Family Group Sheet for King of England Stephen / Matilda of_Boulogne (F508) m. 1125 : Family History of Ivan Hurst

Family: King of England Stephen / Matilda of_Boulogne (F508)

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Male
King of England Stephen

Birth	Abt 1096	Blois,France
Death	25 Oct 1154	Dover Castle
Burial		Faversham Abbey
Marriage	1125	Westminster,England
Father	Count of Blois Stephen Henry \| F569 Group Sheet
Mother	Adela \| F569 Group Sheet

Female
Matilda of_Boulogne

Birth	Abt 1103/1105	Boulogne
Death	3 May 1152	Hedingham Castle,Essex,England
Burial		Faversham Abbey
Father	Count Eustace_III of_Boulogne \| F589 Group Sheet
Mother	Mary of_Scotland \| F589 Group Sheet

Male
Baldwin

Birth	Abt 1126
Death	Bef 2 Dec 1135	London,England
Burial

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Count Eustace of_Boulongne

Birth	1130/1131
Death	10 Aug 1153	Bury St Edmunds
Burial
Spouse	Constance of_Toulouse \| F570
Marriage	Aft Feb 1140

Female
Matilda

Birth	Abt 1133
Death	Abt 1135
Burial

Male
Count William of_Boulogne

Birth	Abt 1134
Death	11 Oct 1159	Toulouse
Burial
Spouse	Isabel de_Warrenne \| F587
Marriage	Abt 1149

Female
Countess Mary of_Boulogne

Birth	Abt 1136
Death	1182	St Austrebert
Burial
Spouse	Count Boulogne Matthew of_Alsace \| F588
Marriage	Abt 1160

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