Bertrade de Montfort was born (date unknown). Parents: Simon I De Monfort and Isabelle De Broyes.

Spouse: Fulk IV Count of Anjou. Children were: Fulk V Count of Anjou.

Bethoc died in 1045. Parents: Malcolm II King of Scotland.

Spouse: Crinan Abbot of Dunkeld. Children were: Duncan I King of Scotland.

Betsy was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Samuel Dwinell. Betsy and Samuel Dwinell were married. Children were: Mary Dwinell, Catherine Dwinell.

Blithilde of Cologne, France was born (date unknown). Parents: Cloderic the Parricide King of Cologne.

Spouse: Ausbert (Ansbertus) of Moselle Senator. Children were: Erchenaud , Gertrudis , Arnoul (Arnoldus) Bishop of Metz.

Bodegisel I was born (date unknown). Parents: Munderic of Cologne and Arthemia .

Spouse: Palatina of Troyes . Children were: Bodegisel II Gov. Aquitaine.

Bodegisel II Gov. Aquitaine died in 580. Parents: Bodegisel I and Palatina of Troyes .

Spouse: Oda . Children were: St. Arnulf Bishop of Metz.

Boditon? was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Sigrada, sister of Didon, Bishop of Poitiers . Children were: Warin Count of Poiteirs.

Bridget was born in 1834. She died in 1895 at the age of 61. Source: Katherine Hessel.

Spouse: John Dorman. Bridget and John Dorman were married. Children were: Mary Dorman, Bridget Dorman, James Joseph Dorman, William Dorman, Julie Ann Dorman.

Caratene? of the Suevi was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Gundicarius (Gundioc) King of Burgundy. Children were: Chilperic (Hilperic) King of Burgundy.

Carloman Major Domo of Austrasia died in 645.

Children were: Doda (Clothilde) .

Caryl M. was born in 1935. She died in 2012 at the age of 77.

Spouse: Peter E. Dorman. Caryl M. and Peter E. Dorman were married on 26 January 1957 in Worcester, Massachusetts. Children were: Christine M. Dorman, Steve B. Dorman, a014592 Dorman.

Catherine Kate was born about 1880 in Ohio. Approximate birth date of 1871 from the 1910 census of Norwalk, Ohio, where her age is given as 38 years.
Abstract of obituary found on Ancestry.com gives age at death as 35, and an approximate birth date of 1880.
The 1880 date seems more likely - more consistent with Harold's age. Perhaps she was 28 in 1910 and the census taker made an error. She died on 5 March 1915 at the age of 35 in Cardington, Ohio. The 1910 federal census of Norwalk, Ohio gives an apparent birthplace of both Catherine's parents as Germany.

Spouse: William Harold Blachly. Catherine Kate and William Harold Blachly were married about 1908. No children.

Cecelia was born in 1517 in Hitcham, Suffolk, England. She died on 8 December 1584 at the age of 67 in Hitcham, Suffolk, England.

Spouse: Henry Kimball. Cecelia and Henry Kimball were married about 1538 in Hitcham, Suffolk, England. Children were: Henry Kimball.

Abbess Holy Trinity Cecily died in 1126. Parents: William I The Conqueror and Matilda .

Charibert (Heribert) Count Laon died in 747. Parents: Bertha .

Spouse: Bertrade . Children were: Lady Bertha (big footed Bertha) .

Charles II "the Bald" Holy Roman Emperor was born on 13 June 823 in Frankfurt, Belgium. He died on 6 October 877 at the age of 54 in Brides-Les-Bains, France. Charles II "the Bald," Holy Roman Emperor and King of France (as Charles I) was born on Jun 13 823 in Frankfurt; died on Oct 6 877 in Brides-les-Bains, France. Upon the death of his father in 840, Charles became king of what is now France, his brothers Pepin, Lothair and Louis ruling the rest of the Empire. He spent much of his reign at war with his brothers, and in 875 he managed to aquire the kingdom of his brother Lothair which included Lorraine and Italy. He had himself crowned Emperor in 876. He died the following year while he was returning from an abortive expedition to Italy to aid Pope John VIII against the Saracens. Parents: Louis I "Le Debonnaire" King of France and Judith .

Children were: Louis II King of France.

Charles III King of France was born on 17 September 879. He died on 7 October 929 at the age of 50 in Peronne, France. Charles IV "the simple," King of France was born on Sep 17 879; died on Oct 7 929 in Peronne, France. He was born after his father's death, and the throne was left first to his brothers, Louis III and Carloman. When they died, a cousin, Charles the Fat was proclaimed king, but was deposed by Eudes, count of Paris. In 898, when Eudes died, Charles the Simple became king at the age of 19. His reign is note chiefly for the piratical incursions of the Norsemen or Normans, who ravaged the coasts of France and sailed up the principal rivers. In 911, to put an end to their depredations, Charles ceded to their chief, Rollo (or Rolf) a large part of what came to be called Normandy, to be held as a fief of the French crown. Also in 911, Charles aquired Lorraine. The last years of his reign were disturbed by the turbulence of some of his great vassals, who broke into open rebellion, declared the throne forfeited, and, in 922, proclaimed as king Robert I, count of Paris, brother of Eudes. In the following year, through the treachery of Herbert de Vermandois, Charles was inveigled into the town of Peronne and imprisoned in its fortress, where he remained until his death six years later. Parents: Louis II King of France.

Children were: Gisele .

Charles the Great (Charlemagne) Holy Roman Emperor was born on 2 April 742. He died on 28 January 814 at the age of 71 in Aachen, Germany. Charles the Great (Charlemagne) King of France and Holy Roman Emperor was born about 742; died on Jan 28 814 at Aachen, Germany. Charles and his brother Carloman succeeded jointly as heirs to their father's kingdom in 768, as was the Frankish custom. Almost immediately after being crowned, Charles had to supress a revolt in Aquitania, a part of his half of the kingdom. He asked his brother for help, but was refused. Upon his return, he found that his brother and his mother, Bertha had entered into an alliance with Desiderius, king of the Lombards, who was at that time attempting to extend his influence over all of Italy, which the Pope viewed with alarm. Charles and Carloman married daughters of Desiderius. Charles soon realized that he needed the goodwill of the Pope to strengthen his own monarchy, and when Carloman died in 768, Charles assumed his brother's kingdom, sent his wife home, and broke off the alliance with Desiderius. He marched to Italy and restored the Papal lands to the Holy See. In this way he extended his rule over Lombardy, and became the guarantor of the temporal possessions of the Church. For the following thirty years, Charles was continuously at war, both defending his empire, and extending Catholicism to the pagan tribes of Germany. By 800, he had forged most of Western Europe into an efficiently run church-state. On Christmas day in that year he was crowned by Pope Leo III with the imperial crown, and became the first Holy Roman Emperor. In the following six years he turned his attention from war to statesmanship, and in those years he created many schools and established artistic curricula for them. He also established a working relationship with the Byzantine empire to the east, overhauled the judicial system, and did much to stimulate economic development in his domain. The reign of Charlemagne brought a level of cultural, political, and economic development to European civilization which had not been seen since the heyday of the Roman Empire, and which would not be seen again for many centuries. In 1806 he divided his empire among his sons, Charles, Pepin, and Louis, although he himself remained active in administrative affairs. Two of the sons, Charles and Pepin, both died before Charlemagne, and when he died in 813, Louis was left as the sole heir to the Holy Roman Empire. Charlemagne married Hildegarde. Parents: Pepin le Bref King of France and Lady Bertha (big footed Bertha) .

Spouse: Hildegarde of Schwaben . Hildegarde of Schwaben and Charles the Great (Charlemagne) Holy Roman Emperor were married in 771. Children were: Louis I "Le Debonnaire" King of France.

Cheryl was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Donald Fulton. Cheryl and Donald Fulton were married. Children were: Summer Nicole Fulton.

Childebert King of Cologne died after 450. Parents: Clovis the Riparian King of Cologne.

Children were: Siegbert the Lame King of Cologne.

Childeric I King Salian Franks died in 481. Parents: Merovic (Meroveus) King of Salian Franks.

Spouse: Basina of Thuringia . Basina of Thuringia and Childeric I King Salian Franks were married after 463. Children were: Clovis I (Chlodevig) the Great King at Metz, King of Franks.

Chilperic (Hilperic) King of Burgundy died in 486. Parents: Gundicarius (Gundioc) King of Burgundy and Caratene? of the Suevi .

Spouse: Spouse of Chilperic . Children were: St. Clothilda the Holy of Burgundy .

Chilperic I King of Soissons & Neustria was born in 523. He died in 584 at the age of 61. Parents: Clotaire I le Vieux King of Soissons, King of Franks and Haregonde .

Spouse: Fredegunda . Fredegunda and Chilperic I King of Soissons & Neustria were married in 567. Children were: Clotaire II le Grand King of Soissons & Neustria, King o.

Christine was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Shawn Scott Pitkin. Christine and Shawn Scott Pitkin were married.

Clarissa was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Charles D. Cleveland. Clarissa and Charles D. Cleveland were married.

Cloderic the Parricide King of Cologne died in 509. Parents: Siegbert the Lame King of Cologne.

Children were: Munderic of Cologne , Blithilde of Cologne, France .

Clodio I Long Hair King of Salian Franks died in 448. Parents: Wallia King of the Visigoths.

Children were: Merovic (Meroveus) King of Salian Franks.

Clodoreius was born (date unknown).

Children were: Mrs. Tonantius Ferreolus.

Clotaire I le Vieux King of Soissons, King of Franks died in 561. Parents: Clovis I (Chlodevig) the Great King at Metz, King of Franks and St. Clothilda the Holy of Burgundy .

Spouse: Haregonde . Children were: Chilperic I King of Soissons & Neustria.

Clotaire II le Grand King of Soissons & Neustria, King o was born in 584. He died in 628 at the age of 44 in Paris. Parents: Chilperic I King of Soissons & Neustria and Fredegunda .

Spouse: Altrude (Haldetrude) . Children were: Dagobert I King of Austrasia, King of Franks.

Clovis I (Chlodevig) the Great King at Metz, King of Franks was born in 466. He died on 11 November 511 at the age of 45 in Paris. Parents: Childeric I King Salian Franks and Basina of Thuringia .

Spouse: St. Clothilda the Holy of Burgundy . St. Clothilda the Holy of Burgundy and Clovis I (Chlodevig) the Great King at Metz, King of Franks were married in 493. Children were: Clotaire I le Vieux King of Soissons, King of Franks.

Clovis II (Chlodevig) King of Neustria, Burgundy, King of died in 654. Parents: Dagobert I King of Austrasia, King of Franks and Nantilde .

Spouse: St. Bathilda . St. Bathilda and Clovis II (Chlodevig) King of Neustria, Burgundy, King of were married in 649. Children were: Theodoric III (Thierry King of Neustria, King of the Frank.

Clovis the Riparian King of Cologne died after 420.

Children were: Childebert King of Cologne.

Colleen was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Ron Johnson. Colleen and Ron Johnson were married.

Conan I died in 992. Parents: Jubel Berenger .

Spouse: Ermengarde of Anjou . Ermengarde of Anjou and Conan I were married in 980. Children were: Judith .

Condo was born (date unknown). Parents: Ounorman Vagena.

Spouse: Foulques (Fulk) Count of Angouleme. Children were: Guillaume III Taillefer Count of Angouleme.

Constance died in 1080. Parents: William I The Conqueror and Matilda .

Constantine I King of Scotland died in 877. Parents: Kenneth MacAlpin King of Scotland.

Children were: Donald II King of Scotland.

Corlieu of Vitapoi was born (date unknown). Parents: Amanieu-Gascogne .

Spouse: Guillaume III Taillefer Count of Angouleme. Children were: Wulgrin II Count of Angouleme.

Crinan Abbot of Dunkeld was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Bethoc . Children were: Duncan I King of Scotland.

Cynthia S. was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Richard Stern. Cynthia S. and Richard Stern were married. Children were: R. Matthew Stern, Collin Stern, Maxwell Stern.

Dagobert I King of Austrasia, King of Franks died in 638. Parents: Clotaire II le Grand King of Soissons & Neustria, King o and Altrude (Haldetrude) .

Spouse: Nantilde . Nantilde and Dagobert I King of Austrasia, King of Franks were married in 627. Children were: Clovis II (Chlodevig) King of Neustria, Burgundy, King of.

Dana was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Robert Todd Holbrook. Dana and Robert Todd Holbrook were married.

Daughter of Leutharius was born (date unknown). Parents: Leutharius Duke of Alemannia and Gerberge of Franconia .

Spouse: Ansoud . Children were: Sigrada, sister of Didon, Bishop of Poitiers .

Deborah was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Phineas Royce. Deborah and Phineas Royce were married. Children were: Emelie Royce.

Diane was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Van Ness Harwood. Diane and Van Ness Harwood were married.

Doda was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Fulbert a tanner. Children were: Arlotta (Arletta, Herleve) mistress.

Doda (Clothilde) died after 612. Parents: Carloman Major Domo of Austrasia.

Spouse: St. Arnulf Bishop of Metz. Children were: Adalgiselus Duke Brabant.

Donada was born (date unknown). Parents: Malcolm II King of Scotland.

Spouse: Finlaech MacRory Mormaer of Moray. Donada and Finlaech MacRory Mormaer of Moray were married. Children were: MacBeth, King of Scotland .

Donald II King of Scotland died in 900. Parents: Constantine I King of Scotland.

Children were: Malcolm I King of Scotland.