woman Gisela of Bavaria, Queen of Hungary‏‎, daughter of Heinrich of "'the Wrangler'" Bavaria, Duke of Bavaria and Gisela of Burgundy‏.
Born ‎ 986 at Swabia, Bavaria, died ‎between 1033 BET., - and ‎, 56 or 57 years
Name: Gisela of BAVARIA Queen of Hungary
Surname: Bavaria
Given Name: Gisela of
NSFX: Queen of Hungary
Sex: F
Birth: 0986 in Schwaben, Bavaria
Death: 1033/1043
Reference Number: Foster
_UID: 3B9FC00153D63848A69B1DEDC9B552308F2F
Note:
Dau. of Henry II, Duke of Bavaria, and Gisela of Burgundy; m. St. Stephen, King of Hungary; mother of Agatha. [Charlemagne & Others, Chart 3315]

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b. 986, d. 1043. Dau of Herman II Duke of Swabia and Gerberga Princess of Burgundy; m. Bruno II, Brunswick; mother of Liudolf who m. Gertrude of Nordgau. [Celeste Bynum 1
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Father: Henry II the Wrangler, Duke of BAVARIA b: 0951 in Bavaria
Mother: Gisela of BURGUNDY Princess Arles b: ABT 0964 in Arles, Burgundy

Marriage 1 St. Stephen ARPAD DYNASTY King of Hungary b: 0975 in Hungary
Married: 1005
Children
Agatha VON BRAUNSCHWEIG Princess of Hungary b: 1018 in Barbaria, Brauschweig, Prussia

Marriage 2 Bruno von BRAUNSCHWIG Count in the Derlingo b: 0960 in Derlingo, Westfriesland

Sources:
Repository:
Name: Denver Public Library

Title: Charlemagne, Alfred the Great and Other Ancestors
Author: Mitchell, James T.
Publication: 1991
Page: Chart 3315
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Married ‎ 1005 at 1st husband (32 or 33 years married) to:

man St. Stephen Arpad Dynasty of "1st King of Hungary" Hungary, Saint Stephen‏‎, son of Geza Arpad Dynasty of Hungary, Grand Prince of Hungary and Sarolta of Transylvania‏.
Born ‎ 975 at Hungary, died ‎ Aug 5, 1038‎, 62 or 63 years
Name: St. Stephen ARPAD DYNASTY King of Hungary
Surname: Arpad Dynasty
Given Name: St. Stephen
NSFX: King of Hungary
Sex: M
Birth: 0975 in Hungary
Death: 5 Aug 1038
Reference Number: Waite,Newl
_UID: E99A647CBAF69248BFA5EC0B4DAF03155C76
Note:
First king of Hungary, founder of the Arpad dynasty. A pagan at birth, he was converted to Christianity in his youth. He became duke of Hungary in 997. Shortly thereafter a pagan revolt broke out in several Hungarian provinces. Stephen immediately attacked the insurgents and defeated them at Veszprem. He was crowned king in 1001, on the occasion of his coronation Pope Sylvester II sent a crown from Rome and accorded him the title "Apostolic Majesty", which was borne by Hungarian sovereings until the overthrow of the Hungarian monarchy in 1918. His reign was notable for the propagation of Christianity and the suppression of paganism throughout Hungary. He was canonized in 1083 and became the patron saint of Hungary. His feast day is August 16. [Funk & Wagnalls, Vol. 24, p. 346]

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Son of Geza, Grand Prince of Hungary, and Sarolta of Transylvania; Christian king of Hungary; crowned at Grav 15 Aug 1000; d. 5 Aug 1038; m. Gisela of Bavaria; father of Agatha. [Charlemagne & Others, Chart 3315]

With Stephen a new era began for Hungary. Christianity became the official religion, paganism was suppressed, royal authority was centralized, and the country was divided into counties for administrative purposes. The non-Magyar sections of the population were treated as subject races and were forced to
shoulder a disproportionate burden of toil and taxation for many centuries. After Stephen's death a pagan reaction developed, and his immediate successors also had to contend with barbarian and German invations. [Funk & Wagnalls, Vol. 13, p. 293]
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Father: Geza of HUNGARY Grand Prince b: 0950 in Hungary
Mother: Sarolta of TRANSYLVANIA b: ABT 0950 in Transylvania

Marriage 1 Gisela of BAVARIA Queen of Hungary b: 0986 in Schwaben, Bavaria
Married: 1005
Children
Agatha VON BRAUNSCHWEIG Princess of Hungary b: 1018 in Barbaria, Brauschweig, Prussia

Sources:
Repository:
Name: Cheryl Varner Library

Title: Funk & Wagnalls New Encyclopedia
Author: Bram, Leon L. V.P. and Ed. Dir.; Dickey, Norma H. Editor-in-Chief
Publication: Funk & Wagnalls, Inc., 1986
Page: Vol. 24, p. 346
Repository:
Name: Denver Public Library

Title: Charlemagne, Alfred the Great and Other Ancestors
Author: Mitchell, James T.
Publication: 1991
Page: Chart 3315
Repository:
Name: Cheryl Varner Library

Title: Funk & Wagnalls New Encyclopedia
Author: Bram, Leon L. V.P. and Ed. Dir.; Dickey, Norma H. Editor-in-Chief
Publication: Funk & Wagnalls, Inc., 1986
Page: Vol. 13, p. 293
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Child:

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woman Agatha of Braunschweig, Princess of Hungary‏
Born ‎ 1018 at Barbaria, Braunschweig, Prussia, died ‎ Jul 13, 1054 at London, Middlesex, England‎, 35 or 36 years
Name: Agatha VON BRAUNSCHWEIG Princess of Hungary
Surname: von Braunschweig
Given Name: Agatha
NSFX: Princess of Hungary
_AKA: Agatha von Brunswick of Friesland
Sex: F
Birth: 1018 in Barbaria, Brauschweig, Prussia 1
Christening: Bavaria, Germany
Death: 13 Jul 1054 1
Reference Number: Foster
_UID: F4CFCAEEFA31CD47AA7210BF8CB6C58E3ACA
Event: Braunschweig, Prussia Lived
Note:
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Princess of Hungary; b.c. 1020/5; d. 1066; m. Edward the Atheling, king of England; mother of Edgar the Exile. [Charlemagne & Others, Chart 3315, 3395]

m. Edward the Atheling; mother of St. Margaret of Scotland. [Ancestral Roots, p. 2]

In Vajay's article in the 1960s he started with the previous claims for Agatha's parentage (daughter of St. Stephen, or daughter of Bruno of Augsburg, brother of Henry II), and demonstrated that they were both extremely unlikely. He then based his analysis on the statement by Florence that Emperor Henry was the paternal uncle of Agatha. This could not have been Henry II, since Vajay
had just excluded both of his siblings as the parent, but could have been Henry III, who was Emperor at the time of the Exile's return. The problem is that Henry III was an only son of his parents. Vajay recognized, however, that Henry's mother had been married twice before, and he had three half-brothers. He then reconstructed the chronology of Gisela's marriages, and concluded that only her son Liudolf, born of her marriage to Bruno of Brunswick, could have been old enough to be Agatha's father. He therefore proposed that this was Agatha's parentage.
The strength of the theory is that it harmonzes with Florence's statement, without forcing either a priest or a King of Hungary who died without surviving children to have a daughter. The drawbacks are several-fold. First of all, Vajay had to completely rewrite the chronology of Gisela's marital history to get any of her sons old enough to be Agatha's father. In this, I think he was right in placing her marriage to Bruno first, but the chronology is still pretty tight. Next, Liudolf was not known to have had any daughters, let alone a daughter Agatha. There is no indication in this pedigree as to where some of the more unusual nomenclature -- Agatha, Christina, Margaret, David, Alexander -- might have come from.
This theory was accepted by most scholars up until a couple of years ago when a new theory was proposed. It is still the position of the Jette skeptics. [Todd A. Farmerie
Dau. of Istvan I, King of Hungary; m. edward the Atheling; mother of Margaret who m. Malcolm III, King of Scotland. [Sarah Shaw Tatoun
Dau of St. Henry II of Germany and St. Cunigunda of Luxemburg; m. Edward the Outlaw Atheling; mother of Edgar, Margaret and Christian. [Mikki McBride
Dau of Ludolphe von Brunswick, Margrave of Saxony, and Gertrude von Egisheim; m. Edwart the Outlaw Atheling fo England; mother of Mathilde, Margaret, and Edgar. [Floyd Gingrich
b. 1018, d. 13 Jun 1074; dau. of Liudolf, Mar de Saxony von Brunswick, and Gertrude von Egisheim; m. Edward Atheling 'the Exile', King of England; mother of St. Margaret Atheling who m. Malcolm III, King of Scotland. [Mark Ballard
[terrellancest-39-1450.FTW]

Book "Royal Genealogies" states that Agatha was the daughter of HenryII. This is impossible since Agatha's parents weren't married until1153, 96 years after Agatha's husband died 1057.
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Father: St. Stephen ARPAD DYNASTY King of Hungary b: 0975 in Hungary
Mother: Gisela of BAVARIA Queen of Hungary b: 0986 in Schwaben, Bavaria

Marriage 1 Edward the Exile the ATHELING Prince b: 1016 in Wessex, England
Married: BEF 1045 1
Children
Edward ATHELING b: ABT 1036 in Hungary
Christian ATHELING Princess b: ABT 1044 in Castle Reka,Mecseknadasda,,Hungary
Margaret of England AETHELING b: 1045 in Castle Reka,Mecsknadasda,Hungary
Edgar the Exile AETHELING King b: ABT 1053 in Hungary

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Title: terrellancest-39-1450.FTW
Note:
Source Media Type: Other
Text: Date of Import: Mar 5, 2001
Title: Colonial and Revolutionary Families of Pennsylvania
Author: Jordan, John W.
Repository:
Name: Cheryl Varner Library

Title: Pedigrees of Some of the Emperor Charlemagne's Descendants, Vol. III
Author: Buck, J. Orton; Beard, Timothy Field
Publication: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, 1988
Repository:
Name: Denver Public Library

Title: Charlemagne, Alfred the Great and Other Ancestors
Author: Mitchell, James T.
Publication: 1991
Page: Charts 3315, 3395
Repository:
Name: Cheryl Varner Library

Title: Ancestral Roots of Certain American Colonists Who Came to America before 1700, Seventh Edition
Author: Weis, Frederick Lewis
Publication: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, 1995
Page: p. 2
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