[DrCaleb]

fifeboy fifeboy:

DrCaleb DrCaleb:

martin14 martin14:

History may record that marrying commoners was the beginning of the end of the Monarchy.

No, just the beginning.

My name is taken from a person in my history who was brother in law to a Harold I, King of England around 1035. I've found that same name in English military histories, as a bowman in many battles in the 11th century, including Agincourt.

'Commoners' have been in the 'Royal' bloodline for at least a millennia. It's unlikely to change anything.

Interesting. There used to be a website called medieval soldier where you could look up your name and see if anyone with that name was at Agincourt. There were several with my name, all archers and several more with my fathers name. No Royal blood though

There still are sites you can research military records going back that far:

http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/help ... -soldiers/

http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/help ... s-records/


I got my family history from some websites dedicated to our family name. They were pretty cool, while they lasted. (got spammed out of existence, Web admin just gave up on them). They had grave yard tours and all sorts of cool stuff online.

[CharlesAnthony]

xerxes xerxes:

As long the new princess doesn’t become some do nothing bitch like any of tha Kardashian’s/Jenner’s, everything will be fine.

Keep the jokes coming!

Next joke: As long as the new princess does not become some do something bitch like LadyDi, everything will be fine.