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Emma of Hauteville, daughter of Robert Guiscard http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emma_of_Hauteville

On her own page it says that she was a daughter of Robert and his second wife, Sichelgeita

However, I think this is wrong On the page of Robert's first wife, Alberada of Buonalbergo, it says that Emma was one of the two children that she bore to Robert

A calculation of likely ages also shows this to be the case IMHO

Either way, BOTH can't be right, and I think it is her own page that is wrong in saying who her mother was

Emma's page also mentions two children - Tancred, later Prince of Galilee, and a William. However, did not a daughter of hers marry Richard of the Principate/Richard of Salerno, thus being the mother of the later Regent of Antioch, Roger of Salerno ?