Alice of Northumberland
daughter of Waltheof, earl of Northumbria and his wife Judith
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Alice of Northumberland
Summary
Alice of Northumberland is a human[1].
Key Facts
- Alice of Northumberland's father was Waltheof, Earl of Northumbria[2].
- Alice of Northumberland's mother was Judith of Lens[3].
- Alice of Northumberland was married to Raoul III of Tosny[4].
- A child of Alice of Northumberland was Roger III. de Tosny[5].
- A child of Alice of Northumberland was Margaret de Tosny[6].
- A child of Alice of Northumberland was Ralph de Toeni[7].
- A child of Alice of Northumberland was Hugh de Toeni[8].
- A child of Alice of Northumberland was Simon de Toeni[9].
- A child of Alice of Northumberland was Godeheut de Toeni[10].
- Alice of Northumberland is recorded as female[11].
- Alice of Northumberland's instance of is recorded as human[12].
- Alice of Northumberland's given name is recorded as Alice[13].
Body
Origins and Family
Alice of Northumberland's father was Waltheof, Earl of Northumbria[2]. Her mother was Judith of Lens[3].
Personal Life
Alice of Northumberland was married to Raoul III of Tosny[4]. Children include Roger III. de Tosny[5], 1200–1160[14]; Margaret de Tosny[6], b. 1118[15]; Ralph de Toeni[7]; Hugh de Toeni[8]; Simon de Toeni[9]; and Godeheut de Toeni[10], b. 1106[16].
FAQs
Who were Alice of Northumberland's parents?
Alice of Northumberland's father was Waltheof, Earl of Northumbria[2]. Alice of Northumberland's mother was Judith of Lens[3].
Who was Alice of Northumberland married to?
Alice of Northumberland's spouses include Raoul III of Tosny[4].