Religious Figures

Cyllin, King of Siluria
(Direct Relation - 60th Great
Grandfather)
? - ca 100

Clotilde of Burgundy
(Indirect Relation - wife of Clovis I, "The Great" King of the Franks,
46th Great Grandfather)
475 - 545

Cloud of the Franks
(Indirect Relation - Grandson of
Clovis I of the Franks)
522 - 560

Sigebert III of Austrasia
(Indirect Relation - Brother of Clovis II, King of the Franks, GGGrandson of Clothar I, King of the Franks)
631 - 656

Dagobert II of Austrasia
(Indirect Relation - Son of Sigebert III, King of the Franks)
? - 679

Irmina of Oehren
(Indirect Relation - Daughter of
Sigebert III, Sister of Adela)
? - ca 716

Adela of Pfalzel
(Indirect Relation - Daughter of
Sigebert III, Sister of Irmina)
? - 735

Modoaldus,
Archbishop of Triers
(Indirect Relation - Son of
Arnoldus of Saxony, 42nd
Great Grandfather)
ca 585 - 656

Canonized as St. Modoaldus
AKA - Romoaldus
Memorial - May 12
Uncle of St. Gertrude of Nevilles
Counselor to King Dragobert I of the Franks; Dagobert moved to personal conversion after Modoaldus spoke out against immorality of Frankish Court

Bavo of Landen
(Indirect Relation - Son of
Pepin I of Landen, Mayor of
Palace of Austrasia, 41st Great
Grandfather)
589 - 654

Begga (Beggue) of Landen
(Direct Relation - 40th Great Grandmother, Daughter of Bavo)
613 - 698?

Canonized as St. Begga
Memorial - December 17
Daughter of Pepin I, Mayor of Landen, and St. Ida of Nivelles; sister of St. Gertrude of Nivelles
Founded seven churches & a convent at Ardenne, France

Gertrude of Nivelles
(Indirect Relation - Daughter of
Pepin I of Landen)
626 - 659

Canonized as St. Gertrude
Memorial - March 17
Younger daughter of Pepin I of Landen & St. Ida of Nevilles, sister of St. Begga
Abbess of monastery built by St. Ida at age 20, known for hospitality to pilgrims
Donated land to St. Foillan to build Monastery of Fosses
Mystic/Visionary, studied scripture and did penance until death at 33
Patron Saint of gardeners, travelers, the recently-deceased, & the mentally-ill

Adalard of Corbie
(Indirect Relation - Grandson of
Charles "Martel", Mayor of Palace
of Austrasia, 38th Great Grandfather)
ca 751 - 2 Jan 827

Alburga of Wilton
(Indirect Relation - Daughter of
Aethelmund, King of Kent, 37th
Great Grandfather)
? - 810

Irmengard
(Indirect Relation - Daughter of
Louis "The German" King of Germany, 36th Great Grandfather) ca 830 - 16 Jul 866

St. Salomon, King of Brittany
(Direct Relation - 32nd Great
Grandfather)
? - 874

Canonized as St. Ludmilla
Memorial - September 16
Built first Christian church in Bohemia
Grandmother/tutor of St. Wenceslas, whose mother had her murdered by strangling
Patron Saint of converts in Bohemia; duchesses & in-laws in Czechoslovakia

Olga
(Indirect Relation - Wife of Igor, Grand Duke of Kiev, 38th Great
Grandfather)
889 - 969

Canonized as St. Olga

Matilda of Saxony
(Indirect Relation - Wife of Heinrich I "The Fowler", King of Germany,
32nd Great Grandfather)
ca 895 - 14 Mar 968

St. Elgiva of England
(Direct Relation - 1st cousin in-law, 38x removed)
ca 922 - 944

Canonized as St. Vladimir
Queen of England; mother of King Edwy of the Saxons and Edgar, King of England; wife of King Edmund I of England
Memorial - May 18
Gave up public life to become a Benedictine Nun at Shaftesbury
Patron Saint of

Bruno
(Indirect Relation - Son of Heinrich I, King of Germany)
925 - 965

Ida (Itta, Iduberga) of Nivelles
(Direct Relation - 41st Great
Grandmother)
ca 943 - 975

Vladimir I "The Great"
Duke of Kiev
(Direct Relation - 36th Great
Grandfather)
955 - 1015

Canonized as St. Vladimir
AKA - Vladimir Svyatoslavich, Vladimir Veliky, Svyatoy Vladimir, Vladimir the Great
Memorial - July 15
Grandson of St. Olga
Consolidated empire of Kiev from the Ukraine to the Baltic Sea, fortified borders against nomads
Pagan, became Christian upon military pact with Byzantine Emperor Basil II & marriage to Anne, Basil's sister
Expanded education, aid to the poor, & judicial institutions
Patron Saint of converts, murderers, & parents of large families

Boris
(Indirect Relation - Son of St. Vladimir)
? - 1010

Gleb
(Indirect Relation - Son of St. Vladimir)
? - 1010

Henry II
(Indirect Relation - Grandson of
Heinrich I, King of Germany)
6 May 972 - 13 Jul 1024

Cunegundes
(Direct Relation - 6th Cousin,
29x removed)
? - 1040

Canute IV
(Direct Relation - 3rd Cousin,
29x removed)
? - 1086

Olaf II of Norway
(Direct Relation - 4th Cousin,
31x removed)
995 - 1030

Saint Edward "The Confessor"
(Direct Relation - 4th cousin.
35x removed )
1003 - 5 Jan 1066

Canonized as St. Edward by Pope Alexander III
Memorial - October 13
Son of King Ethelred II and Queen Emma of England; half-brother of King Edmund "Ironside" and King Harthacanute of England
Sent to be executed in Denmark, but saved and raised and educated by King of Hungary
Ascended throne by acclamation in 1042; became King Edward III
During reign repulsed invasion, restored King of Scotland to throne, remitted unjust taxes, built churches (including Westminster Abbey)
Said to have power to heal by touch, was chaste until death
Patron Saint of English royal family, kings, difficult marriages, and separated spouses

Saint Margaret of Scotland
(Direct Relation - 11th cousin.
24x removed )
1042-45 - 16 Nov 1093

Canonized in 1251 as St. Margaret by Pope Innocent IV
Memorial - November 16
Granddaughter of King Edmund "Ironside"; great-niece of Saint Stephen of Hungary
Assisted by King Malcolm III of Scotland while fleeing army of William the Conqueror; later married Malcolm
Mother of St. Maud, wife of King Henry I
Patron of learning, parents of large families, widows, queens, Scotland, against the death of children

St. David I of Scotland
(Direct Relation - 12th Cousin,
23x removed)
ca 1080 - 24 May 1153

Canute Lavard
(Direct Relation - 4th Cousin,
28x removed)
ca 1096 - 1131

Canonized as St. Adela
Memorial - February 24
Youngest daughter of William I "The Conquerer", King of England
Active in politics, but also endowed many churches & monasteries

Ferdinand III of Castille
(Direct Relation - 3rd Cousin,
22x removed)
1198 - 1252

Related by marriage only - not direct relations

Religious Figures - Popes & Saints



Cyllin, King of Siluria (Direct Relation - 60th Great Grandfather) ? - ca 100		Canonized as St. Cyllin

Ursula (Indirect Relation - wife of Conan Meriadoc, King of Brittany, 53rd Great Grandfather) ? - ca 383		Canonized as St. Ursula Memorial - October 21 - removed from Calendar of Saiints in 1969 by Pope Paul VI Wife of Conan Meriadoc of Armorica (Brittany) Story of Ursula and 11,000 virgins massacred at Cologne is now considered to be fiction, but cult of St. Ursula was furthered by the Order of Ursulines after 1535 Virgin Islands named for Ursula by Christopher Columbus; Cape Virgenes was at entry to Straits of Magellan Patron Saint of students, orphans, archers, Cologne, Delphi, and England

Clotilde of Burgundy (Indirect Relation - wife of Clovis I, "The Great" King of the Franks, 46th Great Grandfather) 475 - 545		Canonized as St. Clotilde AKA - Clotilda Memorial - June 3 Led husband, King Clovis I of the Franks, to Christianity After death of Clovis and infighting by sons over the kingdom, retired to take care of poor and sick Patron saint of adopted children, brides, exiles, parenthood, widows, and queens

Cloud of the Franks (Indirect Relation - Grandson of Clovis I of the Franks) 522 - 560		Canonized as St. Cloud AKA - Clodoaldus, Claud Memorial - September 7 Son of King Clodomir of the Franks, grandson of St. Clotilde Escaped assasination, lived as a hermit Built a monastery near Paris, now Saint Cloud Patron Saint of nail makers & St. Cloud, Minnesota

Arnoul, Bishop of Metz (Direct Relation - 41st Great Grandfather) 582 - 640		Canonized as St. Arnoul (Arnold) AKA - Arnulf of Metz Memorial - July 18 Advisor to Austrasian Kings Theodebert II, Clotaire, & Dagobert. Father-in-law of St. Begga, who with son Ansegisel created the Carolingian line of French Kings Patron Saint of Brewing

Sigebert III of Austrasia (Indirect Relation - Brother of Clovis II, King of the Franks, GGGrandson of Clothar I, King of the Franks) 631 - 656		Canonized as St. Sigebert Memorial - February 1 Eldest son of Dagobert I, King of the Franks, brother of King Clovis II, father of St. Dagobert II Educated by Pepin of Landen, father of St. Begga and St. Gertrude Known for his pious life and works of charity, while building hospitals, abbeys, churches, monasteries, and homes for the poor Patron Saint of Nancy, France

Dagobert II of Austrasia (Indirect Relation - Son of Sigebert III, King of the Franks) ? - 679		Canonized as St. Dagobert Memorial - December 23 Son of St. Sigebert III, kidnapped as young man and exiled to England and Ireland, educated at the King's Court. Father of St. Irmina of Oehren and Saint Adela of Pfalzel. Assasinated in a "hunting accident" after his recall to Austrasia Patron Saint of kidnap victims, orphans, and kings

Irmina of Oehren (Indirect Relation - Daughter of Sigebert III, Sister of Adela) ? - ca 716		Canonized as St. Irmina Memorial - December 24 Daughter of St. Dagobert II, grand-daughter of St. Sigebert III of Austrasia, sister of St. Adela Fiance died on wedding day, so became a nun & founded a Benedictine convent at Honrien at Trier Was generous to Saxon & Celtic monks, became abbess of Willibrord Abbey

Adela of Pfalzel (Indirect Relation - Daughter of Sigebert III, Sister of Irmina) ? - 735		Canonized as St. Adela Memorial - December 24 Daughter of St. Dagobert II, grand-daughter of St. Sigebert III of Austrasia, sister of St. Irmina Became a nun following widowhood Founded Convent of Palatiolum of Pfalsel near Trier, served as first Abbess

Modoaldus, Archbishop of Triers (Indirect Relation - Son of Arnoldus of Saxony, 42nd Great Grandfather) ca 585 - 656		Canonized as St. Modoaldus AKA - Romoaldus Memorial - May 12 Uncle of St. Gertrude of Nevilles Counselor to King Dragobert I of the Franks; Dagobert moved to personal conversion after Modoaldus spoke out against immorality of Frankish Court

Bavo of Landen (Indirect Relation - Son of Pepin I of Landen, Mayor of Palace of Austrasia, 41st Great Grandfather) 589 - 654		Canonized as St. Bavo of Ghent AKA - Bavon, Allowin Memorial - October 1 Patron Saint in Netherlands & Belgium Spent a wild youth, but converted after hearing sermon by St. Amand. Built an abbey on his estate & became a monk, donating his property to the poor Lived as a hermit & recluse until death

Begga (Beggue) of Landen (Direct Relation - 40th Great Grandmother, Daughter of Bavo) 613 - 698?		Canonized as St. Begga Memorial - December 17 Daughter of Pepin I, Mayor of Landen, and St. Ida of Nivelles; sister of St. Gertrude of Nivelles Founded seven churches & a convent at Ardenne, France

Gertrude of Nivelles (Indirect Relation - Daughter of Pepin I of Landen) 626 - 659		Canonized as St. Gertrude Memorial - March 17 Younger daughter of Pepin I of Landen & St. Ida of Nevilles, sister of St. Begga Abbess of monastery built by St. Ida at age 20, known for hospitality to pilgrims Donated land to St. Foillan to build Monastery of Fosses Mystic/Visionary, studied scripture and did penance until death at 33 Patron Saint of gardeners, travelers, the recently-deceased, & the mentally-ill

Adalard of Corbie (Indirect Relation - Grandson of Charles "Martel", Mayor of Palace of Austrasia, 38th Great Grandfather) ca 751 - 2 Jan 827		Canonized as St. Adalard Memorial - None Grandson of Charles Martel, son of Bernard, half-brother of Pepin, cousin of Charlemagne Educated in Palatine School in Charlemagne's Court Entered Monastery at Corbie in Picardy at age 20, went to Monte Cassino for seclusion, returned to Corbie at Charlemagne's order and was elected Abbott Founded Corvey Abbey, "New Corbie" in Westphalia with brother, Wala, in 822 Patron Saint of many churches and towns in France and along lower Rhine River

Alburga of Wilton (Indirect Relation - Daughter of Aethelmund, King of Kent, 37th Great Grandfather) ? - 810		Canonized as St. Alburga Memorial - December 25 Princess, half-sister of King Egbert of Wessex and wife of Wulstan, Earl of Wulstan, founder of Wilton Abbey, Salisbury, in 773 Converted Wilton Abbey into a convent

Irmengard (Indirect Relation - Daughter of Louis "The German" King of Germany, 36th Great Grandfather) ca 830 - 16 Jul 866		Canonized as St. Irmengard, St. Irmgard, St. Ermengard of Chiemsee Memorial - July 16 Princess, daughter of King Louis "The German" and granddaughter of Charlemagne Abbess of Buchau and Chiemsee Beatified in 1928

St. Salomon, King of Brittany (Direct Relation - 32nd Great Grandfather) ? - 874		Canonized as St. Salomon Memorial - June 25 858-862 - behind-the-scenes and out-front leader of revolt against Charles the Bald Killed by a conspiracy that led to civil war until 876

Ludmilla Ze Psova (Indirect Relation - Connection unclear, still researching) 853 - 921		Canonized as St. Ludmilla Memorial - September 16 Built first Christian church in Bohemia Grandmother/tutor of St. Wenceslas, whose mother had her murdered by strangling Patron Saint of converts in Bohemia; duchesses & in-laws in Czechoslovakia

Olga (Indirect Relation - Wife of Igor, Grand Duke of Kiev, 38th Great Grandfather) 889 - 969		Canonized as St. Olga AKA - Helena, Helga, Olha Memorial - July 11 First Christian queen of the Ukraine, married to Igor I, Duke of Kiev; ruled following his assassination Grandmother of St. Vladimir, great- grandmother of St. Boris & St. Gleb Patron Saint of converts & widows

Matilda of Saxony (Indirect Relation - Wife of Heinrich I "The Fowler", King of Germany, 32nd Great Grandfather) ca 895 - 14 Mar 968		Canonized as St. Matilda of Saxony Memorial - March 14 Daughter of Count Dietrich of Westphalia and Reinhild of Denmark Wife of King Henry I "The Fowler" of Germany Mother of Otto, Holy Roman Emperor; Henry "The Quarrelsome" Duke of Bavaria; Saint Bruno, Archbishop of Cologne; Gerberga, wife of King Louis IV of France; Hedwig, mother of Hugh Capet, King of France Founder of several Benedictine Abbeys Known for her generosity, taught the ignorant, comforted the sick, and visited prisoners in jail Patron saint of dead children, falsely-accused people, large families, queens, widows

St. Elgiva of England (Direct Relation - 1st cousin in-law, 38x removed) ca 922 - 944		Canonized as St. Vladimir Queen of England; mother of King Edwy of the Saxons and Edgar, King of England; wife of King Edmund I of England Memorial - May 18 Gave up public life to become a Benedictine Nun at Shaftesbury Patron Saint of

Bruno (Indirect Relation - Son of Heinrich I, King of Germany) 925 - 965		Canonized as St. Bruno Memorial - October 11 Son of Henry I, Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, and St. Matilda Archbishop of Cologne Founded Monastery of St. Pantaleon at Cologne

Ida (Itta, Iduberga) of Nivelles (Direct Relation - 41st Great Grandmother) ca 943 - 975		Canonized as St. Ida AKA - Itta, Iduberga Memorial - May 8 Mother of St. Begga, St. Gertrude Built a Benedictine Monastery in Nivelles, France Patron Saint of those with toothaches

Vladimir I "The Great" Duke of Kiev (Direct Relation - 36th Great Grandfather) 955 - 1015		Canonized as St. Vladimir AKA - Vladimir Svyatoslavich, Vladimir Veliky, Svyatoy Vladimir, Vladimir the Great Memorial - July 15 Grandson of St. Olga Consolidated empire of Kiev from the Ukraine to the Baltic Sea, fortified borders against nomads Pagan, became Christian upon military pact with Byzantine Emperor Basil II & marriage to Anne, Basil's sister Expanded education, aid to the poor, & judicial institutions Patron Saint of converts, murderers, & parents of large families

Boris (Indirect Relation - Son of St. Vladimir) ? - 1010		Canonized as St. Boris Memorial - July 24 Son of St. Vladimir, grandson of St. Olga, brother of St. Gleb Killed by followers of half-brother Svyatopolk, buried with Gleb in Church of St. Basil, Vyshgorod Patron Saint of princes, Moscow & Russia

Gleb (Indirect Relation - Son of St. Vladimir) ? - 1010		Canonized as St. Gleb Memorial - July 24 Son of St. Vladimir, grandson of St. Olga, brother of St. Boris Killed by followers of half-brother Svyatopolk (stabbed in the throat), buried with Boris in Church of St. Basil, Vyshgorod Patron Saint of princes

Henry II (Indirect Relation - Grandson of Heinrich I, King of Germany) 6 May 972 - 13 Jul 1024		Canonized as St. Henry AKA - Heinrich, Good King Henry Memorial - July 13 Son of Henry II "The Quarrelsome" and Gisella of Burgundy Abandoned thoughts of priesthood upon death of father and becoming Duke of Bavaria Founded schools, stopped rebellions, protected the frontiers, worked to stabilize Europe, and reformed the church while maintaining its independence Patron saint of Bamberg, Germany; Basel, Switzerland; childless, disabled and handicapped, kings, and sterility

Cunegundes (Direct Relation - 6th Cousin, 29x removed) ? - 1040		Canonized as St. Cunegundes AKA - Cunnegunda, Kinga, Kunegunda Memorial - March 3 Daughter of Sigfrid, Count of Luxembourge, wife of Henry II, King of Germany and Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire Founded Benedictine Monastery at Kaffungen in 1025, lived there following Henry II's death Patron saint of Bamberg, Germany; Lithuania; Luxembourg: and Poland

Canute IV (Direct Relation - 3rd Cousin, 29x removed) ? - 1086		Canonized as St. Canute AKA - Canute, Cnut, Knud, Knud IV, Knute Memorial - January 19 Illegitimate son of King Sweyn Estrithson of Denmark, nephew of King Knud of England Supported missionaries and built churches throughout the kingdom Murdered with brother and 17 others in 1078 while kneeling at an altar after confession Patron Saint of Denmark

Olaf II of Norway (Direct Relation - 4th Cousin, 31x removed) 995 - 1030		Canonized 1164 as Saint Olaf Memorialized July 29; also August 3 (translation) and October 16 (conversion) Patron Saint of carvers, difficult marriages, kings, Norway Shrine is Trondheim

Saint Edward "The Confessor" (Direct Relation - 4th cousin. 35x removed ) 1003 - 5 Jan 1066		Canonized as St. Edward by Pope Alexander III Memorial - October 13 Son of King Ethelred II and Queen Emma of England; half-brother of King Edmund "Ironside" and King Harthacanute of England Sent to be executed in Denmark, but saved and raised and educated by King of Hungary Ascended throne by acclamation in 1042; became King Edward III During reign repulsed invasion, restored King of Scotland to throne, remitted unjust taxes, built churches (including Westminster Abbey) Said to have power to heal by touch, was chaste until death Patron Saint of English royal family, kings, difficult marriages, and separated spouses

Saint Margaret of Scotland (Direct Relation - 11th cousin. 24x removed ) 1042-45 - 16 Nov 1093		Canonized in 1251 as St. Margaret by Pope Innocent IV Memorial - November 16 Granddaughter of King Edmund "Ironside"; great-niece of Saint Stephen of Hungary Assisted by King Malcolm III of Scotland while fleeing army of William the Conqueror; later married Malcolm Mother of St. Maud, wife of King Henry I Patron of learning, parents of large families, widows, queens, Scotland, against the death of children

St. David I of Scotland (Direct Relation - 12th Cousin, 23x removed) ca 1080 - 24 May 1153		Youngest son of St. Margaret, Queen of Scotland; close friend of St. Aelred, Abbot of Rievaulx Endowed more than a dozen dioceses and monasteries

Canute Lavard (Direct Relation - 4th Cousin, 28x removed) ca 1096 - 1131		Canonized as St. Canute Lavard AKA - Knud, Knut Lavard Memorial - January 7 Second son of King Eric "the Good" of Denmark, nephew of St. Canute IV of Denmark Murdered by cousins on orders of uncle, King Niels of Denmark Patron Saint of Zeeland, Denmark

Adela of Blois (Direct Relation - 10th Cousin, 25x removed) ? - 1137		Canonized as St. Adela Memorial - February 24 Youngest daughter of William I "The Conquerer", King of England Active in politics, but also endowed many churches & monasteries

Ferdinand III of Castille (Direct Relation - 3rd Cousin, 22x removed) 1198 - 1252		Canonized as St. Ferdinand III Memorial - May 30 Son of Alfonso IX, King of Leon King of Castille in 1217 at age of 18, King of Leon in 1230, also King of Palencia, Valladolid, and Burgos Founded Univ. of Salamanca, re-built Cathedral of Burgos, converted Mosque of Seville to a cathedral Patron Saint of engineers, rulers, governors, paupers, prisoners

Other Religious Figures (Yet to be researched in detail)
Source: Brian Tompsett, "Royal and Noble Genealogy", Version 4, September 1996, Copyright 1994-2004

Pope Calixtus II (Guy of Burgundy)	( - 1124)	Second Cousin, 28x removed
St. Louis IX, King of France	(1214 - 1270)	Third Cousin, 22x removed
St. Stephen I "The Great", King of Hungary	(969 - 1038)	Tenth Cousin, 27x removed, in-law
St. Edward "The Martyr", King of England	(963 - 978)	Third Cousin, 36x removed
St. Matilda, Countess of Ringelheim	(892 - 968)	32nd Great Grandmother
St. Bruno "The Great", Archbishop of Cologne	(c925 - 965)	Six Cousin, 31x removed
St. Lawrence O'Toole, Archbishop of Dublin	( - )	25th Great Grand-Uncle
St. Alexander Nevsky I, Prince of Vladimir	(c1220 - 1263)	Twelfth Cousin, 27x removed, in-law
St. Mikhail, Prince of Vladimir	(1271 - 1319)	Fifteenth Cousin, 24x removed, in-law
St. Aethelbert I, King of Kent	( - 616)	44th Great Grandfather
St. Cenelm of Mercia	( - 821)	First Cousin, 38x removed
St. Aethelthryth, Abbess of Ely, Queen of Northumbria	( - 679)	38th Great Grand Aunt
St. Evrard, Eberhard Margrave & Count of Friuli	(812 - 866)	32nd Great Grandfather
St. Wistan of Mercia	( - )	35th Great Grandfather
St. Edburga, Princess of England	(c918 - 960)	First Cousin, 38x removed
St. Edith of England	( - 9370)	First Cousin, 38x removed
St. Edith (Eadgyth) of England, Abbess of Barking	(c962 - 984)	Third Cousin, 36x removed
St. Adelaide, Empress of Italy	(c931 - 999)	Sixth Cousin, 31x removed, in-law
St. Elizabeth (Isabel) of Aragon	(1271 - 1336)	Sixth Cousin, 19x removed, in-law

St. Casimir "The Peacemaker" of Poland	(1458 - 1484)	Twentieth Cousin, 19x removed
St. Emeric, King of Hungary	(1174 - 1204)	Sixth Cousin, 24x removed
St. Emeric of Hungary	( - 1031)	Eleventh Cousin, 26x removed
St. Wulfryth of Wilton	(c945 - 1000)	Second Cousin, 37x removed, in-law
St. Thomas de Cantilupe	(c1218 - 25 Aug 1282)	22nd Great Grand Uncle

Related by marriage only - not direct relations
Pope Felix V (Amadeus VIII of Savoy)	( - 1451)
St. Oswald, King of Northumbria	( - 642)
St. Magnus Erlendson of Orkney, Earl of Norway	( - 1117)
St. Ladislas I, King of Hungary	( - 1095)
St. Eanswythe of Kent, Abbess of Folkeston	( - )
St. Auberge (Ethelburga), Abbess of Anglia	( - 665)
St. Audrey (Etheldreda), Abbess of East Anglia	( - 679)
St. Osyth (Oswine) of Mercia	( - )
St. Werberga of Mercia, Abbess of Ely	( - c700)
St. Hilda, Abbess of Whitby	( - 680)
St. Wenceslas of Bohemia	(907 - 929)
St. Margaret of Hungary	(1242 - 1270)
St. Waldef (Waltheof), Abbot of Melrose	(c1100 - 1159)
St. Osmund, Bishop of Salisbury	( - 1099)
St. Hereswitha of Northumbria		Wife of 39th Great Grand Uncle, Ethelric of East Anglia
St. Eanfled of Deira, Queen of Northumbria	(626 - c704)	Wife of 3rd Cousin, 33x removed, Oswy OR Oswiu, King of Northumbria