David Garvey Tree » William 1st Earl Salisbury Longespee (1176-1226)

Personal data William 1st Earl Salisbury Longespee 


Household of William 1st Earl Salisbury Longespee

He had a relationship with Ela Lady Salisbury Fitzpatrick.


Child(ren):

  1. Ida Longspee  ± 1205-± 1268 

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    Day of death March 7, 1226

    

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