Person:Ragnhild Hrolfsdottir (1)

Ragnhild Hrolfsdottir _____
m. Abt 847
  1. Ragnhild Hrolfsdottir _____837 - 892
Facts and Events
Name Ragnhild Hrolfsdottir _____
Alt Name Hilda Hrolfsdottir
Alt Name Countess Of More Hilda //
Alt Name /Ragnhild/ _____
Alt Name Hiltrude (Ragnhild) Hrolfsdottir
Alt Name Ragnhild (Hildr) Hrolfsdottir
Alt Name Hilda Ragnhild
Alt Name Raghldr _____
Gender Female
Alt Birth? 829 Nord-Trøndelag, Norway
Birth? 837 Orkney Islands, Scotland
Alt Birth? 848 Orkney Islands, Scotland
Alt Birth[2] Est 848 Norway
Alt Birth? 857 Islands,,Orkney,Scotland
Marriage 867 Møre, Norwayto Rognvald Eysteinsson, "the Wise"
Death? 892 Orkney Islands, Scotland
Alt Death? 892 Nord-Trøndelag, Norway
Alt Death? 17 Dec 942 Normandy,,,France
Ancestral File Number FLGS-3X
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Ragnhild Hrolfsdotter was one of Ragnvald's many wives and the mother of at least 3 of his children;
Rollo the Ganger, b abt 0846
Thorer the Silent b abt 0847
Ivar b abt 0848
She was the Countess of More (Norway), Her father was Hrol Nefia "The Nose" of Norway

Hrolfsdottir, Ragnhild (Hildr)


Father: Nefia, Hrolf


Married to Eysteinsson, Ragnvald I the wise of More


Child 1: Ragnvaldsson, Ivar
Child 2: Ragnvaldsson, Rolf the Ganger, Duke of Normandy 1st, b. 846
Child 3: Ragnvaldsson, Thori the Silent, Jarl of More


Married to Thorfinnson, Ljot, Earl of Orkney


!NOTE: Royal & Noble Genealogical Data On the

Rolf plundered much in the East sea. One summer, as he was coming from the eastward on a viking's expedition to the coast of Viken, he landed there and made a cattle foray. As King Harald happened, just at that time, to be in Viken, he heard of it, and was in a great rage; for he had now forbid the plundering within the bounds of the country. The king assembled a Thing, and had Rolf declared an outlaw over all Norway.

     When Rolf's mother heard of it she hastened to the king, and entreated peace for Rolf; but the king was so enraged that here entreaty was of no avail. Then she spoke up:

"Do you think, King Harald, in your anger, To drive away my brave Rolf Ganger Like a mad wolf, from out the land? Why is your cruelty so fell? Think twice, king, it's ill With such a wolf at wolf to play, Who, driven to the wild woods away May make the king's best deer his prey."

References
  1.   Stuart, Roderick W. Royalty for Commoners. (Genealogical Publishing Company, 1992, 2nd ed.)
    p.123.
  2. (RFC)Royalty for Commoners
    166:36.