Family/Spouse: Margaret WAKE. Margaret was born in 1299; died in 1349. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Joan "The Fair" PLANTAGENET, Of Kent died before 9 Dec 1385.

Notes:

Edward was a member of the Royal House of Anjou or Plantagenet. He succeeded his father in 1272. He went to war against the Welsh in 1277 and subdued them by 1283 bringing Wales under English rule. He devoted the rest of his reign to conquering Scotland. Although he temporarily succeeded, he died while on his way to subdue their new king. He gave the world many new models. He established a parliament that had representatives from the nobility, church and common folk. He restricted the rights of the king to tax and make law without the consent of Parliament. He tryed to tear down the Feudal system giving direction to the modern world. (Wld. Bk, c1988, v.6, p.110)

He had 16 children by his first wife and 3 by his second. His will is as follows: "In the name, We, Edward, eldest son of the noble King of England, make our Will the Saturday next after Pentecost, in the year of our Lord 1272. First, we bequeath our soul to God, to our Lady, and to all the Saints; and our body to be buried where our executors, that is to say, Sir John de Bretagne, Sir William de Valence, Sir Roger de Clifford, Sir Payse de Chautros, Sir Robert de Tiletot, Sir Otes de Graundison, Robert Burnett, and Anthony Bek, shall appoint; who are also to hold the profits of all our lands in England, Ireland, and Gascony, until our children become of age. And if it should so happen (which God forbid!) that our Lord the King, our father, die whilst our children be under age, we will that the realm of England, and all other lands which should descend to our children, remain in the hands of our executors before named, and also in those of our dear father the Archbishop of York, and Sir Rog. and other great men of the kingdom, until they become of full age. And for the dowry of our dear wife Eleanor. In testimony of which we have placed our seal to this Will, having requested John Archbishop of Sur, and Vicar of the Holy Church of Jerusalem, and the honorable fathers, Frere Hugh Revel, Master of the Hospital, and Frere Thomas Brerard, Master of the Temple, likewise to place their seals in witness hereof. Dated at Acre, the Saturday before named, the 18th June, in the year of the reign of the King our Father the 55th."

If you descend from Edward I, you are a cousin to the following:

A. Alan Turing (the code-breaker of Nazi communications during World War II.) via the following descent.

1. Edward I, King of England
Eleanor of Castile
2. Edward II, King of England
Isabella of France
3. Edward III, King of England
Philippa of Hainault
4. John of Gaunt
Katherine Roet
5. Sir John Beaufort
Margaret de Holand
6. Joan Beaufort
James I, King of Scotland
7. Annabella Stewart
Sir George Gordon
8. Elizabeth Gordon
William Keith
9. Robert Keith
Elizabeth Douglas
10. William Keith
Margaret Keith
11. Elizabeth Keith
Alexander Irvine
12. James Irvine
Lucretia Irvine
13. John Irvine
Margaret Urquhart
14. Lucretia Irvine
Arthur Dingwall
15. Arthur Dingwall
Sarah Murray
16. William Dingwall
Jean Fordyce
17.Dr. Arthur Dingwall Fordyce
Janet Morison
18. Agnes Dingwall Fordyce
Alexander Fraser
19. Jean Stewart Fraser
John Robert Turing
20. Rev. John Robert Turing
Fanny Montague Boyd
21. Julius Matheson Turing
Ethel Sara Stoney
22. Alan Turing
WWII Codebreaker of Nazi Enigma Machine

B. Marilyn Monroe via the following:

1. Edward I, King of England
Eleanor of Castile
2. Elizabeth Plantagenet
Humphrey de Bohun
3. Eleanor de Bohun
Sir James le Boteler
4. Pernel le Boteler
Sir Gilbert Talbot
5. Sir Richard Talbot
Ankaret le Strange
6. Mary Talbot
Sir Thomas Greene
7. Sir Thomas Greene
Phillippa Ferrers
8. Elizabeth Greene
William Raleigh
9. Sir Edward Raleigh
Margaret Verney
10. Sir Edward Raleigh
Anne Chamberlayne
11. Bridget Raleigh
Sir John Cope
12. Elizabeth Cope
John Dryden
13. Bridget Dryden
Rev. Francis Marbury
14. Anne Marbury
William Hutchinson
15.Bridget Hutchinson
Gov. John Sanford
16. Gov. Peleg Sanford
Mary Coddington
17. Bridget Sanford
Job Almy
18. John Almy
Hannah Cook
19. Cook Almy
Charlotte Cook
20. Samuel Elam Almy
Susan Bateman
21. Susan Bateman Almy
Charles Adams Gifford
22. Frederick Almy Gifford
Elizabeth Easton Tennant
23. Charles Stanley Gifford
Gladys Pearl Monroe
24. Probable -
Marilyn Monroe
Actress, Model, and Singer

Source: Famouskin.com

Edward married Margaret after 1290. Margaret (daughter of Philip III, King Of France and Mary Of Brabant) was born in 1279; died on 14 Feb 1317 in Marlborough Caslte, Wiltshire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Henry was crowned when he was just nine in 1216, but he did not actually rule until he came of age in 1227. He brought many foreign nobles to his court which infuriated his barons. They forced him to give them rule. Henry later tried fighting back but was captured in the Battle of Lewes in 1264. His son Edward won back the rule by killing England's temporary leader, Simon de Montfort. Edward then ruled during the rest of his father's lifetime. There is some discrepancy in Henry's birth. It is listed as 1206 on page 585 of Harry's book and 1207 on p. 567. (C-437, p. 585) I am concurring with 1207 as it is listed that way in World Book Encyclopedia. He was murdered the same year, but several months after his brother Richard I.

His will is as follows: "I, Henry, by the grace of God King of England and Lord of Ireland, Duke of Normandy, Acquitaine, and Earl of Anjou, on the Tuesday next after the feast of the Apostles Peter and Paul, in the year of grace 1253, at Suthwyk, proposing to go into Gascony, make my will in form following. I will that my body be buried at the Church of the Blessed Edward at Westminster, there being no impediment, having formerly appointed my body to be buried in the New Temple of London. I commit the guardianship of Edward my eldest son and heir, and of my other children, and of my Kingdom of England, and of all my other lands of Wales and Ireland, and Gascony, to my illustrious Queen Eleanor, until they arrive at full age. Also, I bequeath the cross which the Countess of Kent gave me, to the small altar of the aforesaid Church of Edward of Westminster, and I appoint my aforesaid Queen; Boniface Archbishop of Canterbury; Aymer, elect of Winchester; and Richard Earl of Cornwall, my brothers; Petri de Lebaudia, John Maunsell, "Praepositi Beverlye," Peter Chiceporm, Archdeacon of Wales, John Prior of Newburgh, my Chaplains; John de Gray, my Steward; and Henry de Wengham, my Secretary, my executors."

Henry married Eleanor DE PROVENCE on 14 Jan 1237. Eleanor (daughter of Raymond Berenger COUNT OF PROVENCE) was born about 1222; died in 1291. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Philip married Mary Of Brabant. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Also known as John Plantagenet, John reigned from May 27, 1199 till his death on Oct. 18-19, 1216. (C-437, p. 590) He was the youngest son of Henry II and Eleanor. His birth date is also listed as 1167 in CD-102, Warren's book "King John"., and the "Kings and Queens of England and Scotland." He was an unpopular King largely due to the fact that he was not the great fighter kings were expected to be at the time. He is listed as hedonistic, unstable and unforgiving. At the same time he was highly intelligent, efficient, sophisticated, well educated in law and government and he loved to read often carrying books with him on his travels. Much of his troubles sprang from problems that grew during his father's and brother's reign. He lost ground to Phillip II of France. He lost political power with the Pope. His barons rebelled and forced restoration of feudal rights in the document called the Magna Carta. (C-485, Grolier Ency., C-433, C-489, 567-8)

His will is as follows: "I, John, by the grace of God King of England, Lord of Ireland, Duke of Normandy and Acquitaine, Earl of Anjou. Imprimis, I will that my body be buried in the church of St. Mary and St. Wulstan of Worcester. I appoint the following to be my executors: G. by the grace of God Cardinal of St. Martin, and Legate from the Apostolical See; P. Bishop of Winchester; R. Bishop of Chichester; S. Bishop of Worcester, "fratrem Aimer de St. Maura"; W. Marshall, Earl of Pembroke; R. Earl of Chester; William Earl Ferrers; William Bruwne; Walter de Lacy; and John de Monemut, Savaricum de Malo-Leone; Foulk de Breante."

John married Isabella ANGOULEME on 24 Aug 1200 in Bordeaux, Grnd, , FRA. Isabella (daughter of Aymer Taillefer EARL OF ANGOULEME and Alice UNKNOWN) was born in 1188 in Angouleme, Chrnt, , FRA; died on 31 May 1246 in Fonteurault, Maine-Et-Loire, FRA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Isabelle married Hugh de Lusignan four years after the death of her husband. She left her youngest daughter, Eleanor, back in England to be raised by her half-sister Joan who was King John and Clementia's daughter. She probably left all of her children by King John in England, but I need to verify this. She had nine more children by Hugh de Lusignan, Count of La Marche: Hugh, Guy, Geoffrey, William, Aymer, Isabella, Alice, Margaret and Agatha.

Louis married Margaret Of Provence. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]