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Xoán I de Inglaterra (1189, 1189 (Gregoriano)–1199) Pais. William Fitz Robert, 2nd Earl of Gloucester (en) e Hawise de Beaumont (en) Irmáns. Amicia FitzWilliam (en) Isabel de Gloucester, nada cara ao 1173 e finada o 14 de outubro de 1217, foi unha nobre inglesa que casou co príncipe Xoán de Inglaterra antes do seu ascenso ao trono.
Isabel FitzRobert, más conocida como Isabel de Gloucester, nació alrededor del año 1170, como la hija mayor de Guillermo Fitzroy, conde de Gloucester, y de Havise de Beaumont-le-Roger. A la muerte de su padre (23 noviembre 1183), le sucede como condesa de Gloucester.
Isabel de Gloucester. Isabel FitzRobert, más conocida como Isabel de Gloucester, nació alredor del añu 1170, como la fía mayor de Guillermo Fitzroy, conde de Gloucester, y de Havise de Beaumont--y-Roger. A la muerte del so padre (23 de payares de 1183), asocéde-y como condesa de Gloucester.
Isabel era filla de Guillem Fitz Robert, segon comte de Gloucester, i de la seva dona Hawise. El seu avi patern, Robert, primer comte de Gloucester, era fill il·legítim del rei Enric I. El seu pare va morir el 1183, moment en què es va convertir en comtessa de Gloucester suo jure. Isabel, com a filla soltera d'un vassall de la corona, es va ...
Isabel of Gloucester (c.1173 [?] - 14 October 1217) was the first wife of King John of England. This historical figure is known by an exceptionally large number of alternative names: Hadwisa, Hawise, Joan, Eleanor, Avise and Avisa. Lineage . Isabel was the daughter of the William Fitz Robert, 2nd Earl of Gloucester and his wife
The bride-to-be was Isabella, the third and youngest daughter of Earl William of Gloucester by Hawise de Beaumont, the daughter of Earl Robert of Leicester [i]. The premature death of Isabella’s brother Robert in 1166 had left the earl without a legitimate son to succeed to his estates. This meant that Isabella and her sisters each stood to ...
Isabel. de. Originally a Spanish version of Elizabeth , which was coined by deletion of the first syllable and alteration of the final consonant sound to one that can normally end a word in Spanish. The name was imported into France in the early Middle Ages, and thence into England. It was a royal name, and its enduring popularity may have been ...
