Humphrey de Bohun had a legitimate connection to King David I of Scotland, avoiding the line through an alleged illegitimate daughter of William the Lion. ]
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Sunday, January 1, 2012
Du Bohun
[A line exists from Humphrey de Bohun, who
Humphrey de Bohun had a legitimate connection to King David I of Scotland, avoiding the line through an alleged illegitimate daughter of William the Lion. ]
The
following diagram, made by A.P. Stanley in the late 19th century, shows
the position of the royal tombs in Westminster Abbey in the section
where once had been Edward the Confessor’s shrine. The tombs of Eleanor
of Castile, Henry III, Edward I, and Edward I’s brother Edmund
(Crouchback) are on the north side.
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Humphrey de Bohun had a legitimate connection to King David I of Scotland, avoiding the line through an alleged illegitimate daughter of William the Lion. ]
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