Henry of Scotland

Henry of Scotland (1114-1152), Earl of Huntingdon and Northumberland, was the only surviving son of King David I and Maud, granddaughter of Waltheof; an Anglo-Scottish prince who held two English earldoms and fought at the Battle of the Standard. He predeceased his father by a year, but his marriage to Ada de Warenne made him father of two kings of Scots, Malcolm IV and William the Lion, and of David of Huntingdon; three separate roads of our descent pass through him.