Wright and Chambers Family of Southwest Virginia and Northeast Tennessee » Hereward of Bourne (1004-1086)

Personal data Hereward of Bourne 


Household of Hereward of Bourne

He has/had a relationship with Torfrida de Arles.


Child(ren):

  1. Thurfrida of Mercia  1040-1103 

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