Descendancy for King of England Edward_III: Family History of Ivan Hurst

1312 - 1377 (64 years)

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Sir Richard Pole

Duke of Exeter Henry

Sir Thomas St._Leger

Duke of Suffolk John De_La_Pole

Duke of Burgundy Charles the_Bold

Sir Thomas of_Heton Grey

Sir Edward Courtenay

Henry (Hotspur) Percy

Lord Camoys Thomas

Earl of Pembroke John Hastings

Earl of Arundel Richard Fitzalan

Lord St. John Thomas of_Basing Poynings

Duke of Exeter John Holland

Lord Fanhope John Cornwall

Prince Sigismund of_Transylvania Ragotski

Prince Sigismund of_Transylvania Ragotski

Margaret Beauchamp

Earl James of_Wiltshire Butler

Sir Robert Spencer

Lord Howth Robert St._Lawrence

Earl of Stafford Humphrey

Sir Richard Darell

Sir Henry Fitz Lewes

Prince Sigismund of_Transylvania Ragotski

Catherine Sinclair

Earl of Arran Thomas Boyd

Earl Lennox II Matthew Stewart

Sir James Stewart

Earl of Devon V Thomas Courtenay

Unknown

Sir Robert Ferrers

Sir Richard Pole

Lady Anne Beauchamp

Prince Sigismund of_Transylvania Ragotski

Prince Sigismund of_Transylvania Ragotski

Sir Richard Pole

Duke of Exeter Henry

Sir Thomas St._Leger

Duke of Suffolk John De_La_Pole

Duke of Burgundy Charles the_Bold

Earl Ralph of_Westmoreland 1st

Prince Sigismund of_Transylvania Ragotski

Prince Sigismund of_Transylvania Ragotski

Sir Richard Pole

Duke of Exeter Henry

Sir Thomas St._Leger

Duke of Suffolk John De_La_Pole

Duke of Burgundy Charles the_Bold

Sir Thomas of_Heton Grey

Earl Thomas of_Gloucester Despencer

Earl Edmund of_Stafford

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