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Charlemagne
General Robert E. Lee

Family Relationship of

Charlemagne

King of the Franks

32nd Great-Grandfather to

General Robert E. Lee

Army of Northern Virginia



(Names on the left-side of each line are the direct descendant)


Charlemagne

Louis the Pious, Holy Roman Emperor — Emengarde of Hesbaye

Lothair I, King of Italy — - - - - - - - - - - -

Daughter of Lothair I — Gilbert of Maasgau

Reginar I of Lorraine — Hersinda

Reginar II of Hainaut — Adelaide (Alice) of Burgundy

Reginar III of Hainaut — Adela

Lambert I, Count of Leuven — Gerberga of Lower Lorraine

Matilda (Maude) of Leuven — Eustace I of Boulogne

Lambert II of Lens — Adelaide of Normandy

Judith of Lens — Waltheof of Northumbria

Maud (Matilda) of Northumbria — Simon I de Saint Liz

Maud de Saint Liz — Saer de Quincy

Robert de Quincy — Hawise of Chester

Margaret de Quincy — John de Lacy

Maud de Lacy — Richard de Clare

Gilbert de Clare — Joan of Acre

Margaret de Clare — Hugh de Audley

Margeret de Audley — Ralph Stafford

Hugh de Stafford — Philippa de Beauchamp

Magaret de Stafford — Ralph de Neville

Margeret de Neville — Sir Richard Scrope

Sir Henry Scrope — Elizabeth Scrope

Margaret Scrope — John Bernard

John Bernard — Margaret Daundelyn

John Bernard — Cecily Muscote

Francis Bernard — Alice Hazlewood

Francis Bernard — Mary Woolhouse

Col. William Bernard — Lucy Higginson

Elizabeth Bernard — Thomas Todd Jr.

Elizabeth Todd — Augustine Moore

Bernard Moore — Anne Catherine Spotswood

Anne Butler Moore — Charles Carter

Anne Hill Carter — Maj. Gen. Henry Lee

General Robert E. Lee

Army of Northern Virginia



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