Joshua Coffee

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Biography

Joshua is the 34th great grandson of Charlemagne.

Joshua is the 27th great grandson of William the Conqueror, Duke of Normandy, King of England.

Joshua is the 56th great grandson of Feradach Finnfechtnach "High King of Ireland".

Joshua is the 20th great grandson of Robert the Bruce "King of the Scots".

Related Saints

St. Balthild of Chelles[2]
St. Arnold of Metz[3]
St. Irmina of Oeren[4]
St. Begga of Andenne[5]
St. Clotilde[6]
St. Vladimir of Kiev[7]
St. Olga of Kiev[8]
St. Lietwinus of Treves[9]
St. Matilda of Ringelheim[10]
St. Adela[11]
St. Désiré[12]
St. Warinus[13]
St. William of Gellone[14]

Notable Related Aristocracy

Anne of Kiev, Queen of France[15]
Louis II, King of Italy and Holy Roman Emporer[16]
Heinrich I (Henry the Fowler), King of Germany[17]
Clovis the Great, King of the Franks and Austrasia[18]
Henry I, King of the Franks[19]
Witikind the Great, the last King of the Saxons[20]
Gunnar, King of Burgundy[21]
Harald the Fairhair, first king of unified Norway[22]
Alfarin, King of Alfheim[23]
King Cerdic, first King of the West Saxons[24], according to legend^[1] the 7th great grandson of Odin[25]
Alfred the Great, King of Wessex[26]
Cormac Ulfada "Long Beard" MacArt, High King of Ireland[27]

Other Interesting Relatives

Flavius Syagrius[28]"...the last Roman military commander in Gaul, whose defeat by king Clovis I of the Franks is considered the end of Western Roman rule outside of Italy."

Robert I, Duke of Normandy[29] the father of William the Conquer, the first Norman King of England

Crimthann "King of Laigin"[30] was baptized by Saint Patrick at Ráith Bilech

Tigernmas, High King of Ireland [31] is the oldest relative after John O'Harts Irish Pedigrees [32]

John Powell[33] joined the Jamestown settlement 2 years after its founding. Survived the "starving winter" of 1609-1610.

Sir Roland de Danvers[34] was a Norman knight who joined William the Conqueror in conquering England.

Sir Robert Boyd[35] "The Hero of Goldberry Hill", he led the Scottish defeat of a Norwegian invasion in 1263.

Alexander Seton[36] A signer of the Declaration of Arbroath and often a Scottish diplomat from Robert the Bruce to the English court.

Caradog Ap Bran[37] almost certainly legendary character said to be the son of Bran the Blessed. Bran, by legend, converted to Christianity while being held captive in the same home as Paul in Rome, married Anna of Arimathea (daughter of Joseph), and returned to Wales as a Christian missionary. Caradog Ap Bran may be very loosely based on the historical person of Caratacus Catuvellauni.

Princess Genuissa Claudius[38] probably legendary, said to be the daughter of the Roman Emperor Claudius, whom he gave in marriage to the British king Arvirargus once he had submitted to Rome.

Sources

1. ↑ Anglo-Saxon royal genealogies[1]

• First-hand information. Entered by Joshua Coffee at registration.