BORN_SHORT ‎1 oct 1207 Winchester Castle, Winchester, Hampshire, England‎, DIED_SHORT ‎16 nov 1272 Bury St. Edmonds, Suffolk, England‎, 65 years, BURIED_SHORT ‎20 nov 1272 Westminster Abbey, Westminster, Middlesex, England

Crowned King at Gloucester 28 Oct. 1216

BORN_SHORT ‎5 jan 1208-1209 Winchester Castle, Winchester, Hampshire, England‎, DIED_SHORT ‎2 apr 1272 Berkhamstead, Hertfordshire, England‎, 62 or 63 years, death cause: Being bled for Ague, BURIED_SHORT ‎13 apr 1272 Hailes Abbey, Hailes, Gloucestershire, England

Created Earl of Poitiers in 1225; elected King of the Romans and of Almaine 1256.

BORN_SHORT ‎22 jul 1210 Gloucester, Gloucestershire, England‎, DIED_SHORT ‎4 mar 1237-1238 Havering-atte-Bower, Essex, England‎, 27 or 28 years, BURIED_SHORT ‎ Tarrant, Keynstan, Dorset, England

CONFLICT: Records show this Joan was married twice. However, she is also shown as child of John "Lackland" but with two different mothers: Isabella de Taillefer and Agatha de Ferrers. Below are indications of two additional mothers:
Paul K. Davis at gives the lineage of Richard Price through his mother Elizabeth Herbert, back to Dafydd, who died in 1246, son of Llywelyn ab Iorwerth and Joan. [see: "Gruffud ap Cynan 5".] and then says that Joan was the daughter of king John ("Plantagenet") and Clemencia.
From Phil Moody:
"The Augustan" Volume XXVI, , by Robert Joseph Curfman, p. 22:
"Through the efforts in 1972 of Professor Charles J. Jacobs (a member of The Augustan Society, Inc.) of Bridgeport, Connecticut, it is now apparently accepted that Constance of Brittany was the mistress by whom John of England had his natural daughter Joan, Princess of North Wales, [1] who became the wife of Llywelyn Fawr ("the Great") ab Iorwerth Drwyndwn, Prince of North Wales 1194-1240, and mother of his only legitimate son Prince Dafydd II. [2] Why the mother of Joan was entered in the Annals of Tewkesbury Abbey, Gloucestershire, in 1236 as "Queen Clemencia" (also found "Clementia") rahter than Constancia is explained credibly by Professor Jacobs, this entry once thought wrongly to have been a pseudonym for Isabel of Gloucester, the divorced wife of John, or of Agatha de Ferrers. [3]
It has been stated that a "liason" between John and Constance 'would have required a papal dispensation.' [4] Here one might consider that being related to a mistress did not trouble John, for he seduced 'his first cousin,' the sister of 'Earlilliam de Warren.' [5] In addition, he fathered at least seven illegitimate children by as many mistresses [6] and scorned the authority of the Pope.
[1] Prof. Charles J. Jacobs, "'Clemencia' Mother of Joan, Princess of North Wales; An Attempted Identification" in "The American Genealogist 48 (1972 176-8 [TAG].
[2] The Genealogist 1 [1980]:88-9
[3] "Annales de Theokesberia" [1066-1263] in "Annales Monastici", ed. Henry Richards Luard, 5 vols. (London, 1864-9) in the Rolls Series; TAG 48:176.
[4] Marilyn Lewis, "The Ancestry of Elizabeth of York", 3 vols., eds. John Stuart and Kenneth Harper Finton (Arvada, Colorado, 1999) 1:285, entry 4975.
[5] Sidney Painter, "The Reign of King John" (Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins Press, 1949) 305.
[6] Wilfred Lewis Warren, "King John" (New York, 1961) 26 [Warren]; Walter Lee Sheppard, Jr. "Royal Bye-Blows, The Illegitimate Children of the English Kings from William I to Edward III," in "The New England Historical and Genealogical Register (1965) 119:98.

BORN_SHORT ‎± 1214 of, Winchester, Hampshire, England‎, DIED_SHORT ‎6 dec 1241 Foggia, Foggia, Apulia, Italy‎, approximately 27 years, death cause: childbirth, BURIED_SHORT ‎ Andria Cathedral, Sicily, Italy

NOTE: Schwennicke indicates she was the sister of Richard from Cornwallis who was the King of the Holy Roman Empire in 1257.

NOTE: She was crowned Empress of the Holy Roman Empire at Worms Cathedral 20 Jul 1235. She was confined to a castle in Sicily and died in childbirth. fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/GERMANY,%20Kings.htm

BORN_SHORT ‎± 1215 Gloucester, Gloucestershire, England‎, DIED_SHORT ‎13 apr 1275 Montargis, Loiret, France‎, approximately 60 years, BURIED_SHORT ‎ Montargis, Loiret, France

IDENTITY: After Simon's death, Eleanor went into exile about Nov. 1265. She retired to the convent of the sisters of Saint-Dominique near Montargis in France, where she died testate.