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Also Known As Henry Beauclerc • Henri Beauclerc
Born 1069 • Selby • England
Died December 1, 1135 (aged 66) • France
Title / Office king (1100-1135), England
House / Dynasty house of Normandy
Notable Family Members father William I • mother Matilda of Flanders • daughter Matilda • son William the Aetheling • son Robert, Earl of Gloucester • brother William II • brother Robert II • sister Adela

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