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Hugh "Earl of Chester, Viscount D'avranches, Viscount Bayeux" of Cyfeiliog formerly Gernon aka de Kevelioc

Hugh Montgomerie aka 1st Earl of Eglinton

Hugues (Hugh) "King of the Franks" Capet

Hugues "le Grand, Comte de Paris, marquis de Neustrie, duc des Francs et comte d'Auxerre" de Paris formerly Robertian

James "John" Wallace aka Laird of Elderslie

John "2nd of Caldwell" Mure

Lord William "Hamilton of Sanquhar" Hamilton

Louis (Louis VI) "le Gros, Roi de France" de France formerly Capet aka Capet

Louis (Louis IV) "Transmarinus, d'Outremer, King of the Franks" de France formerly Carolingian

Louis (Louis II) "le Jeune, the Young, King of Italy, Holy Roman Emperor" Italia formerly Carolingian aka d'Italia

Lucia (Lucy) Meschines formerly Mercia aka Taillebois, Meschines, Roumare

Mabel "Maud" de Caen formerly FitzRobert aka of Gloucester

Malcolm (Malcolm III) "Canmore, Ceannmore, King of the Scots, King of Cumbrians, Maol Chaluim mac Dhonnchaidh" of Scotland formerly Dunkeld aka MacDuff

Matilda (Maud) "Countess of Chester" of Chester formerly Caen aka FitzRobert, de Caen, of Gloucester

She was alleged to have conspired with William Peverel to have poisoned to death her husband.^[ After his death, Matilda witnessed a donation on his behalf to the Greenfield priory by her son Hugh in 1155. Again with Hugh in 1172, they established the Repton priory

Maud "Queen Maud of Scotland, Maud of Northumberland" of Scotland formerly Huntingdon 

Maud de Montfort formerly Evreux aka d'Evreux

Mistul (Mistui II) "Prince of Obotrites 28th King of Heruli and Wenden" Christian of Obotrites formerly Obotrites

Pepin (Pepin III) "le bref, the Short, the Younger, King of Franks" des Francs formerly Pippinid

Poppa "Papia, Duchess of Normandy" de Senlis formerly Bayeux aka of Bayeux

Ranulf (Ranulph II) "Earl of Chester" de Gernon formerly Meschines

He died in Dec 1153, supposedly of poisoning by his wife and William Peverel of Nottingham.

Ranulph (Ranulf I) "Vicomte de Bayeux" le Meschin formerly Meschines aka de Briquessart, of the Bessin II

Robert "First Earl of Gloucester" de Caen formerly FitzRoy aka of Gloucester, de Caen

Robert, 1st Earl of Gloucester (c. 1090 - 31 October 1147) was an illegitimate son of King Henry I of England, and one of the dominant figures of the period of English history sometimes called The Anarchy.

Robert Crichton aka 1st Lord Crichton of Sanquhar

He fought in the Battle of Lochmaben in 1484, which he successfully defended for King James III against the 9th Earl of Douglas.

Robert (Robert IV) "le Fort, the Strong" de Neustria formerly Robertian aka d'Anjou

Robert (Robert I) "Viscount de Beu" de Dreux formerly Dreux

Robert (Robert II) "the Pious, King of France" Capet

Robert (Robert I) "le Magnifique, the Magnificent, Duc de Normandie" de Normandie formerly Normandie

Rollo "le Marcheur, the Walker, The Dane, Duke of Normandy" of Normandy

Saint Matilda (Mechtilde) "Countess of Ringelheim, Queen of Germany" von Ringelheim formerly Ringelheim aka von Hatheburg

Sir Robert "5th Lord Kilmarnock" Boyd

Sir Hugh "Sheriff of Ayrshire" Campbell aka of Loudon

Sir William "Earl of Cassils, High Treasurer of Scotland" Hamilton aka 3rd of Sanquha

Sir Alexander "3rd Lord of Kilmarnock" Boyd

Sir Hugh "Sheriff of Ayrshire" Campbell aka of Loudon

Sir John "1st Lord Drummond" Drummond

Sir William "The Waster, 2nd Lord Sinclair" Sinclair

Sir James Livingston aka 1st Lord Livingston of Callendar

Sir Robert Crichton aka 4th Laird of Sanquhar

Sir John (William) Erskine

Sir John Stuart formerly Stewart aka 1st Lord of Concressault, 1st Seigneur d'Aubigny,, Count of Évreux.

John and his brother William II, were killed at the Battle of the Herrings during the Siege of Orleans on 12 February 1429. 

Sir Robert "of Eliotstoun" Sempill

Sir Alan "1st Lord Cathcart" Cathcart

Sir Robert (Robert I) "9th Laird of Oxnam" Colville aka de Colville

Sir Thomas "8th Laird of Oxnam" Colville aka de Colville

Sir Robert Erskine aka High Chamberlain of Scotland of That Ilk Robert Erskine

Sir Alexander "Laird of Kincardine" Graham

Sir William "1st Lord Graham of Kincardine" Graham

Sir John "8th of Colquhoun &10th of Luss" Colquhoun

Sir Humphrey "6th Colquhoun of that Ilk and 8th Laird of Luss" Colquhoun

Sir Robert "5th of Colquhoun and 7th of Luss" Colquhoun