Queen Eleanor (of Provence)1 
F, #1054025, d. 25 June 1291
| Father* | Count Raymond Berenger V (IV) (of Provence & Forcalquier)2 b. 1198, d. 19 Aug 1245 |
| Mother* | Beatrice (of Savoy)2 b. c 1201, d. Dec 1266 |
| Relationship | 21st great-grandmother of Robert Michael Damon |
| Reference | RFC054-25 |
Queen Eleanor (of Provence) was the daughter of Count Raymond Berenger V (IV) (of Provence & Forcalquier) and Beatrice (of Savoy).2 Queen Eleanor (of Provence) was born circa 1217 of Aix-En-Provence, Provence
, to, daughter of Count Raymond Berenger V (IV) (of Provence & Forcalquier) and Beatrice (of Savoy).3 Queen Eleanor (of Provence) is also recorded born circa 1223 in Aix ea Provence, France.2 She married King Henry III (of England), son of King John "Lackland" (of England) and Isabella (of Angoulême), on 14 January 1236 in Canterbury, Kent, England.1,2 Queen Eleanor (of Provence) died on 25 June 1291 in Amesbury, Wiltshire, England.2 She was buried at Westminster Abbey, London, England.2 She was buried on 11 September 1291 at Monastery, Amesbury, Wiltshire, England.3
She became the mother of King Edward I "Longshanks" (of England) on 17 June 1239.2 Queen Eleanor (of Provence) became the mother of Margaret (?) on 5 October 1240.3 Queen Eleanor (of Provence) became the mother of Princess Beatrice (of England) on 25 June 1242.3 Queen Eleanor (of Provence) became the mother of Earl Edmund Plantagenet on 16 January 1244/45.3 Eleanor's father Count Raymond Berenger V (IV) (of Provence & Forcalquier) died on 19 August 1245 in Aix, France.2 Queen Eleanor (of Provence) became the mother of Prince Richard (of England) circa 1247.3 Queen Eleanor (of Provence) became the mother of Prince John (of England) circa 1250.3 Eleanor's daughter was married at wedding of Margaret (?) and King Alexander III (of Scotland) on 26 December 1251 in York, Yorkshire, England.3 Queen Eleanor (of Provence) became the mother of Princess Catherine (of England) on 25 November 1253.3 Eleanor's son was married at wedding of King Edward I "Longshanks" (of England) and Queen Eleanor (of Castile) on 18 October 1254 in Burgos, Spain.2,4 Queen Eleanor (of Provence) became the mother of Prince William (of England) circa 1256.3 Eleanor's son Prince William (of England) died circa 1256 in Westminster, Middlesex, England.3 Queen Eleanor (of Provence) became the mother of Prince Henry (of England) circa 1258.3 Eleanor's mother Beatrice (of Savoy) died in December 1266 in France.3 Queen Eleanor (of Provence) became a widow with the death of her husband, King Henry III (of England) on 16 November 1272 in Westminster, England, at age 65.1,2 Eleanor's daughter Margaret (?) died on 27 February 1274/75 at Cupar Castle, Cuper, Fifeshire, Scotland.3 Eleanor's daughter Princess Beatrice (of England) died on 24 March 1274/75 in Bretagne, France.3
, to, daughter of Count Raymond Berenger V (IV) (of Provence & Forcalquier) and Beatrice (of Savoy).3 Queen Eleanor (of Provence) is also recorded born circa 1223 in Aix ea Provence, France.2 She married King Henry III (of England), son of King John "Lackland" (of England) and Isabella (of Angoulême), on 14 January 1236 in Canterbury, Kent, England.1,2 Queen Eleanor (of Provence) died on 25 June 1291 in Amesbury, Wiltshire, England.2 She was buried at Westminster Abbey, London, England.2 She was buried on 11 September 1291 at Monastery, Amesbury, Wiltshire, England.3She became the mother of King Edward I "Longshanks" (of England) on 17 June 1239.2 Queen Eleanor (of Provence) became the mother of Margaret (?) on 5 October 1240.3 Queen Eleanor (of Provence) became the mother of Princess Beatrice (of England) on 25 June 1242.3 Queen Eleanor (of Provence) became the mother of Earl Edmund Plantagenet on 16 January 1244/45.3 Eleanor's father Count Raymond Berenger V (IV) (of Provence & Forcalquier) died on 19 August 1245 in Aix, France
.2 Queen Eleanor (of Provence) became the mother of Prince Richard (of England) circa 1247.3 Queen Eleanor (of Provence) became the mother of Prince John (of England) circa 1250.3 Eleanor's daughter was married at wedding of Margaret (?) and King Alexander III (of Scotland) on 26 December 1251 in York, Yorkshire, England.3 Queen Eleanor (of Provence) became the mother of Princess Catherine (of England) on 25 November 1253.3 Eleanor's son was married at wedding of King Edward I "Longshanks" (of England) and Queen Eleanor (of Castile) on 18 October 1254 in Burgos, Spain.2,4 Queen Eleanor (of Provence) became the mother of Prince William (of England) circa 1256.3 Eleanor's son Prince William (of England) died circa 1256 in Westminster, Middlesex, England.3 Queen Eleanor (of Provence) became the mother of Prince Henry (of England) circa 1258.3 Eleanor's mother Beatrice (of Savoy) died in December 1266 in France.3 Queen Eleanor (of Provence) became a widow with the death of her husband, King Henry III (of England) on 16 November 1272 in Westminster, England, at age 65.1,2 Eleanor's daughter Margaret (?) died on 27 February 1274/75 at Cupar Castle, Cuper, Fifeshire, Scotland.3 Eleanor's daughter Princess Beatrice (of England) died on 24 March 1274/75 in Bretagne, France.3Family | King Henry III (of England) b. 1 October 1207, d. 16 November 1272 |
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| Last Edited | 7 Jul 2005 |
Citations
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- [S123] The Plantagenet Dynasties, online http://www.royal.gov.uk/history/trees/plantage.pdf