactfully declined the honor saying that he wanted to carry a sword into battle and fight at the side of Duke William. Duke William approved his request and gave the consecrated banner to Robert de Toeni who was next in line by ancestral right to be Duke William's Standard bearer. Thus Robert de Toeni became the Standard Bearer for William the Conqueror at the Battle of Hastings in the year 1066. [Note: the first phase of the Battle of Hastings is also known as the Battle of Senlac hill.]
The Battle of Hastings was a ferocious battle wherein with young Robert de Toeni (Stafford) near his side, William had to make use of four horses during the battle because three were killed under him. As he marched through England conquering it territory by territory he established control by building a series of castles along the way: each castle was located approximately a one-day march from the other so that they could mutually support one another. Each new castle was used to consolidate control over previously conquered territory, and to serve as a base of operations to further advance his army throughout England. He gave these castles to his most trusted and loyal officers. One such castle was Stafford Castle. William built a timber and earthen castle upon the same natural hill, which had been used earlier for a fortress built around 910-915 by Ethelfleda, Lady of the Mercians and daughter of King Alfred the Great, when she established the Burgh of Staithford, which means a fortified town at the landing place of the water crossing. The name Staithford evolved into Stafford over time. William commanded young Robert de Toeni to change his name to Stafford to denote that he was the governor of the castle (or Castellan of Stafford)

In addition to Stafford Castle, King William t was very generous to his loyal cousin Robert de Stafford, for the original fief granted to Robert extended into 7 counties, holding 131 manors, and thus 131 Lordships or estates. Located in Staffordshire, Gloucestershire, Warwickshire, etc., [Note Ralph de Toeni was also rewarded for his loyal service, though not as generously]. Robert I de Stafford served as the first Sheriff of Staffordshire, his date of death is not known, but it is known that he was still alive in 1086 and counted in the remarkable 1086 Survey of England called the Domesday survey where Robert was listed as a major land holder, his brother Nigel is also shown to be a prominent land owner in Derbyshire.

Children of Robert and Avice
T16......Adeliza b 1064 Tosni d 1135 Belvoir Castle, England m Roger le BIGOD abt 1084
See the Bigod branch here
T17......Nicholas b 1075 Stafford
See the Stafford branch here
T18......Nigel b 1076 Stafford
T19......William (Brito) de ALBINI b 1086 Aubigny, France

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Child of Olaf and unknown
W5......Ragnuillt b abt 1060 [source:"Mae Hanes y Gruffydd ap Cynan"]
See the Morley branch here

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Children of Thorgils and Sigrid
87......Ulf b 991 Halland, Jamtlands, Sweden d 29 Sep 1027 Roskilde, Denmark
88......Eilif dob unknown
89......Gytha dob unknown m Earl GODWIN

GENERATION 32

Note: Ulf joined Cnut the Great's expedition to England. In c. 1015, he married Cnut's sister Estrid and was appointed the Jarl of Denmark, which he ruled when Cnut was absent. He was also the foster-father of Cnut's son Harthacnut.
When the Swedish king Anund Jakob and the Norwegian king Olaf II took advantage of Cnut's absence and attacked Denmark, Ulf convinced the freemen to elect Harthacnut king, since they were discontented at Cnut's absenteeism. This was a ruse on Ulf's part since his role as Harthacnut's guardian would make him the ruler of Denmark.
When Cnut learnt what had happened in 1026, he returned to Denmark and with Earl Ulf's help, defeated the Swedes and the Norwegians at the Battle of the Helgea. Ulf's assistance did not, however, cause Cnut to forgive Ulf for his coup. At a banquet in Roskilde, the two brothers-in-law were playing chess and started arguing with each other. The next day, the Christmas of 1026, Cnut had one of his housecarls kill Earl Ulf in Trinity Church, the predecessor of Roskilde Cathedral.
Cnut arranged a marriage for Estrid with Ulf, Jarl of Orkney. It is possible that Ulf's murder took place with her consent. She did not lose her brother's trust, and was granted large lands by him. She gave her son an education by the church, made donations to the church and is believed to have founded the first church made of stone in Denmark (Roskilde Cathedral). She supported her sons's struggle to gain dominance over Denmark. In 1047, her son became king in Denmark due to his mother's descent, and is hence known as Sven Estridssen (son of Estrid). Estrid herself was granted the honorary title of Queen (not Queen mother), the very same variation of the title normally reserved for the consort of the king, and became known as "Queen Estrid", despite the fact that she was not a monarch nor the spouse of one.

Children of Ulf and Estrid
90......Bjorn b 1009 Denmark d 1086 (murdered)
91......Niels b 1017
92......Svein b 1019 m Rannveig TORDSDATTER
92a....Svend b abt 1020 Roskilde, Zealand, Denmark d 28 Apr 1076 Soderup m Gunhild SVENSDATTER
Note: Svend became King of Denmark
92b....Bjorn Ulfsson b 1022 d 1049 Dartmouth, England
93......Asbjorn b 1024 d 1086
94......Githa dob unknown
95......Odo dob unknown

GENERATION 33

Children of Bjorn and unknown
96......Siward b 1025 Denmark d 1055 York, England bur Galmanho Abbey, York

GENERATION 34

Note: He was an Earl (probably of the southern--Danish--portion of the ancient Northumbria) in or before 1041. His marriage had given him some claim to the hereditary Earldom of Northumberland, and in or before 1042 the murder of his wife's uncle Eadulf put him, as Earl, in possession of the whole of Northumbria, from Humber to Tweed. He was presumably Earl also of Northampton and Huntingdon. He gave active support to the Confessor against Earl Godwin and his sons, and in 1054 led a force of English and Danes against the Scottish usurper Macbeth, which put Malcolm, upon his murdered father's throne.
After the death of Aelfled about 1040 he married Godiva of Numbumbria.

Children of Siward and Aelfled
97......Waltheof II b 1046 Northumberland d 31 May 1076 Winchester bur Jun 1076 Crowland, Lincs
98......Sybil b abt 1048
99......Osbeorne b abr 1050

See the SAUVEUR branch here

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